‘Hell of a cost': Pauline Hanson on Donald Trump's new 200 per cent tariff threat
'200 per cent if a hell of a cost, but … what happens is the people who buy that product, that Australian product are going to be paying more for it,' Ms Hanson told Sky News senior reporter Caroline Marcus.
'We only get 65 cents per American dollar so the exchange rate is in their favour is they are buying anything that is Australian.'
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