Trump will travel to Saudi Arabia

US President Donald Trump claimed Thursday in defense of his policy to impose widespread tariffs on other countries: “We must use tariffs.”

“Most tariffs will apply from April 2nd, and most of the tariffs will be of conflict,” he said.

“I will not look at the stock market,” despite expert warnings on Trump’s actions on the US economy. “The tariffs imposed on steel and aluminum imports will not change.”

However, by signing an executive order, Trump has pushed all the planned tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico that contradicts the “US-Mexico-Canada Free Trade Agreement” for a month.

“We are negotiating with Hamas to help Israel,” he said of the negotiations between the United States and support.

“This is not enough,” Trump said in his remarks on the lack of adequate defense funding by NATO member states. If the NATO member states are not paid, the United States will not defend them. “I doubt that our allies also defend the United States.”

“If everyone gets rid of their nuclear weapons, it will be great,” he said. I know that Russia and we have the most nuclear weapons. China will have equal value within 4 to 5 years. “If we are all able to do nuclear disarmament, it would be great because the power of nuclear weapons is crazy.”

Trump will travel to Saudi Arabia

The US president also said, “I will travel to Saudi Arabia for a month and a half.”

He had earlier announced the condition of traveling to Saudi Arabia as a trillion dollar investment by Riyadh in the United States.

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