BREAKING: Trump is imposing a 25% tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico starting Feb 1.
Canada supplies the U.S. with key goods like maple syrup, lumber, aluminum, oil, and paper products, while Mexico is a major source of fresh produce, dairy, cars, and medicines.
The result? Expect higher prices at the grocery store, gas pump, and hardware store. Cars, appliances, and even homes will cost more as building materials like lumber and aluminum skyrocket.
Tariffs don’t punish other countries—they hit American consumers the hardest. Families will pay more for essentials while inflation is already a concern.
This reckless move will hurt your wallet, not theirs.
This has to be the longest standing ovation for anyone or anything I have ever witnessed.
4000 high school students in Normandy, France standing to honor our World War II veterans.
This area in northern France has not forgotten the events of 80 years ago.
Honored and humbled beyond words to be here with my daughter volunteering with the @bestdefense_ supporting their mission to “take care of the ones who took care of us” assisting World War II veterans as they return to the sand and soil on which they fought.
@gatobrit I must say that the delays out of JWA are becoming extremely painful. Part of the problem comes from the fact that airlines don’t have dedicated mechanics there. I recently had to wait 5 hours for a replacement plane to be flown from LAX!