White House Deputy Press Secretary Harrison Fields hit the airwaves this week to hype President Trump’s trade deals, calling them a win for hardworking Americans. Speaking on Monday’s “National Report,” Fields praised new agreements that he claims level the playing field and put America first. “The world wants to do business with us,” he said, not shy about linking these deals to Trump’s bold tariff policies.
Fields explained how Trump’s smart moves forced other countries to come crawling. He said nations understand the rules must change—but they’re “willing to come to the table” because Trump’s administration is tough but fair. These talks aren’t just for show: he claims the administration has already locked in “solid agreements” with over a dozen countries.
Crooked trade deals once let other countries take advantage of us. Now Trump’s slashing unfair tariffs and making everyone play by the same rules. Fields called it a “big change” and promised more deals coming soon. “We’re taking care of our workers and industries,” he vowed—a key promise for conservatives.
China’s latest moves show even old foes want to talk. Though Trump slapped a 145% tariff on their goods, Fields says the Communist regime “needs the U.S. more than we need them.” He hinted Trump might cut the tariffs—but only if China agrees to fair terms. “President Trump knows President Xi,” he added, “and isn’t afraid to play hardball”.
Fields took a direct shot at weak past leadership. “Other countries flex their muscles,” he admitted, “but Trump makes them blink.” This new approach isn’t just good for America—it’s what our allies want too. “Win-win deals are possible when you stand strong,” he declared.
Critics claim tariffs hurt the economy, but Fields says they’re a tool to force real change. “The president’s trade team works every day” to protect American jobs, he said. These deals aren’t about politics—they’re about “doing what’s right for the American worker”.
Conservatives will love Fields’ emphasis on reciprocity. “We won’t be one-sided suckers anymore,” he blasted. The administration is “cracking open markets” and defending our industries. “That’s how you grow, that’s how you win,” he said.
Fields ended with a clear message: Trump’s trade revolution is just beginning. “The world knows they have to deal with us,” he concluded. Americans should expect more deals that defend our freedoms, protect our jobs, and keep our economy roaring. “We’re putting America first—and it’s working. Believe me.”.
