During his tariff speech, Trump has invited Brian to the lectern, a worker in the automobile sector of the State of Detroit and supporter of the president’s policies. “It is a fan of ours, and understands much better than any economist the automobile sector,” he presented to the man, who carried a fluorescent vest.
“It’s an honor, Mr. President,” the worker has begun. “I grew up in the neighborhood of Norte de Detroit. I thought Ronald Reagan was going to be the best president I was going to know, until Donald Trump arrived.”
The worker in the car sector has explained that, “throughout my life, I have seen how all the plants in my city have been closing.” In this sense, it celebrates that “Trump’s policies are recovering production so that new investments return and more plants are built.”
“I have 20 colleagues who are sitting,” he said, pointing to the public seats. “We support 100%Trump policies. We don’t know how to thank you, president.” “I’m looking forward to seeing what is going to happen in these four years.”
After his brief intervention, President Trump has announced 25% tariffs to vehicles that are manufactured outside the United States. These will come into force tonight.
“Steel, automobile workers, farmers and qualified artisans have really suffered a lot, have seen with anguish how foreign leaders have stolen our jobs, how foreign cheats have rapid our factories and how some scavenging foreigners have shattered our once beautiful American dream,” the president said during his speech.
