Head of Canada's auto parts industry association mocks Trump's threat of auto tariffs

Source: The Hill

Flavio Volpe, President of Canada's Automotive Parts Manufacturers Association (APMA), mocked President Trump after he threatened to create new tariffs on automobiles on Saturday, saying Trump would end up hurting Americans.

"So.... you’re suggesting using a National Security regulation to charge $8B in tariffs to *American* consumers who buy 1 million cars made by American automakers, containing 60% American parts content, because of the price of milk in Windsor?" Volpe wrote.

Volpe's comment followed after Trump said he would not endorse a joint communique signed with the other Group of Seven (G-7) members at this weekend's summit, and appeared to threaten to impose further tariffs on the country.

Trump's decision not to endorse the joint statement came just hours after all nations had agreed to sign the document, despite previous fears that trade tensions between the U.S. and its allies would lead to the U.S. being excluded.

Read more: http://thehill.com/homenews/news/391522-head-of-canadas-auto-parts-industry-association-mocks-trump-threat-of-auto

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Mr. Volpe....................yes you understand that you are talking about an idiot, that has no clue between his sexual predator ears about trade or economics

"So.... you’re suggesting using a National Security regulation to charge $8B in tariffs to *American* consumers who buy 1 million cars made by American automakers, containing 60% American parts content, because of the price of milk in Windsor?" Volpe wrote."