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# U.S. Says New Tariffs on Turkey to Stay as Qatar Comes to President Erdogan's Aid

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_Published 2018-08-16. The U.S. and Turkey remained locked in a stalemate that has jolted global markets, as the White House said new tariffs on Turkish goods would remain and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan received a financial lifeline from Qatar that should buy him time._


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## Transcript

The tariffs from Turkey are certainly regrettable and a step in the wrong direction. The tariffs that the United States placed on Turkey were out of national security interest. There's are out of retaliation. I'm not gonna get ahead of anything on what we may or may not do in effort to respond but certainly we Don't support Turkey's decision to retaliate against us protecting our national security interests. Simply put, if Pastor Brunson is allowed to leave Turkey, do those tariff levels go away? Is that kind of the deal that could be in place- No, the tarrifs that are in place on steel would not be removed.

With the release of Pastro Brunson. The tariffs are specific to National security. The sanctions however that have been placed on Turkey are specific to Pastro Brunson and others that we fill are being held unfairly. And we would consider that at that point.

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