Welcome to Sarah Gonzalez unfiltered.

Happy Monday.

I think it was supposed to be Black Monday or something, according to

Jim Kramer. We were all going to die because of President Trump's tariffs. Now, we've seen the

global shakeup in all of that. And, you know, I will just say, remember, he said,

happy liberation day last week when he announced

all of these reciprocal tariffs on all of these other countries, which I just would like to remind

you guys as we go through the current situation here, these are all countries that had already

placed tariffs on us.

So all we were doing, people say the United States, President Trump is starting a trade war.

No, no, no, no, no.

The trade war was started a long time ago, decades ago.

We just refused to actually suit up and play in the game.

We just allowed them to score touchdown after touchdown after

touchdown while not fighting back. All right. So let's get that straight. So Liberation Day in

that sense. It was not some sort of a gimmick where President Trump came out and called, oh,

it's Liberation Day. Oh, that sounds cute. We'll just see if it sticks. No, actually, it was the

moment that I would say maybe globalization got hit by a Mack truck. And when you look at the legacy

media, you see, you just have to pay attention to who all of this is pissing off. Who is

outraged by all of this? And that's how you know you might be over the target. Because the legacy

media wants everyone to think that the

sky is falling. They say, oh my gosh, the New York Times globalization is collapsing.

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