Trump's Response To Tariffs Question Flagged As 'Very Revealing Moment'
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The president insists "it's gonna go well."
President Donald Trump seems to expect Americans to take his word for it that his tariffs plan will work out well for them.
Trump on Thursday announced he was imposing reciprocal tariffs on trade partners, a plan that could easily backfire and drive up prices for American consumers.
The president was asked during a press conference if he would direct agencies to study the impact these tariffs would have on prices in the U.S.
“No, there’s nothing to study,” Trump replied. “It’s gonna go well.”
“The United States is going to become a very very strong economic, economically, country,” he added.
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