Stu does America.

Oh, man, way too much stuff to do tonight.

Oh, my gosh.

Dr. Kevin Roberts is going to be here.

He's from the Heritage Foundation.

Dave Landau is back.

He's got a brand new book out today.

But we're going to start by doing tariff turmoil.

Yes, we are in the middle of it, apparently.

U.S. stocks plunge minutes into trading day as tariffs slam global markets.

It hung around about 1,500 down in the Dow today. Basically, look, no surprise there. We knew market damage was coming. We knew the markets don't like new taxes, and they don't like new tariffs. They don't. So that is, again, I think sort of separate from

your analysis of whether you support this policy or not, you probably knew. As Donald Trump has

hinted toward that this is going to be hurtful in the short term and it was going to cost you a bunch

of money. I mean, if you have a C4-1K, don't look at it. That would be my, just don't look at it. Do you have a

computer that you can throw out the window, maybe into a pool? Because it'll be very easy to not check

it if it's underwater. Now, of course, these tariffs are all over the place. We're going to go through them, some of the details on them. What's right, what's wrong about them?

Sweeping Trump tariffs draw dismay and calls for talks from countries around the globe.

The EU is not excited about this.

Outgoing Chairman-Chancellor, Olaf Schultz, said the EU won't be able to limit itself to saying the tariffs are damaging.

Quote, we must show that we have strong muscles. Yes. the EU won't be able to limit itself to saying the tariffs are damaging, quote,

we must show that we have strong muscles.

Now, remember, Hans and Franz were German, so it actually makes sense, potentially.

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