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Donald Trump Declared War on Jeff Bezos: There has been an increased dispute between President Donald Trump and Amazon owner Jeff Bezos. Trump has declared war on Bezos, the white house described Amazon’s move as ‘hostile’ …Read more
Trump has waged a war against Amazon’s owner. (File photo ap)
Highlights
- The dispute between Trump and Jeff Bezos increased.
- Amazon added tariffs to the price of products.
- White House described Amazon’s move as hostile.
Donald Trump Declared War on Jeff Bezos: The quarrel between US President Donald Trump and Amazon owner Jeff Bezos has increased. President Donald Trump has announced a war on Jeff Bezos. In fact, Amazon had announced that it would also add the cost of tariffs imposed by Trump at the prices of its products. White House has described this move of Amazon as ‘hostile and political work’ against America.
White House press secretary Caroline Lewitt said that he told President Trump about this move of Amazon. Trump says that this move of Amazon is ‘hostile and political’. Amazon has planned that along with the price of every product on its website, it will also tell how much the tariff of Trump is on it. Levitt accused Amazon of acting biased. He asked Amazon that when inflation was the highest in 40 years during Biden administration, why did Amazon not do this?
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Why did Trump wage war against Bezos?
Levitt also accused Amazon of being a part of China’s promotion. He said that Amazon has partnered with China’s propaganda branch. Therefore, American people should buy American products. Levitt cited an old news, stating that Amazon had formed a sales portal in collaboration with China’s promotional system. He also said that Amazon had removed the ratings and comments of Chinese books.
The report also reported that J. Karney, head of Amazon’s global lobbying and public policy operations, was the press secretary of former President Barack Obama. He had traveled to Beijing to meet Chinese officials and helped in making a report on ways to meet their demands.
Amazon defended
Amazon made a new statement on Tuesday. The company said that it was considering showing the tariff fee separately. This idea was for Amazon’s Amazon Haul website. But now Amazon will not change this. Amazon spokesperson Tim Doyle said in a statement that his team wanted to show import duty on some products. This team runs Amazon Haul Store. This idea was never approved. And now it will not happen. The announcement came when the White House attacked Amazon.