It's Tuesday, November 19th.
I'm Jane Coston, and this is what a day.
The show that is pouring one out for the mother of maga, Sarah Palin.
Okay, mother of Maga is what someone on the Internet called her and then she shared it to complain about how she hasn't gotten nominated to any cabinet positions.
But if it helps Sarah, I also haven't gotten nominated to any cabinet positions.
On today's show, Trump makes a critical policy decision at 4am Maybe and TikTok will we still have it in 2025?
Let's get into it.
If you don't make your product here, then you will have to pay a tariff, a very substantial tariff when you send your product into the United States.
If you paid any attention at all to President elect Donald Trump, you know how much he talked about tariffs on the campaign trail.
The word tariff, properly used, is a beautiful word, one of the most beautiful words I've ever heard.
It's music to my ears, but it.
Turns out like overdone steak, diet Coke, cheating on your wife, and other things Trump enjoys.
The widespread use of tariffs will not be good for us.
Trump has promised to tax every single imported good from China at 60 to 100%, and according to the Peterson Institute for International Economics, tariffs will cost the average U.S.
household $2,600 a year.
That is not very beautiful.
Even Speaker Mike Johnson isn't willing to buy into the tariff plan, or at least he wasn't when Jake Tapper asked him Sunday about Trump's promise to put at least a 10% tariff on all imported goods, like from anywhere.
Well, just like with immigration policy, I'm not going to put the cart before the horse.
The president and I have talked about this as recently as yesterday, the use of tariffs in the economy and how that might be done.
It will be a balancing act, as it always is.