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Following his White House meeting with Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Tuesday, his first visit by a Southeast Asian leader during this term, U.S. President Donald Trump announced a trade deal consisting of the U.S. paying "zero" tariffs in exchange for a 19% tariff on Filipino goods in the U.S.

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Following his White House meeting with Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Tuesday, his first visit by a Southeast Asian leader during this term, U.S. President Donald Trump announced a trade deal consisting of the U.S. paying "zero" tariffs in exchange for a 19% tariff on Filipino goods in the U.S.

This came after Trump threatened to impose 20% tariffs on Filipino goods starting Aug. 1 unless the two countries reach a trade agreement. Trump previously threatened China with 145% tariffs before dropping them to a tentative 30% pending a successful deal.

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This came after Trump threatened to impose 20% tariffs on Filipino goods starting Aug. 1 unless the two countries reach a trade agreement. Trump previously threatened China with 145% tariffs before dropping them to a tentative 30% pending a successful deal.

Trump praised the Marcos family's "great family legacy" and referenced his past social connections with Imelda Marcos, the former Philippine first lady known for her extravagant lifestyle during her husband's authoritarian rule from 1965 to 1986.

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Trump praised the Marcos family's "great family legacy" and referenced his past social connections with Imelda Marcos, the former Philippine first lady known for her extravagant lifestyle during her husband's authoritarian rule from 1965 to 1986.

The meeting also emphasized the U.S.-Philippines mutual defense treaty and cooperation in the South China Sea, where Chinese coast guard vessels have repeatedly clashed with Filipino boats using water cannons in disputed territorial waters.

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The meeting also emphasized the U.S.-Philippines mutual defense treaty and cooperation in the South China Sea, where Chinese coast guard vessels have repeatedly clashed with Filipino boats using water cannons in disputed territorial waters.

The Philippines, which exported $14 billion of goods to the U.S. last year, is among many countries facing the threat of, or already effective, tariffs of up to 50%, several of which face the Aug. 1 deadline to reach a deal.

The Philippines, which exported $14 billion of goods to the U.S. last year, is among many countries facing the threat of, or already effective, tariffs of up to 50%, several of which face the Aug. 1 deadline to reach a deal.

Trump also touched on domestic politics during the meeting, calling for the Justice Department to prosecute former President Barack Obama following <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.verity.news/story/2025/gabbard-accuses-obama-officials-of-election-conspiracy">allegations that he ordered manipulated intelligence assessments on Russian interference</a> in the 2016 election.

Trump also touched on domestic politics during the meeting, calling for the Justice Department to prosecute former President Barack Obama following allegations that he ordered manipulated intelligence assessments on Russian interference in the 2016 election.

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Following his White House meeting with Filipino President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Tuesday, his first visit by a Southeast Asian leader during this term, U.S. President Donald Trump announced a trade deal consisting of the U.S. paying "zero" tariffs in exchange for a 19% tariff on Filipino goods in the U.S.

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Following his White House meeting with Filipino President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Tuesday, his first visit by a Southeast Asian leader during this term, U.S. President Donald Trump announced a trade deal consisting of the U.S. paying "zero" tariffs in exchange for a 19% tariff on Filipino goods in the U.S.

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Trump praised the Marcos family's "great family legacy" and referenced his past social connections with Imelda Marcos, the former Filipino first lady known for her extravagant lifestyle during her husband's authoritarian rule from 1965 to 1986.

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Trump praised the Marcos family's "great family legacy" and referenced his past social connections with Imelda Marcos, the former Filipino first lady known for her extravagant lifestyle during her husband's authoritarian rule from 1965 to 1986.

The meeting emphasized the U.S.-Philippines mutual defense treaty and cooperation in the South China Sea, where Chinese coast guard vessels have repeatedly clashed with Filipino boats using water cannons in disputed territorial waters.</span

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The meeting emphasized the U.S.-Philippines mutual defense treaty and cooperation in the South China Sea, where Chinese coast guard vessels have repeatedly clashed with Filipino boats using water cannons in disputed territorial waters.

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