Senior Trade and Production Advisor Peter Navarra said on Tuesday that he “stopped that shit” during the President’s examination Donald Trump’s political policy.
Navarro spoke with journalists after confirming that Trump announced an increased tariff of 50% on Canadian steel and aluminum earlier that day. However, the tariff would not be carried out because Ontario Prime Minister Doug Ford suspended threatening 25% extra charge On the export of electricity in the US
AND Video posted on x He showed that Navarro was increasingly frustrated by a journalist on the topic, which led to the front -ate between the two.
“… the president is negotiating strategic. So stop the rhetoric. All right? Just stop that shit,” Navarro told a journalist before trying to ask another question.
Trump’s advisor Peter Navarro invited a journalist for the rhetoric “shit” on Tariff. (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana)
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“But it seems to be constantly changing his mind,” the journalist said.
“Stop that shit! It’s a bunch of shit,” Navarro replied.
Navarro tried to ignore the journalist, who identified himself as a work for the Sky News UK, until he called him the “fact” that Trump “changed his mind” on tariffs every day.
“It’s a negotiation, my friend,” Navarro repeated when they started talking about each other.
“Okay. So he doesn’t mean that? So, it’s all part of the negotiations? And it causes desolation on the shares,” the journalist noticed.
“It doesn’t cause a desolation,” Navarro insisted.
“Well, that’s it, they roll over,” the reporter claimed.
Navarro on Tuesday claimed that Trump’s tactics with Canada on the potential tariffs of the “negotiations” were on the potential tariffs. (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana)
Other press members began shouting questions, which led to Navarro demanded that they “get back” and “stop”.
“I am allowed to ask questions for people who have not been here. Do you not believe that it causes desolation for the stock market?” The journalist could hear him ask.
“Because here’s what we can do,” Navarro replied, warning all journalists. “I can stay here and answer your questions, and you can be civil in connection with that. Or you can this way. So, move away. Get it out of my face. You had the opportunity to ask questions. I’ll answer other questions.”
Navarro then asked another journalist.
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Trump still plans to bring 25% of tariffs to Canada on Wednesday. (AP Photo/Frank Augstein, file)
The White House also confirmed on Tuesday that Trump is still planning to impose 25% of tariffs On steel and aluminum products, which will enter into force for Canada and other trade partners at midnight, March 12.
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Fox Business’ Greg Wehner contributed to this report.
