Trump is ‘always up for a good negotiation’ about tariffs, White House says,

President Donald Trump “Always for good negotiations,” said the White House on Tuesday, when the administration is going to announce the tariffs on the April 2 “day of liberation”.

White House Spokesman Carolin Levit has answered the question whether companies or countries can change their business to avoid tariffs on them. Trump said that on Wednesday he would present a new tariff set he called “Liberation Day”.

“The president looks at many injustices Commercial practice to the past. Of course, the president is always above to take phone calls, always for good talks. But he is very focused on correcting the mistakes of the past and the fact that American workers have a righteous shock, “Laurors told reporters.

He later said:

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White House Spokesman Caroline Levit is holding a briefing in the White House in Washington on Tuesday, April 1. (Reuters / Carlos Barria / Reuters)

LEVITI was also asked Fox News’s senior White House correspondent, if Trump has heard about any retirees in Florida, “because of the scalpage of tariffs, and they do not know how much money they will live.”

“Well, they are legal concerns, and the president concerns those concerns very seriously. And he turns to them every day, “he replied. “And tomorrow’s statement is to protect the future generations of the senior citizens you mentioned. It’s for their children and grandchildren to ensure that There are work Here in the United States of America, the American dream is to live as supposed to live.

“And what about their 401K, their concerns about their social security?

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President Donald Trump gests in Washington’s White House in Washington on Wednesday, March 26. Trump is going to impose new global tariffs on April 2. (Reuters / Carlos Barria / Reuters)

Levit also stated that tomorrow he will “fall down as one of the most important days of modern American history.”

“Many foreign countries are closed to our exports. This is fundamentally unfair. The lack of reciprocity contributes to our large and persistent trade deficit, which increased our industries and removed the cavity to the main labor force, “he added.

The European Commission President Ursula Background role threatened to take revenge on American tariffs. (Photo by Nicolas Economyou / Nurophoto Getty Images / Getty Images)

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“But those days of America have been eliminated tomorrow,” Levit said. “American workers and businesses will first be put to President Trump, as he promised the campaign path.”

Fox Business’ Anders Hagstrom contributed to this report.