Viktor Shvets
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213 appearances
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1 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Nov 2024
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Remember, you can't just unscramble a lot of the commitments that the United States have.
Whether it's a WTO, whether it's NATO, whether it's UN, whether it's NAFTA, you you can't really do that.
That there is enough there that, as I said, tariffs are not going to go up to twenty percent.
They will increase from three.
Three, four to maybe six, seven, eight, but they're not going to twenty.
You're going to not be expelling millions of people.
Labor force increase will shrink, but probably no more than twenty five, thirty percent rather than the much more robust numbers that could have occurred.
And that should moderate uh some of the inflationary outcomes and economic outcomes.
expulsion of all the illegals too.
oh,
it happened US US was doing six times expulsions in nineteen thirties than they were doing in nineteen twenties.
That that's right.
Okay.
But not just the US was expelling in nineteen uh thirties, uh so was Germany, so was many other countries.
So desire to close the borders, the desire to expel foreigners, the desire to establish terrorists, protect local interests, it was all prevalent in uh in nineteen thirties.
No, he is not.
And that's one of the issues that, and I think he probably understands it if he's been negotiating with anybody, he has to understand it, that the other side will try not to reciprocate aggressively, primarily because of the size and importance of the US domestic market.
But you can't push them too far.
You have to find that middle ground.
And that's where discussion of negotiating tactics that I think you started from.
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