Summary

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, a leading advocate for “Liberation Day” tariffs scheduled for April 2, faces growing criticism within Trump’s administration.

Sources indicate Lutnick will likely be blamed if the tariffs backfire economically, with insiders describing him as giving Trump “bad advice” and pushing “crazy” aggressive tariff policies, unlike Treasury Secretary Bessent’s more measured approach.

While White House spokesperson Desai maintains the administration is unified, corporate America fears significant economic damage.

Trump reportedly enjoys the uncertainty, expecting nations to “grovel” for deals to avoid punitive tariffs.