Trump says “I know what the hell I do” in the middle of tariff chaos

President Donald Trump Projected confidence in his global trade war at a GOP dinner just a few hours before he suddenly turned the course on his generally condemned customs plan on Wednesday, April 9.

Following the 78-year-old president, sweeping customs on foreign goods on April 2, the US stock market took a remarkable dive and politicians on both sides of the aisle spoke in dissenses.

Countries quickly began responding to Trump’s so-called “Liberation Day” dull plan by increasing taxes on US goods in retaliation-which would only increase the inflation and republican members of the congress lampoated administration for sitting the nation on a path to the recession and damaging the party’s popularity.

While participating in the National Republican Congress Committee’s dinner on April 8, Trump defended his controversial acts and suggested that everything would go according to plan.

“I know what the hell I do,” he said according to the White House press pool. “The chip makers come in. They all come in. We’ve never had anything like it.”

During his behavior at dinner, Trump suggested that he was not concerned about the threat of retaliation from nations he hit the hardest.

His comments came just before the European Union announced a 25% retaliation duty on US goods on Wednesday morning. According to Washington PostSome of the articles that would suffer from increased taxes include “soybeans, meat, iron, steel, textiles, tobacco and ice cream.”

EU suggested that more trade restrictions could come in response to Trump’s Customs on cars.

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At the same time, China also raised its tariffs on all US goods to 84% on Wednesday, according to reporting New York Times.

In response to China’s escalation, Trump blinded the world and put a sudden 90-day break on his customs for almost all nations-exclusive China. Instead, when other countries were granted temporary committee on Wednesday afternoon, Trump punished China by bringing their import tax up to 125%.

Trump has not hesitated that Bash critics of his turbulent financial plan. When the Americans expressed concern about the stock market and the state of their pension savings, he urged them to stop being “Panican.”

The term, which he coined at that moment, was apparently meant to mean “weak and stupid people,” he explained on his social media platform Truth Social.

“The United States has a chance to do something that should have been done decades ago,” he said. “Don’t be weak! Don’t be stupid! Don’t be a Panican (a new lot based on weak and stupid people!)

While he defends Trump’s plans, vice president JD Vance recently encouraging resistance By referring to Chinese as “farmers.”