President Donald Trump signed two executive orders dealing with U.S. trade from the Rose Garden of the White House. The orders included a 25% tariff on all foreign-made cars and reciprocal tariffs on over 20 countries, including China and the European Union. President Trump said he believed the tariffs would bring major companies back to the U.S. and claimed over $6 trillion had already been invested in the U.S. since the announcement of the coming tariffs. The signing of the executive orders was a part of what the administration called "liberation day."