Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump threatened on Monday to impose high tariffs on imports if he is elected, regardless of whether Congress could pass them or not. “Number one, I don’t need them.

Donald Trump has warned that he would not need Congress to impose tariffs on imports if he is reelected."I'd rather get their support," the former president said Monday after claiming he could enact his 10 to 20 percent tax on goods without help from lawmakers on Capitol Hill.

He believes countries are currently "ripping us off" due to Biden's weakness and lack of strength when dealing with foreign governments.

"I do feel very confident that we will pass a short term continuing resolution, pass it through the end of the calendar year," said Tim Kaine.

This report has been updated to clarify the proposed additional Secret Service funding. The House and Senate are racing to complete the government funding process with the

Congress must find a path forward on federal funding this week or risk a partial government shutdown just five weeks before Election Day.