A New Playbook and Pecking Order

The stock market plunge, or the phone calls from foreign leaders, or both, prompt President Trump to shift his focus to negotiation.

Pool via AP
President Trump in the Oval Office April 7, 2025, at Washington. Pool via AP

After less than a week of “Liberation Day,” the White House seems to have changed both the playbook and the pecking order regarding its reciprocal tariff campaign.  

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