Jameson Greer

We want stability.

I actually see a positive agenda with China going forward where we learn to manage our trade with each other.

I see stability with China over the next year.

We'll put out a supplemental proclamation that the president will sign going to 15% where appropriate.

Remember, before the Supreme Court struck down the tariffs, a lot of these countries had agreed to have tariffs, U.S.

tariffs on them of 18%, 19%, 20%.

So going up to 15%, for them, at least temporarily, it's better than the deal that they had.

We'll put out a supplemental proclamation that the president will sign going to 15% where appropriate.

Remember, before the Supreme Court struck down the tariffs, a lot of these countries had agreed to have tariffs, U.S.

tariffs on them of 18%, 19%, 20%.

So going up to 15%, for them at least temporarily, it's better than the deal that they had.

The way to think about this is every country has domestic procedures that they need to go through to come into compliance with the deal.

With Brussels, we gave them a good rate on cars.

That stays the same.

With the UK, we gave them a quota on cars.

We gave them a quota of beef to import duty free.

That stays the same.

So a lot of these parts stay the same.

But just like Brussels hasn't fully implemented its deal or the UK hasn't fully implemented its deal, we also need a couple of months now to have some domestic procedures because the Supreme Court struck down all of this.

The idea is to establish a through line from the policy that the president has implemented successfully over the past year and continue it over the 150 days and as we build up appropriate tariff rates using other investigations and means.