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President Trump floats 25% tariffs on chips, pharmaceuticals, and cars, setting up high-stakes talks with the

EU's Trade Commissioner this week. Plus, Brazil charges former President Jair Bolsonaro with plotting

a coup, and China races to insulate its economy.

As much as anything, this is about national security. This is about an insurance policy,

if you will, and if relations with the West or just the world becomes more turbulent, China has

what it needs at home to sustain itself. It's Wednesday, February 19th. I'm Luke Vargas for the

Wall Street Journal, and here is the AM edition of What's News, the top headlines and business

stories moving your world today.

President Trump says he's considering imposing tariffs on automobiles, semiconductors, and pharmaceutical

products telling reporters in Mar-a-Lago yesterday that he's just getting started.

It'll be 25% and higher, and it'll go very substantially higher over a course of a year. The administration has said those tariffs would likely come in after it completes a review of its trade policy on April 1st,

and Trump said companies may be given time to move production to the U.S., thereby avoiding the

measures. He also suggested countries could negotiate for lower tariffs, comments that raise the

stakes for the EU's Trade Commissioner, who's visiting Washington this week, and who journal

European Autos reporter Stephen Wilmot says faces the difficult task of sticking up for

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