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0:00 [Music] A foreign colleague who introduces various countries around the world to children. Let's hear what happens if we just name the countries that survived President Trump's tariff bombing. It seems there aren't many countries that can be called. Overseas, the song is sometimes called a customs song or the easiest song to remember in the world. Among these countries, there are some that are suffering from tariffs imposed by the superpower called the United States, but it is said that the number of countries that can no longer tolerate this is increasing and are responding in kind. President Trump is imposing tariffs ranging from a minimum of 10% to as much as 50% on each country . Among them, a high tariff of 50% was imposed on imported products from Brazil

0:46 . In response, Brazilian President Lula's strong opposition has drawn worldwide attention . President Lula issued a strong warning that if negotiations do not go well, Brazil will also impose retaliatory tariffs of 50% . But actually, Brazil is a pretty important country from the United States' perspective as well. Brazilian coffee and orange juice alone account for more than 30% of U.S. consumption . In terms of exports and imports, it is a situation in which neither side can ignore the other, but some say that there is a hidden motive behind President Trump's strong tariffs . The proposal released by Trump now has a political message that goes beyond tariffs . He

1:33 openly supported former Brazilian President Jair Bosnar, saying that Brazil has a huge trade deficit with the United States because of its additional tariff barriers . But in reality, this is not true. It is not Brazil but the United States that is making a profit in education between the two countries . In fact, to understand the relationship between President Trump and President Ruller, you cannot leave out former Brazilian President Jair Bohofar. Former President Boujon Hurra has not accepted the results of the 2022 Brazilian presidential election and is currently on trial for inciting riots at the Brasilia Capitol in 2023. Hmm. Doesn't this move somehow remind you of President Trump ? President Trump also claimed that the 2020 presidential election was stolen and that the vote counting system was rigged, and he refused to accept the results until the end . Is it because of these similarities that they were attracted to each other? In fact, Trump and Boh Moo-hyun have

2:19 built a friendship by supporting each other in their respective presidential elections. There was also one incident that irritated Trump. As the only BRICS member state from the Americas, Brazil is now symbolically demonstrating the direction of the conference's policies. Recently, at the BRICS meeting, the issue of dollar hegemony was raised. This could be seen as the reason why Trump reacts most sensitively . The dollar does not have to represent the world's payment system. There was an announcement that it would be better to bypass the dollar hegemony since Greece accounts for almost 48% of the world economy. I feel like these things can be seen as tendencies . So, from President Trump's perspective, he must have thought, "Oh, my favorite protective gear is on trial, and now the Brazilian president is openly targeting the United States."

3:06 So in the end, they decided to impose a 50% tariff on the old ones, and President Lula responded strongly to the high tariffs. However, it is said that President Lula also had his own ulterior motives and intentions that were not as cool as Trump's, and this worked well. From Brazil's perspective, if the United States imposes a 50% tariff, it is obvious that there will be something to lose. Nevertheless, this issue that seems to infringe on sovereignty will be difficult to just ignore, and furthermore, it may have the effect of consolidating one's support base, and it seems that the middle class, which voted for the protectionist line last time, will also raise its hand for this issue. hmm . But don't you think that it's not just President Lula, but also that there are more and more countries that are responding strongly to Trump's tariff policy these days ?

3:52 In any case, the United States is a country that is trying to lead the world trade order in its own way by asserting strong hegemony. I think it's because there seems to be no principle behind imposing tariffs and they are completely ignoring even the most minimal international agreements or procedures. In short, it can be seen as a backlash against American unilateralism . German Chancellor Olaf Solzi also said that Europe is neither naive nor weak, and that a trade war would hurt everyone . As France also announced that it would respond with retaliatory tariffs, neighboring Japan also expressed a hardline stance. Hello, I am Chiubeki [Music] In particular, most of the countries that came out so strongly

4:38 were countries that had friendly relations with the United States. They say that the reason President Trump is imposing tariffs on even his allies is because he has a hidden strategy of taming his allies . What the US continues to demand from its allies is that they share certain roles or costs while continuing to criticize free-riding. So, the US is guaranteeing your security, and you have achieved economic growth under the order that the US created, so you should also share the burden. That seems to be the story. As more and more countries are reacting so strongly, it seems that the United States has also suffered damage . yes. It is true that the United States is still the most powerful country, but I think its leadership has been greatly damaged. However, I think that the important thing is that the points of division and dissatisfaction within the US allies are factors that the US should pay more attention to in the future as it reorganizes the international order

5:23 . hmm. We are also about to enter into tariff negotiations. Is our country doing okay? Now, it seems like the US is continuing to link it to issues related to the Republic of Korea or defense issues, but I do n't think that's a favorable situation for us. We have no choice but to negotiate defensively to some extent, but what we can put forward is that, from a security perspective, we are a country that spends much more on interference than NATO or Japan . It provides a very good infrastructure called Sangtaek Base . I think we need to appeal to this part a bit. These days, when tariffs seem to have been turned around and turned into a war zone, experts say they should pay attention to how negotiations with allies will proceed regarding President Trump's tariff policy and how cracks will appear if they arise . Trump's tariff policy shows no signs of ending. Please let us know your thoughts in the comments. Yes. [music]