Let me give you the timeline of what's going on with tariffs.

Tom, I'm going to come to you.

Then, Benny, I'll come to you next.

All right, so timeline on tariffs.

January 20th, hours before being sworn in, Trump announced 25% tariffs on Canada on Mexico,

starting February 1st.

January 26th, he announced immediate 25% tariffs on all goods from Colombia,

rise to 50% in a week.

After Colombia turned back deportation planes.

Colombia agreed to all of president's terms within hours. February 1st. Then Trump signed

an executive order imposing 25% tariffs on nearly all goods from Canada and Mexico and 10% on

China, citing fentanyl smuggling illegal immigration. Canada and Mexico planned retaliation. China threatened

countermeasures. The second facing criticism, Trump acknowledged on social media become an economic

downside saying, will there be some pain? Yes, maybe, maybe not. The third, he paused the

tariffs on Mexico and Canada for 30 days while threatening new tariffs. On the fourth, 10% tariffs on

Chinese imports took effect.

China retaliate with additional tariffs on products.

Seventh, he planned to broaden his trade war with reciprocal tariffs.

Tent, another 25% on foreign steel and aluminum, reviving a first-term policy.

13th, outlined broad reciprocal tariffs.

14th, confirmed plans to unspecified tariffs on foreign cars starting April 2nd.

25th, executive order task on Commerce Secretary Lutnik with investigating its foreign copper

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