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Anthony Pompliano’s message to tariff critics is simple: “Got a better plan?” While critics worry that Trump’s tariffs could trigger a recession, Pomp argues this is the best option we have right now. Short-term pain, long-term gain. Tariffs, he says, are the clearest path to: 1. Raise revenue for...

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Dive into the critical issues shaping economic policy, from President-elect Trump’s sweeping tariff proposals to the challenges Texas faces under rising government spending. Now is the time for bold reforms to protect taxpayers and ensure economic freedom thrives.

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Sure...someone who scammed people through a lot of money with blockfi who re-made his image with a fancy suit thinking people would forget now schooling people on tariffs.

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Dr. T1 yıl önce

Anthony has no financial acumen. Nor has he ever built or run or factory in the US. Complete idiot.

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He’s wrong on this one Natalie. Even the best estimates say it would take a concerted effort with massive government subsidies/support and nearly a decade to revive the manufacturing sector in America to be somewhat competitive with China. If we are honest with ourselves there is no societal or political will here for the enormous amount of pain America has to endure to re-industrialize. The center of America’s social contract is our citizens having access to cheap goods bought with the world’s reserve currency that we endlessly print at will. Try taking that privilege away from us and the country literally will begin to devour itself. China is betting that we will be the first to cry uncle, and so far I see nothing to suggest it will be them.

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Never go full retard Pomp. Only way we going back to ATH is to reverse the retardedness

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Yes. Would love to come on your show and discuss it. It involves massive but super-targeted manufacturing incentives and subsidies for those areas of our economy which are essential for defense and sovereignty combined with U.S. made purchase requirements. These are things like medical devices autos (b/c auto plants can best be shifted to military needs in time of war), ships, medications, and a few others. It gets paid for by gold revaluation and other non-debt producing mechanisms. This will be inflationary but will create jobs and real wage growth. Think 5% inflation with 7% wage growth. It will also reduce the real value of our debt and decrease debt to GDP over time. Instead of an economic breakdown, it will be a massive boom.

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Tom Emmet1 yıl önce

He might want to go home and wash the dogs. His tweets are not ageing well on 24hr cycles.

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Walter Schweitzer1 yıl önce

Raise revenue? Larger government? 1 trillion defense budget here we go. Reshore minimum wage jobs that nobody wants. Take off that fucking tie then Pomp and get to work.

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I’m going to go with Druckemiller and Griffin’s views on tariffs before Pomp.

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Pomp: Failed shitcoin influencer Failed Bitcoin influencer. Failed Bitcoin investor. Now he is a tariff expert. Ok!

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