Trump ‘all the time for good negotiations’ tariffs are called in the White House,

President Donald Trump “It is always a good negotiation for a good conversation,” he said, the White House, Tuesday, the leadership was preparing to announce the “Freedom Day” tariffs on April 2.

White House spokesman Karoline Leavitt, companies or countries in response to a question that the countries could change their work with the lack of tariffs applied to them. Trump said he would open a set of new tariffs on Wednesday, called the “Day of Freedom.”

“The president was very unfair Trade practices of the past. Undoubtedly, the President always fits always to get a phone call at all times for good negotiations. However, he shows that the former mistakes of the past and the American workers are a fair shake, “Leavitt told reporters.

He later said: “I can say that there are several countries called the president in the discussion about these tariffs.”

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Leavitt also asked FOX News Great White House Correspondent Peter Doojy, if he hears from any retirement in Florida, “does the tariff sit outside or 401K and don’t know how much money will?”

“Well, of course, legitimate concerns and president take these concerns very seriously. He applies to them every day.” “And tomorrow’s announcement is to protect the future generations of the elderly citizens you mentioned. This is to ensure that for their children and grandmothers There are things Here, for their children in the United States, they probably want to live the American dream as they do.

“They are worried about their 401k, their social security … This president always intends to protect our taxpayers for our elderly citizens,” he said.

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Leavitt announced that tomorrow “will go down as one of the most important days in the history of modern America.”

“The markets of many foreign countries were tied to our exports. It is unfair. The absence of interaction helps our large and durable annual trade deficit, which closes our industry and closes our units.

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“But America’s days, starting tomorrow,” said Leavitt. “American workers and enterprises, as promised on the campaign trail, will be put under the President Trump.”

Fox Business’ Anders Hagstrom contributed to this report.