Stephen Moore

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.

Yeah. So you and I think alike on this. So here's the thing that I want to make sure people understand this loud and clear. And I think a lot of the, you know, foreign countries don't quite completely get this. There's only one country that really matters. That's the United States. I mean, we are the hub of the world economy and every other country is a spoke.

Yeah. So you and I think alike on this. So here's the thing that I want to make sure people understand this loud and clear. And I think a lot of the, you know, foreign countries don't quite completely get this. There's only one country that really matters. That's the United States. I mean, we are the hub of the world economy and every other country is a spoke.

Yeah. So you and I think alike on this. So here's the thing that I want to make sure people understand this loud and clear. And I think a lot of the, you know, foreign countries don't quite completely get this. There's only one country that really matters. That's the United States. I mean, we are the hub of the world economy and every other country is a spoke.

So that gives us and I've learned a lot from Trump just being around him. He is, Glenn, the single greatest negotiator I've ever met. Oh, yeah. I mean, I think the guy's genius. He's a genius in that regard. And that's how he got rich. He's an incredible. And if you read his book and that was written, what, 30 or 40 years ago, but it still is relevant today. it's called the art of the deal.

So that gives us and I've learned a lot from Trump just being around him. He is, Glenn, the single greatest negotiator I've ever met. Oh, yeah. I mean, I think the guy's genius. He's a genius in that regard. And that's how he got rich. He's an incredible. And if you read his book and that was written, what, 30 or 40 years ago, but it still is relevant today. it's called the art of the deal.

So that gives us and I've learned a lot from Trump just being around him. He is, Glenn, the single greatest negotiator I've ever met. Oh, yeah. I mean, I think the guy's genius. He's a genius in that regard. And that's how he got rich. He's an incredible. And if you read his book and that was written, what, 30 or 40 years ago, but it still is relevant today. it's called the art of the deal.

And one of the things I learned from reading that book is if I'm negotiating with you, if we're negotiating a contract or something, and I have leverage over you, I'm going to probably win that contract. I'm going to probably win that negotiation, right? Correct. So leverage is everything when you're negotiating. Well, guess what country has the most leverage in the world?

And one of the things I learned from reading that book is if I'm negotiating with you, if we're negotiating a contract or something, and I have leverage over you, I'm going to probably win that contract. I'm going to probably win that negotiation, right? Correct. So leverage is everything when you're negotiating. Well, guess what country has the most leverage in the world?

And one of the things I learned from reading that book is if I'm negotiating with you, if we're negotiating a contract or something, and I have leverage over you, I'm going to probably win that contract. I'm going to probably win that negotiation, right? Correct. So leverage is everything when you're negotiating. Well, guess what country has the most leverage in the world?

We do.

We do.

We do.

We do. And, you know, do you think Joe Biden ever used our leverage?

We do. And, you know, do you think Joe Biden ever used our leverage?

We do. And, you know, do you think Joe Biden ever used our leverage?

Hell no.

Hell no.

Hell no.

Yeah. And so what that means is that let's say let's take China as an example. I believe as a free trader that when we have free trade with China, we generally both – they bring in a lot of cheap stuff, and that's good for American consumers, and we sell them things. But they're not playing by the rules. They cheat. They steal. They are predatory, and they're dangerous.