'I Signed Some Letters And They'll Go Out On Monday': Trump Discusses Outgoing Tariff Letters

Speaking to reporters on Air Force One, President Trump discussed his tariff letters.

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00:00I have a good response. Yes, please.

00:02Did you sign any letters for your agreement?

00:05I did. I signed some letters.

00:07And they'll go out on Monday, probably 12.

00:10Twelve different, well, different, different amounts of money,

00:14different amounts of tariffs, and somewhat different statements.

00:19Mr. President, which countries will receive those letters on Monday?

00:23You'll be announced. I have to announce it on Monday. I can't do it.

00:26Mr. President, what do you want to hear from President Prime Minister Netanyahu on Monday at your meeting?

00:31Well, we're going to have a meeting on Iran, obviously.

00:34You know, the success. It was a great success.

00:37And blown to pieces their whole nuclear thing.

00:40I would say it's set back permanently.

00:42If they were to do it again, they might as well start in a different location,

00:45because that location is totally demolished.

00:48They could start, but I would think they'd have to start in a different location.

00:52But if they did start, there'd be a problem.

00:54We wouldn't allow that to happen.

00:57Mr President, a follow up.