Trump's coming to power in the US has brought about quite serious changes in the country's domestic and foreign policy and, moreover, in global politics and the economy. These changes are not accidental because they have been supported by many political forces and a large part of the US population. Trump's policy reflects the deep crisis of the globalisation policy pursued by the Western elite of MNCs and international financial capital. At the same time, Trump offered the US a way out of the current systemic crisis by reorienting the economy to revive domestic production, and to bilateral relations in foreign policy while refusing to support global political and economic organisations at the expense of the US.