Trump is speed running the demolition of the US economy.
I remember in school reading about the oil intensity of the GDP - it's basically how much oil an economy uses to produce a dollar of GDP. Lower oil intensity means you produce more output with less oil, higher means the economy is more exposed to oil prices.
The US produces around 13–14 million barrels per day of crude, but consumes roughly 20.5 million barrels per day of liquid fuels. So America is structurally exposed to oil prices. The economy is built around cars, trucks, long commutes, freight, aviation, and sprawling suburbs. NYC being the obvious exception.
And when crude rises, it goes straight into gasoline, diesel, freight, food, household costs, and inflation.