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You have to differentiate the tariffs negotiated, between countries because the Eurozone just 48 hours ago said something remarkable. For the first time in decades, they’re willing to go to zero on zero. That means they open up all markets to all products, all services. That's a huge win.... show more

Kevin O'Leary aka Mr. Wonderful

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John Dunnvor 1 Jahr

Sure Kevin... the avg. tariff rate in the Eurozone is 1.7% ... but going to 0% is a "huge win". And (just maybe) they don't want a Corvette ... or a fucking Ram pickup ... in Berlin.

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Lance Lachlan ✌🏻vor 1 Jahr

Ninety-seven percent of tariffs to the EU were at 0%, and the rest were under 3%. No one’s going to buy American cars. This whole situation was pointless, and Trump ended up wiping away $12 trillion.

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jeani girardvor 1 Jahr

Seriously, I work at GM, in 2008. My job went to Mexico under Bush, Republican Bush dude shut up seriously, shut up. You don't know what you're even talking about.

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Russellvor 1 Jahr

Well said Kevin! Lovein the videos!

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Jack Mansourvor 1 Jahr

Make up your mind do you want manufacturing to come back to America or do you want zero tariffs from other countries hack

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Little Godzillavor 1 Jahr

You should run for President in 2028!!! It would be nice to have another brilliant businessman running our country❣️ Bring your “take it or leave it” attitude to the Oval Office💪👍👊 MR WONDERFUL 2028👊 @kevinolearytv

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The Washington Postvor 1 Jahr

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

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Jim Bartleyvor 1 Jahr

Tell the truth. 💪💪

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Jonvor 1 Jahr

@kevinolearytv thank you for discussing america needing to do these things now. The urgency is important. We cannot wait to re-industrialized, eventually it will be too late and we will have to do it from a weaker position. Its better to do it now, im a stronger position. China a

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You want to promote capitalism & world peace? How about global free trade & universal access to porn.

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Stanford: "About 80 of the products, all of those hundreds of specific products that are getting the 50% tariffs, we don't sell to the US. They're tariffs on nothing. So they are the equivalent of the tariffs he implemented on uninhabited islands. And it just goes to show you again, this is all about theatre."

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