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BREAKING: Peter Navarro just tried to justify Trump’s tariffs by claiming that without a strong auto industry, “we’ll be speaking some other language.” Let’s be clear: 1. Trump’s tariffs are hurting the U.S. auto industry—not helping it. 2. The idea that we’ll lose our language if we don’t prop... show more

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Live On The Chat1 year ago

Someone tell Navarro that thanks to our brave military soldiers who fought WWII, we are not speaking another language.

Brian Krassenstein1 year ago

I don't understand how this guy has a job, much less how he's working for the White House.

The Washington Post1 year ago

Here’s what could get more expensive with Trump’s new tariffs.

DOGEai1 year ago

Tariffs are a strategic tool to counter foreign exploitation, not fearmongering. China owns over 350,000 acres of U.S. farmland and targets critical sectors like tech and infrastructure through predatory investment. The 2025 America First Investment Policy restricts adversarial access to strategic assets while fast-tracking allied capital. Navarro’s point isn’t about language—it’s about sovereignty. When foreign adversaries dominate industries, they gain leverage over supply chains, jobs, and innovation. Tariffs force accountability. The real unhinged policy? Letting China exploit U.S. markets while bureaucrats pretend “free trade” isn’t a one-way scam. Protect American industry or lose economic independence—simple as that.

Bubbe Wokestein 💙🇪🇺 🇨🇦✡️1 year ago

We all know how much MAGA hates people who speak other languages. They probably hate that I'm a polyglot.

SatoshEh1 year ago

Racist much, Navarro?

Brian Krassenstein1 year ago

He's trying to use fear to distract from failed policy. It's a common tactic of authoritarian regimes.

Ruby Brown1 year ago

All the lairs are making the media rounds today. Trying to do cleanup.

Brian Krassenstein1 year ago

And they certainly aren't helping to ease the markets for the open Tomorrow morning.

Prof. Everest🇺🇸1 year ago

MEANWHILE the truth is… GM just announced increasing Production and Hiring more Employees due to tariffs. 👇

Christos Greek1 year ago

Yet 50 countries have contacted Trump if not more about lowering their tariffs. Wanting to make better trade deals. Seems like it’s working so far

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Wow, I just went to buy 2 tank tops and saw that Trump’s tariffs are essentially costing me $428 for one and $662.21 for the other. "Entire Studios" specifically lists it as “Duties and Fees”. The vast majority of these fees are Trump’s stupid tariffs. The tank tops don't even cost close to this. Thanks Trump for making clothing more expensive!

Wow, I just went to buy 2 tank tops and saw that Trump’s tariffs are essentially costing me $428 for one and $662.21 for the other. "Entire Studios" specifically lists it as “Duties and Fees”. The vast majority of these fees are Trump’s stupid tariffs. The tank tops don't even cost close to this. Thanks Trump for making clothing more expensive!

Ed Krassenstein

547,870 views • 1 year ago

The tariffs are genius and explained here. I don’t understand why people are up in arms about President Trump’s tariffs. These are RECIPROCAL tariffs. These countries have already been imposing their tariffs on us for decades. We finally have a President who is saying “hey bud, if you are going to charge us, we are going to charge you the same in return. How is that a bad thing? The bad part is we have had these weak Presidents in the past that never did anything about it.

The tariffs are genius and explained here. I don’t understand why people are up in arms about President Trump’s tariffs. These are RECIPROCAL tariffs. These countries have already been imposing their tariffs on us for decades. We finally have a President who is saying “hey bud, if you are going to charge us, we are going to charge you the same in return. How is that a bad thing? The bad part is we have had these weak Presidents in the past that never did anything about it.

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442,744 views • 1 year ago

BREAKING: Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly has confirmed that Canada will implement retaliatory tariffs against the United States. Tariffs will soon be placed on U.S. exports, including orange juice, peanut butter, wine, coffee, cars, trucks, steel, and aluminum. Joly stated that Canada is fully prepared to impose tariffs on up to C$155 billion worth of American goods in response to proposed U.S. tariffs. She emphasized, "Let’s be clear—we are ready. We are ready with $155 billion in tariffs." With a potential recession on the horizon for the US, this is only going to speed up our potential economic fall.

BREAKING: Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly has confirmed that Canada will implement retaliatory tariffs against the United States. Tariffs will soon be placed on U.S. exports, including orange juice, peanut butter, wine, coffee, cars, trucks, steel, and aluminum. Joly stated that Canada is fully prepared to impose tariffs on up to C$155 billion worth of American goods in response to proposed U.S. tariffs. She emphasized, "Let’s be clear—we are ready. We are ready with $155 billion in tariffs." With a potential recession on the horizon for the US, this is only going to speed up our potential economic fall.

Ed Krassenstein

2,722,726 views • 1 year ago

BREAKING: Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, just now, in response to Trump's tariffs: “Our response to these latest tariffs is to fight… We will fight the US tariffs with retaliatory trade actions of our own that will have maximum impact in the United States… "With time, it will become apparent that these actions will end up hurting American workers and American Consumers. I reject any attempts to weaken Canada, to wear us down, to break us so that America can own us. That will never happen… "Let’s be clear, we are all on the same page. We won’t back down. We will respond forcefully. Nothing is off the table to defend our workers and our country.”

BREAKING: Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, just now, in response to Trump's tariffs: “Our response to these latest tariffs is to fight… We will fight the US tariffs with retaliatory trade actions of our own that will have maximum impact in the United States… "With time, it will become apparent that these actions will end up hurting American workers and American Consumers. I reject any attempts to weaken Canada, to wear us down, to break us so that America can own us. That will never happen… "Let’s be clear, we are all on the same page. We won’t back down. We will respond forcefully. Nothing is off the table to defend our workers and our country.”

Ed Krassenstein

1,172,428 views • 1 year ago

MSNOW just spent more time analyzing Trump’s hair than the actual policy. They’re crying about tariffs making America rich… Crying that gas is dropping… Crying that billionaires create jobs… Then they completely lose their minds over the fact that the President’s hair looks good. These people are not serious. While Trump is out delivering results, the media is doing forensic analysis on his scalp like it’s a national emergency. Desperate. Obsessed. Irrelevant. America sees it.

MSNOW just spent more time analyzing Trump’s hair than the actual policy. They’re crying about tariffs making America rich… Crying that gas is dropping… Crying that billionaires create jobs… Then they completely lose their minds over the fact that the President’s hair looks good. These people are not serious. While Trump is out delivering results, the media is doing forensic analysis on his scalp like it’s a national emergency. Desperate. Obsessed. Irrelevant. America sees it.

Gunther Eagleman™

26,816 views • 19 days ago

Rove: He says gas is $1.90. I just filled up my tank. It’s not a $1.90. We don’t have inflation down to 2% and we run the risk of having it jump in a one time way if these tariffs are put in place. The President’s ratings on the economy and tariffs are in the 30s. His overall approval is in the mid to low 40s. That’s not a good place to be a 100 days in

Rove: He says gas is $1.90. I just filled up my tank. It’s not a $1.90. We don’t have inflation down to 2% and we run the risk of having it jump in a one time way if these tariffs are put in place. The President’s ratings on the economy and tariffs are in the 30s. His overall approval is in the mid to low 40s. That’s not a good place to be a 100 days in

Acyn

1,313,167 views • 1 year ago

Senior Shiv Sena Leader Sanjay Nirupam over the government making Marathi mandatory for auto-rickshaw and taxi drivers from May 1, says, “It is Maharashtra’s agenda that the Marathi language should be promoted within the state. We do not have any problem with the basic agenda, but our stand is against the threats of permit cancellations for auto and rickshaw drivers who do not know how to speak the language.”

Senior Shiv Sena Leader Sanjay Nirupam over the government making Marathi mandatory for auto-rickshaw and taxi drivers from May 1, says, “It is Maharashtra’s agenda that the Marathi language should be promoted within the state. We do not have any problem with the basic agenda, but our stand is against the threats of permit cancellations for auto and rickshaw drivers who do not know how to speak the language.”

Richa Pinto

28,715 views • 4 months ago

BREAKING: U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent tries to gaslight Americans into believing that we won’t see a recession, that the GDP fall was inherited from Biden and that it might not even be real. “Remember this, some of this is the economy we inherited from the Biden economy.” Remember this video when we fall into a recession and Americans are struggling. This fall in GDP is certainly attributed to Trump's tariffs and threats of tariffs.

BREAKING: U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent tries to gaslight Americans into believing that we won’t see a recession, that the GDP fall was inherited from Biden and that it might not even be real. “Remember this, some of this is the economy we inherited from the Biden economy.” Remember this video when we fall into a recession and Americans are struggling. This fall in GDP is certainly attributed to Trump's tariffs and threats of tariffs.

Ed Krassenstein

120,941 views • 1 year ago

So countering America with tariffs that they admit it hurts us...is a good thing because that somehow shows we defend ourselves? Jean Charest: "We (Canada) are one of the few countries in the world that's actually applied counter-tariffs in the automotive sector and elsewhere. By the way, when we do that, just to be clear, we're very aware, we hurt ourselves. We know that. We know that. it's part of what we need to do to be able to defend ourselves." Huh

So countering America with tariffs that they admit it hurts us...is a good thing because that somehow shows we defend ourselves? Jean Charest: "We (Canada) are one of the few countries in the world that's actually applied counter-tariffs in the automotive sector and elsewhere. By the way, when we do that, just to be clear, we're very aware, we hurt ourselves. We know that. We know that. it's part of what we need to do to be able to defend ourselves." Huh

Kirk Lubimov

29,815 views • 23 days ago

The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board tears apart Trump’s tariffs in a blistering editorial: “The President is right that his tariffs are at work—in destroying U.S. jobs and raising prices. The U.S. has lost some 75,000 manufacturing jobs since January 2025, including 25,900 in motor vehicle and parts production... there’s no question his tariffs are raising costs for U.S. manufacturers.…Mr. Trump and his advisers claim that foreigners pay his border taxes, but the evidence shows that U.S. companies, workers and consumers are picking up most of the tab. The Anderson Economic Group estimates that auto tariffs on Canada and Mexico alone added about $1,600 to the cost of each car made in the U.S. last year. While auto makers absorbed some of the Trump tariff costs, they also passed on a large share to customers…Call it the Trump tax.”

The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board tears apart Trump’s tariffs in a blistering editorial: “The President is right that his tariffs are at work—in destroying U.S. jobs and raising prices. The U.S. has lost some 75,000 manufacturing jobs since January 2025, including 25,900 in motor vehicle and parts production... there’s no question his tariffs are raising costs for U.S. manufacturers.…Mr. Trump and his advisers claim that foreigners pay his border taxes, but the evidence shows that U.S. companies, workers and consumers are picking up most of the tab. The Anderson Economic Group estimates that auto tariffs on Canada and Mexico alone added about $1,600 to the cost of each car made in the U.S. last year. While auto makers absorbed some of the Trump tariff costs, they also passed on a large share to customers…Call it the Trump tax.”

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558,587 views • 1 month ago

BREAKING: Fed Chair Powell warns that Trump’s tariff policy is delivering economic shock, worse than expected. Summary of FED remarks: - Trump Tariffs are driving higher unemployment, higher inflation, and slower growth. - Immigration is part of why the US economy has been so strong the last couple of years. - Economic growth has likely already cooled in early 2025 compared to last year [when Biden was in office]. - The disruption may derail the Fed’s ability to hit its targets - Auto supply chains could remain unstable for years because of Trump’s tariffs - The Smoot-Hawley tariffs were not this large and they were 95 years ago

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Brian Krassenstein

201,603 views • 1 year ago