Steven Rattner

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344 appearances 8 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2024 last heard 16 Apr

Steven Rattner’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 4 in all, peaking in Dec 2025 with 2.

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The Don Lemon Show · HOT TOPICS | Is Gavin Newsom Going Right?! - March 6th, 2025 · 6 Mar 2025 podcast

The overall market we know has come down still up here. voice-verified

Ford and General Motors kind of went off a cliff after inauguration, down 10% for General Motors, about 7.5% for Ford. voice-verified

And here's a quote from the Ford CEO before yesterday. voice-verified

Tariffs will blow a hole in the industry that we have never seen. voice-verified

And so he said in his speech just now that he had spoken to all three automakers and they were happy. voice-verified

Well, a day later, they called the White House and said, no, we're really not so happy. voice-verified

We need you to at least pause these tariffs and hopefully get rid of them. voice-verified

He later said that farmers go have fun, but Steve, you say that they'll lose a huge market to actually sell their goods. voice-verified

Well, he may love the farmers. voice-verified

I'm not so sure they love him at the moment. voice-verified

Let's just go back to Trump 1 for a second, because he also put tariffs on, as you remember then, and there were retaliatory tariffs. voice-verified

In 2018 and 19, the government collected a total of $50 billion from all the tariffs that we imposed on things coming into this country. voice-verified

We then gave back $24.5 billion to the farmers to compensate them for their lost exports. voice-verified

So that did not go so well. voice-verified

Let's see why. voice-verified

We export a huge amount of soybeans, 7.7 billion, and even more of corn, 13.1 billion. voice-verified

We export virtually none of it. voice-verified

So if we lose these exports, this stuff stays in the American market. voice-verified

Americans are already buying all the soybeans and corn they want to buy. voice-verified

So I don't really see how this is great for American farmers, how this sort of allows them to, quote, sell things at home when we're already selling everything we can at home and sending the rest of it overseas as one of our major exports. voice-verified

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