Hello, everyone. I'm Dana Perino, along with Judge Jeanine Piro, Harold Ford Jr., Jesse Waters, and Tyrus.

It's 5 o'clock in New York City. This is the 5.

President Trump flexing his tariff muscle as he takes the economy on a trade roller coaster and his push for fair deals.

The president is exempting many electronics, smartphones, laptops, and other products from newly implemented tariffs.

But then he announced on true social that nobody is getting off the hook, especially China.

Those products are just moving to a different tariff bucket. Trump chalking up the whiplash to his flexibility.

I'm a very flexible person. I don't change my mind, but I'm flexible. And you have to be.

We lost with China over the Biden years trillions of dollars on trade, trillions of dollars,

and he let them fleece us, and we can't do that anymore.

The end result is we're going to get to the position of greatness for our country.

We're the greatest economic power in the world if we're smart. If we're not

smart, we're going to hurt our country very badly. Last week, it was 75 countries wanting to come

to the tariff negotiating table, and now the White House is upping that number.

130 countries have responded and we're negotiating with them, and they've got their rate down to 10%.

And so really it's kind of almost a two-world system.

There's a process about China and that's very, very nascent, if at all.

And then the process for everybody else.

So the process for everybody else is orderly.

It's clear. People are

coming to town with great, great offers. Meanwhile, United Auto Workers Union President, Sean

Fain, who campaigned with Kamala Harris last year, while he is backing up Trump's tariffs as a way

to bring jobs back to America. Watch.

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