Yep.. they stole 100,000 of your future earnings, and wasted 75% on bureaucracy and spent 25% effectively, from you, your unborn children, and their children.. and won't offer you the same courtesy of a loan against yourself to increase what they will take
Well (partially) have to blame Trump. Shops are just getting "the pubic" used to 25% increase in prices. They are slowing increasing and testing the waters to see what happens.
Becuase cost of labor is cheaper... and Americans are not willing to "buy more expensive and support American companies". Look at Trumps line of clothes... ALL (or seems Mainly) made in China. Sorry I cannot find the link but there is a video of a guy visiting Trump Merch store in one of his locations, and its all Made in China. Even Trump puts profits over supporting American industry.
No companies move manufacturing out of the us to save on labor, trump is gonna tariff the companies so that they move manufacturing back to the us. It will raise prices for awhile but these tariffs will allow competition to gain ground on these companies and they will move back, employing americans and manufacturing inside of America again. Which is better for the nation long term we need to bring our means of production up higher again
@@paytonwirtjes523 not entirely wrong but mostly wrong as it really depends on the goods. For example : Say Advocados increase from $1 per piece to $1.25. IF people continue buying it, why would a Mexican farmer move his farm to USA? Also will Trump give him a Green Card so he can remain with his farm in the US? If not why would he move is farm to the USA BUT not have the legal status to actually work on it? Example 2: USA Imports various Oils from Canada. My loose understanding Canada imports is needed becuause of 1) the TYPE of oil that USA doesn't have and 2) Infrastructure... meaning the USA can't "just make more"... as it doesn't exist. Example 3: China will just send its stuff to Vietnam and slap a "MAde in Vietnam" label on it. Bit more cost to China, but still cheaper than the 25% tariff. Example 4 : Countries can tariff US goods too.... meaning less people buy US stuff and turn to more "local" supplies... Tariffs can go both ways. You are wrong in the sense that you can't apply "one logic" to EVERY good imported. You really have to look at item by item / industry by industry as they are all different.
Once you have established a new price level it is hard to get it down, else on eggs and petrol it looks like where prices are a direct result of supply and demand
The Debt-to-GDP was going down until Reagan came along and heated up the cold war with Russia and raised SS tax to pay for it. Newt Gringrich prevented Clinton from spending the peace dividend on social programs and the military budget was cut since Russia was no longer a threat. Debt-to-GDP started back down until the 2000 financial crisis and the government started the to-big-to-fail campaign. It didn't get bad until Obama took office, doubling the national debt, the number of people on welfare, the implementation of Obamacare. The government was printing money without a corresponding increase in GDP. Even with Trump's tax cuts, the Debt-to-GDP barely rose. The covid relief is what really hurt the economy. Most of that money should have been paid back. Instead it was left in the economy to purchase goods that didn't exist. How do you fix it? Cut government spending that amounts to little more than pencil pushers - cut regulations. Increase GDP by making it cheaper to produce in the US - Drill Baby, Drill.
The federal reserve doesn't control Internet rates. Congress needs 40% of tax revenue to pay for interest payments. They pay interest with debt. Interest rates are set at Treasury auctions. There is a huge supply/demand imbalance. Nobody wants government debt.
They've conjured over an average of one billion per month for the last twenty years. How did anyone with common sense expect this to end? Politicians won't stop it because their political lives depend on spending. The Central Banks won't stop it because their positions rely on much of the same. Sanity won't assert itself until hyperinflation combusts the entire economy,..so prepare accordingly. 🧠> ♥
So how do you plan on funding our bloated government. Don't give me that tariff crap. No way that could fund everything the government spends money on.
I'm tired of the middle class going shopping and buying stuff like groceries while the Billionaires can barely afford necessary items. It's definitely not fair. Elon, can't afford Ozempic.. Jeff Bezos cannot afford a wig or hat, Tim Apple and Zuckerbird have to wear black. it's embarrassing.
He can make life easier for the poor and middle class - improve ACA eg replace corporate insurance with government insurance. Increase SNAP. Increase Social Security payments. Decrease Corporate collusion and price fixing. Lower school fees. Increase family payments. Lower corporate subsidies. Get billionaires and corporations out of politics and government.
The US government debt is on an exponential free fall and the only way to pay that debt is to keep printing . Hyper inflation is coming , housing crash , a recession and a possible depression too. i think is time investors redirected their focus to the equities market cause despite the severe bear market, I am aware of certain investors that have earned over $365,000.
stock market is no different, to maintain such profit, you need to have some in-depth knowledge on the market, prioritise patience and a long-term perspective most importantly consider financial advisory for informed buying and selling decisions.
A lot of folks downplay the role of advisors until being burnt by their own emotions. I remember couple summers back, after my lengthy divorce, I needed a good boost to help my business stay afloat, hence I researched for a licensed advisors and came across someone of utmost qualifications. She's helped grow my reserve.
He will accomplish 5% of his campaign trail promises, and all of the 5% will personally benefit him and his donors. How do I know? It’s what he did last time.
Or mandatory spending like social security and medicare. but yes, we all know these spineless Republicans will never cut anything significant. They'll just whine about federal employees working from home and pretend that if we fired them all we could cut income tax to 0.
I wouldn't bring down inflation too much. It was 2.7% over 2024. Taking what, half a percent off that would be ideal? Much lower and there's a different set of problems that are created.
Prices are going up as soon as Trump starts his massive tariffs...and prices are already leveling off...has been for the last year so Trump gets no credit for what is already happening even before he takes office... The economy is good already for the most part.
@@i_like_beer-o2f Well, I've been around and doing my own "finances" since Gerald Ford was in office, And, besides maybe Jimmy Carter {whose presidency I survived just fine), Joe Biden is BY FAR the worst president I have ever seen.
@@jacobbaran First, that's not how I see it at all. And second, even if it were true, I would gladly take that over what Joe Biden did to me. At worst it is the lesser of two evils - by far!
With the 2nd term of Trump just about to get started…you haven’t seen anything yet. Trump will stiff the economy…plus, Trump has made the USA the laughing stock of the planet.
Money Supply (M1/M 2) is the SOLE cause of inflation. But there's also the "optics" and very real ... all the cuts envisioned from DOGE need to show the American Taxpayer "good faith" by taking all those wasteful expenditures will be (if already funded) paid against the Debt ("Company Store"). IMHO
Reduce overhead where the products are made. Lower fuel cost helps shipping and people getting around. Factories and distribution centers should be smarter about packing and not sending the same cheese all the way across the country if you can get it in the State next door if not in the State it is gonna be bought. A surplus check would help but I guess that is more spending. I don't know how to make products made in the United States cheaper than importing. It should be. I wish I had the ultimate solution 😄
@@edthebumblingfool He actually said “I don't think so. Look, they got them up. I'd like to bring them down. It's hard to bring things down once they're up. You know, it's very hard. But I think that they will.”
Before Trump's tariffs, inflation was 0.8%. After Trump's tariffs, inflation was 2.2%. After Trump shut down the economy, inflation was 10% for four years. If you want someone to fix inflation, it's not this guy.
Tax cutting? Tax collections is like the salary for the government to do it's job. One of those job include paying our debt. Default on paying our debt and see what happens to our credit rating in the world. I googled and the spending by Trump in his 1st administration is $8T and that's without a war and Biden is something like $4.3T, so everybody google it yourself.
@@jamesgollan8602 think about it. Imagine mr. T want send all home but he going to make mexico into US. There isnt anymore ille if all of em become legal 😂. Also ppl cant complain their job taken by ille anymore since all mex citizen are part of US which is legal. Genius move.
It’s wild to me that y’all really think that any of these tax cuts will come into existence 😂. He will spend the next 4 years accomplishing nothing but talking ish!
There is no spending problem. The average historical federal budget is 22% of GDP: +/-3% of that is fine. I literally don't give a crap of you choose to spend 22% of GDP on chickens (historical tariff reference). The primary function of the federal budget is to get money into the economy for free markets. Yes, it is a "pick the winner" system. We've paid down 120% debt to GDP before. We did it while creating Medicare and fully funding two trust funds that covered the program until this decade. Income over $200,000 was taxed at 90%. Businesses did everything they could to minimize their taxable income, which included spend, spend, spend, and employee bonuses. The federal reserve was never worried about recessions because the previous quarter was TWENTY PERCENT GROWTH. Inflation matched wages increases. Then Reagan cut the highest tax rate in half, subsidized demand with government debt, and employers increased wages at half the rate of inflation. Cutting spending under the premise of efficiency is austerity. Austerity kills the economy and increases debt. Labor force participation rate is down for all demographics except Asian women over the last 10 years. The tax code enables wealth disparity. You work, so someone else can get richer. It's hard to have an economy with a disenfranchised labor force that doesn't want to work. We know what the right thing is. Do it.
He wants to increase the debt ceiling so he can spend more, while simultaneously lowering the amount of money the government brings in with lower taxes.
Toilet was never flushed on the real estate crash. Everything is hyper inflated. We need either a great deflation or depression to reset the entire system. Maybe the answer really is race to acquire as much bitcoin as you can and let everything collapse, then start building back. It’s got to collapse!
Speaking of Powell. He is too soft/dovish. That is why inflation is still too high. BUt to kudlows point about lowering taxes, that is just a shot in the arm. It wont last, and it wont fix the inflation problem. And lowering interest will just boost housing higher than what it already is.
Trump says interest is too high, and inflation is too high. Well, I know 1 thing for sure, if you lower interest, Home prices will go higher. And Housing is a large part of the CPI from what I hear. I know it is the LARGEST bill that I have. What about you? If home prices go up, is that inflation to you? I would think so. Rents and Home prices are too high.
Yes, prices will go up, but there is no perfect situation...what I do know is that inflation effects all and we have to get it back down...and interest rates are connected to too many sectors of the economy to remain high.
Initially, yes but intrest rates on the money you borrow to buy the house will be less so you pay less overall, and eventually prices will stabilize. You have to start somewhere.
If you put a universal tariff on all imported goods, then anything imported will get a bit more expensive for the consumer. If they cut taxes, then everyone will have a bit more money (after tax), so in essence, anyone who doesn't spend money will be able to save. I'm fine with that. I don't need to buy random imports from Amazon.
Well the issue (or rather what you need to calculate) is the gains in tax cuts GREATER than your increase in expenses. I get you don't buy "random imports"... but you do eat don't you? Food prices are gonna go up. You do go places yhea? Be it drive or catch a bus or train? Those prices are going up. You clearly are online (and using electricity) that will go up. to be fair how someone affected depends where they live (and how they live). If they live near alot of farms, then food prices won't rise... or if they are near a nuclear power plant then electricity won't rise. But generally speaking with the tariffs ALL imports are going up by 25%... .it would be difficult to 100% be unaffected. I don't think EVERYHING will go up 25%... but there will be an increase for sure. Companies are not going to absorb the 25% tariff and have to pass it on to consumers.
Yeah, things may be hard right now, but I've come to realize both bear and bull market, recessions and economic boom, all provide opportunities to make high gains, I used to call bluff on folks that bragged about making a fortune from such down-markets until I happened to do so myself
Big government spending on sweetners and unicorns = higher taxes = higher inflation = government subsides to quell inflation, The rising interest rate can surely control inflation, but won't prevent erosion of the eroding purchasing power of the US dollar. I have learnt my lesson this time. The banks can't be making money off my money, while inflation eats into it.
Keeping money in the bank is like paying banks and the Govemment. Here's how it works: The bank gives out your money as loan, and charge interest obviously higher than inflation rate, and then give you, the depositor, interest lower than inflation rate. That means net loss for you. That is why I prefer to invest, and on average, my advisor makes returns that always beats inflation!
To be honest, I've been wary of banks for a while, but I wasn't sure how to speak with an advisor first. Please let me know who your adviser is if it's okay; I need some recommendations.
There are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with “Jessica Dawn Walters” for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
Did you know in the 1800s and early 1900s more than half of the federal government revenues were from tariffs? Now it’s less than 5%. Federal income tax wasn’t implemented on Americans until 1913. We need foreign manufacturing giants to pay their fair share of taxes (tariffs). They import products to us and pay next to nothing to do so
They borrowed money with my name and framed me as a criminal?
Yep.. they stole 100,000 of your future earnings, and wasted 75% on bureaucracy and spent 25% effectively, from you, your unborn children, and their children.. and won't offer you the same courtesy of a loan against yourself to increase what they will take
your head looks like papaya
Is the title a typo?
Food prices is just out of control ! Even at Wal-Mart prices are going through the ROOF ! Don't know how people with children do it :(
Well (partially) have to blame Trump. Shops are just getting "the pubic" used to 25% increase in prices. They are slowing increasing and testing the waters to see what happens.
Meanwhile their profits are through the roof. Go figure what the actual issue is.
@@embracedmadnessprofits dont mean anything when debt supersedes by eating the profits. You cant operate on a loss
@@nicklll4477 you think Walmart having crazy profits for a private family is a good thing?
@@nicklll4477 you think Walmart having crazy profits for a private family is a good thing?
So why has it been that businesses have gone to other countries for the last 20 plus years?. Bring back the jobs.
Becuase cost of labor is cheaper... and Americans are not willing to "buy more expensive and support American companies". Look at Trumps line of clothes... ALL (or seems Mainly) made in China. Sorry I cannot find the link but there is a video of a guy visiting Trump Merch store in one of his locations, and its all Made in China. Even Trump puts profits over supporting American industry.
Pay attention. President Elon will send the jobs to India.
...you're on the wrong side of this argument...
No companies move manufacturing out of the us to save on labor, trump is gonna tariff the companies so that they move manufacturing back to the us. It will raise prices for awhile but these tariffs will allow competition to gain ground on these companies and they will move back, employing americans and manufacturing inside of America again. Which is better for the nation long term we need to bring our means of production up higher again
@@paytonwirtjes523 not entirely wrong but mostly wrong as it really depends on the goods.
For example : Say Advocados increase from $1 per piece to $1.25. IF people continue buying it, why would a Mexican farmer move his farm to USA? Also will Trump give him a Green Card so he can remain with his farm in the US? If not why would he move is farm to the USA BUT not have the legal status to actually work on it?
Example 2: USA Imports various Oils from Canada. My loose understanding Canada imports is needed becuause of 1) the TYPE of oil that USA doesn't have and 2) Infrastructure... meaning the USA can't "just make more"... as it doesn't exist.
Example 3: China will just send its stuff to Vietnam and slap a "MAde in Vietnam" label on it. Bit more cost to China, but still cheaper than the 25% tariff.
Example 4 : Countries can tariff US goods too.... meaning less people buy US stuff and turn to more "local" supplies... Tariffs can go both ways.
You are wrong in the sense that you can't apply "one logic" to EVERY good imported. You really have to look at item by item / industry by industry as they are all different.
Larry should ask every point one by one instead of Totally
Go Trump USA USA USA 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💪✊✊✊
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YOU = 🤡
You are crap covered dildo.
Stop spending
Gadzuks! He's got it!
Omg why didn’t I think of this?!
@ I know, it’s so obvious yet politicians who’ve been in office 50 years can’t figure it out.
Great Talk!
Get the criminals out or in jail.
Trump?
You need 18 more of the word "get" in the title. Really on the ball folks. LOL!
I gets it.
Yeah, very poor English in the title! I wonder if it's not being written by a non-English person or simply not educated!
Well, when your entire channel is propaganda for the Kremlin, expect some English mistakes. Probably a Russian who made the headline!
Great shows fox , they keep trying to slow Americans down , why
They be controlled by an Australian.. America First 🤣🤣🤣
Once you have established a new price level it is hard to get it down, else on eggs and petrol it looks like where prices are a direct result of supply and demand
Wait…are you saying Trump was lying? 😂
@@armonjohnsonmaybe the answer to low inflation is in hunter Bidens laptop
Egg prices are high because of avian flu outbreaks. But somehow Republican voters are so lazy and dumb that they believe Joe Biden did it.
The same thing reagan did. Add to the national debt and raise taxes on the middle class 10 times.
😂
The Debt-to-GDP was going down until Reagan came along and heated up the cold war with Russia and raised SS tax to pay for it.
Newt Gringrich prevented Clinton from spending the peace dividend on social programs and the military budget was cut since Russia was no longer a threat.
Debt-to-GDP started back down until the 2000 financial crisis and the government started the to-big-to-fail campaign. It didn't get bad until Obama took office, doubling the national debt, the number of people on welfare, the implementation of Obamacare. The government was printing money without a corresponding increase in GDP. Even with Trump's tax cuts, the Debt-to-GDP barely rose. The covid relief is what really hurt the economy. Most of that money should have been paid back. Instead it was left in the economy to purchase goods that didn't exist.
How do you fix it? Cut government spending that amounts to little more than pencil pushers - cut regulations. Increase GDP by making it cheaper to produce in the US - Drill Baby, Drill.
Five trillion dollars worth of tax cuts for the rich ought to do it.
The Longerivity Boomers will need to pay more into the bankrupted Medicare.
@@islandtime5643you mean five trillion bucks worth of debt monetization should concern you.
Forget inflation! What about lowering the cost of eggs? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The federal reserve doesn't control Internet rates. Congress needs 40% of tax revenue to pay for interest payments. They pay interest with debt. Interest rates are set at Treasury auctions. There is a huge supply/demand imbalance. Nobody wants government debt.
Drill Baby Drill ... and cut useless and expensive regulations ... it's not that hard.
Who's gonna buy the oil? NOBODY needs it.
@pianolady4705 Are you a lobbyist of the fossil fuel industry? Are you a climate change denier?
The USA is already by far the world’s largest oil producer. Drilling for more oil will not make any difference as no one wants it
Simpleton solutions.
@hanshansen3885 Sure if it lowers costs of living
That is “ No tax on tips” Any tips, Not just cash tips Larry!! Your Elitism is showing Larry,,.💯🇺🇸🙏🏼
Why? I pay tax on my income why shouldn't they?
You really think that’s happening? God Bless you 😂 You’re one of the low educated ones 😂
@@alanswanson5642 because your blue collar job is not the same as a waiter at your favorite restaurant.
Where missing 10 cents in the jyp yield for currency exchange rate.
They've conjured over an average of one billion per month for the last twenty years. How did anyone with common sense expect this to end? Politicians won't stop it because their political lives depend on spending. The Central Banks won't stop it because their positions rely on much of the same. Sanity won't assert itself until hyperinflation combusts the entire economy,..so prepare accordingly. 🧠> ♥
Eliminating taxes can be up to 500 more or less added to our paychecks.
You really think that you’re getting a tax cut? God Bless you 😂
So how do you plan on funding our bloated government. Don't give me that tariff crap. No way that could fund everything the government spends money on.
I'm tired of the middle class going shopping and buying stuff like groceries while the Billionaires can barely afford necessary items. It's definitely not fair. Elon, can't afford Ozempic.. Jeff Bezos cannot afford a wig or hat, Tim Apple and Zuckerbird have to wear black. it's embarrassing.
😂😂😂 amazing.
Need this scrolling the ticker on Fox. We appreciate you Mr. Salad!
Deflation. Stonks will deflate
Biden would rather get Trump than help the country. Can’t get him out fast enough!
Doesn’t lower interest rates increase inflation?
Yes. And they know that.
It’s American porters that pay the tariff. That is a fact, America!. Does that make sense to you yet?
He can make life easier for the poor and middle class - improve ACA eg replace corporate insurance with government insurance. Increase SNAP. Increase Social Security payments. Decrease Corporate collusion and price fixing. Lower school fees. Increase family payments. Lower corporate subsidies. Get billionaires and corporations out of politics and government.
Oh like that’s ever going to happen 😂
Have you seen all the billionaires he picked for his cabinet?
The US government debt is on an exponential free fall and the only way to pay that debt is to keep printing . Hyper inflation is coming , housing crash , a recession and a possible depression too. i think is time investors redirected their focus to the equities market cause despite the severe bear market, I am aware of certain investors that have earned over $365,000.
stock market is no different, to maintain such profit, you need to have some in-depth knowledge on the market, prioritise patience and a long-term perspective most importantly consider financial advisory for informed buying and selling decisions.
A lot of folks downplay the role of advisors until being burnt by their own emotions. I remember couple summers back, after my lengthy divorce, I needed a good boost to help my business stay afloat, hence I researched for a licensed advisors and came across someone of utmost qualifications. She's helped grow my reserve.
I think you could suggest any professional/advisors i can get on the phone with? i'm in dire need of proper portfolio allocation
‘Amy Lea Kohlert’ is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name.
Thank you for the recommendation. I'll send her an email, and I hope I'm able to reach her.
Everythìng will be great under all of President Trumps promises ❤❤❤❤❤
He will accomplish 5% of his campaign trail promises, and all of the 5% will personally benefit him and his donors.
How do I know? It’s what he did last time.
@@GearForTheYear Thanks for proving you know absolutely nothing.
MAGA/KAG
Delulu
@@ThePoliticalOrangeAngler nah, that's YOU.
@@punkagrrlzero Only the stupid feel the need to respond to my reply.
Big fire in LA county
We don`t need no water ....BURN
I pay my taxes. I never got the last stimulus from the IRS. Why? Understand, I never wanted ANYTHING from the Government.
Say no to your social security check.
If you actually look at the budget, the only real place to cut is defense which they would never do.
Or mandatory spending like social security and medicare. but yes, we all know these spineless Republicans will never cut anything significant. They'll just whine about federal employees working from home and pretend that if we fired them all we could cut income tax to 0.
I wouldn't bring down inflation too much. It was 2.7% over 2024. Taking what, half a percent off that would be ideal? Much lower and there's a different set of problems that are created.
Prices are going up as soon as Trump starts his massive tariffs...and prices are already leveling off...has been for the last year so Trump gets no credit for what is already happening even before he takes office... The economy is good already for the most part.
Can't wait for him to announce xrp will be used soon to help fight inflation 🎉
commodities are up 28%
8:00 Listen what he says there it's all good until this. We wanna do the opposite of what he says. Drive work over here
One thing is certain - he can’t do any worse than Joe Biden.
Yeah he can, easily. My finances have been amazing the past 4 years, Trump could easily send us into a recession and ruin everything
@@i_like_beer-o2f Well, I've been around and doing my own "finances" since Gerald Ford was in office, And, besides maybe Jimmy Carter {whose presidency I survived just fine), Joe Biden is BY FAR the worst president I have ever seen.
So what you're saying is you don't care he lied to you, took your vote and ran off to Elon?
@@jacobbaran First, that's not how I see it at all. And second, even if it were true, I would gladly take that over what Joe Biden did to me. At worst it is the lesser of two evils - by far!
With the 2nd term of Trump just about to get started…you haven’t seen anything yet.
Trump will stiff the economy…plus, Trump has made the USA the laughing stock of the planet.
Money Supply (M1/M 2) is the SOLE cause of inflation. But there's also the "optics" and very real ... all the cuts envisioned from DOGE need to show the American Taxpayer "good faith" by taking all those wasteful expenditures will be (if already funded) paid against the Debt ("Company Store"). IMHO
Let’s rename Gulf of Mexico because I don’t have real solutions to solve real problems but only concepts of a plan.😂
Biden will an has gone down as one of worse presidents in history and it’s facts
It’s all smoke and mirrors while they line their pockets with trillions.
By blabbing? 😂
What's infation?
Lower taxes for not “bring down inflation.”
Get get
Get those grocerie prices down like you promised
They won't come down. At best, they will stop going up at the same rate. People's incomes adjust
I don't care about you I only care about your vote said DJT.
He can’t, he’s already admitted that. Plus he basically started the inflation to begin with.
I thought the gop didn't like big bills with a lot of pork? Lets pass bills on thier own merit
He won't do anything its not spending it's lack of competition
the markret should short.
Trump need to lower the interest rates the fed is NOT our friend
Kudlow is ignorant.
I hope he keep his promise
😂
He can't. He even said so.. sorry voters I may have misspoke during my campaigns
Reduce overhead where the products are made. Lower fuel cost helps shipping and people getting around. Factories and distribution centers should be smarter about packing and not sending the same cheese all the way across the country if you can get it in the State next door if not in the State it is gonna be bought. A surplus check would help but I guess that is more spending. I don't know how to make products made in the United States cheaper than importing. It should be. I wish I had the ultimate solution 😄
Lowering minimum wages would help.. .as well as making longer work hours.
Reduce overhead... Smart , that way the rich can get even richer.
trump will do nothing to lower your day to day costs...
He said last time he is not sure 😂
@@GabrielAjak-f7x No he said he was unlikely to bring costs down
@@edthebumblingfool He actually said “I don't think so. Look, they got them up. I'd like to bring them down. It's hard to bring things down once they're up. You know, it's very hard. But I think that they will.”
Biden caused the inflation and Trump will fix it in time...relax.
Exactly! They are clinically insane if they think these prices are coming down. Dumb, Dumber & Dumber. Respectfully, of course lol
Before Trump's tariffs, inflation was 0.8%. After Trump's tariffs, inflation was 2.2%. After Trump shut down the economy, inflation was 10% for four years. If you want someone to fix inflation, it's not this guy.
Drop diesel fuel costs and watch food prices drop.
@@GMFAquaticsfood prices won't come down in nominal terms, at least not a lot.
Don't confuse us with your facts!
@@GMFAquatics Good luck doing that.
Tax cutting? Tax collections is like the salary for the government to do it's job. One of those job include paying our debt. Default on paying our debt and see what happens to our credit rating in the world. I googled and the spending by Trump in his 1st administration is $8T and that's without a war and Biden is something like $4.3T, so everybody google it yourself.
Ban tiktok , thanks President Trump..❤
Seems like these experts have to start their sentence with "You're absolutely right" or "That's true", nothing critical at all
Is this why he got elected to complain or find solutions to the problems?
You can tell Trump is totally clueless about economics, spending causes inflation, inflation causes higher interest rates,
Hes a billionare, youre poor. we trust him over your dumbass
WTF are you talking about? Of course Trump knows spending is the problem, which is why he pointed out Biden has spent too much.
Dont worry.
He promis increase import taxes.
Taxes will pay debt
@@scyllasmite4819 and has lost $450 billion dollars in exports so inflation will drop as the economy enters into the biggest Depression in history
@@jamesgollan8602 think about it.
Imagine mr. T want send all home but he going to make mexico into US.
There isnt anymore ille if all of em become legal 😂.
Also ppl cant complain their job taken by ille anymore since all mex citizen are part of US which is legal.
Genius move.
Kudlow with 2 economists: 3 stooges.
This
So he is washing his hands of anything...... What a failure he is
It’s wild to me that y’all really think that any of these tax cuts will come into existence 😂. He will spend the next 4 years accomplishing nothing but talking ish!
There is no spending problem. The average historical federal budget is 22% of GDP: +/-3% of that is fine. I literally don't give a crap of you choose to spend 22% of GDP on chickens (historical tariff reference). The primary function of the federal budget is to get money into the economy for free markets. Yes, it is a "pick the winner" system.
We've paid down 120% debt to GDP before. We did it while creating Medicare and fully funding two trust funds that covered the program until this decade. Income over $200,000 was taxed at 90%. Businesses did everything they could to minimize their taxable income, which included spend, spend, spend, and employee bonuses. The federal reserve was never worried about recessions because the previous quarter was TWENTY PERCENT GROWTH. Inflation matched wages increases. Then Reagan cut the highest tax rate in half, subsidized demand with government debt, and employers increased wages at half the rate of inflation.
Cutting spending under the premise of efficiency is austerity. Austerity kills the economy and increases debt.
Labor force participation rate is down for all demographics except Asian women over the last 10 years. The tax code enables wealth disparity. You work, so someone else can get richer. It's hard to have an economy with a disenfranchised labor force that doesn't want to work.
We know what the right thing is. Do it.
Drill baby drill God bless America and Texas semper Fi
He wants to increase the debt ceiling so he can spend more, while simultaneously lowering the amount of money the government brings in with lower taxes.
And increasing the price of goods with tariffs and mass deportations
So many will be disappointed soon, I can’t wait, this will be beautifully epic.
Bitter….praying for your soul
Trumpflation
the budget cutting will never happen, the deficit will be larger in four years, we cannot outgrow the credit cards, expect middle class shrinkage
Say goodbye to Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, the Affordable Care Act, VA services and FREE SPEECH
yet he wants low rates and spend more money. what an idiot
More tariffs! 😂
During his campaign it woudn't be a problem, now it's a problem. Cue in Fox propaganda.
Tarriffs and mass deportation will dramatically increase inflation.
Make believe otherwise.
😅
Biden/Harris gave billions to illegals. They flew them in. Got them hotels and lofts and debit cards. What are you even?🤦
@@AAMS-ASyou’ll need it for all the extra inflation
@@AAMS-AS Trump has hired a vandal who will run the IRS into the ground. Donald wants tariffs not income tax.
you owe schiff a penny . lost that bet.
Lower rent
Toilet was never flushed on the real estate crash. Everything is hyper inflated. We need either a great deflation or depression to reset the entire system. Maybe the answer really is race to acquire as much bitcoin as you can and let everything collapse, then start building back. It’s got to collapse!
Done properly tax cuts pay for themselves in increased productivity. The Regan era tax cuts brough in more than the cuts cost.
Keep believing 🤣
😂😂😂 dafuq they did.
The National Debt TRIPLED under Reagan, tf are you smoking?
Speaking of Powell. He is too soft/dovish. That is why inflation is still too high. BUt to kudlows point about lowering taxes, that is just a shot in the arm. It wont last, and it wont fix the inflation problem. And lowering interest will just boost housing higher than what it already is.
Inflation is under control. Why lie
Gonna need a recession
The inflation "problem" came from both Trump & Biden spending and printing money...
Wtf
Inflation is under control 2.6
The dumb republicans. Have to do ONE Biil. Please push this. !!!!!!
Too many bots commenting here
Translation: too many people commenting that don’t agree with my position, so they must be bots. Where is my echo chamber!! 😭
@ you must be very smart!! 🤩🤩🤩
@@jspfromnycgloba don’t worry… I’m sure you’ll get your safe space back soon. ✌🏼
@@gr33kb0i 👏👏👏👍👍👍
Trump says interest is too high, and inflation is too high. Well, I know 1 thing for sure, if you lower interest, Home prices will go higher. And Housing is a large part of the CPI from what I hear. I know it is the LARGEST bill that I have. What about you? If home prices go up, is that inflation to you? I would think so. Rents and Home prices are too high.
Drill baby drill.
@@Babybeamergirl deport baby deport
Yes, prices will go up, but there is no perfect situation...what I do know is that inflation effects all and we have to get it back down...and interest rates are connected to too many sectors of the economy to remain high.
Initially, yes but intrest rates on the money you borrow to buy the house will be less so you pay less overall, and eventually prices will stabilize. You have to start somewhere.
@@Babybeamergirlcool spend tons of money to get oil NOBODY WILL BUY. Sounds great.
By threatening your closest and only allys you have left lol
Remember only the highly emotional impact events which are saved deep in my memories
Interest rates are not too high. Everyone is not a real estate investor.
Trump added 8 trillion his first term.
It was actually 7 trillion and it was to the deficit.
@@TrumpIsALiar $7.8T
.... mainly due to Covid.....
@@splendidrush1 mainly due to corporate tax cuts.
@@embracedmadness my bad
Trump will get everything lower for American people
He already lowered the IQ of the nation.
If you put a universal tariff on all imported goods, then anything imported will get a bit more expensive for the consumer. If they cut taxes, then everyone will have a bit more money (after tax), so in essence, anyone who doesn't spend money will be able to save. I'm fine with that. I don't need to buy random imports from Amazon.
Well the issue (or rather what you need to calculate) is the gains in tax cuts GREATER than your increase in expenses. I get you don't buy "random imports"... but you do eat don't you? Food prices are gonna go up. You do go places yhea? Be it drive or catch a bus or train? Those prices are going up. You clearly are online (and using electricity) that will go up.
to be fair how someone affected depends where they live (and how they live). If they live near alot of farms, then food prices won't rise... or if they are near a nuclear power plant then electricity won't rise. But generally speaking with the tariffs ALL imports are going up by 25%... .it would be difficult to 100% be unaffected.
I don't think EVERYHING will go up 25%... but there will be an increase for sure. Companies are not going to absorb the 25% tariff and have to pass it on to consumers.
You almost sound intelligent! You know how much of the food you buy are imported?
Yeah, things may be hard right now, but I've come to realize both bear and bull market, recessions and economic boom, all provide opportunities to make high gains, I used to call bluff on folks that bragged about making a fortune from such down-markets until I happened to do so myself
Big government spending on sweetners and unicorns = higher taxes = higher inflation = government subsides to quell inflation, The rising interest rate can surely control inflation, but won't prevent erosion of the eroding purchasing power of the US dollar. I have learnt my lesson this time. The banks can't be making money off my money, while inflation eats into it.
Keeping money in the bank is like paying banks and the Govemment. Here's how it works: The bank gives out your money as loan, and charge interest obviously higher than inflation rate, and then give you, the depositor, interest lower than inflation rate. That means net loss for you. That is why I prefer to invest, and on average, my advisor makes returns that always beats inflation!
To be honest, I've been wary of banks for a while, but I wasn't sure how to speak with an advisor first. Please let me know who your adviser is if it's okay; I need some recommendations.
There are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with “Jessica Dawn Walters” for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
I did look her up; she is full up, and her credentials and resume are excellent. Regardless, I scheduled a consultation with her.
Who else does not like Trickle Down Economics?
Get a job Terry 🤡
Hahaha trump inflation 2025!!
I think second Trump term is the dumbest thing i never saw in my life 😂
That’s your problem, your too Dum to know how to think! 😂😂😂
@@CarolRoberts-k8f Lets see in the summer if you still believe that.
Like your low iq grammar?
He can’t do anything about prices except to pay more tariff tax, what a joke
Everyone knows that his insane tariffs will stoke inflation.
Insane tariffs is a msm talking point that's not worth regurgitating,,,Trump's team already said any tariffs would be specific and not blanketed.
Did you know in the 1800s and early 1900s more than half of the federal government revenues were from tariffs? Now it’s less than 5%. Federal income tax wasn’t implemented on Americans until 1913.
We need foreign manufacturing giants to pay their fair share of taxes (tariffs). They import products to us and pay next to nothing to do so
@@esee6270 So Trump have not said he would do 25% on EVERYTHING from Canada and Mexico?
@@esee6270 Trump's "team" says something new every day, and that in itself is part of the problem. Markets need stability.
How ? Drill Drill Drill !