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The best way to think about this and really making it simple is, these tariff schedules in Canada, Mexico, and now 13 other countries, is Trump examining all of them, Some of them were put in place right after the Second World War so there's a lot of imbalance....

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Kevin O'Leary aka Mr. Wonderful

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Jack Henryvor 1 Jahr

Trump’s Goal is to Level Tariff playing field…

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James LeClouxvor 1 Jahr

We all know Kevin has become an ass kisser for the social media clicks

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It’s past time for these negotiations to happen! It’s a no brainer!

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Kathleen in FLvor 1 Jahr

I agree. But, the great negotiator, Mafia Don, always starts with a slap in the face. Nothing inspires cooperation like insulting your business partner.

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mulltiyvor 1 Jahr

I like the positive viewpoint of this but I dont believe in this anymore because of the orange lunatic. an NO, cars, steel/alu are not reciprocal by any means

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Ricky🇺🇸🇺🇸vor 1 Jahr

If someone finds out that tariffs have been imposed on certain products and they still run out to buy them just to complain that prices have increased, they may be complete morons. The best way anyone can avoid tariffs is by avoiding those products. It’s pretty simple actually.

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Terry Bellvor 1 Jahr

Trump needs to wait for Pierre. No negotiating with unelected Carney or his Chinese bribed Liberals

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Layman's Termsvor 1 Jahr

Trump tried this in his first term by leading with no tariffs. NONE of the US trading partners followed him. He learned his lesson. This time he is matching current tariffs of US trading partners to encourage them to drop or lower their trade barriers. The US is the world's largest consumer economy, we import more than we export. This is a YUGE advantage in trade negotiations. Trump is finally using it.

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Really?That’s your story?vor 1 Jahr

Who negotiated the USMCA which at the time TRUMP called a great deal? TRUMP. What happened?

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jim downvor 1 Jahr

Sounds like I’m not the only one panicking about how cretinous this all is. Helpful hint, Kevin - you’re not doing your personal credibility any favours when you stand behind every last stupid thing Trump says.

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There's two aspects to these tariffs. Number one is reciprocality against tariffs from one country to another based on products and services that are specific. So if you're charging a 20% tariff in India, it's going to be reciprocated in the United States, and those go away pretty quickly. That actually leads to fair trade. The more complex aspect of these negotiations are around the idea of trade imbalances. When you put on tariffs to try and fix trade imbalance it's difficult because the largest economy on Earth is the United States. So really you're starting a behemoth negotiation, and it's happening in every country. You can assume that behind the scenes are two spheres of negotiations. One is let's try and reduce the imbalance of trade by buying more stuff from the United States. That's one signal. And the other, which is very easy to fix, is simply remove all tariffs. If you're going to have reciprocal tariffs at 20%, 30%, 40%, just get rid of them, bring them down to zero.
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There's two aspects to these tariffs. Number one is reciprocality against tariffs from one country to another based on products and services that are specific. So if you're charging a 20% tariff in India, it's going to be reciprocated in the United States, and those go away pretty quickly. That actually leads to fair trade. The more complex aspect of these negotiations are around the idea of trade imbalances. When you put on tariffs to try and fix trade imbalance it's difficult because the largest economy on Earth is the United States. So really you're starting a behemoth negotiation, and it's happening in every country. You can assume that behind the scenes are two spheres of negotiations. One is let's try and reduce the imbalance of trade by buying more stuff from the United States. That's one signal. And the other, which is very easy to fix, is simply remove all tariffs. If you're going to have reciprocal tariffs at 20%, 30%, 40%, just get rid of them, bring them down to zero.

Kevin O'Leary aka Mr. Wonderful

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.United States Trade Representative Ambassador Greer on proposing new tariffs under Section 301: "We have all of these countries in the world that allow goods made with forced labor into their countries. America doesn't do that... there's a cost to doing the right thing, and other countries aren't bearing it, so this is just one step."
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.United States Trade Representative Ambassador Greer on proposing new tariffs under Section 301: "We have all of these countries in the world that allow goods made with forced labor into their countries. America doesn't do that... there's a cost to doing the right thing, and other countries aren't bearing it, so this is just one step."

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Let's separate the market from the policy. The stock markets correct about every 18 months, as much as 10 to 20%. We're right in the middle of that right now. It's actually healthy. Tariffs in this situation, are not long-term yet. What Trump is trying to do is to reset the tariff schedules that were set in place after the second World War in every single country, not just Canada, not just Mexico, but Germany and England and France and Switzerland and India. So, it's very simple. Let's say we make sugar, as we do, and India makes sugar. And they put 110% tariff on our sugar going to India. Why don't we just reciprocate?
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Let's separate the market from the policy. The stock markets correct about every 18 months, as much as 10 to 20%. We're right in the middle of that right now. It's actually healthy. Tariffs in this situation, are not long-term yet. What Trump is trying to do is to reset the tariff schedules that were set in place after the second World War in every single country, not just Canada, not just Mexico, but Germany and England and France and Switzerland and India. So, it's very simple. Let's say we make sugar, as we do, and India makes sugar. And they put 110% tariff on our sugar going to India. Why don't we just reciprocate?

Kevin O'Leary aka Mr. Wonderful

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Miller: You think that Russia fears most of these countries in NATO? You think it fears most of these countries in Europe? There's one player in the world that Russia fears and respects, the United States. There's one nation in the world that the dark forces, the enemies, the terrorists, the real threats to the security of free people's fear, and that is America under the leadership of Trump
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Miller: You think that Russia fears most of these countries in NATO? You think it fears most of these countries in Europe? There's one player in the world that Russia fears and respects, the United States. There's one nation in the world that the dark forces, the enemies, the terrorists, the real threats to the security of free people's fear, and that is America under the leadership of Trump

Acyn

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Mikel Arteta on how he handles transfer speculation with his players: "Very simple. Whatever you read, if you have a question, come and knock on my door and I will tell you whether it is true or not. If we put now the catalogue on all these walls about all the players that we wanted in the last three months, I think we need the whole building to put it on. So I think they know that there's so much speculation with a lot of players. "If ever they feel the doubt of what we think of them and if we're going to recruit a player, I tell them straight away. Normally I do it - so, 'we're going to sign somebody in their position', and normally tell them that these are the plans and these are the reasons why we have the plans. 'We still believe the same in you, but the competition is going to increase.' I prefer to do it that way."

Connor Humm

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Q: When is it going to be safe to eat lettuce again? Trump: I don't know. I haven't thought about it. There's this, there's this food coming in, I guess. From Mexico. I think what we're gonna do is we're gonna put a major tariff on Mexico because of the lettuce, and we're gonna put a big tariff on Canada because of the smoke.
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Q: When is it going to be safe to eat lettuce again? Trump: I don't know. I haven't thought about it. There's this, there's this food coming in, I guess. From Mexico. I think what we're gonna do is we're gonna put a major tariff on Mexico because of the lettuce, and we're gonna put a big tariff on Canada because of the smoke.

Headquarters

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Collins: I imagine some of these countries are going to call and try to negotiate this. Is that an option for these countries over the next few days, or what is the white house's mindset on that? Bessent: Well, I think the mindset is let's just see where we are and then we'll see how President Trump feels about all this.
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Collins: I imagine some of these countries are going to call and try to negotiate this. Is that an option for these countries over the next few days, or what is the white house's mindset on that? Bessent: Well, I think the mindset is let's just see where we are and then we'll see how President Trump feels about all this.

Acyn

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I think the whole deal with Canada is different than Mexico and Europe. The oil deal was 25% and then through a lot of work that Danielle Smith did by visiting Trump in Mar-a-Lago, it got down to a 10% tariff. There's no alternative to buy and the Canadian oil is $13 a barrel cheaper than any other and makes up 70% of the imports. Maybe they pass on this tariff because it's pragmatic. We're in early days of the negotiation one of the big problems is we don't have any leadership in Canada. The election is coming in six weeks. I wish Trump would wait until then.
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I think the whole deal with Canada is different than Mexico and Europe. The oil deal was 25% and then through a lot of work that Danielle Smith did by visiting Trump in Mar-a-Lago, it got down to a 10% tariff. There's no alternative to buy and the Canadian oil is $13 a barrel cheaper than any other and makes up 70% of the imports. Maybe they pass on this tariff because it's pragmatic. We're in early days of the negotiation one of the big problems is we don't have any leadership in Canada. The election is coming in six weeks. I wish Trump would wait until then.

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Peter MacKay "I think of greater note is the fact that it came 15 or 16 hours after the actual arrest of Maduro" "This is, again, a very slow and lethargic reaction and reflective of a foreign policy that was ambivalent, waiting to see how other countries reacted." "And so I don't think it has put Canada in a particularly good place with the United States or our traditional allies." "...You take these two countries and their malignant influence on other terrorist activities, whether it be narco-terrorism in the case of Venezuela, or using proxies throughout the Middle east and in other countries in Iran, the removal of those dictatorships, totalitarian governments, will have a profound effect on world peace." "People may not like Donald Trump, many don't. But that may in fact be the upshot of all of this is a more peaceful, stable world." Peter MacKay
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Peter MacKay "I think of greater note is the fact that it came 15 or 16 hours after the actual arrest of Maduro" "This is, again, a very slow and lethargic reaction and reflective of a foreign policy that was ambivalent, waiting to see how other countries reacted." "And so I don't think it has put Canada in a particularly good place with the United States or our traditional allies." "...You take these two countries and their malignant influence on other terrorist activities, whether it be narco-terrorism in the case of Venezuela, or using proxies throughout the Middle east and in other countries in Iran, the removal of those dictatorships, totalitarian governments, will have a profound effect on world peace." "People may not like Donald Trump, many don't. But that may in fact be the upshot of all of this is a more peaceful, stable world." Peter MacKay

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Trump's tariffs are described as a 'win win' that either forces countries to drop their tariffs on the US, or receive reciprocal tariffs: Kevin O'Leary: "Every single tariff scheduled, on every product in every country has never been looked at this way. What happens, both sides look at each other 'How about no tariffs?'" Scott Bessent: "Going into April 2nd, now some of our most imbalanced trading partners come forward and want to drop their tariffs. If you drop yours, we'll drop ours. We are already seeing some of the worst offenders come down." Progressives these days despise actual progress

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US Trade Rep. Ambassador Greer on proposing new tariffs under Section 301: "We have all of these countries in the world that allow goods made with forced labor into their countries. America doesn't do that... there's a cost to doing the right thing, and other countries aren't bearing it, so this is just one step."

Breaking911

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Let's talk about tariffs in two verticals. Number one, Trump is looking all around the world, including Canada, and looking for an imbalance in tariffs.That's just making a level playing field. The Canadian situation is different. I think what's going on there is a renegotiation of NAFTA. The reason 70% of aluminum imports into the US comes from Canada is Canada has the cheapest power in North America. You need a lot of electricity to make aluminum. So that's really a discussion about an integration of the economies that's beginning. The premiers like Doug Ford in Ontario and Danielle Smith, are talking with their counterparts like Doug Burgum and Howard Lutnick, So there's stuff going on here, but the economic union is the prize.
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Let's talk about tariffs in two verticals. Number one, Trump is looking all around the world, including Canada, and looking for an imbalance in tariffs.That's just making a level playing field. The Canadian situation is different. I think what's going on there is a renegotiation of NAFTA. The reason 70% of aluminum imports into the US comes from Canada is Canada has the cheapest power in North America. You need a lot of electricity to make aluminum. So that's really a discussion about an integration of the economies that's beginning. The premiers like Doug Ford in Ontario and Danielle Smith, are talking with their counterparts like Doug Burgum and Howard Lutnick, So there's stuff going on here, but the economic union is the prize.

Kevin O'Leary aka Mr. Wonderful

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.United States Trade Representative Ambassador Greer: "For over 100 years, the United States has had a law on the books prohibiting the import of goods made with forced labor. This is common sense, and we've enforced this law... We have told countries, you need to take action... If countries are on the right path, they have a certain level of tariff—about 10%—and if they're not on the right path, it's a slightly higher tariff of 12.5%"
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.United States Trade Representative Ambassador Greer: "For over 100 years, the United States has had a law on the books prohibiting the import of goods made with forced labor. This is common sense, and we've enforced this law... We have told countries, you need to take action... If countries are on the right path, they have a certain level of tariff—about 10%—and if they're not on the right path, it's a slightly higher tariff of 12.5%"

Rapid Response 47

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JUST IN: President Trump says the tariffs are to put the United States back in the driver's seat, says he is open to negotiations. Trump says TikTok is close to a deal and says tariffs may force China to approve it. "What we have is we have a set of tariffs based on what they have been charging us. That's reciprocal. And those tariffs have come in and many countries called us. That's the beauty of what we do. We put ourselves in the driver's seat."

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