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President Trump admits his tariffs could in the short term cost you more money. The lead starts right now. President Trump admits his tariffs could in the short term cost you more money.

The lead starts right now.

President Trump in the Oval Office this afternoon announcing his plan for even more tariffs.

The president says it will all benefit the United States in the long run, even if it hurts your wallet in the short term.

But when could you see those spikes and then those savings? I'll ask a top White House

Trade official. Another major headline from the Oval, President Trump, says he trusts Russian

President Vladimir Putin when Putin claims he wants to end the war in Ukraine. But European

officials are warning this could lead to a, quote, dirty deal. And a top U.S. prosecutor just quit her job after she was ordered to

drop the corruption case against New York City Mayor Eric Adams. And then moments later, two more

Justice Department officials walked out the door are even more resignations on the way.

Welcome to the lead. I'm Jake Tapper. At any moment, we are expecting to see President Trump for the third time today, this time in a bilateral meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

But Trump has already made multiple headlines today. Let's start with tariffs. In his first

appearance earlier today, the president kicked off the process to introduce sweeping reciprocal tariffs matching higher rates

that other nations currently charged to import American goods. This could potentially boost

America's revenue. It could also potentially ignite a global trade war and theoretically add to

inflation. When pressed by CNN's Caitlin Collins, Trump himself acknowledged a possibility that in the short-term prices could go up.

Mr. President, because of these tariffs, who do you think voters should hold responsible?

Oh, I think what's going to go up is jobs are going to go up, and prices could go up somewhat short term, but prices will also go down.

The second time this afternoon, we saw Mr. Trump moments ago.

He was swearing in the ever-controversial Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who is the new secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services, despite decades of anti-science,

anti-medicine activism. All of this comes as Trump's long-promised firings of federal government

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