President Donald Trump has recently stirred controversy by dismissing business concerns regarding the uncertainty caused by his proposed tariffs on various American trading partners. Despite the potential for higher prices and market turbulence, Trump remains resolute in his stance. The president’s decision to impose and then pause 25% tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada has sparked fears of a trade war and economic contraction. In a Fox News Channel interview, Trump hinted at implementing broader “reciprocal tariffs” on April 2, aiming to align tariffs with those of other countries. While acknowledging potential impacts on U.S. growth, Trump expressed optimism, emphasizing the long-term benefits of his strategy to restore wealth to America. His dismissive attitude towards business concerns stems from his belief that previous global trade practices have disadvantaged the United States, and he is determined to rectify this imbalance. Additionally, more tariffs are imminent, with Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick announcing upcoming tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. Trump’s transactional diplomacy approach extends beyond trade to international relations, where he leverages economic deals to influence foreign policy decisions. Amidst this backdrop, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders emerges as a prominent figure leading the resistance against Trump’s policies, drawing significant support for his efforts to galvanize anti-Trump sentiment nationally.