Good morning. I'm Taylor Wilson. Today is Thursday, April 3, 2025. This is the excerpt.

Today, a look at Trump's long-anticipated tariff announcement. Plus, the Supreme Court weighs in on

flavored vapes that are popular with

teenagers. And police who started a cold case podcast have found a woman's remains after 42 years.

President Donald Trump yesterday announced sweeping 10% tariffs on imports from all countries

and additional duties targeting around 60 nations, fulfilling a pledge to retaliate

against countries he said have treated the U.S. unfairly.

April 2nd, 2025 will forever be remembered as the day American industry was reborn, the day

America's destiny was reclaimed, and the day that we began to make America wealthy again.

I caught up with USA Today White House correspondent Francesca Chambers.

Del put the moves in context.

Hello, Francesco.

Hey, Taylor. Thanks for having me.

Thanks for hopping on. Big day. So, you know, this date was circled for weeks.

Did these tariff

moves yesterday play out as expected? What did President Donald Trump formally announced?

For weeks, Taylor, there's been speculation about what would eventually be in President Donald

Trump's reciprocal tariffs. And in the end, he decided to go with a 10% baseline tariff on every nation as well as a reciprocal tariff on certain nations.

Now, what does that actually mean?

There are certain nations where he said that the trade barriers and the non-tariff barriers were so high on the United States that he felt that he needed to put

additional duties on those countries. They include Cambodia, China, Venezuela. They all ended up

with tariffs that were above that 10% rate. As for how this has landed stateside this week,

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