Martha Gimbel

Martha Gimbel, Executive Director at the Yale Budget Lab.

And Martha, I want to get back to tariffs because it's been pushed completely aside.

We'll get to the war on oil in a moment.

What is your run rate now of tariffs?

Do I believe you're back to 1939 on the tariff impact?

What do we say about the impact on our listeners and viewers distracted by $5 a gallon gas?

To get all McKinley on you, and the president would say this, you estimate we're raising 9-0-0, just under a trillion dollars out X number of years by all of this.

With the war, with the massive Pentagon budget, are we addicted, whether we agree or disagree with tariffs, are we now addicted to that tax cash flow?

Well, to Paul's good question before, given all the distractions, folks, the screen that I'm seeing here, I just saw the House will not vote on the DHS thing.

Ed Ludlow just sent me how the Orion mission is going to go from 17,000 miles per hour to 24,000 miles per hour.

We're going to have Ludlow on in the 9 o'clock hour.

I mean, all these distractions, Martha.

On a baseball sense, think Ron Darling at Yale years ago.

On a baseball sense, Martha Gimbel, where are we in the tariff impact?

I think there's a feeling we're in the ninth inning.

I don't buy it.

Where are we in the tariff effect?

I'll get it out on LinkedIn and Twitter as well.

It's the Budget Lab at Yale.

I can't say enough about the clarity and the succinctness of it.