Reporter Asks Trump If The US And EU Trade Deal Is Achieved, 'Will That Be The End Of The Matter_'

While meeting with EU President Ursula von der Leyen in Scotland, President Trump was asked if a trade deal would end all tariff threats.

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00:00Any other question?

00:01President Trump, on this particular deal, if you manage to do a deal today, will that be the end of the matter?

00:07Or could there be more tariffs coming particularly on fire?

00:10No, if we do a deal today with the European Union, that will be the end of it.

00:15Yeah, we're not, won't, we'll go, I guess, a number of years at least before we have to even discuss it again.

00:21No, that would be the end of it.

00:23And this is the biggest deal.

00:24People don't realize this is bigger than any other deal.

00:27We have great countries, great countries.

00:32I'm familiar with many of them.

00:34So are you.

00:35And this is really the biggest deal.

00:37This is the, I guess, we're the biggest out there and they're the second.

00:42And when we come together, this will be the biggest deal.

00:45If that happens, then it could happen.

00:47It should happen.

00:48Okay?

00:50Will pharmaceuticals be part of today's deal?

00:52No, it won't.

00:53Pharmaceuticals will be, I mean, could be, we'll do something.

00:56But basically, pharmaceuticals won't be part of it because we have to have them built, made in the United States.

01:03And we want them made in the United States.

01:05And I think it's easy to say, and I think it's important to say, pharmaceuticals are very special.

01:12We can't be in a position where we don't have, where we're relying on other countries.

01:15Now, Europe is going to make pharmaceuticals, drugs, and everything else for us, too, a lot.

01:20But we're going to have also our own.