Trump says 3rd term isn't a joke, despite term limit

After imposing tariffs against foreign automakers this week, ABC News Senior Politics Correspondent Rachel Scott asked Trump, "Should Americans buy cars now if they want to avoid higher prices?"

"No, I don't think so," Trump said. "I think you're going to have a country that's going to boom."

"Remember, there are no tariffs, all you have to do is do your work right here," he added. "If you have your company here, if you build your product, make your product, make your car or whatever it is you're making, no tariffs."

Trump said he's also proposing to congressional leaders that if someone borrows money to buy a car made in the U.S., they should be able to deduct the interest payment on the loan for tax reasons.

President DOnald Trump was asked the Vances' trip to Greenland as the administration pushes to acquire the territory.

Leaders in Denmark, which owns Greenland, have repeatedly dismissed Trump's calls to sell the territory and its residents have protested Trump and Vice President JD Vance.

"It's not a question of do you think we can do without it? We can't. If you look at Greenland right now," he claimed.

The president was asked about his pardon of Trevor Milton, who was convicted in 2022 of fraud, and claimed without any details that he was being targeted for supporting him.

"They went after this man. And when I heard about it, I said, nope, not going to happen," he said.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney informed President Donald Trump on Friday that his government will impose retaliatory tariffs against the U.S. on April 2, when the Trump administration is set to implement a fresh round of sweeping levies.

Trump had said on Thursday that he'd fire back with large-scale tariffs "far larger than currently planned" if Canada teamed up with the European Union to push back against his tariffs.

Asked on Friday by ABC News Senior Political Correspondent Rachel Scott if he would follow through on that promise, Trump said: "Absolutely."

Trump went on to call his conversation with Carney earlier Friday "very, very good" and said, despite current tensions due to his administration trade war, the U.S. is "going to end up with a very good relationship with Canada and most countries."