A reporter corrects Karoline Leavitt, White House press secretary, on how and who pays tariffs when discussing the Trump administration tariffs and economic policy with trading partners. Leavitt responded that tariffs are actually tax breaks for Americans.
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Umm, yeah she has no clue how this works. So where are all these new American jobs?
"I think it's insulting that …"I think it's insulting that you're such a cucking funt nonstop
Just lie nonstop
Tariff will Make America Eggspensive Again!
She much wrong with her statement.
First there is all the inflation from tariffs then after their is decreased productivity in comparison to other countries because of lack of competitive advantage.
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She's a Trump disciple
"Everything will work out, just take my word for it."
Remember "childcare is childcare"??? What happened to the money raised by tariffs going towards ANYTHING? It's coming from us and going to Trump.
she is like trumps pitbull ! i think she needs to be rained in
Back to Yr 10 Business Studies Ms Karoline.
She regrets being questioned by the press because they are rooting out truth while she spits illusion and lies.
LOL KL is such an entitled Karen.
MAWA
She does not know what a tariff is. Nothing but lies coming out of her mouth.
That woman is stupid
He was looking for his "gotcha!" moment LoL …..looks like he fell flat, poor guy 😆
What knowledge of economics?! She's so DUMB!
Were in this situation because of Ukraine. We been feeling it since war started. We need to hold biden accountable for this.
My daughter learned about tariffs in her high school business and economics course. This woman has sold her soul to the devil.
Can she even spell economics? Talk about a dimwit
Shes a bootlicker
Why is she making 'dumb blonde" stereotype true>>>>????
There are plenty of billion dollar companies where they keep their workers at minimum wage. What exactly is going to cause wages to go up according to her? Such a fool
Trump's tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China are expected to slow U.S. economic growth (2.2% in 2025, 1.6% in 2026) while increasing inflation. Economists warn of stagflation risks, higher consumer costs (~$1,200 per household), and business uncertainty. The Federal Reserve sees tariffs complicating monetary policy, and investors are concerned about recession risks.