Wilbur Ross Says Steel Tariffs Are About Jobs and Security

The transcript discusses the US's involvement in trade wars, focusing on tariffs and their impact on global trade, particularly with China. It highlights the US's trade policies, the role of China in global trade, and the implications of tariffs on the US economy. The discussion also covers NAFTA negotiations and the broader context of national security in trade agreements. The aim is to bring jobs back to the US and level the playing field in global trade.

What is the benchmark capacity needed for the US steel industry to ensure long-term viability?

What are the implications of invoking national security in trade practices?

How do tariffs imposed by the US compare to those of Europe and China?

What is the overall goal of the President's trade actions as discussed in the text?