03 APR 2025: Special Report: The Trump Tariffs Change the World - Including Yours

The Wright Report

Bryan Dean Wright

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🗓️ 3 April 2025

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Join Bryan Dean Wright, former CIA Operations Officer, as he breaks down today’s biggest stories shaping America and the world in a Special Report on global tariffs and the future of the U.S. economy.

Trump’s Tariffs Reshape the Global Economy – Starting Saturday, a 10% tariff will hit all foreign products entering the U.S. - except for qualifying goods from Canada and Mexico. Steel, aluminum, and autos face a 25% tariff globally.

Winners and Losers Around the World – China faces a crushing 54% tariff; Southeast Asia, Africa, and Europe also see steep penalties. Meanwhile, Central and South America emerge as early winners, especially in textiles, coffee, and cocoa.

How It Affects You – From higher grocery prices to new job opportunities in factories and mines, Americans are likely to see both short-term costs and long-term gains. Trump is betting that the nation is ready to rebuild - and willing to sacrifice to do it.

Get the facts, the analysis, and the truth—only on The Wright Report.

"And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free." - John 8:32

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0:00.0	It's April 3rd. I'm Brian Dean Wright, former CIA operations officer, and this is The Wright Report.
0:12.4	A good day to you, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to The Right Report, Your Daily News, podcast.
0:22.4	I've got a special report for you this morning that is absolutely shaping America and the world.
0:28.7	President Trump launched his global tariffs yesterday, and they were far bigger and far more expansive than expected.
0:35.6	And as you're about to hear in today's special report, they are going to
0:38.2	reorder the global economy in a way that, frankly, we have not seen in decades, arguably, since the
0:44.5	1800s. So we are going to cover which countries and products are likely to get hit, the likely
0:49.3	reactions also from abroad, and whether this country is ready for this.
0:57.8	From our pocketbooks to the people that we are going to need to work in the new factories and the fields and the mines of this country, as President Trump tries to rebuild America's
1:02.4	economy, to make it stronger, more resilient, and less reliant on foreign powers.
1:07.5	That, ladies and gentlemen, is today's special report. We begin with the biggest
1:12.9	part of the announcement from yesterday. Starting this Saturday, every product from abroad
1:17.7	coming into this country will face a new 10% tariff. That must be paid by the U.S. buyer,
1:23.8	say a U.S. retailer, with a check made out to the U.S. government.
1:34.7	Now, to emphasize that is a 10% tariff on all foreign products except those from Mexico and Canada.
1:42.3	Trump said yesterday that those products will remain tariff-free for now if they qualify under that U.S.MCA trade agreement.
1:45.0	That's going to include things like Mexican fruits and vegetables or Canadian timber and our favorite maple syrup. And that said, the Wall Street
1:50.6	Journal is reporting that everybody is still going to get hit with that 25% tariff on steel,
1:56.2	aluminum, and autos that would include then Canada and Mexico as well.
2:06.3	In other words, the new baseline global economy this morning, driven by the largest economy,
2:12.4	us, America, it is going to kick off on Saturday with a new 10% tariff on everybody except for Canada and Mexico.
2:15.0	One could then argue that Canada and Mexico are the economic winners this morning,
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