Cramer also pushed back against Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's claims that corrections are "healthy" and "normal." Bessent, he said, is insinuating that all corrections are the same, when that's not the case. The market will "have a hard time staying positive" without some certainty from the White House, Cramer added.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Sunday said he is "not worried" about the U.S. markets seeing long-term problems, saying there won't be a financial "crisis."

There are “no guarantees” there will not be a recession in the US, although there could be an adjustment, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said in an interview that aired on Sunday. But Bessent, speaking to NBC’s “Meet the Press,” ruled out the chance of a financial crisis.