I say, hey, the market kind of immune to this tariff talk right now, y'all.

It's not reacting the same way.

And what we heard, we don't heard two days in a row where the market talked about tariffs,

and it still went up.

Hey, run that reciprocal tariff from when we explain that.

I got a video for y'all. Let's run that.

The big money is coming in on April 2nd, from April 2nd.

The next round of President Trump's tariffs will be reciprocal tariffs, which economists say threaten far more countries than his other trade policies.

Whatever they tariff us, other countries, we will tariff them.

That's reciprocal back and forth.

But economists overwhelmingly agree that the move will hurt U.S. consumers with rising prices.

Tariffs in general raise the price of everyday goods because companies pass the higher importing

cost onto consumers.

But reciprocal tariffs will amplify this effect, because the policy will raise tariffs across

so many more industries.

Tariffs tend to reduce entry by foreign companies.

They don't find it's going to, they're not going to have enough of a market to make

it worth the investment to enter that market.

This would reduce the variety and reliability of products available to American consumers. But Trump sees reciprocal tariffs as a way to even the playing field.

Countless other nations charge us tremendously higher tariffs than we charge them.

It's very unfair.

We have been ripped off for decades by nearly every country on earth,

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