Doug
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This is perfect.
This is perfect.
This is perfect.
This is a perfect example. Also, yeah, I want to hear it because this is exactly what Trump wants. Exactly. Your response right now.
This is a perfect example. Also, yeah, I want to hear it because this is exactly what Trump wants. Exactly. Your response right now.
This is a perfect example. Also, yeah, I want to hear it because this is exactly what Trump wants. Exactly. Your response right now.
I don't agree.
I don't agree.
I don't agree.
I'm going to use this flimsy American made steel to try to... Not only am I not deeply opinioned about this, this gets into deep economics that I'm just not as familiar with as you. I'm going to voice the thinking from Howard Luttick. Luttick. So he's the Secretary of Commerce. Listened to an interview that he did on All In. And so here's the argument for tariffs.
I'm going to use this flimsy American made steel to try to... Not only am I not deeply opinioned about this, this gets into deep economics that I'm just not as familiar with as you. I'm going to voice the thinking from Howard Luttick. Luttick. So he's the Secretary of Commerce. Listened to an interview that he did on All In. And so here's the argument for tariffs.
I'm going to use this flimsy American made steel to try to... Not only am I not deeply opinioned about this, this gets into deep economics that I'm just not as familiar with as you. I'm going to voice the thinking from Howard Luttick. Luttick. So he's the Secretary of Commerce. Listened to an interview that he did on All In. And so here's the argument for tariffs.
Before World War I, America had tariffs on most countries around the world. We tariffed most goods. And that was also before World War I when America was an absolutely... unbelievably powerful industrial creator, right? We had massive, massive output and production as a company. That's what we were known as, that's what America was.
Before World War I, America had tariffs on most countries around the world. We tariffed most goods. And that was also before World War I when America was an absolutely... unbelievably powerful industrial creator, right? We had massive, massive output and production as a company. That's what we were known as, that's what America was.
Before World War I, America had tariffs on most countries around the world. We tariffed most goods. And that was also before World War I when America was an absolutely... unbelievably powerful industrial creator, right? We had massive, massive output and production as a company. That's what we were known as, that's what America was.
And that's what basically powered and won world, I mean, simplifying dramatically, obviously, but World War I and especially World War II, right? Just this massive production engine of the United States.
And that's what basically powered and won world, I mean, simplifying dramatically, obviously, but World War I and especially World War II, right? Just this massive production engine of the United States.
And that's what basically powered and won world, I mean, simplifying dramatically, obviously, but World War I and especially World War II, right? Just this massive production engine of the United States.
um after world war one um in response to basically trying to uh help support countries rebuild america stopped tariffing and said we are going to temporarily ease tariffs on these countries that are trying to rebuild because you can't afford them we're trying to help you out then comes the great depression great depression like okay we can't put tariffs back now i mean historically our country has always had tariffs we can't put it back now
um after world war one um in response to basically trying to uh help support countries rebuild america stopped tariffing and said we are going to temporarily ease tariffs on these countries that are trying to rebuild because you can't afford them we're trying to help you out then comes the great depression great depression like okay we can't put tariffs back now i mean historically our country has always had tariffs we can't put it back now