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The White House's tariffs are about to make a ton of imported goods a lot more expensive for Americans to buy here.

But savvy travelers could get around some of those additional costs by

buying while abroad. But if you're bringing back bottles of wine from Europe, for example, you're

allowed to bring one liter back duty-free, and then you're going to pay a flat rate duty tax on

the rest of the bottles. We'll talk with Wall Street Journal reporter Alison Polly about the rules

and when they apply to your purchases overseas.

That's after the break.

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American shoppers may be concerned about their budgets with President Trump's trade war expected to send prices higher on imported goods. Could buying these items while traveling

abroad be one way around paying those additional taxes?

WSJ reporter Allison Polly joins me to break this down. Allison, let's start with where we are with

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