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Trump Offers ‘Low-Interest Bonds’ to Help Hollywood Production While Again Threatening Tariffs

January 27, 2026

President Trump has reiterated his intention to impose tariffs on films produced outside the U. S. while proposing low-interest bonds to boost domestic film production. In comments made to the New York Post, he expressed concern over the decline of the movie industry in Los Angeles and aimed to revive it through these financial incentives.

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Trump plans to impose tariffs on films made outside the U. S.
He proposed low-interest bonds to stimulate Hollywood production.
The remarks were made during an interview with the New York Post.
Trump cited concerns over the decline of the movie industry in Los Angeles.

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Trump Offers ‘Low-Interest Bonds’ to Help Hollywood Production While Again Threatening Tariffs

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