Staff Reports
There’s a new sheriff in trade town, and his name is Donald Trump. In a move that should rattle the globalist swamp, Trump has struck a bold, no-nonsense deal with Vietnam, slapping a hefty 20 percent tariff on Vietnamese goods coming into America while peeling back all tariffs on U.S. exports heading south. That’s right—America gets full access to Vietnam’s markets with no strings attached, a seismic shift from the usual one-way street of trade abuse we’ve seen from both directions under previous administrations.
For decades, liberal elites and their corporate cronies have turned a blind eye as countries like Vietnam flooded our markets with cheap goods, driving American factories to the brink and killing jobs. China’s sneaky transshipping through Vietnam to dodge tariffs added insult to injury, sucking billions out of the American economy. But Trump’s new deal doesn’t just put a price tag on Vietnamese cheat routes; it smashes them with a 40 percent tariff on anything transshipped. This isn’t weakness—it’s a big middle finger to the globalists who want us to sit quietly while our competitors steal our wealth.
Trump Announces Trade Deal with Vietnam: 20% Tariff on Vietnam, Zero on U.S. https://t.co/mkaNDhtc2Q via @BreitbartNews
— Jeff Robinson, CEO and Chairman of $MRES and $RLAB (@contrariansmind) July 2, 2025
The numbers tell the real story: America ran a staggering $123 billion goods deficit with Vietnam last year. That’s a gaping wound left untreated by every Washington establishment hack who’s more interested in scolding patriots than protecting American workers. Meanwhile, Vietnam reaps a $24 billion trade surplus, all while bellyaching about their own deficit with China. Guess who’s fueling that China-Vietnam money cycle? Us! American dollars flow into Vietnam to buy goods, then funnel right over to China to pay for even more imports. It’s the economic equivalent of pouring gasoline on a fire breathing down our necks.
What’s remarkable here is the unapologetic toughness. Unlike the spineless sellouts in D.C., Trump is actually forcing our trading partners to play fair or face tariffs that hit them where it hurts—their profits. American SUVs and vehicles are now on the table for export to Vietnam, a move that not only grows jobs here at home but also breaks down barriers that liberals never had the guts to challenge. They wanted open borders and free trade while American workers suffered. Trump wants trade that’s both fair and fierce.
If you thought the deep-state dream team in Washington would deliver deals like this, think again. They’ve spent decades kowtowing to foreign powers and globalist interests, leaving America hollowed out. Trump’s stand shows the difference between leadership and lip service. So the question remains: Are we going to let relentless globalists keep bleeding this country dry, or finally back a president who puts America first—full stop?
