April 2nd is a liberating day for our country.

We're going to be getting back some of the wealth that very, very foolish presidents gave away

because they had no clue what they were doing.

And April 2nd, I would have made it April 1st, but you know what April 1st is April 1st,

I don't like doing it, but I made it in a second.

It's a liberation day for our country because we're going to be getting back a lot of the wealth that we so foolishly gave up to other countries, including Fred and phone.

Yes.

A beautiful industry.

I want to clarify, chickens aside, when you say a tax cut, how exactly is that going to work?

If you're talking about credits for people who are buying new cars, those kinds of things,

millions of Americans are not looking to buy new cars, but they are worried about the thousands that are estimated to turn up in their everyday costs for things because the tariff costs

has to be passed on by these importers somewhere.

Well, all right, let's work through the economics of this. First of all, we're going to raise about $100 billion with the auto tariffs alone.

What we're going to do is in the new tax bill that has to pass.

It absolutely has to pass. We're going to provide

tax benefits, tax credits to the people who buy American cars. This is a genius thing that

President Trump promised on the campaign trail. So that's going to happen. In addition,

the other tariffs are going to raise about $600 billion a year, about $6 trillion

over a 10-year period.

And we're going to have tax cuts.

It's the biggest tax cut in American history for the middle class, for the blue-collar deplorables.

And that is going to, if you look at this, but basically holistically, as they say, consumers and Americans are going to be

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