US EditionTrump says rising prices ‘peanuts’ compared to cheap gas
- President Donald Trump defended his upcoming military parade to mark the US Army's 250th anniversary on his 79th birthday.
- The parade announcement followed concerns over its cost, with estimates ranging from $45 million to over $92 million from different officials.
- Trump said the event will include thousands of soldiers, planes, and vehicles and that he plans two more parades honoring World War I and II victories.
- He described the parade costs as minimal relative to its significance and highlighted the importance of honoring the nation's top military forces.
- Trump acknowledged the parade will not disrupt work with a national holiday but warned the country could eventually have too many of them.
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Trump says rising prices ‘peanuts’ compared to cheap gas
President Trump said in an interview Sunday that rising prices on certain items amid his trade wars are “peanuts” in comparison to less expensive gas. In the interview on “Meet the Press,” NBC News’s Kristen Welker noted that “some prices are going up, tires, strollers, some clothing in the wake of your tariffs.” “Excuse me,…
Trump says rising prices for strollers and tires are ‘peanuts’ compared to drops in energy prices
President Donald Trump says gasoline prices are “thousands of times more important” than rising costs of strollers and other goods, during an exclusive interview with Meet the Press.
'Such A Dishonest Interview': Trump Gripes As NBC Host Points Out Rising Prices
President Donald Trump complained that NBC host Kristen Welker was conducting a "dishonest interview" after she informed him prices were going up in the wake of his tariffs. During an interview aired on Sunday, Welker noted that Trump recently admitted that the cost of toys could increase. "Well, prices are already going up on some popular items," Welker explained. "This is such a dishonest interview already," Trump said. "Prices are down on …
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