Atlanta, Trump Administration officials were defending the economic policies of President Donald Trump in the television network on Sunday, which after another week, after another week, the Republican administration saw the course on some of its most stable tariffs.
The White House advisors and cabinet members tried to confidence and calm the confidence and calm between the off-off-estate for tariffs again on the goods imported from all over the world.
But his explanation about the overall agenda also reflected shifting narratives from a President who promised immediate economic boost and low prices as a candidate in 2024, but now asks American businesses and consumers for patience.
A week ago, Trump’s team stood by his promise to leave the imminent tariff without any exception. He used his latest news show performance to protect his move for 10 percent universal tariffs for most nations except China, while some electronics smartphones, laptops, hard drives, flat-panel monitors and seminal monitors and seminal chips.
Here what Trump Lieutenants have said on vs. Sunday last week, its main attractions are:
There are different answers on the purpose of tariffs
Long before he launched his first presidential campaign in 2015, Trump stopped offshore of American manufacturing. Their promise is to rebuild the United States and eliminate the trade deficit with other countries.
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik interviewed CBS’s “Face the Nation”, played the role of national security. He said, “You realized that this is a national security issue,” he said, what could happen if America had been involved in the war, increasing its worst conditions.
“We no longer make medicines in this country. We don’t make ships. We do not have enough steel and aluminum to fight a fight, right?” He said.
Lootnik got stuck for the national security, but the White House trade advisor Peter Navaro focused more on import taxes, which were being benefited in large economic puzzles.
“The world cheats on us. They have been cheating us for decades,” Navaro said on NBC’s “Meat the Press”. He cited practices such as wrong prices for American auto and agricultural products entering foreign markets, dumping products on currency manipulation and obstacles.
Navaro stressed that tariffs would produce extensive bilateral trade deals to address all those issues. But he also depended on a different justification while discussing China: illegal drug trade.
“China has killed more than one million people with its fentinel,” he said.
Meanwhile, Lutnik said that the discount for some electronics may be subject to the new tariff targe targeted by the sector. He said, “They are going for a special focus-type of tariffs to ensure that those products are resumed,” they told this week of ABC “this week.
The situation of dialogue with other countries including China remains fuzzy
With high rates starting from 9 April, administration officials argued that other countries would arrive at the conversation table.
Kevin Haset, director of the White House Economic Council, told ABC, “I heard that the conversation is going on and there are several proposals.” He claimed that “reaching more than 50 countries,” however he did not name.
Navaro nominated the United Kingdom, European Union, India, Japan, South Korea, Indonesia and Israel as nations in active talks with American trade representatives Jaimison Greer, Lootnik and other officials.
Greer said on CBS that his goal was “to achieve meaningful deals before 90 days” – period of Trump’s break – “and I think we are going there with many countries in the next few weeks.”
The conversation with China has not started, he said. “We expect a conversation with him,” he said, emphasizing this between Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Navarro was not as special about Beijing. “We have opened our invitation to them,” he said. Lutnick painted outreach as “soft penetration … through middlemen”.
It was pressurized whether there is any meaningful forward and back, Nawaro said, “The President has a very good relationship with President Xi.”
He then proceeded to criticize many of China’s policies and business practices.
The pitch is different, but confidence is stable
The US and the global trading markets were rapid even after facing a deficit dollars in deficit.
“The first rule, especially for small investors, you cannot lose money until you sell.
Nawaro’s optimism did not leave another net-defeat for security markets and Rocky Bond markets. “So, it is coming out as if we thought it would be in a major scenario,” he said.
Others faced some more complex realities of trying to achieve Trump’s goal of restoring a former era of American manufacturing.
Lutnik suggested that focus is on returning high-tech jobs, while those shoes such as questions about low-skilled construction questions, may mean high prices due to high wages for American employees. But some of that high-technical production are with Trump, for now, the tariff is exempted from the tariff that he and their advisory companies frames as a profit to force companies to open American features.
Haset accepted widely.
He said, “The survey data shows that people are worried about the change,” he said, before giving their reply on employment rates. “Hard data,” he said, “in fact, has really been strong.” GRS GRS
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