‘Set your watches on more expensive’: Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Follen criticized Trump’s tariff on India; It is said that this is ‘punishment’

Late night show hosts Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Follen have criticized US President Donald Trump for imposing 50 percent tariff on India.“I hope you remember to set your watches back to ‘more expensive’,” stating that Trump’s broad new tariffs are determined to make the prices of high goods, straps and higher goods to the higher goods. Colbert emphasized that tariffs paid by American companies and consumers vary depending on the country from where the products are imported, citing that the European Union faces 10 to 15 percent.“But if the President is mad at you, he can be too much. For example, Trump doubled the tariff on India to 50 percent,” he said.

Calling Tariffs “Vishal”, Colbert also said that Trump is “punished” Brazil with 50 percent tariff, which is going to impress the meat -eating Americans, as Brazil sent more than 180,000 tonnes of beef in the first half of the year. Colbert said on the show, “He imported to the highest level since the Great Depression. Never gives a great indication compared to the worst thing.” Trump had earlier warned that a court recently ruled against its use of IEEPA, a Cold War-era law was used to justify tariffs on many countries, which he called a “radical left court”, which could trigger a disastrous economic recession compared to great depression.Trump also said that such a decision should have been made earlier to avoid damaging the country’s economic progress.

Jimmy Follen criticizes Trump’s tariff on India

Jimmy Follen also condemned Trump’s tariff policy on India on “The Tonite Show”.“Today, President Trump’s more tariffs became effective for more than 90 countries including Canada, Brazil and India. Whatever charged Trump has not charged is North Korea and Epstein Islands,” said Follen.

Follen reported that 50 percent tariffs on Brazil will increase prices on everyday items like bananas, mango, pineapple and even toilet paper.“You know that this is bad when people come out of the bathroom, ‘Hey, where there is a long CVS receipt?” He said. Both Brazil and India have been killed by the US with 50 percent tariff earlier this week. While India called Tariff Hike “inappropriate, inappropriate and unfair”, Brazilian President Lula has challenged Trump, rejecting the possibility of direct talks with the US President, which he would end in “insult”.