Jamieson Greer

So typically what I don't do is divulge the contents of my discussions. What are the details of the pause? Well, my understanding is that because so many countries have decided not to retaliate, we're going to have about 90 days.

So typically what I don't do is divulge the contents of my discussions. What are the details of the pause? Well, my understanding is that because so many countries have decided not to retaliate, we're going to have about 90 days.

So typically what I don't do is divulge the contents of my discussions. What are the details of the pause? Well, my understanding is that because so many countries have decided not to retaliate, we're going to have about 90 days.

What do you know about this pause? What are the details of it? Well, the details, as I understand it, is that China continues to retaliate. Other countries didn't retaliate. The president two or three days ago said we wanted to negotiate with those countries that asked for that asked for meetings. That's what we're doing. What are the details?

What do you know about this pause? What are the details of it? Well, the details, as I understand it, is that China continues to retaliate. Other countries didn't retaliate. The president two or three days ago said we wanted to negotiate with those countries that asked for that asked for meetings. That's what we're doing. What are the details?

What do you know about this pause? What are the details of it? Well, the details, as I understand it, is that China continues to retaliate. Other countries didn't retaliate. The president two or three days ago said we wanted to negotiate with those countries that asked for that asked for meetings. That's what we're doing. What are the details?

I understand it's 90 days. I haven't spoken to the president.

I understand it's 90 days. I haven't spoken to the president.

I understand it's 90 days. I haven't spoken to the president.

So, Senator, I would just refute that when the president is talking about the nature of the emergency we have. Can you talk a little bit closer to the mic, please? Certainly. Senator, I would just say, you know, I think you need to look at what the president issued in terms of the order for the legal basis for what we're doing, right?

So, Senator, I would just refute that when the president is talking about the nature of the emergency we have. Can you talk a little bit closer to the mic, please? Certainly. Senator, I would just say, you know, I think you need to look at what the president issued in terms of the order for the legal basis for what we're doing, right?

So, Senator, I would just refute that when the president is talking about the nature of the emergency we have. Can you talk a little bit closer to the mic, please? Certainly. Senator, I would just say, you know, I think you need to look at what the president issued in terms of the order for the legal basis for what we're doing, right?

I mean, the president very rightly hit on this issue of fentanyl migration coming from northern and southern borders, and it's a real emergency.

I mean, the president very rightly hit on this issue of fentanyl migration coming from northern and southern borders, and it's a real emergency.

I mean, the president very rightly hit on this issue of fentanyl migration coming from northern and southern borders, and it's a real emergency.

Well, Senator, you can certainly always talk to me.

Well, Senator, you can certainly always talk to me.

Well, Senator, you can certainly always talk to me.

Well, I'm at the tip of the spear for certain.

Well, I'm at the tip of the spear for certain.

Well, I'm at the tip of the spear for certain.

So first of all, I would push back, Senator, just a little bit on this. For now, we've excluded pharmaceuticals and semiconductors to take a different kind of approach. And we've excluded USMCA.

So first of all, I would push back, Senator, just a little bit on this. For now, we've excluded pharmaceuticals and semiconductors to take a different kind of approach. And we've excluded USMCA.

So first of all, I would push back, Senator, just a little bit on this. For now, we've excluded pharmaceuticals and semiconductors to take a different kind of approach. And we've excluded USMCA.

So the president, again, is the final decision maker on all of these things, and he has directed that there not be exclusions.

So the president, again, is the final decision maker on all of these things, and he has directed that there not be exclusions.

So the president, again, is the final decision maker on all of these things, and he has directed that there not be exclusions.

We're addressing the $1.2 trillion deficit, the largest in human history that President Biden left us with. We should be running up the score in Australia.

We're addressing the $1.2 trillion deficit, the largest in human history that President Biden left us with. We should be running up the score in Australia.

We're addressing the $1.2 trillion deficit, the largest in human history that President Biden left us with. We should be running up the score in Australia.

Senator, despite the agreement, they ban our beef, they ban our pork, they're getting ready to impose measures on our digital companies.

Senator, despite the agreement, they ban our beef, they ban our pork, they're getting ready to impose measures on our digital companies.

Senator, despite the agreement, they ban our beef, they ban our pork, they're getting ready to impose measures on our digital companies.

We have a global tariff on every... We're trying to address the $1.2 trillion deficit that Biden left us with.

We have a global tariff on every... We're trying to address the $1.2 trillion deficit that Biden left us with.

We have a global tariff on every... We're trying to address the $1.2 trillion deficit that Biden left us with.

Senator, the president is fixed in his purpose. This trade deficit and the offshoring and loss of manufacturing jobs is something that's persisted for too long, and it's dangerous.

Senator, the president is fixed in his purpose. This trade deficit and the offshoring and loss of manufacturing jobs is something that's persisted for too long, and it's dangerous.

Senator, the president is fixed in his purpose. This trade deficit and the offshoring and loss of manufacturing jobs is something that's persisted for too long, and it's dangerous.

I think the most serious inflation we saw was during the Biden administration. When we did tariffs in the first term, inflation went down. It's not going to be a one-to-one. Inflation is about how much money you're putting into the supply.

I think the most serious inflation we saw was during the Biden administration. When we did tariffs in the first term, inflation went down. It's not going to be a one-to-one. Inflation is about how much money you're putting into the supply.

I think the most serious inflation we saw was during the Biden administration. When we did tariffs in the first term, inflation went down. It's not going to be a one-to-one. Inflation is about how much money you're putting into the supply.

Senator, the fundamentals of the economy are so strong. We had 228,000 jobs last month. We have 9,000 additional manufacturing jobs from the month before.

Senator, the fundamentals of the economy are so strong. We had 228,000 jobs last month. We have 9,000 additional manufacturing jobs from the month before.

Senator, the fundamentals of the economy are so strong. We had 228,000 jobs last month. We have 9,000 additional manufacturing jobs from the month before.

Senator, your hypotheticals are not consistent with the history we have seen with the use of tariffs.

Senator, your hypotheticals are not consistent with the history we have seen with the use of tariffs.

Senator, your hypotheticals are not consistent with the history we have seen with the use of tariffs.

What are you doing to address that? The whole sentence, Senator, said that we need to get away from government spending as funding our economy and financialization, and we need to move to real goods and services, including the tourism you're talking about.

What are you doing to address that? The whole sentence, Senator, said that we need to get away from government spending as funding our economy and financialization, and we need to move to real goods and services, including the tourism you're talking about.

What are you doing to address that? The whole sentence, Senator, said that we need to get away from government spending as funding our economy and financialization, and we need to move to real goods and services, including the tourism you're talking about.

One thing I'll say is we can't have the status quo, right? I keep hearing that we should have, essentially what I'm hearing is we should have the status quo. We should keep the $1.2 trillion trade deficit that Biden left us with.

One thing I'll say is we can't have the status quo, right? I keep hearing that we should have, essentially what I'm hearing is we should have the status quo. We should keep the $1.2 trillion trade deficit that Biden left us with.

One thing I'll say is we can't have the status quo, right? I keep hearing that we should have, essentially what I'm hearing is we should have the status quo. We should keep the $1.2 trillion trade deficit that Biden left us with.

Well, Senator, as we're talking to all of these countries, we are talking about services. We are talking about making sure that we can export services to other countries. A lot of those that we export are, you know,

Well, Senator, as we're talking to all of these countries, we are talking about services. We are talking about making sure that we can export services to other countries. A lot of those that we export are, you know,

Well, Senator, as we're talking to all of these countries, we are talking about services. We are talking about making sure that we can export services to other countries. A lot of those that we export are, you know,

Senator, I think the economists who are making these projections, who often are in favor of fully unfettered free trade, are the same ones you said in the first Trump term.

Senator, I think the economists who are making these projections, who often are in favor of fully unfettered free trade, are the same ones you said in the first Trump term.

Senator, I think the economists who are making these projections, who often are in favor of fully unfettered free trade, are the same ones you said in the first Trump term.

Senator, that's not going to happen. We've lost 5 million manufacturing jobs over the years, which is the number I'm most worried about. And we have to get those jobs back.

Senator, that's not going to happen. We've lost 5 million manufacturing jobs over the years, which is the number I'm most worried about. And we have to get those jobs back.

Senator, that's not going to happen. We've lost 5 million manufacturing jobs over the years, which is the number I'm most worried about. And we have to get those jobs back.

The giant and massive persistent trade deficit that Biden left us with is an emergency. It's not like the small deficits from the 60s when we had auto workers here making production. We've offshored all this stuff. Mr. Daga, and we are really in an emergency situation, and we're not passing the buck.

The giant and massive persistent trade deficit that Biden left us with is an emergency. It's not like the small deficits from the 60s when we had auto workers here making production. We've offshored all this stuff. Mr. Daga, and we are really in an emergency situation, and we're not passing the buck.

The giant and massive persistent trade deficit that Biden left us with is an emergency. It's not like the small deficits from the 60s when we had auto workers here making production. We've offshored all this stuff. Mr. Daga, and we are really in an emergency situation, and we're not passing the buck.

We did it at breakneck speed. We did it in about two years.

We did it at breakneck speed. We did it in about two years.

We did it at breakneck speed. We did it in about two years.

Sitting here. And under discussion.

Sitting here. And under discussion.

Sitting here. And under discussion.