President Trump says U.S. is taking in $2 billion a day from tariffs

Trump said tariffs collections are ‘almost $2 billion a day.’ Trade experts are doubtful

Before pausing country-by-country tariffs for 90 days, President Donald Trump repeatedly said tariffs were bringing in immense revenue. At an April 8 executive order signing, Trump said, “We’re taking in almost […] The post Trump said tariffs collections are ‘almost $2 billion a day.’ Trade experts are doubtful appeared first on Poynter.

"We're Taking in $2 Billion a Day!"

Said Donald Trump, happy as a child with his new favorite Christmas toy, celebrating the bloating of the federal bureaucracy with even more money taken from the pockets of American consumers through tariff taxation.  No wonder Elon Musk thinks Peter Navarro, Trump’s mercantilist tariff advisor, is “an idiot.” The post “We’re Taking in $2 Billion a Day!” appeared first on LewRockwell.

Is US making $2 billion a day from tariffs as Donald Trump claims?

Meta: A day before US President Donald Trump announced a pause on tariffs, he claimed that America was 'making a fortune with $2 billion a day in tariffs' and that money was 'pouring in at a level never seen before'. But experts say Trump was looking at the US' past imports and that there are a number of problems with this method. They also say that the tariffs could ultimately raise $300 billion a year — far less than Trump's figure

Trump says tariffs are making US $2 billion a day despite globalist opposition

Trump said that his tariffs are ‘making a fortune’ for the US and that politicians have avoided them because ‘the globalists will go after you.’

Is the US making $2bn from tariffs - and other Trump claims

President Trump has made a series of claims about how the US faces "unfair trade" as he justifies his sweeping tariffs on imports from other countries.

Despite market tumult, Trump says 'we're making a fortune with tariffs'

President Donald Trump told a Republican gathering that 'we're taking in a fortune in tariffs.' This, despite volatile U.S. markets that saw more losses on April 8.