Lutnick says he and Trump designed the tariff policy together over a year before taking office.
“We designed the tariff policy together, and we talked Did you about the believe in tariffs? Security I didn't really understand tariffs before I met Donald Trump.”
Lutnick says he and Trump designed the tariff policy together over a year and a quarter before taking office.
“We talked it through, he taught me, I tell you what, he taught me everything about tariffs. We designed the tariff policy together, and we talked Did you about the believe in tariffs?”
Lutnick advised von der Leyen that attacking Trump energizes him and he responds twice as hard, like a centrifuge.
“That explains a lot. Right? So he's like a centrifuge. You you go in and goes zing and it goes back at you faster.”
Lutnick advised von der Leyen not to attack Trump directly because confrontation charges him up.
“You know, that's too much. Like don't say no. Don't do that. Because if you go at Donald Trump, he's going to win.”
Lutnick wishes Vice President Vance happy birthday recalling campaign friendship and administration planning, incomplete post
“Happy Birthday, Vice President Vance. We met and became friends during our time together on the campaign trail and during the transition. Together with President Trump, we planned what we knew would become the most effective administration in history. I never imagined it would https://t.co/wkHgVubpE6”
“President Trump said we would bring advanced technology manufacturing back to America. Now the Mac mini will be made right here in Houston, Texas. Thank you, Tim and Apple, for your $600 billion commitment to America. 🇺🇸 https://t.co/6AZ5PnywY0”
Lutnick celebrates Washington D.C. Grand Prix 250 with Intel's Lip-Bu Tan and McLaren's Zak Brown as Trump achievement
“Incredible to be in Washington, D.C. for Grand Prix 250 with Lip-Bu Tan of Intel and Zak Brown of McLaren. An entirely free race that could only have been put together by President Trump. Wow, what a day! https://t.co/GAyQS33QL1”
Lutnick states the Kennedy Center will keep its official name but add Trump's name to acknowledge renovation work.
“Underneath the name of the building, which will remain the John F. Kennedy Memorial Center for the Performing Arts, Renovated and Restored by President Donald J. Trump,”
The speaker plans to work with municipalities and federal government to attract investment in response to Trump.
“I appreciate that decision because we’re going to fight like we’ve never fought before against President Trump, we’re going to create the climate and conditions in collaboration with municipalities in the country and the federal government to attract more investment.”
Lutnick accuses officials of planning to demolish a presidential assassination memorial because Trump's name cannot be attached to it.
“They’re gonna tear down the official memorial to an assassinated president because they can’t put Donald Trump’s [expletive] name on it,”