Former Clinton adviser says Trump's EU trade trip 'absolutely' a success, Europeans 'came scrambling'
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Trump announces landmark EU trade deal at Scotland golf course with $600 billion investment and $750 billion energy purchases, earning praise from former Clinton adviser
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"Absolutely, we're gonna get to trade here," Turrentine said Monday, though he qualified his praise by claiming that we still don’t know the details of the trade deal.
Trump and Von der Leyen announced the deal at his Trump Turnberry golf club Sunday. The deal stipulates that there will be 15% tariffs on EU goods, while goods such as steel, aluminum and copper will continue to be taxed at 50%. The deal also states that the EU will invest $600 billion into the U.S. economy and buy $750 billion worth of American energy by 2028, per a statement put out by the White House.
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