Trump Lifts Scotch Tariffs, Praises Royals

0:00It's April 30th. Entertainment and celebrity news today starts now, AI-powered and trending. President Donald Trump just dropped the tariffs on Scotch Whiskey, giving a big nod to King Charles and Queen Camilla after their state visit to the U. White House. He announced it on True Social, saying it's in honor of the royals heading back to the UK, boosting trade between Scotland's Whiskey makers and Kentucky's bourbon scene. Buckingham Palace hit back quick, confirming the King is raising a dram to Trump for the move that helps the British Whiskey industry and all the jobs. It supports. Trump's posts called it a long overdue fix, crediting the King and Queen for getting it done, without even pushing hard. UK Business Secretary Peter Kyle jumped in, calling a huge news for an industry worth almost 1 billion pounds in exports and thousands of jobs. Lower tariffs mean protecting those iconic brands and strengthening ties with the US. King Charles has long been a Scotch single malt fan, laugh road, from Ilay, is his

1:01top pick, and he even gave it a royal warrant back in 19. 94 is Prince of Wales. He sells his own organic version through the high-growth shop too. Trump praised the royals as fantastic during the visit, but took a shot at Prime Minister Kierst Armor, saying the King handles things way better. This whiskey win wraps up a smooth state trip on the royal anniversary year.