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By Rodrigo Santos Andrade
President Donald Trump is piling on new tariffs, after the Supreme Court struck down his most sweeping import levies in February. Trump is widely expected to replace the temporary 10% worldwide tariff, which expires Friday, with tariffs as high as 12.5% on certain countries, as well as an announced 50% tariff on certain goods from Canada.
CNN chief data analyst Harry Enten explains how the tariffs have tanked President Trump’s net approval rating, and Candace Laing of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce reacts to the announcement of new big tariffs on Canadian goods.
0:00 “I feel like I’m in Bizarro World” with Trump’s new tariffs: Enten
1:08 “It is absolutely insanity that he keeps trying to do something that the American people clearly very much do not like.”
1:38 “The tariffs were what set Donald Trump off on a pathway to nowhere.”
2:22 How does the rest of the world feel about this?
3:22 US preparing new tariffs on dozens of countries
4:12 New 50% tariffs on Canadian goods: PM Carney’s statement
5:11 Candace Laing, CEO of Canadian Chamber of Commerce on US-Canada trade
Channel: CNN
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