During an Irish delegation visit led by Prime Minister Micheal Martin, President Trump reiterated his hardline stance on trade with the European Union, highlighting tensions that have surfaced over tariffs. Despite the backdrop of declining stock markets and complaints from business leaders, Trump showed no signs of retracting his approach, indicating potential increases in tariffs following EU retaliatory actions. The meeting, typical in its St. Patrick's Day festivities, showcased the strained trans-Atlantic alliance, as Mr. Martin adopted a more cautious role to avoid confrontation.
Mr. Trump railed against the European Union's trade policies, stating, 'The European Union treats us very badly, and they have for years.'
Despite the declining stock market and concerns from business leaders, Mr. Trump reiterated he would not change his strategy on tariffs, hinting at potential increases.
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