Trump's 'Dear Mr. Japan' Gaffe Sparks Outrage
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Former President Donald Trump announced potential new tariffs on Japanese cars, addressing a hypothetical letter to "Mr. Japan" instead of naming Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba. Trump cited an unfair trade imbalance, claiming Japan imports few US cars. This gaffe sparked widespread criticism on social media, highlighting Trump's apparent lack of knowledge about Japanese leadership. Many pointed out that most Japanese cars sold in the US are already manufactured domestically.