终于讲出实话！特朗普对波兰交底了：关税政策不完美，美国输不起

Group 1 - The ruling against the tariff policy has severely undermined Trump's political standing, with the former president claiming it will "destroy the American economy" if upheld [1] - The EU has made significant concessions, agreeing to a 15% tariff and a commitment to purchase $750 billion worth of U.S. energy products by 2028, yet the U.S. threatens to raise tariffs to 35% if investment commitments are not met [1] - The EU's internal dissatisfaction is growing, with officials criticizing U.S. tariff policies and calling for broader international trade alliances, indicating a potential backlash against Trump's trade strategy [2] Group 2 - India's government has adopted a strong stance against U.S. tariff threats, indicating a shift towards a "multilateral alliance" strategy and ignoring Trump's accusations [4] - Brazil's response to U.S. tariffs has been to seek international support against perceived trade bullying, with plans to address U.S. tariff policies at the upcoming BRICS summit [6] - The aggressive tariff policies are prompting BRICS nations to strengthen internal coordination, raising concerns about the erosion of U.S. dominance in the global economic system [6] Group 3 - The U.S.-China trade relationship remains strained, with unresolved issues regarding agricultural exports, particularly soybeans, stemming from Trump's failed tariff policies [7] - Trump's approach to trade policy reflects a gambler's mentality, prioritizing short-term gains over potential long-term economic consequences, which could lead to a fiscal crisis if the Supreme Court rules against him [9] - The focus of the Supreme Court's review is on presidential authority rather than economic benefits, highlighting the precarious position of Trump's tariff agreements and the potential loss of international credibility [9]