
Trump Signs GLOBAL Tariffs, Trade War Goes NUCLEAR As Market TANKS w/Mark Mitchell
8 snips Apr 3, 2025
In this engaging discussion, Mark Mitchell, head pollster at Rasmussen Reports, breaks down Trump's recent global tariffs and their contentious effects on the economy. He explores fears of a looming economic depression and critiques bipartisan support for remote voting. The conversation also dives into the growing class divide exacerbated by the trade war, touching on concerns of historical parallels to pre-Civil War tensions in America. Mark emphasizes the challenges facing both everyday Americans and the political landscape, calling for systemic reform.
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Trump and Groceries
- Tim Pool jokes about Trump's "groceries" comment.
- He suggests Trump hasn't seen a grocery bag since childhood, picturing one with celery sticking out.
Understanding Tariffs
- Mark Mitchell highlights that many Americans don't understand tariffs.
- He points out that Trump's messaging resonated with the working class due to its focus on jobs and grievances.
Tariff Negotiation Tactic
- Elaad Eliahu believes Trump's tariffs aim to reduce tariffs from other countries.
- He suggests this is a negotiating tactic, not a serious attempt to bring back manufacturing.