President Donald Trump announced plans to investigate European Union fines against major American tech companies. He criticized the EU's actions as illegal and unethical, vowing to reverse the penalties. Trump specifically mentioned fines levied against Apple, Meta, and Google, asserting these companies are being unfairly targeted. He claimed the EU's conduct began during the Biden administration and vowed to stop it. The United States, he stated, will not be a "piggy bank" for Europe. Trump intends to launch a Section 301 investigation into the EU's practices. He believes the European Union will face significant consequences for its actions. Trump anticipates that substantial tariffs will be imposed on the EU. This move aligns with Trump's consistent focus on using tariffs as a trade policy tool, even impacting U.S. entities.