Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now he's Armstrong and Getty.

Moments after President Trump announced his tariffs against Canada, Mexico and China, we saw quite a tumble on the stock exchange. The Dow closing down more than 600, almost 650 points,

as economists sound the alarm, that these tariffs are going to be passed on to the American consumer with the prices of cars, electronics, and shoes expected to go up.

Okay. So midnight, last night, the 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada took effect, and then the extra tariffs on China, which again, as we kept saying, is a different topic, a different

war.

But, first of all, I just went to the vending machine to get an avocado like I do every day

on the show.

$47.

It's like an apple.

Yep.

$47 for an avocado because of the tariffs they did last night.

I want to, as a free speech guy, ban all media outlets from ever using the stock

market going up or down in an hour or a day as evidence of anything. I just, that's just a

ridiculous way to look at anything, really. It's the subject that has already your 401ks

have taken a hit because of the, or already Americans

are rejoicing because the stock market has gone.

You can't draw any conclusions in one day or one hour or one afternoon of stock market

reactions.

You just can't.

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