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Liberation Day

Buck breaks down President Trump's recent announcement of new tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act of 1977. Buck explains that these tariffs, set to take effect on April 5th and April 9th, aim to address the trade deficit and unfair trade practices by imposing a 10% tariff on all countries, with additional tariffs on those with the largest trade deficits with the U.S. Buck emphasizes the significance of this move, describing it as a major economic shift intended to benefit American industry and national security.

Tariffs and National Security

Additionally, Buck touches on the broader implications of these tariffs, including their potential impact on the global economy and national security. He mentions that countries like Israel have already responded positively by removing trade barriers with the U.S. Buck also discusses the importance of having a strong domestic industrial base to ensure national security, especially in times of global conflict.

Jim Jordan

Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan joins Buck.. The discussion with Congressman Jordan focuses on President Trump's new tariffs, FBI reforms, and the issue of transgender athletes in sports. Jordan defends the tariffs, emphasizing their necessity to protect American jobs and industries from unfair foreign competition. He highlights the president's negotiation skills and the potential long-term benefits for the U.S. economy. Jordan also discusses internal FBI chat logs revealing a gag order on the New York Post story about Hunter Biden's laptop, criticizing the FBI's handling of the situation and praising the new leadership under Director Patel for his efforts to restore integrity and focus on traditional crime-fighting activities. Additionally, Jordan supports President Trump's decision to freeze funding to Maine for allowing trans athletes to compete against girls, framing it as a promise kept and commending individuals like Riley Gaines who have taken a stand against this policy.

Senator Marsha Blackburn

Tennessee Senator Marsha Blackburn discusses several pressing issues. She begins by addressing the recent devastating tornadoes in Tennessee, highlighting the loss of life and ongoing recovery efforts, with swift federal support approved by President Trump. The conversation then shifts to judiciary hearings on universal injunctions, where Blackburn criticizes the Democrats for using the judiciary to obstruct President Trump's agenda and emphasizes the need for legislative clarification on the limits of district judges' authority. She also touches on airline safety concerns, particularly with Boeing, and the importance of maintaining rigorous safety standards and protecting whistleblowers. Lastly, Blackburn discusses the Trump administration's success in reducing illegal entries and drug trafficking at the border, advocating for the reinstatement of a DEA program to enhance drug interdiction efforts at transit hubs and stressing the need for continued legislative support to secure both the southern and northern borders.

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