President Trump’s team slammed the dishonest media for failing to understand his winning trade strategy. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt blasted reporters for pushing fake narratives about the White House’s temporary pause on global tariffs. She made it clear China alone faces maximum pressure while America negotiates better deals.
Leavitt said the media cares more about “viral moments” than truth. Reporters obsessed over market reactions instead of celebrating 75 countries rushing to cut fair deals with the U.S. She praised Trump’s “spine of steel” in standing up to China’s bullying while giving allies a chance to negotiate.
The 90-day tariff pause shows Trump’s flexibility. Countries willing to reform get relief, but China’s retaliation caused its tariffs to jump to 125%. Leavitt mocked critics who ignore how tariffs fund tax cuts for hardworking families. “The art of the deal means knowing when to punch back,” she said.
Tech companies got a break as Trump exempted phones and computers. Leavitt said this rewards firms like Apple for moving production to America. Democrats cried “corruption,” but Trump’s team said it’s about protecting U.S. jobs from Chinese theft.
Leavitt didn’t back down when asked about a leaked military chat. She called it a “fake story” by journalists who hate Trump’s America-first successes. The press secretary vowed to keep blocking reporters who push pronouns and “woke lies” instead of facts.
Allies like Israel and South Korea are lining up for deals. Leavitt said Trump’s strong leadership forced them to respect American workers. She warned China’s communist regime will keep losing unless it stops cheating.
The White House refuses to talk to reporters who deny biological reality. Leavitt said pronouns in email signatures prove media bias. “We only work with patriots who love truth,” she declared.
Trump’s trade moves are making America richer while the media melts down. Leavitt promised more wins as countries learn not to mess with the greatest economy on earth. The administration stays focused on jobs, not fake news.
