When you talk about these letters and you talk about kind of the 90 deals in 90 days or at least the president did back in April, so far that we’ve seen three and they’re not concrete deals the way that we’re used to seeing trade deals. They’re frameworks. The president has a reputation selfdescribed dealmaker. So why haven’t we seen the kind of deals that he promised in the last 90 days? Again, he didn’t prom promise this. And when we send out the 100 letters to these countries, that will set their tariff rate. So, we’re going to have a hundred done the in the next few days. And that’s not a deal. That’s a threat.
No, that’s the level that that’s the deal. If you want to trade with the United States, this is
But that’s not a negotiation. That’s just a
Well, many of these countries many of these countries never even contacted us. So you know that that’s the thing about being the deficit country Dana is when you are the deficit country you have the leverage. These are surplus countries that they have u exported more to us than we export to them. So we we have the leverage in this situation,
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