Donald Trump has warned the customs tariff for the largest commercial partners of the United States, which will lead to a “little turmoil”, because he pledged to move forward in his sharply divided local agenda in a combat speech to Congress.

In the first major political discourse on his second term, the president doubled his decision to impose a 25 percent tariff on Canada and Mexico, and an additional tax on China by 10 percent.

“Definitions If America is rich again, makes America great again.

Trump’s title comes amid an escalating evidence for this Companies and consumers They are concerned about the impact of definitions, which are likely to disrupt supply chains and send the costs of some goods.

The shares of Wall Street have wiped all of the post -election gains, as the hopes of Trump’s policies will turn stronger growth that has turned into concerns about the path of the largest economy in the world.

“There will be little turmoil, but we are well,” he said.

Trump He also insisted on the so -called “mutual” definitions on the goods from a wide range of countries on April 2.

The letter of more than 90 minutes, was given to a concretely divided room, where many Democrats made signs of protest, on six weeks of dramatic hats in which Trump launched an aggressive agend United States Trade and Foreign Policy And imposing comprehensive changes throughout the government.

For a loud applause from the Republicans, Trump declared: “The momentum of America has returned. Our soul has returned. Our pride has returned, our confidence has returned. The American dream is growing, greater and better than ever.”

Trump used the speech to emphasize his muscular approach to foreign policy, and insists that he would “get” Greenland, the Arctic Island, which forms part of Denmark, which he repeatedly said he wanted to take responsibility, “in one way or another.

However, he entered a more reconciliation note on Ukraine, noting that he had received a “important letter” from Ukraine President Volodimir Zellinski on Tuesday, indicating that Kiev is ready to negotiate A peace deal With Russia and signing an agreement to access its critical minerals.

Trump’s comments were characterized by a major shift in a tone a few days after the White House meeting with Zelinski, which was transferred to the intensity, and threatening to remove the talks on a settlement with Russia and raising the alert through European capitals.

The US President said that Zelinski pledged to come to the “negotiating table as soon as possible” to bring the permanent peace. ” Metal At a time when it was “comfortable” for the United States.

“I can send this message, [I] “I got it a short time ago,” Trump said. At the same time, we conducted serious discussions with Russia and received strong signals that they are ready for peace. Isn’t this beautiful? “

The deep partisan discourse on Congress focused mainly on Trump’s local priorities, including spending discounts implemented by billionaire Elon Musk and the president’s suppression of immigration.

Trump won the presence of Musk and his team to reduce government costs and reduce grants and loans that maintain programs from external aid to medical research.

“Thank you, Elon. He is working hard. He didn’t need this. Trump said:” We appreciate that, “adding that his administration” will recover power from this unpopular bureaucracy. “

Trump also pledged to budget the federal budget, with insisting that he will pressure the planned tax cuts.

He launched many attacks on Joe Biden, his predecessor, to blame him among other things to rise in egg prices this year, which were driven by bird influenza infections.

Trump also described the Biden Chips Law, which funded $ 39 billion in tax subsidies and exemptions to enhance the production of chips in the United States, as a “terrible thing.”

He said that this week, the semiconductor manufacturer in Taiwan agreed to invest another $ 100 billion in manufacturing facilities in the United States to avoid the goal of the customs tariff in a deal that he said had not required financial incentives from Washington.

In Quip to Mike Johnson, the Republican spokesman, who was sitting behind, Trump said: “You must get rid of the chips law and anything that remains, Mr. Speaker of the House of Representatives, you must use it to reduce debts or any other reason you want.”

Trump’s speech was stopped early by the Democrats in the room. “You don’t have an authorization to cut medical aid,” Democratic cried in Texas Green over and over again, referring to a health care insurance program for low -income families.

Green was later removed from the room. Trump later mocked that there was nothing “I can say at all [Democrats] happy”.

Participated in additional reports by Joa Miller, Alex Rogers, Dimitri Sevastopolo and Stephania Palma in Washington