And meantime, we're getting some more clarity on the newlyannounced tariffs. Let's get to Aean Jabvers with that story. Aean.Yeah, Melissa, this is an important clarification from the White House on the tariffs that the president announced last night. The White House is telling me that any country that has a trade deal with the United States where they got a specific carveout for a specific type of import uh to be protected or capped in terms of the tariffs. Those carveouts and caps will apply to the tariff ...

Washington expects to finalize trade deals with some Southeast Asian countries within weeks, a US official says https://t.co/ke3g8ih98b ...

Ros, it's going to be a big week for for the prime Minister, arguably more important than for President Trump, who's coming with a number of CEOs. Let's start with the nuclear deal before maybe we get onto domestic politics. What do we know about this nuclear deal and some of the other other deals that may come through from Wednesday through through the rest of this week.Well, that's right. So they're highlighting a whole lot of different kinds of business deals they hope to get done this week. The nuclear ...

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick predicted the US will eventually reach trade deals with Taiwan, Switzerland and India, while saying South Korea has not yet formally signed the agreement it has reached https://t.co/pBzSGim077 ...

Trade Policy & Economic Impact - Tariffs are considered vital for the country's economic well-being, preventing it from becoming a "very poor nation" and being taken advantage of [1] - The imposition of tariffs is seen as a tool to generate substantial revenue, potentially bringing "trillions of dollars" into the country [1] - The country has secured a deal with the European Union, expecting to receive almost $1 trillion [3] - Tariffs are viewed as essential for maintaining the country's power, prestige, and dignity, contributing to its economic prosperity [4] International Trade Relations - The country has engaged in trade deals with various nations, including Japan and South Korea [4] - Previously, the country collected "hundreds of billions of dollars" in tariffs from China [3] Legal & Political Considerations - A significant case before the Supreme Court is highlighted, with the outcome potentially determining the country's economic future, either leading to being "unbelievably rich again" or "unbelievably poor again" [2][5]

Donald Trump insinuated trade deals with economies including the European Union, Japan and South Korea would be dropped if his global tariffs are ultimately ruled illegal https://t.co/jj0o7jI08H ...

Brussels is chasing trade deals with partners across the world as Trump’s tariff onslaught continues https://t.co/sc2iiNf4Kc ...

And joining me now is Republican Senator James Langford of Oklahoma. Senator Langford, welcome back to Meet the Press. >> Thank you.Good Sunday morning to you. >> Well, good Sunday morning to you. It's always great to have you back.Let's start with that decision over tariffs on Friday. The court saying, quote, "Tariffs are a tax and only Congress has the power to impose taxes." Do you agree with the court's ruling that ultimately the ability to impose tariffs lies with Congress. >> Well, this is actually go ...

Should the US government operate like a business?We are watching them negotiate trade deals, strike equity investments, and fire unethical employees.This is starting to get interesting... https://t.co/g4wtKbPwxE ...

As the American economy wobbles under the weight of tariffs, the business world takes comfort in the stewardship of Scott Bessant, the US Secretary of Treasury. In less than seven months on the job, the former hedge fund manager gets credit for negotiating trade deals and persuading the president to back down on threats to fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. Bessent is on TV talking to jittery investors nearly every single week.Is he a moderating influence or an enabler to an impetuous president. The ...