Trump tariff plans alarm French wine, spirits and dairy producers

Bret Baierhost

Do you have metrics that you are going to set that they have to meet this and then the tariffs go away? I mean, do we publicly know what that threshold is?”

Host Bret Baier then asked

I think everybody’s on board on the fentanyl threat and the fentanyl deaths,

concluded Baier

Well, there’s 70,000 Americans dying every year, and that’s the low estimate because you don’t pick up all the deaths from the fake Xanax.”

Navarro laughed and replied

True, but you’re putting them all in Canada’s pocket?”

Baier asked

No, of course not. Of course not, Bret,

replied Navarro

And look, here’s the other thing. The fentanyl crisis is so toxic to our economy, Bret, because most of the people that are dying are prime-age working people.”

He continued

A large acquisition is unlikely. On the other hand, there will always be purchases in the single-digit billion range,

Reinhardt told the newspaper

We are not panicking. But of course we are following what is coming with interest and are preparing for possible scenarios,

he added

Rhetoric is one thing, what actually happens is another. Traditionally, pharmaceutical products have always been exempt from tariffs. So this would be something new,

Reinhardt said

However, it is too early to make a final assessment,

he said

Kevin Bradyformer House Ways and Means Chair

Leaving this agreement or allowing it to expire will have a very damaging impact on millions of American workers and families,

Brady said

Canadians think the U.S. is no longer a reliable trading partner,

Verheul said at the Washington launch of the coalition

The short-term effect of any tariff clearly is inflation,

Charles van der Steene, the North America president for shipping giant Maersk, told CNBC

With 25 per cent tariffs, it blows a complete hole in the trade agreement,

Verheul said Wednesday

I think he's going to work something out with them,

Lutnick told Fox Business, ... adding the

Tariffs are not just about protecting American jobs. They're about protecting the soul of our country,

Trump said Tuesday

Somewhere in the middle will likely be the outcome, the president moving with the Canadians and Mexicans, but not all the way,

he said

Automakers, battery makers and suppliers are investing billions in American manufacturing and to modernize the industrial base,

said John Bozzella, president of the Alliance for Automotive Innovation

The consumer will likely see some price increases over the next couple of days,

Target Chief Executive Brian Cornell said this week

In general, any tariff would have a broad impact on our industry,

Home Depot said