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Emanuel: But when tariffs go up, 401(k)s go down, consumers pull back, and when consumers pull back, the economy tips over. That’s just how it works. I worked for two administrations that tirelessly fought every single day—24/7, 365 days a year—to get us out of a recession and build... show more

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Acyn1 year ago

Full interview and more from MeidasTouch here:

Vance Ginn1 year ago

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.

Evan1 year ago

Bill Clinton fixed an economy a Republican broke. Barack Obama fixed an economy a Republican broke. Joe Biden fixed an economy a Republican broke. But sure. Keep voting for Republicans.

AnatolijUkraine1 year ago

Exactly—Trump’s billionaire cabinet won’t feel the pain, but everyday Americans will.

Nikos1 year ago

Tariffs don’t hurt the people writing the policy. They hurt the people filling prescriptions, buying groceries, and watching their 401k bleed. You don’t fix inflation by taxing imports and crossing your fingers. That’s not strategy, it’s economic cosplay.

Erubey1 year ago

Following the Argentina model. Incite a recession and theoretically reset interest rates and lower prices. In reality, he is going to shoot the economy in the foot. Hope he can stop the bleeding. SMH.

Maggie From The Burgh1 year ago

We really need to set Rahm loose on the Trump administration.

Greenseer1 year ago

And pain to what end?? There’s no pot of gold at the end of this rainbow. Only higher prices, lower economic growth, and less wealth to go around. We are being led by clowns.

Dale Gasaway1 year ago

@MeidasTouch Dow dropped 700 points and tech stocks dropped 400….just today. Almost a sure bet Trump will put us in a recession very soon. This shit didn’t happen under Biden. It’s Trump’s economy now and he’s proving how bankruptcy happens.

wendy barwood1 year ago

Some people don't realize it's not an acorn falling on their head, but it really IS the sky falling. Hopefully, it won't be too late. Trump still thinks he's the Emperor with new clothes. Don't know when people are going to realize Trump is the Pied Piper and they're the rats!

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80,019 views • 10 months ago

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