During a cabinet meeting, President Trump remarked that he is not worried about the effects of the ongoing trade war with China on American consumers. He noted that if children end up with fewer toys, it may not be a significant issue. Trump's comments reflect his administration's stance on securing a fair trade deal with China while highlighting the economic difficulties China currently faces. He criticized China's trade practices, asserting they have long exploited the U.S., and emphasized the purpose behind high tariffs imposed on Chinese goods since he took office.
Trump indicated he was unconcerned about reduced consumer goods due to the trade war, suggesting children might only need two dolls instead of thirty.
He underscored the significance of making a fair deal with China, mentioning the current economic challenges the country faces.
The President described China's trade practices as the greatest concern, labeling them as the 'chief ripper-offer' in international trade.
Trump noted that tariffs have risen significantly during his term, portraying the current situation as an opportunity for making necessary trade corrections.
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