On the tariffs, enough already. Let's just disrupt everything. The president wants to do it.

He wants to hammer Canada, he wants to hobble Mexico. He's all over Europe and Mercedes-Benz VW Lambo.

Hey, Toyota, look out. Same with Nissan. China. Forget it, Jake. Tough luck, Nissan. And Kia, see ya.

Yep, welcome to Liberation Day, where America does to all of our trading partners like we did to the Red Coast in days of your.

It's time to make a pay.

Teach them a lesson.

Don't tread on me.

Just be going to fight.

Whether you think it's good policy or bad policy, it sure seems like Wall Street's gotten tired, worried about it, and just says bring it on. Although today,

in some sort of weird reprieve, the Dow gained 235 points has to be advanced 0.6, 7% and the

nationally actually climbed 0.87%. You know what? That's kind of like a joke.

See, because that was before all the announcements after hours, and the trades after hours are

painting a different picture,

a horrendous picture, the one we had had dangled in front of us since Election Day, the one

that's finally here and it's every bit as horrible for stocks as many of us thought it could

be. I want to highlight something. Donald Trump has argued over and over that we need to impose these tariffs because other

countries have been ripping us off for years, taking advantage of the American people.

The White House says the 10% tariffs are going to apply everywhere.

Well, Wired and Axios pointed out something really important.

Those taxes include the herd and McDonald Islands.

You can see right here on this massive list the administration put out on social media.

But here's what you might not realize.

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