Brian Schwartz

That would be basically he went full bore with both ideas, combined them into one, and let them loose at the Rose Garden at the White House.

That would be basically he went full bore with both ideas, combined them into one, and let them loose at the Rose Garden at the White House.

That would be basically he went full bore with both ideas, combined them into one, and let them loose at the Rose Garden at the White House.

He's not entirely wrong about that. We have been involved with some trade deals that have been a little controversial over the years. The original NAFTA was, you know, from the critics' view, a hit on the middle class because it did start to kind of, in theory, force some companies to start buying making goods overseas.

He's not entirely wrong about that. We have been involved with some trade deals that have been a little controversial over the years. The original NAFTA was, you know, from the critics' view, a hit on the middle class because it did start to kind of, in theory, force some companies to start buying making goods overseas.

He's not entirely wrong about that. We have been involved with some trade deals that have been a little controversial over the years. The original NAFTA was, you know, from the critics' view, a hit on the middle class because it did start to kind of, in theory, force some companies to start buying making goods overseas.

And so I do think he has a point where countries have been relying on these trade deals that at times have not always benefited the United States and have benefited other countries more. And they have at certain times seen U.S. companies deploy jobs to other nations.

And so I do think he has a point where countries have been relying on these trade deals that at times have not always benefited the United States and have benefited other countries more. And they have at certain times seen U.S. companies deploy jobs to other nations.

And so I do think he has a point where countries have been relying on these trade deals that at times have not always benefited the United States and have benefited other countries more. And they have at certain times seen U.S. companies deploy jobs to other nations.

And he's right where, you know, that has kind of been a detriment at certain points to the middle class and to workers across the country.

And he's right where, you know, that has kind of been a detriment at certain points to the middle class and to workers across the country.

And he's right where, you know, that has kind of been a detriment at certain points to the middle class and to workers across the country.

The president doesn't seem to buy the theory that tariffs will hurt the economy at least long term. He might can see there could be some short term pain and he believes the American people will rally around him for that. But he does not believe that there will be an impact on the price of goods, particularly long term. And what he does believe is

The president doesn't seem to buy the theory that tariffs will hurt the economy at least long term. He might can see there could be some short term pain and he believes the American people will rally around him for that. But he does not believe that there will be an impact on the price of goods, particularly long term. And what he does believe is

The president doesn't seem to buy the theory that tariffs will hurt the economy at least long term. He might can see there could be some short term pain and he believes the American people will rally around him for that. But he does not believe that there will be an impact on the price of goods, particularly long term. And what he does believe is

is that these tariffs, this is a vision he's had for the country, will start to help the middle class that it will bring back jobs that went overseas, that we will have more American-made goods here and less of a focus on imports. That is how he's been thinking for years.

is that these tariffs, this is a vision he's had for the country, will start to help the middle class that it will bring back jobs that went overseas, that we will have more American-made goods here and less of a focus on imports. That is how he's been thinking for years.

is that these tariffs, this is a vision he's had for the country, will start to help the middle class that it will bring back jobs that went overseas, that we will have more American-made goods here and less of a focus on imports. That is how he's been thinking for years.

Years.

Years.