Claire McCaskill actually said...

Clearly the price of steel has gone up dramatically. That is also impacting automobile manufacturing.

These tariffs are impacting farmers in my State, workers in my State, and consumers in my State all negatively.

It is a real head-scratcher that this administration is doing this under 232, national security.

The Center for Automotive Research estimates a 25-percent tariff on automobiles would add an average of $4,400 to the cost of a car.