Stephen Moore

Yeah, no question. By the way, I apologize a little bit. In the background, I'm at the airport, but I really wanted to come on your show. So that's right. I mean, I kind of and it's like it's really funny when I see Trump, you know, every couple of months. I don't work for him now, but but he is every once in a while seeks my advice.

Yeah, no question. By the way, I apologize a little bit. In the background, I'm at the airport, but I really wanted to come on your show. So that's right. I mean, I kind of and it's like it's really funny when I see Trump, you know, every couple of months. I don't work for him now, but but he is every once in a while seeks my advice.

Yeah, no question. By the way, I apologize a little bit. In the background, I'm at the airport, but I really wanted to come on your show. So that's right. I mean, I kind of and it's like it's really funny when I see Trump, you know, every couple of months. I don't work for him now, but but he is every once in a while seeks my advice.

And every time you see Steve Moore, he's a great economist, but he doesn't agree with Matt Terrace. I know. He says that to me too. I know. But look, there's three kinds of terrorists here. There's the kind of terrorists that are what you might call protectionist terrorists for like the steel industry, the aluminum industry, this industry, that industry, the chips. And I don't like those.

And every time you see Steve Moore, he's a great economist, but he doesn't agree with Matt Terrace. I know. He says that to me too. I know. But look, there's three kinds of terrorists here. There's the kind of terrorists that are what you might call protectionist terrorists for like the steel industry, the aluminum industry, this industry, that industry, the chips. And I don't like those.

And every time you see Steve Moore, he's a great economist, but he doesn't agree with Matt Terrace. I know. He says that to me too. I know. But look, there's three kinds of terrorists here. There's the kind of terrorists that are what you might call protectionist terrorists for like the steel industry, the aluminum industry, this industry, that industry, the chips. And I don't like those.

I don't think they work. I think that we tried the steel and aluminum tariffs in the first term. And look, Trump's heart is in the right place. He wants to help save you know, these steel jobs, et cetera. The problem we found out from those Glenn, and we have pretty good evidence of this.

I don't think they work. I think that we tried the steel and aluminum tariffs in the first term. And look, Trump's heart is in the right place. He wants to help save you know, these steel jobs, et cetera. The problem we found out from those Glenn, and we have pretty good evidence of this.

I don't think they work. I think that we tried the steel and aluminum tariffs in the first term. And look, Trump's heart is in the right place. He wants to help save you know, these steel jobs, et cetera. The problem we found out from those Glenn, and we have pretty good evidence of this.

We did save about 3000 steel jobs, but we lost, you know, 20,000 manufacturing jobs because the steel came more expensive with the terrorists. So in other words, it was kind of counterproductive. And I don't, I don't think those really work. Now the, the one country that I think we all as Americans can agree on needs to be hit with terrorists is China. They are an enemy. They are an enemy.

We did save about 3000 steel jobs, but we lost, you know, 20,000 manufacturing jobs because the steel came more expensive with the terrorists. So in other words, it was kind of counterproductive. And I don't, I don't think those really work. Now the, the one country that I think we all as Americans can agree on needs to be hit with terrorists is China. They are an enemy. They are an enemy.

We did save about 3000 steel jobs, but we lost, you know, 20,000 manufacturing jobs because the steel came more expensive with the terrorists. So in other words, it was kind of counterproductive. And I don't, I don't think those really work. Now the, the one country that I think we all as Americans can agree on needs to be hit with terrorists is China. They are an enemy. They are an enemy.

They're like China. I mean, they're like Japan circa 1936. You know, by the way, you know this. We sold to Japan in the 1930s the steel that they used for their bombs. So let's not make that mistake again. And, you know, with respect to Canada and Mexico, that's where I'm a little uneasy because Canada and Mexico are critically important allies to the United States.

They're like China. I mean, they're like Japan circa 1936. You know, by the way, you know this. We sold to Japan in the 1930s the steel that they used for their bombs. So let's not make that mistake again. And, you know, with respect to Canada and Mexico, that's where I'm a little uneasy because Canada and Mexico are critically important allies to the United States.

They're like China. I mean, they're like Japan circa 1936. You know, by the way, you know this. We sold to Japan in the 1930s the steel that they used for their bombs. So let's not make that mistake again. And, you know, with respect to Canada and Mexico, that's where I'm a little uneasy because Canada and Mexico are critically important allies to the United States.

I mean, when you think about it all across the globe, We have to we have to Canada and Mexico are critical to us. We want to make sure Mexico doesn't go the way of Cuba and the Canadians. You know, sometimes, you know, they drove us the wrong way, but they're good people. By the way, you're not Canadian, are you?

I mean, when you think about it all across the globe, We have to we have to Canada and Mexico are critical to us. We want to make sure Mexico doesn't go the way of Cuba and the Canadians. You know, sometimes, you know, they drove us the wrong way, but they're good people. By the way, you're not Canadian, are you?

I mean, when you think about it all across the globe, We have to we have to Canada and Mexico are critical to us. We want to make sure Mexico doesn't go the way of Cuba and the Canadians. You know, sometimes, you know, they drove us the wrong way, but they're good people. By the way, you're not Canadian, are you?

I ask that because I have a lot of friends who are Canadians, you know, and they're in the United States. It's almost like it's one big country. And maybe at the end of Trump's presidency, we will be one big country.

I ask that because I have a lot of friends who are Canadians, you know, and they're in the United States. It's almost like it's one big country. And maybe at the end of Trump's presidency, we will be one big country.