Trump Tweaks Tariffs & Revives Iran Nuclear Talks | 4.15.25

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How is the U.S. stock market reacting to the trade policies and tariff updates?

Georgia Howe 0:15
How's the stock market reacting to talk of more trade deals?
John Bickley 0:19
I'm Georgia Howe with Daily Wire Editor-in-Chief John Bickley. It's Tuesday, April 15th, and this is Morning Wire. The Trump administration continues to push for a nuclear deal with Iran after holding the first direct talks with the country in years.
Donald Trump 0:38
I think they're tapping us along because they were so used to dealing with stupid people in this country.
Georgia Howe 0:44
And it's April 15th, the dreaded tax day. How would the big, beautiful bill affect taxes going forward?
Unidentified Speaker (Brief Interjection) 0:51
Virtually every American family would benefit if the $4 trillion-plus tax increase is prevented.
John Bickley 0:59
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John Bickley 1:43
President Trump announced new tariffs Monday as tech giant Nvidia announced a historic investment in American chip manufacturing.
Georgia Howe 1:51
Daily Wire senior editor Cabot Phillips is here with more on the trade war and a closely watched visit from a new American ally. Hey, Cabot. So the president shaking things up once again yesterday with new tariff announcements. First, what did we learn there?
Cabot Phillips 2:04
Yeah, as we discussed yesterday, the White House said they plan to offer tariff exemptions for certain tech imports like laptops and smartphones. That was music to the ears of tech companies. But by Monday, the president announced that one crucial product, semiconductor chips, would not be exempt and would instead be subject to their own tariffs. We're still waiting to hear what sort of rate they'll face, but it is a big move. The U.S. imported nearly $850 billion worth of semiconductors last year alone.
Georgia Howe 2:31
So some potentially big short-term effects there. But long-term, that reliance on foreign ships could be changing. That's following some big news yesterday, correct?
Cabot Phillips 2:39
Exactly. In a major win for the White House, tech giant NVIDIA announced a half-trillion-dollar investment in American manufacturing. Over the next four years, they'll set up shop in Arizona and Texas. They've commissioned more than a million square feet of manufacturing space there. When production is complete, NVIDIA says they'll be able to construct supercomputers entirely here in the US, a feat that has never been accomplished. The company's CEO said the investment will, quote, "...strengthen our supply chain and boost our resiliency." For their part, the White House called the announcement, quote, the Trump effect in action. They say the best way to avoid tariffs is by making things here in America. Here's President Trump at the White House yesterday speaking to that point.
Donald Trump 3:18
NVIDIA, as you know, controls that almost the entire sector, which is one of the most important sectors in the world. And the reason they did it is because of the election on November 5th and because of a thing called tariffs.
Cabot Phillips 3:33
And on the economic front, Trump also got some good news yesterday from the Federal Reserve. They found that Americans do believe inflation will rise in the coming months, but that they expect it to be a short-term disruption. And that's important because consumer expectations on inflation can often become self-fulfilling as it changes what folks are willing to pay for certain products.

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