内容摘要：— Never share your bank account number or Social Security number, especially over the phone to unknown callers or via email or text.

— Never share your bank account number or Social Security number, especially over the phone to unknown callers or via email or text.

the president shared, a voiceover states as it shows a clip of Buffett: “Trump is purposely crashing the stock market by 20% this month, but he’s doing it on purpose. And this is why Warren Buffett just said Trump is making the best economic moves he’s seen in over 50 years.”The video’s audio comes from a March 13

CNBC reporter Becky Quick reported Friday that Buffett said any quotes circulating on social media about the current economic situation that are purportedly from him are not authentic.“He says that he’s not talking to anybody about anything related to the markets, the economy or tariffs, and that he will not be doing that between now and the annual meeting for Berkshire Hathaway, which takes place on Saturday, May 3,” QuickHowever, Buffett did speak briefly about tariffs

for CBS News’ “Sunday Morning” that aired March 2.“Tariffs are actually, we’ve had a lot of experience with them. They’re an act of war to some degree,” he said in response to a question on how he thinks tariffs will effect the economy.

He was vaguer when asked how he sees the state of the economy saying, “I can’t talk about it now, I really can’t.”

In recent years, Buffett has stopped commenting on politics or other controversial subjects because, he has said, he doesn’t want to hurt Berkshire’s businesses by offending anyone. The longtime Democrat hasn’t publicly backed any candidates for office since Hillary Clinton ran for president.Wolff is living contentedly out of an Airstream RV, with an office back at the research center full of young autistic computer hackers. The scenes here are clunky and don’t always move the story along — there’s an aimless but moderately funny one of Wolff speed dating. But once Braxton shows up — another awkward and labored character introduction, by way of a “Wizard of Oz” surrounded by dead bodies — “The Accountant 2” clicks into idiosyncratic place.

What that place “The Accountant 2” occupies probably wouldn’t stand up to scrutiny, let alone an audit. For a movie about a detail obsessive, it’s curiously messy. But — and this might matter more — the film has a reasonably firm sense of just how serious and how knowingly silly a movie about an uber-talented accountant ought to be.There is also just a wisp of real-life relevancy. By centering an accountant thriller on the fate of a migrant family, “The Accountant 2” might even be said to be timely. The Trump administration is in the midst of

, have resigned in part over a decision to use IRS data to help deport undocumented immigrants. For departing IRS workers, “The Accountant 2” might just be the most cathartic movie of the year.“The Accountant 2,” an Amazon MGM Studios release that opens in theaters Thursday, is rated R by the Motion Picture Association for strong violence, and language throughout. Running time: 125 minutes. Two and a half stars out of four.