Peter Navarro, senior counselor for trade and manufacturing, President Donald Trump; I said Breitbart editor-in-chief Alex Marlow says China is well-known for tearing America apart with trade, but many other countries are equally guilty.
In an exclusive sit-in interview at the White House Alex Marlow Show The podcast, Navarro said, “It's not about China, it's about the way the world is cheating on us.”
“China is certainly the world's biggest scammer, but the EU and Vietnam also run with South Korea and Japan for a few seconds. Cambodia has become the transportation point for all China.”
Marlow pointed out that Navarro sounds very “Trumpman” on the show, suggesting that all of these countries are on “notices” and suffer “good play” or outcomes.
A senior counselor at the trade president said Trump will stop trade “misconduct” through mutual tariffs on around 25 countries using the United States.
“We're going to charge them what they charge us — whether it's China or the European Union, Mexico, Canada or Brazil,” Navarro said. “If you look at the trade deficit issue, it's about $1 trillion a year. That's a lot of America you can buy. There are around 25 out of the 125 countries responsible for most of the fraud. And President Trump needs a way to do that.
Last month, at a signature ceremony in an oval office, Trump announced his intention to impose mutual tariffs from April 2nd.
“For the purposes of fairness, I have decided to charge mutual tariffs, meaning that we will charge countries that charge the United States of America. We will charge them. “In other words, they will charge us taxes or duties and we will charge the exact same taxes or duties.”
Speaking to the press on air force 1 on Sunday, Trump said April 2 was the “liberation day” for America.
Corporate media has desperately tried to condemn the 47th President's tariff policy of the recent stock turbulence. However, as explained by John Carney, editor of Breitbart Economics, recent market fluctuations have a strong connection to the end of the “government spending boom” that has come from the Biden administration. As Carney pointed out, the US Bank argues that recent sales have more to do with economic “turns” than “economic fate.”
“No one in the world can tell you what the president is doing in any way, simply looking at the chess committee,” Navarro told Marlow. “It's the status quo that's unfair, and the countries that are cheating on us will do everything to keep it up.”
“It's a shame that a lot of the American media are trying to help them do that simply because they hate Donald Trump more than they love this country,” Navarro added.
As Breitbart News has extensively reported, the US has a long history of using tariffs even as a field of international trade.
For example, in the 1980s, President Ronald Reagan imposed tariffs when Japan used state-backed industrial policies to boost the semiconductor industry at the expense of manufacturers in the United States.
Alex Marlow Showa weekday podcast hosted by Breitbart editor-in-chief Alex Marlow and produced by Breitbart News and Salem Podcast Network. You can subscribe to the podcast YouTube, Rumble, Apple Podcastand Spotify.
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