‘Trust in President Trump,’ White House says, defending his tariffs amid backlash

On Thursday, the White House stood firmly behind the predominant tariff presentation of President Donald Trump, despite carrying markets, business retreating and foreign leaders threatening revenge.

While Trump had no public events on his schedule the day after his dramatic Rose Garden message, White House press secretary Carolyn Levitic and Vice President JD Vance were located to deal with Fallout in the morning news shows before the market sales began.

Vance acknowledged that the large-scale new Trump tariffs, which will influence almost all American trading partners, will mean a “big change” to Americans, whom Trump said earlier, he would feel some short-term pain.

“President Trump takes this economy in a different direction. He ran to that. & Friends. “

Levit also defended politics as Trump “fulfilled his promise to apply reciprocal tariffs” during CNN’s expression.

“For each of Wall Street this morning, I would say confidence to President Trump. This is a president who doubles on his proven economic formula from his first term,” she said.

Neither Vance nor Leavitt, however, directly dealt with the increased costs that economists say US consumers are all, but sure or how they would help Americans in the short term.

“What I would ask people to appreciate here is that we won’t do things overnight,” Vance said. “We are struggling as quickly as possible to repair what we have left, but it won’t happen immediately.”

US actions were immersed in early trade on Thursday hours after Trump’s announcement for a minimum of 10% tariff for all countries and more focused “kind reciprocal” tariffs for dozens of nations, which he accused of treating the United States unfairly in trade relations.

Asked about the negative business reaction, later the secretary of the commerce Howard Luni told CNN: “They do not count the factories,” which he claims to be built in the United States as a result.

Meanwhile, world leaders are weighing their response to Trump’s historical taxes, some of which come into force on April 5 and others on April 9th.

China, which will be struck with a huge 54% tariff rate, called on the US to “immediately cancel their unilateral tariff measures and to properly resolve the differences with their trading partners through equal dialogue.”

However, the White House says the tariffs are not ready for debate.

“The president made it clear yesterday that this was not negotiations. This is a national emergency. He is always ready to take the phone to answer calls, but yesterday he exposed the occasion, why we do it and these countries around the world had 70 years to do the right thing from the American people and they chose not to do it.”

“They were detached from US workers. They took our job abroad. The president puts an end to it,” Levitite continued.

“He doesn’t back down,” Luni said.

President Trump Wednesday while he spoke in the White House Rose Garden, there was a message about the purposes of the plan.

“If they complain, if you want your tariff rate to be zero, then you build your product here in America because there is no tariff, if you build your plant, your product in America,” Trump said.