Labor and the Coalition, along with the rest of the world, are bracing for the next round of U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs this week.
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00:00Australians have hardened their view of Donald Trump, and the politicians know it.
00:08Three weeks ago, Peter Dutton sought to blame Anthony Albanese for the first round of tariffs.
00:12He said he would absolutely do a deal with the Trump administration.
00:17Ahead of the next round of tariffs this week, no-one's talking about negotiating deals.
00:22It's all about standing firm.
00:24The Prime Minister says he won't budge in the face of pressure from the US.
00:28Peter Dutton says he agrees with the PM.
00:31He also appears to agree with Donald Trump, though, on one thing.
00:34Like the US President, the opposition leader has complained about the Federal Education
00:39Department employing thousands of people when it doesn't run any schools.
00:43It does, however, fund early childhood education, non-government schools, universities and TAFE.
00:50Labor's dropped any pretense in what it's trying to do in handcuffing Peter Dutton to
00:54Donald Trump, now calling him Doji Dutton.
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