Well, hello, everyone, and welcome to making the argument from our brand new studio.

We still got a couple more things to adjust to put on the walls, but we're just about done.

So we wanted to let you know, no, we're not filming this from some exotic place.

This is the new studio.

We're pretty happy with it.

I want to think everybody to put in the hard work to make it possible. Today, we're going to be asking a question about the relationship

between India and the United States. Now, this relationship has been somewhat problematic

in the past, especially during the Cold War, where India largely cozied up to the Soviet Union

and Pakistan cozied up to the United States.

Well, that has obviously changed since the fall of the Soviet Union as well as the war on terror,

where relationships with Pakistan become more and more strained and relationships with India

seem to be improving. However, very recently, Trump has announced that he is drastically increasing tariffs on India as a result of them purchasing oil from Russia.

In fact, we pulled up an article here from our good friends over at Ground News where that's the headline.

Trump's 50% tariffs on India for buying Russian oil take effect.

Now, obviously, this is going to have a huge impact on India's

economy at a time where we thought relationships were getting better. At a time where India being

a member of bricks and pushing them closer to Russia and China could foster problems. So why did

the Trump administration think it was necessary? Well, you can dig even more into this article here on

Ground News. Plus, find a number of links to other articles that are covering this from

left, right, and center. Now, remember, Ground News is both a website and an app, and it

curates all the latest stories and provides you with insight into who is covering the news

and why they are covering it. So, if like us, you are a little tired of how other sites curate the news and want more transparency,

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