Former President Donald Trump has unveiled plans to impose new tariffs on foreign imports if re-elected, including a 10% levy on goods from the United Kingdom and a 20% tariff on products
from the European Union.
During a recent event, Trump held up a chart labeled "Reciprocal Tariffs," highlighting disparities between tariffs imposed on U.S. exports and those applied by Washington. "They charge us, we charge them. How can anybody be upset?" he remarked.
Trump pointed to several countries he accuses of taking advantage of the U.S., notably China and the EU. “They rip us off,” he said. “It’s so sad to see. It’s so pathetic.”
He also described trade relations with India as particularly difficult, calling the country "very tough. Very, very tough." Photo by Gage Skidmore, Wikimedia commons.