The Trump administration may pay more taxpayer dollars to farmers harmed by Trump’s tariffs than on nuclear delivery systems and weapons.

President Trump walked back some of his tariffs on Mexico and Canada. Soybean farmer John Boyd, Jr. joins Ali Vitali to share why the tariffs are causing “complete chaos and confusion” among America’s farmers.

Gov. Larry Rhoden said he wants South Dakota farmers to trust President Donald Trump when it comes to tariffs on agricultural products.

Seesaw tariff announcements have unnerved Wall Street, as investors said flip-flopping moves by the Trump administration to roll back levies on trading partners were causing confusion rather than bringing relief.

President Trump is open to additional tariff exemptions such as those he granted today to car makers, the White House said Wednesday, while again acknowledging tariffs could cause some economic disruptions.

While the intention may be for foreign countries to pay these tariffs, input tariffs often make life more difficult for domestic manufacturers. This is what makes President Trump's approach to tariffs so unpredictable and potentially dangerous to the U.S. economy and stock market.