Norfolk Island's 2,000 residents dumbfounded by Trump tariffs

About 2,000 people live on Australia's remote Norfolk Island. The inhabitants have been left baffled and amused by the 29% tariffs leveled on the outpost, 600 miles off eastern Australia, by U.S. President Donald Trump's sweeping tariff regime. Gye Duncan, a former resident and owner of a financial consultancy service on the island, said "everyone's laughing at it".