President Trump recently suggested that American companies will face challenges due to tariffs he intends to impose, notably targeting Apple and Samsung. He emphasized that while companies may absorb some costs, the overall aim is to revive U.S. manufacturing and job creation. He dismissed concerns about tariffs harming businesses, asserting that they actually spur job growth and prevent foreign exploitation of American industry. His remarks reflect a broader stance aiming to reshuffle global manufacturing dynamics in favor of domestic production, which has been a central theme of his economic policy.
President Trump stated, "Sometimes the country will eat it; sometimes Walmart will eat it; and sometimes there'll be something to pay something extra. I've always been a fan..."
Trump insisted that tariffs help rather than hurt the economy, stating, "They're helping because they're creating jobs in America, and we're creating tremendous amounts of jobs in America..."
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