Trump focuses on tariffs, immigration in first network TV interview
NPRTrump focuses on tariffs, immigration in first network TV interview toggle caption Heather Khalifa/AP President-elect Donald Trump doubled down on levying tariffs in his first days in office, minimizing his prior emphasis on retribution against his perceived enemies, in his first network interview since he won the election. Sponsor Message Trump also promised he won't restrict access to abortion pills and hopes to find a legislative solution that keeps "Dreamers" in the country legally. When asked about going after President Joe Biden after inauguration on Jan. 20, Trump said he won't focus on the "past." Sponsor Message "Well, I think you have to do it, and it's a hard — it's a very tough thing to do," Trump said. When asked if he wants Dreamers — those brought to the country as children and registered to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program — to stay in the U.S., Trump said, "I do.
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