Laura Ingraham was at Alina Habba’s throat in this public fight
Fox News host Laura Ingraham is normally one of Donald Trump’s biggest supporters.
But Ingraham recently had it out with Trump
And Laura Ingraham was at Alina Habba’s throat in this public fight.
During his first cabinet meeting, President Trump spoke about the prospects of improved economic relations with Communist China in his second term.
Trump claimed Communist China investing in the United States would bring in massive amounts of money to the United States economy.
“I see so many things saying that we don’t want China in this country,” Trump said. “That’s not right. We want them to invest in the United States. That’s good. That’s a lot of money coming in. And we’ll invest in China.”
This upset Laura Ingraham who pointed out that when Communist China invests in America, they steal our intellectual property.
Ingraham also said MAGA didn’t vote for Communist China buying up American farmland or American business importing more cheap foreign labor from China.
“OK,” Ingraham began. “But China’s already bought up American companies, agricultural interests and huge swaths of land and properties! Including some that we’ve documented here on the Angle near our military bases. But did MAGA turn out for Trump because they wanted more of that? Or they want thousands of more foreign workers here to drive down wages and opportunities for Americans?”
Ingraham then brought on White House senior counselor Alina Habba and pressed her about Trump’s remarks.
“A little murmuring in MAGA-land about the comments about China today,” Ingraham stated. “Did MAGA vote for China to be able to buy up more American real estate or American companies, they ask.”
Habba was taken aback by Ingraham’s suggestion that Donald Trump was going soft on Communist China.
“Is that really a question?” Habba replied in disbelief. “Really? That’s what we’re doing now, the spin? That’s the spin?”
President Trump just slapped 10 percent tariffs on all goods from Communist China.
President Trump signed an executive order instructing the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States to ban Communist China from investing in strategic American industries.
Habba told Ingraham what President Trump meant was leveling the playing field with Communist China on trade as past American Presidents opened the domestic market to cheap goods from China while China massively tariffed American products to protect their national industries.
“Yeah, no. What the president said was very simple. It’s the same policy we’ve had across the board. When you look at reciprocal tariffs, when you look at the strong arm that President Trump has had with China, with Canada, with Mexico. We want America to be safe. We care about American people first,” Habba declared.
All countries have economic relations.
President Trump just wants a level playing field.
“What the president was referring to was us continuing to have business relations,” Habba added. “We do import/export. Of course we do. That is what we’re talking about. Yes, we are going to be a strong nation. Yes, we are going to have peace through strength. Yes, we are going to have a stronger economy.
