President Trump renewed his threat to tariff films made overseas on Monday, but also suggested that he would offer “low-interest bonds” to help stimulate domestic production.
In an interview with the New York Post, the president did not explain his proposal but indicated he is still considering the decline in production.
“I want to bring the movie business back to Los Angeles in particular,” he said.
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