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Trump's trade deals leave allies asking: What did we get?
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1:10Now PlayingPresident #Trump’s latest #TradeDeal with the EU is raising eyebrows — and “allies are left wondering what they actually got.”
As the #WhiteHouse pushes through a wave of new agreements ahead of an August 1 deadline, some experts say the terms are lopsided.
“This is the era of asymmetric deals,” Courtenay Brown told Ali Vitali on #WayTooEarly.
One source put it bluntly: “They didn’t get a trade war. It could’ve been much worse… so that’s what they have to sit with — but that’s not necessarily how the U.S. has ever dealt with its allies on #trade.”
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