Trump spoke during an evening, hr and a half speech at a dinner for the Republican election run to Congress.
The president argued that The imposition of duties was a good idea, thanks to which all day 2 billion dollars are paid to the State Treasury.And the leaders of another countries are desperate for a taxation reduction.
— I'm telling you, these countries are calling us, kissing my ass. They die to make a deal. "Please, sir, let's make a deal. I'll do anything. I will do anything, sir” — Trump mocked, at the same time angry at any Republican congressmen seeking to take distant his power to impose further duties.
— Then I see any rebellious Republican, you know, any guy who wants to show off, "Oh, I think legislature should take over negotiations." They can’t negociate like I can,” said the president.
According to the White House, nearly 70 countries have so far requested negotiations. Among them were Japan and South Korea. Trump, however, said in his speech that he "not necessarily wants to make a deal with them."
Trump: China will make a deal with the US
Trump besides estimated that China would besides make a deal, even though Beijing announced a "fight to the end". The president confirmed that at midnight on Wednesday, it is expected to impose an additional duty, expanding the taxation rate to 104 percent.
The U.S. president had previously predicted that the authorities of the PRC wanted a compromise, but "they do not know how to start". At the same time, he passed through spokeswoman Karolina Leavitt that he would be “unbelievably gracious” if China applied to him.
Trump one more time announced that he was planning to impose further duties, this time on medication. He besides suggested that he would impose an import taxation on semiconductors and criticized Joe Biden's approach, which drew semiconductor factories to the US offering subsidies.
Trump stated that subsidies were unnecessary and said that he threatened Taiwan's TSMC company, the world's largest chip manufacturer, to impose a 100% taxation if he did not build his mill in the United States. The Taiwanese company had already started building factories in Arizona during Biden's presidency, and upon reaching power Trump announced further investments in the same place.
