The South Korean mayor who protested Trump's steel tariffs outside the White House
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POHANG, South Korea — As President Donald Trump makes his whirlwind trip through Asia , the warning from the mayor of South Korea ’s steelmaking hub is dire. “If tariffs keep continuing like this,” Lee Kang-deok told NBC News in an interview Tuesday, “the industry in our city will collapse. And it’s going to have a domino effect.” South Korea, the world’s 10th-biggest economy, has been trying to finalize a U.S. trade agreement to lower the tariff on its goods to 15%, down from 25%. Trump said
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