The Trump tariffs continue to reverberate and the resistance is back in the streets.

We'll discuss all this more on this edition

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So MBD, we're recording here on Tuesday morning as we speak.

The market is actually up about a thousand points, apparently because Scott Besson has talked about making deals, first and foremost with Japan, because Japan was first in line, continue to get these mixed

messages yesterday, literally yesterday. Peter Navarro had a big op-ed in the financial time saying

this is not a negotiation. This is permanent. It's a new arrangement to remake the American

economy and the world economy. Then you've had others

saying, well, there are 50 countries knocking on our door, and we're going to talk to them.

You had the market going up about 8,000 points, I think it was, when Kevin Hassett was misreported

what he said on Fox and Friends, but he was asked about whether there could be a 90-day pause and has said appropriately and correctly, well, Trump's going to decide what he's going to decide.

That creates headlines.

90-day pause on the way.

Market sky rockets.

So we do see a little market relief, but they're still massive uncertainty about where this is headed. Are we doing tariffs because tariffs are good

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