Trump's trade deals for the world will be done by Friday, but China will take longer is what Howard Lutnik said.

Okay.

So out of all the deals that we did, you know, you saw he just increased Brazil by 50% because of what's going on with Alashandar de Morales and Lula.

You saw what he just did with India, 25%.

They're saying it'll be done by Friday, but here's Lutnik on China.

Go forward, Rob.

Well, I think with respect to other countries, what's happened is many, many countries

had made us okay offers to open their markets, you know, 50%, 30%.

And then the president said, no, no, I want them open.

And then they get up to 75%.

And the president said, I want it open.

So now the price of a deal with the United States of America is black and white.

Completely open markets.

He wants to make sure that Americans can sell their goods overseas.

He's tired of all those years where it was unfair and asymmetric against us.

He wants to write the wrong of the last 80 years of trade policy, and he wants to do it now, and that's what he's doing.

So are there deals on the table for him to consider? Yes, but he knows that he can just set the rate and set the price and move on, and he said that over and over again, we put in front of him the deal, he sees the deal, and he decides, do I want to do a deal with India or I don't? And that is up to him. We've done our job.

They've made offers, but they generally, these countries came to the table slowly from what

President Trump was hoping for. But of course, from their perspective, no one's moved as fast.

As the world has moved with respect to Donald Trump, he has moved the world in a way that

no one can imagine.

He's done this in six months.

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