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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....

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Already Israel, India, the EU, Japan, Vietnam, and Cambodia all plan to drop tariffs if Trump agrees to do the same. Weird Trump's plan is actually working as intended.

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

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You're a traitor to Canada

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Kevin, Trump’s so-called “Liberation Day” was based entirely on a flawed understanding of trade deficits. As a businessman, how can you take anything he says seriously when he clearly doesn’t grasp the difference between a tariff and a trade imbalance? His logic boils down to: if a country exports more to the U.S. than it imports, slap a tariff on them. That’s not strategy — it’s economic illiteracy. Canada would be foolish to tether its economy to that level of nonsense.

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If trade wasn’t beneficial as it existed, we wouldn’t have it You’re deliberately avoiding the base point—Trump has a problem when someone *else* benefits more than him Even if the US is benefiting from a trade (and they are) he can’t take it if someone else benefits more)

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O'Leary gets it Trump’s tariffs aren’t just about paying back; they’re about putting America first and forcing the world to play fair.

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The worst decision in 95 years destroying a beautiful economy #suckers and #loosers and #brownnosers a disgrace just ask any economist who knows how it works

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tldr: the US is gonna win the trade war

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Strategic reciprocity in tariffs makes perfect sense—balancing the scales between nations. Wouldn't this approach create clearer international trade expectations while protecting domestic interests? #TradeEquity 🌐

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Kevin the rolling out of the plan sucked. Btw no one is going to build or work in a factory.

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I love KO in the pink flip flops. Legend

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