Shocking: Trump Changes His Mind Again

Washington, D.C. – President Donald Trump’s latest move to revive American industry is sending shockwaves through the global tech and investment world — and his critics are scrambling.

In an interview that aired Sunday on ABC’s This Week, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick revealed that the new tariff exemptions on electronics, including smartphones and consumer devices, are strictly temporary.

“This is not a permanent sort of exemption,” Lutnick said. “President Trump is making it clear — these products are critical to our national security and must be made in America, not in Communist China.”


Temporary Relief Now — Tougher Tariffs Coming Soon

Lutnick made it clear that the tariff pause is merely a holding pattern. Within “a month or two,” the exempted products will be hit with new semiconductor-focused tariffs, designed to reshore critical technology manufacturing.

“These products will fall under semiconductor tariffs,” Lutnick explained. “That includes chips, flat panels, and more — all vital components that must be produced on American soil.”

These measures are part of President Trump’s bold plan to protect U.S. industries and reduce our dependency on foreign powers like China, which has long manipulated trade and undermined American jobs.


Wall Street Elites in Panic Mode

Despite the clear focus on economic security, corporate executives and investment pundits are lashing out. Some see the shifting policy as unpredictable — others call it necessary.

Anthony Scaramucci, a former White House official and hedge fund executive, posted on social media:

“So now Lutnick’s saying we’re flip-flopping on tech tariffs. At this point, let’s just be honest — they clearly don’t have a solid plan.”

Fox Business reporter Charles Gasparino added fuel to the fire, writing:

“Top executives and investors are describing the situation as confusing, unsettling, and at times downright absurd. Many believe Howard Lutnick is the wrong person to be representing this trade policy.”


Trump’s Strategy: Secure the Supply Chain, Restore Jobs

While Wall Street grumbles, many Americans — especially those 50 and older who’ve seen factories close and jobs vanish — understand what’s really at stake.

President Trump’s economic team is focused on one thing: bringing back American jobs by forcing foreign companies to stop taking advantage of U.S. markets while refusing to play fair.

“We need chips. We need screens. We need our future technology built here — not overseas,” Lutnick said.

This effort echoes Trump’s America First promise to rebuild U.S. manufacturing, protect supply chain independence, and end the decades of bad trade deals that sold out the American worker.


What It Means for You: A Stronger, Safer America

As Trump escalates his trade pressure on China, critics may complain — but patriotic Americans know this is about economic freedom, national strength, and protecting future generations from dependency on foreign adversaries.

📌 Expect to see new tariffs on electronics, smartphones, and chip-based devices within weeks — a key move to ensure our most critical technology is American-made.

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