So Trump just threatened in a tweet a 20% tariff on a European car imports.

No boy.

Which would be huge deal.

I find myself wondering what Charles Krauthammer would have thought of that.

But unfortunately Charles Krauthammer died yesterday.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Okay.

More on that story to come.

I'm shaking my head.

But anyway, Charles Krauthammer, who was an amazingly courageous, classy, intelligent,

persuasive, funny guy, writer, commentator passed away.

If you knew him and loved him, you knew him and loved him.

If you didn't, maybe you'll get a hint why so many people did.

We're re-running an interview from a few years back about his book Things That Matter.

That'll become apparent, I think.

Charles Krauthammer is, according to David Brooks of the New York Times, not only the

most influential conservative commentator in America is writing transcends the crush of

daily events and can be read with profit always.

Joe Scarborough said without a doubt, the most powerful force in American conservatism,

and he's got a new book out called Things That Matter that just debuted at number two

on Amazon's nonfiction list.

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