President announces April 2 launch for new tariff strategy

During a recent address in Utah, President Trump discussed significant economic changes and criticized President Biden's administration. The meeting highlighted the upcoming implementation of tariffs, which Trump claims will bring substantial revenue back to the United States. He stated that billions of dollars have already been collected through tariffs, with more expected to come in on April 2.

Trump emphasized that the tariffs will be reciprocal, meaning that if other countries impose charges on U.S. goods, the U.S. will respond in kind. He pointed out that this approach aims to correct what he described as a "foolish precedent" where the U.S. has been charged without reciprocation.

In addition to tariffs, Trump noted a decrease in prices for essential goods, including eggs and fuel, attributing this to his administration's policies. He claimed that energy prices have dropped significantly, which he believes will lead to lower grocery prices as well.

The discussion also touched on Biden's use of an autopen for signing executive orders, with Trump suggesting that Biden may not have been fully aware of the implications of this practice. He criticized the handling of certain pardons and the deletion of information related to the January 6th events, alleging that it was done to cover up incriminating evidence.

As the meeting concluded, Trump expressed his intention to continue addressing these issues and hinted at future engagements, including an upcoming visit to the Kennedy Center. The overall tone of the meeting reflected Trump's focus on economic recovery and a critique of the current administration's policies.