EXCERPT:
HENNINGER: "I do not think so, Paul. I really do not. There’ve been no details of any significance to emerge on any of these negotiations. Which is interesting. I think Trump himself, when he announced the tariffs originally in the Rose Garden, he went through this long history of tariffs citing the amount of revenue that was produced in 1885 and so forth. The Mckinley tariff has taken off in 1913 as one of the biggest minutes mistakes in the history of the United States. People cannot somehow in the and markets get it through their minds Donald Trump sees tariffs as a source of revenue. An endless source of revenue. Most people say it but look what is happening at the markets. I know he can be affected by an implosion in the markets. I know Scott Bessent and some of the others are trying to moderate them on that point. But Paul, I do not think he is only pushed off that belief that there has to be a terrorist to produce revenue for the United States. I grant you it’s a contradiction inside the idea of negotiating with these countries. But it is telling to me that we are not seeing any details about the negotiations. Because I think Trump is standing firm on the idea that tariffs should be producing revenue."