China Hits Back Hard - U.S. Tariffs Spark a Dangerous Response!

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  • @stevenvanmetre5087
    @stevenvanmetre5087  2 дні тому +14

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    • @Daniel12.4Ministry
      @Daniel12.4Ministry День тому

      Consumers made record purchases on black friday, because it was the day there was many sales, and people had been waiting for the sales to buy what they need.

    • @bobhancox3660
      @bobhancox3660 17 годин тому

      how is it trumps fault?? he's not in control yet you idiots

  • @gerhardmalan856
    @gerhardmalan856 День тому +132

    Steven please remember that China did not start the trade wars !!

    • @FirstLast-mf6vj
      @FirstLast-mf6vj День тому +7

      I did, I started the trade war

    • @roshi98
      @roshi98 День тому

      Doesn't matter who starts it, it matters who finishes it, and the USA is losing around the world. China, after a 500-year slumber, less than 10% of their existence as a civilization, is flexing.

    • @randy4358
      @randy4358 День тому

      So what you're saying is just let China abuse us and the rest of the world? And do nothing. Please read up on all the facts and for how many years China has treated so many countries and businesses with contemporary. Then post. We should have stepped up a long time ago.

    • @VineshNaidoo-u3o
      @VineshNaidoo-u3o 19 годин тому

      BRICS wants Trade
      West wants War

    • @GeorgeKelmeris
      @GeorgeKelmeris 12 годин тому

      It took one bafoon to impose higher taxes on all of us Americans, and cut taxes on the globalists

  • @zeegydoo189
    @zeegydoo189 2 дні тому +86

    every country has the right to look after their own interests

    • @Truthstelling
      @Truthstelling 18 годин тому +4

      Definitely but don't be a hypocrite though. You don't hurt others to benefit yourselves😂😂

    •  10 годин тому

      ​@@TruthstellingYou don't support those who aim to hurt you either. If you have a brain.

    • @X3S000
      @X3S000 10 годин тому

      @@TruthstellingThat’s literally how every country gains power…You think China has been playing nice?

    • @boli1435
      @boli1435 6 годин тому +1

      Not many countries have the power to defend their interests when it comes to dealing with the U.S. America usually has its way with other countries.

  • @petee074496648
    @petee074496648 17 годин тому +22

    well done China 😅😅 ✅✅✅

  • @尼古拉斯-Nicholas
    @尼古拉斯-Nicholas 2 дні тому +72

    The idea of China "bowing down" to the U.S., or any other country for that matter, overlooks a few important factors that define both nations' global positions. Let’s unpack why it’s unrealistic or even counterproductive to expect China to do this:
    1. China's Global Power:
    In the 21st century, China has grown into a global superpower in its own right. Its economy is the second-largest in the world, and it's making strides in areas like artificial intelligence, infrastructure, space exploration, and even military modernization. The idea that China should "bow down" to the U.S. implies a subservient role that simply doesn’t fit with China’s aspirations or its current status. It views itself as a rising power that deserves equal respect on the global stage.
    2. Historical Context of China’s Resilience:
    For much of its history, China was one of the dominant civilizations. In the 19th and early 20th centuries, however, China faced humiliation at the hands of Western powers (the Opium Wars, "Century of Humiliation," etc.). The modern Chinese state, under the leadership of the Communist Party, has framed its rise as a restoration of its rightful place as a global power. The idea of "bowing down" to another nation would be a rejection of that historical narrative.
    3. Ideological Divide:
    The U.S. and China represent very different political and economic models. The U.S. is a democracy with a liberal capitalist system, while China operates under a one-party, state-driven economic model, with heavy government involvement in industry. These ideological differences shape how both countries approach governance, economics, and international relations. China isn't just focused on being a "peer" to the U.S. in the traditional sense-its goal is to establish an alternative model of global governance and development.
    4. Economic Interdependence:
    The economic relationship between the U.S. and China is extremely complex. The U.S. relies on China for cheap goods and as a crucial player in global supply chains, while China benefits from access to American markets and technology. The idea that China would "bow down" to the U.S. is unrealistic given this interdependence. They’re not competitors who can easily be dominated; they are two global powers whose interests are often entwined.
    5. Shifting Geopolitics:
    The U.S. has historically been the dominant global power since World War II, but the geopolitical landscape is shifting. China’s Belt and Road Initiative, its assertiveness in the South China Sea, and its growing influence in Africa and Latin America suggest that it’s no longer content to simply follow U.S. leadership. This is not a call for war or confrontation, but a sign that China has its own vision for the global order.
    6. Respect for Sovereignty:
    One of the key principles in international relations is respect for sovereignty, which means no country should expect another to submit to it. China, like the U.S., values its sovereignty and autonomy in decision-making. While China and the U.S. may disagree on many issues, it's not realistic to expect China to bend to U.S. will as a sign of deference. Countries should cooperate and compete, but not demand submission.
    7. The U.S. Is Not Infinitely Powerful:
    While the U.S. remains a major global force, it has faced challenges in recent decades-from military overreach (Iraq, Afghanistan), to economic struggles (2008 Financial Crisis), to the rise of other powers (China, Russia, the EU). The idea that China should "bow down" to a constantly ascending U.S. superpower is outdated. Global power is now more diffused, and the U.S. must navigate a multipolar world where it’s no longer the sole arbiter.
    8. China’s Nationalism and Pride:
    Nationalism is a powerful force in China, and its government’s legitimacy is partly tied to its ability to protect national pride and project power. Expecting China to bow down to any other country, especially one like the U.S., risks alienating the domestic population and undermining the party’s narrative of China’s resurgence as a world leader. A submissive position is not only impractical but politically dangerous for the leadership in Beijing.
    Conclusion:
    China, as a global power, isn't looking to "bow" to anyone. The geopolitical order is shifting, and both the U.S. and China must find ways to coexist and collaborate. The idea of submission is outdated, especially in a world where power dynamics are fluid and multipolar. The real question is not whether China should bow, but how both nations can manage their rivalry and cooperation in an increasingly complex and interconnected world.

    • @diegoivb780
      @diegoivb780 2 дні тому

      Listen here ChatGPT it’s the CCP that’s about to go down. I don’t think anyone has anything against China and its people but the aggressive destructive and unfair ways the CCP does business. They have already declared war using chemical weapons (drugs) Tech (cyber attacks, balloon spying) Financial etc. Thank God for Donald Trump because the BS stops here.

    • @JohnSmith-jh4lg
      @JohnSmith-jh4lg 2 дні тому

      All of that is true, however the USA hasn't even been in the game in decades. The American people are done being suckers, so now it's GAME ON!

    • @Thefakezion
      @Thefakezion День тому +7

      We are not the power we use to be

    • @danielsharkoff4013
      @danielsharkoff4013 День тому +2

      The us still has a much more powerful navy, in quantity and quality, so taiwan is safe for now

    • @magnacarta740
      @magnacarta740 День тому

      You failed to mention that in its history, China has never invaded nor colonised any other countries. Its raise has been peaceful. China doesn't aspire to conquer or lead or replace the US or indeed any other nation. Chinese leaders have continually stress that China only compete with itself to be better! The US weaponise its currency and economy to a zero sum game, while China seeks a win-win situation for the benefits of all. That's the real difference!

  • @kelg-ti7xb
    @kelg-ti7xb День тому +54

    Wow yeah tariffs will destroy the u.s economy

  • @gz6x
    @gz6x День тому +15

    US does not produce consumer electronics, this move is mainly targeting the military industry complex.

  • @sulf49
    @sulf49 18 годин тому +10

    China already DIY most of their semi conductor and agro.And most of the foreign company in the US already closing down their operation due to high cost of importing raw materials.

  • @michaelellringer5600
    @michaelellringer5600 День тому +41

    An completely inept businessman with 6 bankruptcies running this country, what could possibly go wrong?

    • @Ak74-247
      @Ak74-247 День тому

      You poor Trump deranged thing ..lol

    • @michaelellringer5600
      @michaelellringer5600 День тому +8

      @@Ak74-247
      Will you be wearing your Maga hat when you're standing in the unemployment lines next year?

    • @akhsanarrazi7825
      @akhsanarrazi7825 12 годин тому +2

      Not just businesses, casino😅

  • @kenhew4641
    @kenhew4641 19 годин тому +14

    well time for Americans to pay $4000 for their iphones and $20k for their rtx4090...like the rest of us in our currency

  • @markb9241
    @markb9241 2 дні тому +62

    Trump Effect! Maybe American now knows what tariffs mean! Made in China MAGA hats burning by the millions! 😂😂😂😂😂

    • @BundesengelMichael2
      @BundesengelMichael2 День тому

      It's funny. Trump has led the USA into bankruptcy even before he moved into the White House

    • @FirstLast-mf6vj
      @FirstLast-mf6vj День тому +1

      I love trump, best president ever imo

    • @FirstLast-mf6vj
      @FirstLast-mf6vj День тому +1

      Trump for blacks

    • @pikachus5m166
      @pikachus5m166 День тому

      ​@@FirstLast-mf6vjThat's because you've been ruled by charlatans, ever since Kennedy. Swapping out for a comedic grifter seems your only option.

    • @spumemonk11
      @spumemonk11 День тому

      @@FirstLast-mf6vj Trump for one legged Jewish lesbians.

  • @robin-sk2cc
    @robin-sk2cc 18 годин тому +5

    China i love you

  • @Martin-r9p2x
    @Martin-r9p2x 2 дні тому +54

    The economy is based on people buying things they don't need with money they don't have! A great evaluation Steve.

    • @drmarioschannel
      @drmarioschannel 2 дні тому

      Except if you’re rich.

    • @尼古拉斯-Nicholas
      @尼古拉斯-Nicholas 2 дні тому +1

      @@drmarioschannel You are when you put everything on your card .. That's. why I don't use them or want them and if I cannot afford it .. Well I just don't buy it ..

    • @BundesengelMichael2
      @BundesengelMichael2 День тому

      nice. I agree

    • @deezeed2817
      @deezeed2817 День тому

      He thinks this is a crisis of underconsumption. This is actually a crisis of overproduction. Giving some money to encourage more mindless consumption is a bad idea. There is no good solution to this problem. You’ll see bankruptcies and consolidation and then production drops in reaction.

  • @geneh2972
    @geneh2972 День тому +16

    How much do you love your cell phone? We're about to find out. 😳 I didn't vote for this!

    • @Ak74-247
      @Ak74-247 День тому

      Lol ,umm K

    • @JoniLombok
      @JoniLombok 18 годин тому

      ​@@Ak74-247 Cell phones will be cheaper all across Southern America, Asia and Africa. With the demise of the USA economy

    • @iancormie9916
      @iancormie9916 18 годин тому

      I love my 5 year old Samsung.

    • @egyptiandeity1862
      @egyptiandeity1862 7 годин тому

      I grew up without a cell phones .. who cares

  • @888nicklim
    @888nicklim 13 годин тому +3

    Your (and most western analysts') biggest mistake is that you think
    1. The Chinese government's primary goal is to stimulate consumer spending
    2. Chinese consumers think/behave the same way as American/Western consumers

    • @Jan0123able
      @Jan0123able 10 годин тому +1

      China is making new alliances and moving away from the US market and dollar. Prices will go up in America because we won't get the cheap imports from China. Tariff wars don't work out well for consumers.

  • @winfredcoorengel7203
    @winfredcoorengel7203 2 дні тому +8

    And then winner is ? Definitely not consumers 😂😂 so buckle up America it's gonna be a rough ride and if you're lucky you won't fall of China is turning inward 1.4 billion consumers. Also trading with Asian countries is going great he's overlooking many key points typical from an American point of view. To mention a few trading partners China has Russia ,Iran, Brazil, most of southeast Asia yeah keep on selling your stock keep your fingers crossed 🤞

  • @butzelbobbobby8141
    @butzelbobbobby8141 21 годину тому +12

    What produces the USA?
    -Wars and bad decisions😂

  • @stevenpiehl6199
    @stevenpiehl6199 День тому +18

    Trump has one tool and his tool kit that being tariffs not gonna turn out well. We need a critical thinker not some old ego maniac

    • @Ak74-247
      @Ak74-247 День тому +1

      Trump derangement

    • @rojodiver3344
      @rojodiver3344 День тому +6

      @@Ak74-247 Trump derangement is thinking he is infallible and has no faults.

    • @Ak74-247
      @Ak74-247 День тому

      @@rojodiver3344 Trump derangement means believing what the media tells you about tariffs ..lol
      Jeez man

    • @spumemonk11
      @spumemonk11 День тому

      @@Ak74-247 Grow up you gullible simpleton.

    • @mf--
      @mf-- День тому

      ​@@Ak74-247 I do not know any media that describes tariffs the way he thinks they work.

  • @noonespecial1178
    @noonespecial1178 2 дні тому +50

    Trump is one dangerous idiot but america will learn a lesson .

    • @andrewcarpenter687
      @andrewcarpenter687 2 дні тому +1

      So what you're saying is Americans had a choice between a meathead number 1 or meat head number 2....

    • @henriettasecker-shao
      @henriettasecker-shao День тому

      Yes.

    • @alexandrebenois7962
      @alexandrebenois7962 День тому +2

      America never learns.

    • @spumemonk11
      @spumemonk11 День тому

      @@andrewcarpenter687 Only one candidate is a convicted fraudster and rapist who went bankrupt six times. Do grow up.

    • @iancormie9916
      @iancormie9916 18 годин тому

      This is a mixed bag. Imagine what an extra $200 billion a year in trade deficit dollars could do for US industry. Friend shoring has potential but, it depends on if a Trump administration can keep any friends.

  • @thespacecowboy420
    @thespacecowboy420 2 дні тому +11

    This is totally glossed over in the media, this is like a nuke, good bye american tech

  • @bipultamang7061
    @bipultamang7061 19 годин тому +4

    This is what happens if u only invest on military equipments 😂 i guess those bombs and jets won't be able to produce daily usage equipments for general publics

  • @zzzubmno2755
    @zzzubmno2755 День тому +8

    Canada is going to look a lot more attractive. All those things China banned to export to the U.S, are being produced in Canada as well. Canada isnt just going to bow down and take it in the ass either. China economy can handle recessions a lot better than America. China has spent the past 50yrs developing it markets and establishing diverse trading partners around the world, and it has invested heavily in countries that are developing. The U.S has done the complete opposite and is now heavily dependent on it's protectionist policies to protect their domestic production. The U.S has protected itself into a bubble, into a corner. Consumers in the U.S can not afford 100,000 dollar truck, not without going in debt. It is hard to afford a new house, a new vehicle, and pay for higher food and gas prices while having to pay back the debts of owning said new home and vehicle. Wages are not going up. We will see a lot job losses and you can bet Biden is not going to spend his last month and half in office asking congress for stimulants and incentives. Things are going to be very interesting over the next 6-8 months, especially if trump holds on to his tariff plans against Canada and Mexico.

    • @timothychung4811
      @timothychung4811 День тому +1

      No, China ventured into other directions...

    • @hodanghau596
      @hodanghau596 День тому +2

      Good luck with the rare earth extract process. It does not have a high margin, it is technical and not easy, and the environmental impact is huge.

    • @Ak74-247
      @Ak74-247 День тому

      Lol ,I guess you missed Trudeaus dinner with Trump ..

    • @mosessupposes2571
      @mosessupposes2571 14 годин тому

      By “look a lot more attractive” do you mean as in moving there to live? Better check their immigration and citizenship requirements. People in the USA seem to think they can just show up wherever they want to and be welcome without any restrictions.

  • @Paul-e9x4h
    @Paul-e9x4h 13 годин тому +1

    Menjalankan ekonomi pada nilai nilai yang realistis bisa lebih resistance terhadap fluktuasi fluktuasi yang muncul

  • @obg7
    @obg7 10 годин тому

    Always grateful for the updates! Folk need to prepare to care for themselves 🤯

  • @mattanderson6672
    @mattanderson6672 День тому +1

    Thanks Steve

  • @tomcat6933
    @tomcat6933 2 дні тому +13

    Antimony went from $5/pound to $18/pound

  • @iancormie9916
    @iancormie9916 18 годин тому +1

    It will be interesting to see how long North American and world industry takes to increase the production of these materials.

  • @davidtiessen7713
    @davidtiessen7713 День тому +1

    The global economy is being imploded intentionally. This is the only conclusion to draw given: US Smoot-Hawley Tariff on 20,000 imports was first introduced in May 1929. Oct 24 the stock market crashes. June 17 1930 Tariffs are signed into law, leading to retaliatory tariffs worldwide and a two-thirds reduction in global trade as nations, including the US, imported and exported less. In a trade war, no one emerges victorious. Governments are competing with their economies, plunging them into depression to attract bids on their bonds.

  • @michaelloong964
    @michaelloong964 19 годин тому +1

    China plus ASEAN, BRICS, SCO, Africa, BRI and South America trade is accelerating, whilst US, EU plus Japan S Korea economies are decelerating. So with Trump decoupling from world trade with high tariff, what will happen to US EU plus Japan S Korea? 2025 looks bleak for everyone

  • @ChopperTom
    @ChopperTom 2 дні тому +10

    Let me give you all some very important information about this time is different to 2008 ….most Americans were legal and benefits were paid in for unemployment insurance and Ss etc…. But 90% of your construction workers today are either not legal or even the ones that are legal are getting 1099 so they are not eligible for unemployment,,, trust me I know because several contractors that have hundreds of employees that don’t pay in ……. So when Steve ( who I watch every day) when thousands of people get laid off it’s not going to affect the employment rate……..which in turn the media is going to keep saying positive things about the economy……… and the worst part of this is millions of these workers are not paying into the social security system or taxes !!! You all heard this 1st from me and you will see

    • @lumendelsol
      @lumendelsol 2 дні тому +2

      People that think already knew this.

    • @milkman4eva
      @milkman4eva 2 дні тому +2

      Of course they pay into social security and taxes. They get ITIN numbers for a reason!

    • @donnamoog9902
      @donnamoog9902 2 дні тому

      Ý

    • @ChopperTom
      @ChopperTom 2 дні тому +3

      @@milkman4eva well I was a carpenter contractor for 25 years I had hundreds of workers from over the border…I paid them every week for 40 hours x their hourly wage THATS IT !!, not one guy out of a hundred were eligible for unemployment because because that money was never paid in !! So when it was time to let someone go or lay off they were not eligible for unemployment,, that’s what hundreds of contractors Been doing for many years,,

    • @ChopperTom
      @ChopperTom 2 дні тому

      The funny thing is,.. do you honestly think if all these guys who are calling for a big recession and most of the construction workers today that came over the border which there are 10x more guys today than 20!years ago ……the government is broke !! How will all these workers get paid ?? there is no money

  • @jasminejeanine2239
    @jasminejeanine2239 8 годин тому

    They stood up to Trump too. No, while he took in 80 billion in taxes, we paid out 129 bilions to keep farmers out of bankruptcy when China stopped buying the one thing we sold China the most of, soybeans.

  • @joec7238
    @joec7238 2 дні тому +37

    Dudes been wrong for 5 years straight

    • @EgonKristi
      @EgonKristi 2 дні тому +1

      😂

    • @user-lq6wc3ci3q
      @user-lq6wc3ci3q 2 дні тому +10

      Who,Trump?

    • @Morphfromx-men
      @Morphfromx-men 2 дні тому

      So whats your plan. South korea just had a an attempted coup. We are not in kansas anymore.

    • @sniperdog2244
      @sniperdog2244 2 дні тому

      Yea trump fund ur mom,,,he was wrong 4 tht

    • @simplylovie007
      @simplylovie007 2 дні тому

      Tariffs will cause major destruction of our economy, Trump did this last time he was in office

  • @themanheman
    @themanheman 12 годин тому

    All China has to do is to request that, All their products be returned. We will starve "eventually", cause we don't make anything. People don't even realize how much US farmland China owns in the US. Bet people don't know we don't even process a lot of our food. Grown here, picked here, shipped for processing, then shipped back, and finally USDA inspected (if that). 🤦🤷

  • @geostall
    @geostall День тому +1

    We don't need EVs

  • @deej7783
    @deej7783 9 годин тому

    We should have never been so reliant on another country to begin with.!!!!!

  • @JoniLombok
    @JoniLombok 18 годин тому +1

    In Zero Sum Theory, what is a loss (GDP) for the US economy, will be added value for South America and Asia. Potential to be utilized from US misery.

  • @EgonKristi
    @EgonKristi 2 дні тому +16

    Save your cash people

    • @zzzubmno2755
      @zzzubmno2755 День тому +2

      More importantly, pay off your debts. Money will have less value as the cost of things increase. Lowering consumer debt will provide purchasing power.

    • @nbell5050
      @nbell5050 День тому

      @@zzzubmno2755 u fortunately for US consumers the one war they can never win is a trade war. We don't make anything so if the world doesn't take our paper we are SOL.

    • @egyptiandeity1862
      @egyptiandeity1862 7 годин тому

      I stated that back in 2020....

  • @Tugela60
    @Tugela60 День тому +2

    These metals are byproducts from processing other minerals. The only reason China has a dominant position now is because it heavily subsidised production resulting in foreign sources being uneconomical. If they shut off access to these metals, production will just restart in American and European sources that have been shuttered.
    It will be a problem in the short term, but in the long term it will allow the world to get away from reliance on China. Once that has happened, Chinese metals will never be allowed back into those markets, so the Chinese are shooting themselves in the foot with this one. That had managed to undercut everyone else to the point where they had a virtual monopoly on the market, but that is going to end now.

  • @warrenreid1441
    @warrenreid1441 День тому +1

    Borrow money to buy things you don’t need. Pretty much sums up the problem

  • @user3553-m9y
    @user3553-m9y 10 годин тому

    Those are dual use strategy materials critical for high tech weapons and the MIC, impacting the US propensity to wage wars abroad.

  • @futo
    @futo 3 години тому

    remember, China use to focus selling to US/Canada and Europe....that's no longer the case, as their EV are going all around the world, same with Huawei new phones...in other words new export market, even if they're nowhere as big as US and Europe

  • @nellyjohnson7316
    @nellyjohnson7316 День тому +1

    If you can’t afford it. Don’t buy it.

    • @wyatt5167
      @wyatt5167 День тому +1

      But if the government is able to tax sales and is already over spending (and will continue if any of these projects go through) how does it pay for those projects woth less tax revenue

  • @MelanieJojo
    @MelanieJojo 2 дні тому +5

    The potential impending economic downfall of the US was orchestrated before trump was elected. Major countries have been moving pieces on the board for a few years to remove dependency on the US and existing global structures like the IMF. Alliances for resources have been formed. These tariffs are empty threats. China didn't arbitrarily make a move on Taiwan, microprocessors was a vulnerability. Everyone has accesss to oil now. Venezuela has the largest reserve and is still dirt poor. All these snoke screens are to take focus off reality and justify actions that ARE coming. If you want to take on a bigger opponent compromise thier allegiances, cut off thier supply.

    • @Bob-h3n
      @Bob-h3n 2 дні тому +1

      Bric's was a dead end from day one, china was just trying to prop up their failing economy.
      Houses made out of tofu dregs and telling people they have to spend any money they have saved?😂

    • @michaelgoh9768
      @michaelgoh9768 2 дні тому

      You don't know what BRICS is about . Don't talk rubbish, ignorant fool

  • @JuanBáez-q7k
    @JuanBáez-q7k 2 дні тому +7

    We allready are in a recesion , with a synthetic economy . Just let the plastic economy melt down . Very painfull .

    • @Jan0123able
      @Jan0123able 10 годин тому

      Should we believe your opinion since you have such great spelling and grammar skills? You either are a foreign troll or have a very low education level. You misspelled already (allready), recession (recesion), and painful (painfull) and made multiple grammar mistakes in only four sentences. No wonder Trump won the election with so many uneducated people.

  • @iREALmedia
    @iREALmedia День тому +3

    America could end up paying 25% tariff on gold delivery from the top gold producers.

  • @jasonc3589
    @jasonc3589 День тому +1

    U.S. just found out who their daddy was 😂🤡🤣

  • @5cloudwalker
    @5cloudwalker День тому +2

    Billionaires don’t care they can ride it out

    • @josephtanner3929
      @josephtanner3929 23 години тому

      Lol your not a billionaire... you will be eating the same shit as your southern border brothers 🥴🤪🤣

  • @MarcoPolo-hn8or
    @MarcoPolo-hn8or 2 дні тому +8

    Bro, yiu don’t understand the Chinese economy at all.

  • @johnanon3081
    @johnanon3081 2 дні тому

    "What the F*** just happened?!" = expression used for foreign markets chaos
    "Get out Nnnoooooowwww!" = expression used for domestic market chaos

  • @jayha7071
    @jayha7071 2 дні тому +26

    Trumps going to be a disaster

    • @GoogleSucks-j4o
      @GoogleSucks-j4o 2 дні тому +2

      You mean like last time.....when even with covid our country was booming, I personally along with 88 percent of America where making above average salaries and he had no new wars i mean I can keep going, now let's look at today, how much is gas and milk where you live what like 200 percent more now right? 😂😂😂 your a joke

    • @sniperdog2244
      @sniperdog2244 2 дні тому

      I just hope he don't get kilt

    • @alexandrebenois7962
      @alexandrebenois7962 День тому

      Of course. That's the pIan.

    • @jinwunlongstevecbdoil1724
      @jinwunlongstevecbdoil1724 18 годин тому

      ​@alexandrebes7962 can't wait to see it

  • @isabella5790
    @isabella5790 2 години тому

    Some "leaders" think that tariffs paid by the final consumer would benefit the consumer, and its unemployment situation. In the real world though, tariffs worsens the final consumer spending, and the economy of the country importing the foreign goods. Tariffs are not paid by the country manufacturing the goods. Yet another common mistake made by some "leaders" is that a trade war of tariffs would improve the greatness of a nation, while in reality history has demonstrated there are no winners. In an open international trade world, some of the key points for the success of traders are their competitive advantages, such as, quality, price, customer service, spare parts supply, innovation, quickness, and volume of supply. Keeping these points in mind, seems that it is not reasonable to try to impose the installation of a manufacturing plants say in the USA, for employment sake, when the general manual labor in the USA is one of the highest in the world, and depending of the type of industry usually most of them rely on imported parts finally assembled together, tested, and distributed.

  • @orthodoxNPC
    @orthodoxNPC 8 годин тому

    At least two mountains in the USA have been idetified that contain all the heavy metals that the USA needs

  • @stevenchan7537
    @stevenchan7537 День тому +2

    When I look at other videos, it is the cheap labour, available low price of raw material, manufacturing facilities and lastly the skill or education level. This describes differences between India and China. Of course how leaders making the decisions.
    So now what American has to offer other than threat?

  • @ANON-y8c
    @ANON-y8c 2 дні тому +7

    as bad as an economy tanks...look at Sri Lanka ...last checked...SriLanka still stands....to survive..everyone adapts

    • @xx-lk3bx
      @xx-lk3bx 2 дні тому

      They are poor as a church mouse!

    • @ANON-y8c
      @ANON-y8c День тому

      @xx-lk3bx a wise man once said " a cat if backed into a corner will become a tiger "...its about the level of tolerance a superpower country is willing to allow itself to be continuedly bullied

  • @Zainalabidin-n6p
    @Zainalabidin-n6p 13 годин тому

    Remember on USA debt is debt 29 trillions on world countries..never says TARIFFS trades war..not even says PLOT BACKFIRES EITHER..

  • @LaughitOff526
    @LaughitOff526 7 годин тому

    We’re $37 trillion dollars in debt. Tariffs can probably help pay it down.

  • @PonziZombieKiller
    @PonziZombieKiller 2 дні тому +3

    Defaults and mo Defaults.. so what ? The gubmint wull bail you out with more inflation.

  • @markc6140
    @markc6140 21 годину тому

    US erratic leaders started this stupid tariff games trigger-happy and they have to clean the mess up themselves.

  • @jimfranklin3885
    @jimfranklin3885 2 дні тому +14

    Worry about America. Let China worry about themselves. LOL

  • @jng4880
    @jng4880 13 годин тому

    Those mineral materials are for manufacturing military weapons

  • @tonys32948376
    @tonys32948376 2 дні тому +13

    The world must de-dollarize if there is to be world peace.

    • @colberthunter12
      @colberthunter12 2 дні тому +1

      Time to kick China out of swift, the WTO and ban all technology into China.

  • @johnygoode2239
    @johnygoode2239 11 годин тому

    My water bill 90 dollars plus 3 dollar processing fee who the hell can afford living in this formerly great country?

  • @maverick7215
    @maverick7215 День тому +5

    If you want to make the right decision, do the opposite of what this dude says.

  • @glenlouis
    @glenlouis День тому +1

    Let the games begin......

  • @charlielim3867
    @charlielim3867 14 годин тому

    If you are rowing a boat towards a giant water fall... Make a U-TURN fast 😅

  • @centralkingdom8141
    @centralkingdom8141 9 годин тому

    The Chinese are well prepared for Donald Trump this time.

  • @No_life_haha
    @No_life_haha 14 годин тому

    Tariffs is the most beautiful word!!!!😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

  • @mariomannelli9887
    @mariomannelli9887 День тому +1

    They have no choice

  • @rogerblakely7453
    @rogerblakely7453 День тому

    Steve might be saving me by telling me to stay away from regional banks in 2025.

  • @minoriza
    @minoriza 10 годин тому

    Arrogance brings stupidity

  • @ttanne7838
    @ttanne7838 2 дні тому +37

    Time to scrap EV cars!

    • @kipper2k
      @kipper2k 2 дні тому

      ICE cars also use rare earth metals so scrap them too

    • @Foldylokx
      @Foldylokx 2 дні тому +3

      Yes!

    • @LukaHorvat
      @LukaHorvat 2 дні тому +1

      Scrap all good old gold! :D Silver, aluminium, copper, lithium...

    • @zzzubmno2755
      @zzzubmno2755 2 дні тому +10

      You cant "scrap" the inevitable. Gas vehicles will become the way of the dodo. Electric vehicles are the way to the future. History has shown, time and time again, those who do not embrace the future, get left behind. You can be a luddite, or you can advance. As stated, history has not been kind to the luddite.

    • @timothychung4811
      @timothychung4811 День тому +11

      Scrap all you want as you'll look like Cuba in a while. THE WORLD IS MOVING PASS YOU AND WITHOUT YOU.

  • @michaelurban1937
    @michaelurban1937 День тому

    The smoot Hawley tarrif worsen the financial predictability into the depression of the 30's . American history may not repeat but it can ryme .

  • @RonaldColeman-ef2rc
    @RonaldColeman-ef2rc 2 дні тому +1

    Read the Book. The Art Of The Deal. Surely you are smart enough to figure this out.

  • @williamwongkimping3998
    @williamwongkimping3998 День тому +2

    President of the so called greatest country on earth have no idea how trariff work, what a historical shame. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @user-zy9nd2ei2j
    @user-zy9nd2ei2j День тому

    American should look at their geography first. It's great for isolationism but comes at a cost of being decoupled from the old world.

  • @andrewcarpenter687
    @andrewcarpenter687 2 дні тому +12

    All you need are food, energy, water, housing and sewers and healthcare...the other rackets arent needed....

  • @benbred79
    @benbred79 18 годин тому

    Globalization is usually not a good thing. It's a cheaper thing. N unfortunately gives adversaries leverage over u. N in this case militarily. If we're going to buy things abroad...we have blto be making those products here as well. It'll hurt a bit early on. But the back end will be better

  • @nahidsarker69
    @nahidsarker69 2 дні тому +5

    "But i voted Trump to make others life wrose,not mine😢"

    • @timothychung4811
      @timothychung4811 День тому +1

      Your attitude WILL COME TO HAUNT YOU. TYPICAL RESPONSE FROM AN AMERICAN.

    • @nellyjohnson7316
      @nellyjohnson7316 День тому +1

      You didn’t know trump is a con man? Where were you during trump’s first 4 years.

    • @AjayMaharjan-po4qc
      @AjayMaharjan-po4qc 18 годин тому

      U r fucked up along with others

    • @robcarney1
      @robcarney1 9 годин тому +1

      @@nellyjohnson7316I think you’ll find that was sarcasm.

  • @Roy-ce9ip
    @Roy-ce9ip 2 дні тому +3

    No one is buying these E vehicles anyway - new data does not support them as reasonable investments. Once we get the EPA out of the way, there is enough rare metals in the US to supply reduced demand.

    • @AjayMaharjan-po4qc
      @AjayMaharjan-po4qc 18 годин тому

      It's not only abt e vehicles....10 percent tariff worldwide will ruin USA economy...70 percent product in Walmart are imported....10 percent tarrif Walmart pays goes to government of usa n 10 percent Walmart will increase in there product for consumer to maintain there profit...so I hope u got my point....

  • @kimakigoddenae9789
    @kimakigoddenae9789 22 години тому

    This season of fafo is so damn gooood

  • @andrewcarpenter687
    @andrewcarpenter687 2 дні тому +1

    Trade deficits and fiscal deficits are not sustainable....the euro will break down, us still best choice for for ex...exporters buy our debt, we buy their stuff...I do expect an event as we are over due...

  • @k.h.p.9862
    @k.h.p.9862 День тому

    Yeah, let Americans keep on china bashing. Let's see who wins this boxing match.

  • @tribalscorpion8763
    @tribalscorpion8763 День тому +1

    I see this as a good thing. The US has needed to move its dependency away from China for years now! Bring jobs back to the US and bring the power back to American workers!

    • @spumemonk11
      @spumemonk11 День тому +1

      You'd have to be related to Forrest Gump to believe that. No offence if you are.

    • @hector665
      @hector665 19 годин тому

      Problem is people like numbers in their bank accounts vs values or functions in life.

  • @jefferystrong6852
    @jefferystrong6852 2 дні тому +2

    The big guys get into a pissing match and we get rained on.

  • @larryzan8942
    @larryzan8942 2 дні тому

    From this is shocking to what the phuck just happened

  • @davidcain469
    @davidcain469 10 годин тому

    And he's not even sworn in yet.

  • @deborahgarry9363
    @deborahgarry9363 2 дні тому

    I bet Canada could find someplace to sell out oil and ll the byproducts for a better price that the States will give us. With the war in Ukraine oil has become quite profitable for us. Not so much the states. They have to import. They're going to miss us when we're gone.

  • @Billyboy4209
    @Billyboy4209 День тому

    I don’t know if you’ve caught this, but the majority of the American people don’t care about electric vehicles

    • @JoelVilleneuveAnaudin-yx5wv
      @JoelVilleneuveAnaudin-yx5wv День тому +2

      A 15k usd small EV ??? Hummm demand is huge for that in US cities

    • @Billyboy4209
      @Billyboy4209 День тому

      @ dollar not worth the paper it’s printed on is the problem. All cars price are crazy right now. Doesn’t matter if it’s battery or gas diesel new used everything’s inflated.

    • @dvader3263
      @dvader3263 День тому +2

      Sure, Tesla sold 1.8 million EVs at a profit in 2023.
      That's far more than twice as many EVs as Ford sold in gas F150s.
      EVs aren't going away any sooner than the billions of smartphones, tablet and portable computers on Earth are going away.
      Tesla Model Y was the highest selling vehicle in the World last year.
      Don't be afraid.
      EVs won't hurt U.
      😂

    • @Billyboy4209
      @Billyboy4209 День тому

      @ 1.8 out of almost 16 million cars sold that year… lmao. Baby dent

    • @rojodiver3344
      @rojodiver3344 День тому

      @@Billyboy4209 That's a baby dent? How spastic are you?

  • @ChristianThePagan
    @ChristianThePagan День тому

    Sanctions are basically a stupid process but at least if China is going to do sanctions they should do them in a targeted way that hurts and this will hurt the MAGA tech bros that supported Trump. If this message doesn’t land perhaps China should force Elon to close his Tesla plant in Shanghai? Perhaps that message would be noticed in the the house?

  • @michaelurban1937
    @michaelurban1937 День тому

    The global economy may not be slowing down. I believe that it is gearing down to redirect itself and America may not be included due to it's own choice. But the world will sail on with out the U.S. because it is capable. The only problem it faces now is conflicting interest amongst other nations. But if they all come to the conclusion that it is the U.S. that is the instigator due to their economy tied to millatary investment. Well they might get together and figure out the situation and get resolutions on there own since the new voice is all about threats and resolve the problems on their own and set up new economies with out the inclusion of the U.S. The Brics nations are going into second gear because the U.S. will probably push santions and tariffs on everyone and everyone. The world will do business amongst themselves. Yes. They will have hiccups. But Trump will push them into that direction and bring a major recession or depression apon American people. Very sad. I am just curious who will be the new empire! Because it is going to move quickly from here. Canada and Mexico are probably gonna get offered a sweet deal with the Brics nations because Trump just shit on his two closest allies.

  • @rudiechinchilla6746
    @rudiechinchilla6746 14 годин тому

    AMERICA FIRST-TO GO BANKRUPT🤣🤣

  • @emitissimo7618
    @emitissimo7618 День тому

    Is he wearing a pink shirt? Pink shirts are OK for men, I don't care. I just want to know? Is it pink, or is it my computer?

  • @audreyroche9490
    @audreyroche9490 2 дні тому +5

    China put sactions on usa export

  • @michaelmcintoshatky
    @michaelmcintoshatky 2 дні тому +2

    Why don't trump just put a 25+ increased tax on any company that doesn't make their products in the United States of America so simple lol no use in tariffs or anything lol 😂

    • @cmathews5909
      @cmathews5909 2 дні тому

      Loan was based on business model that included manufacturing in China. Judging by US corporate debt levels, US companies cannot afford to move from China without defaulting on loan.

    • @michaelcrane2475
      @michaelcrane2475 День тому +2

      Why don't he tax the billionaires instead of the workers? Then the workers would be able to pay their bills!

  • @MaryHardymsmary_h
    @MaryHardymsmary_h 17 годин тому

    3D chess vs marbles

  • @GiovanniLevoci
    @GiovanniLevoci 2 дні тому +1

    Tariffs against China is a great thing after C19...

  • @EricSchafer-b1k
    @EricSchafer-b1k 2 дні тому

    Tactically America's supply chain can not remain one sided in China's favor. Descrenary income is smaller for farming and non-production jobs.

  • @nynelol1819
    @nynelol1819 День тому +1

    who gives a shit? Stock market's on all time high. Go long us-stocks and be rich forever. The rest doesn't matter at all - so yea, who cares what you say lol.

  • @ViperMike-c2r
    @ViperMike-c2r 16 годин тому

    What the F? Get out MEOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW

  • @Nunya_bizness01
    @Nunya_bizness01 День тому

    The US makes these materials. These are not rare, common.
    This channel is either a China lover. It’s not going to do anything to prices.

    • @AjayMaharjan-po4qc
      @AjayMaharjan-po4qc 18 годин тому

      USA does makes it bt it cost more higher ....compare Chinese product n American product...inflation is 100;percent

    • @Nunya_bizness01
      @Nunya_bizness01 15 годин тому

      @ I would rather pay a little more and not depend on communist