Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick announced that President Trump's tariffs are only beginning, with further tariffs set to roll out on April 2. These tariffs come as Trump seeks to address issues he believes stem from trade abuses by Canada, Mexico, and China. The launch of these new tariffs follows a recent drop in total opioid-related deaths, which Lutnick attributes partially to the ongoing opioid crisis, particularly the flow of fentanyl from Mexico and China into the United States.
Let's differentiate between today's tariffs, which are about saving American lives. China makes the opioid products, and then Mexico and Canada feed them into America.
If you want to talk about trade policy, that starts April 2. These countries have used and abused us, and that is going to change.
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