365 Days of Claims

Championing American Workers and American Industry

23 claims · Items #105–127 · 23 of 23 analyzed

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105
Launched a plan for fair and reciprocal trade, making clear to the world that the United States will no longer tolerate being ripped off and directing his Administration to confront non-reciprocal trade barriers and negotiate fairer market access for U.S. exports.
True but Misleading
106
Secured new and improved trade agreements with major U.S. trading partners covering more than half of global GDP — including the United Kingdom, European Union, Japan, China, Republic of Korea, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Israel, Switzerland, the Philippines, and Cambodia.
Mostly False
107
Sent tariff revenues soaring, collecting $300 billion under expanded enforcement and new policies.
Mostly False
108
Reduced the trade deficit to its lowest since 2009.
Padding
109
Brought U.S. exports to their second-highest value on record.
True but Misleading
110
Restored a 25% tariff on steel imports and elevated the tariff to 25% on aluminum imports to protect these critical American industries from unfair foreign competition – a move praised by the Steel Manufacturers Association, the Aluminum Association, and businesses across the country.
True but Misleading
111
Invoked Section 232 tariffs to protect U.S. critical minerals and semiconductor supply chains.
True but Misleading
112
Slowed the growth of the federal deficit through rescissions and discretionary spending restraint.
Misleading
113
Expanded skilled-trade training programs through Labor grants and executive direction.
True but Misleading
114
Approved major U.S. auto manufacturing expansions following reshoring incentives.
Mostly True but Misleading
115
Approved new heavy-equipment and appliance manufacturing facilities across multiple states.
Mostly True but Misleading
116
Expanded domestic semiconductor manufacturing capacity through trade enforcement and industrial policy.
Mostly True but Misattributed
117
Finalized a TikTok national security deal to place the platform under U.S. ownership, protecting Americans’ data and cutting Chinese leverage.
Mostly True but Misleading
118
Directed the Treasury to stop production of the penny — which costs 3.69 cents each to make — eliminating a recurring loss for taxpayers and modernizing U.S. coinage.
Mostly True
119
Ordered the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau — the brainchild of Elizabeth Warren, which funneled cash to left-wing advocacy groups — to halt operations, ending a Biden-era regulatory weapon that targeted lawful lenders and raised consumer costs.
Misleading
120
Paused enforcement of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act by executive order, reducing extraterritorial overreach that disadvantaged U.S. companies competing abroad.
True but Misleading
121
Forced Canada to walk back its digital services tax after President Trump halted trade negotiations, defending American technology companies from discriminatory foreign taxation.
Mostly False
122
Launched USDA’s National Farm Security Action Plan, treating food and agriculture as national security and hardening the supply chain against foreign adversaries.
True but Misleading
123
Laid out a visionary plan to establish a Sovereign Wealth Fund to maximize the stewardship of the $5+ trillion in assets held by the United States, strengthening national financial resilience.
True but Misleading
124
Delivered the strongest first-year economic performance in modern history, pairing lower inflation and energy costs with tax relief, investment, and America First trade enforcement.
Misleading
125
Announced new tariffs on movies produced in foreign countries in an effort to boost the American film industry.
True but Misleading
126
Signed an executive order to restore a robust domestic manufacturing base for prescription drugs and promote domestic production of critical medicines — leading to billions in new U.S.-based investment from domestic and international drug companies.
True but Misleading
127
Launched an Onshoring Portal to connect small businesses with a network of more than one million domestic suppliers and producers.
True but Misleading