- President Donald Trump threatens the European Union with more tariffs.
- Trump, the United States and Canada could have more “large-scale tariffs”, he said.
- Trump, this “will protect” the United States “will protect each of each of these two countries.”
President Donald Trump said they work together to make an “economic loss” to the United States on Thursday, the European Union and Canada planned to apply additional tariffs.
“The European Union will be placed with large-scale tariffs that are currently larger than currently planned to damage the United States with Canada with Canada, and to protect each of the two countries.” Trump wrote a truth on Thursday morning.
Trump’s speech is coming after signing an executive order to apply a 25% tariff on Wednesday. Since returning to the Office, Trump presented numerous tariffs for import from Canada, Mexico, China and the European Union.
Canada Prime Minister Mark Carney, who has been sworn in, chose to visit France and Britain in the United States.
During his visit to France this month, Carney Canada called “most European countries” “most European countries.”
The White House did not respond immediately to a survey for the comment in business.
