Ben Shapiro, Sean Hannity warns of tariff pain after Trump’s Toys remarks: ‘Extraordinary trade for Dems’

Some of President Trump’s most open allies in the media are warning of “pain” from his broad tariffs, one who argues the president’s remarks that children can go with fewer toys is a “extraordinary trade for Democrats”.

Daily Wire founder Ben Shapiro aimed at Trump to remove US consumers’ fears that tariffs – including a 145% tax on China – can heat inflation.

“This is a” let’s eat cake “approach to politics,” Shapiro said during his show on Thursday.

He supported a clip of Trump’s controversial commentary on tariffs when he said during a Cabinet meeting on Wednesday: “Maybe the kids will have two dolls instead of 30 and maybe the two dolls will cost a few more dollars.”

These improper remarks about the potential of empty store shelves across the country will not make Trump any favor, Shapiro argued.

“This is an extraordinary advertisement for Democrats. President Trump should avoid language like this, obviously,” he said, arguing that Americans who have to pay more for their children’s toys will not feel so careless about inflation.

“This is not a dog that will shoot at any future choice for Republicans,” Shapiro added from Trump.

Fox News host Sean Hannity, meanwhile, warned that consumers will feel some pain while Trump’s comprehensive tariffs are set. Analysts have warned that import taxes can send costs of the supply chain that rise in some industries.

“It would be unfair if I did not admit that there would be transition -related pain,” Hannity said during his appearance on Thursday.

He praised the president, however, for the clinking of massive investments by foreign and domestic companies in US production, including a $ 500 billion project by Giants Tech Giants Softbank and Oracle and promises to increase production efforts by automotives like Hyundai.

Hannity assured that he feels “safer than ever” in the trade plan, especially after the interview of Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.