‘Orange man bad': Donald Trump to double tariffs on steel
On tonight's episode of Paul Murray Live, Sky News host Paul Murray discusses US President Donald Trump's tariffs, cost of living, and more.
'I love when two things can be true at the same time,' Mr Murray said.
'Just this weekend, that bad orange man decided he was going to increase the tariffs on all steel imported into the United States from every other part of the globe to 25 per cent, remember, orange man bad.'
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