President Donald Trump on Friday threatened to retaliate against the European Union after it hit Google with a $3.5 billion fine.

Trump excoriated the EU in a Truth Social post , accusing it of taking money that would “otherwise go to American Investments and Jobs.” He portrayed the move as just the latest slight against U.S. tech companies, threatening to levy tariffs or related penalties against the EU in response.

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“Very unfair, and the American Taxpayer will not stand for it!” Trump said of the $3.5 billion fine. “As I have said before, my Administration will NOT

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