Trump's Brazil tariff threat is part of a bigger geopolitical dispute.

And he's trying to find a way, Rob, if you got a clip on this one, if you want to pull it up, I think you do.

If you can go to it, this is about the Brazil thing on page 7.

So let me read this to you, because this is, this is when it's getting tricky, but I like what he's doing.

Go for it, Rob.

Maybe at some point I'll talk to him.

Right now I'm not.

They're treating President Bolsonaro very unfairly.

He's a good man.

You know, I know him well.

I negotiated with him. He was a very tough negotiator, and I can tell you he was a very good man. You know, I know him well. I negotiated with him.

He was a very tough negotiator, and I can tell you, he was a very honest man, and he loved the people of Brazil.

He was a very tough guy to negotiate with.

I shouldn't like him because he was very tough in negotiation, but he was also very honest.

And I know the honest ones, and I know the crooked one. Cars right there.

So President Trump threatened a 50% terror from Brazil,

driven by support for Bolsonaro and frustration with Brazil,

Roland Bricks, a coalition, which he views as a threat

due to its push for reserve currency, alternative to the

U.S. dollar. Trump wrote on truth social, this is nothing more or less than an attack

on political opponents, something I know a lot about, and accused Brazil of issue hundreds of

secret and unlawful censorship orders on U.S. social media platforms. The decision followed by

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