Well, howdy there, Internet people, it spell again.

So today, we're going to talk about how much you paid for Trump's tariffs already.

So, I got a message, and I'm going to answer it because it turns into one of my favorite genre of videos on this channel.

Here we go. I've seen you quote J.P. Morgan before,

so I know you read their updates. Just wondering when we could expect the video saying that Trump

was right and that the exporter is eating a majority of the cost for the tariffs and that we're

not paying for it. I remember you specifically talking about the

cost to American households during the campaign because I actually gave you credit for showing the

different estimates and not just repeating what Harris said. She said 4,000. You corrected her

exaggeration. Then talked about the other estimate that was only

a thousand. I like that you call balls and strikes. Always a lot of respect if you don't cover

us not paying for it. When it comes to math, I do like to call balls and strikes. As far as your

message, swinging a miss. J.P. Morgan

Private Bank did in fact put out something close to what you're saying, but you want to use a baseball

analogy, not horseshoes or hand grenades. Close doesn't count. The exporter isn't eating a majority.

The exporter and the U.S. companies are eating a majority.

We'll come back to that.

Because the most important part is that a majority isn't all.

According to the estimate you're citing,

U.S. consumers are already paying for a third of the

tariffs. Trump announced more than a month ago that they've already taken in 100 billion in

tariffs. Applying the estimate you want to use, that's 33 billion taken out of the pockets

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