Full Donald Trump Interview With Bloomberg on Economic Plans, Tariffs, Immigration and the Fed

[@AFGuidesHD]

"11 million is a lot to deport" yeah and 11 million is a lot to import.

[@Tf03]

Cost of our houses and food will skyrocket because we pay immigrants cents a day. Watch all of the food prices rise.

[@breadoflife5938]

I live in Texas trust me i know people who would LOVe to work construction jobs for 22$. They paying illegals 15$ an hour cash right now . 15 is low but purchasing power is a lot when they send the money back to Mexico . It’s not “cents” like you’ve been lied to . I drive cement truck and trust me a white boy is not about to pull the damn concrete .but there are plenty of Americans willing to work for what the job is worth !!!seriously cement truck driver need at least 30$ and those workers pulling the concrete need at least 22$

[@Tf03]

@@breadoflife5938 I haven’t been lied to. When I was younger I volunteered (church camp) with my classmates and we helped picked berries with migrants and had really fun dinners together. During the dinners we discussed how they all lived together sometimes in one room because they can’t get more than 39 cents a day picking berries. Our church had us go multiple times so I’ve been side by side migrants hearing their stories for years. It is cents a day, I was speaking about the food industry. We also worked on houses like painting, installing doors etc. and they also didn’t get paid a lot. There aren’t legal protections for them, they’re helping us to build and feed America. Food and housing will skyrocket if we do not have them to help us.

[@user-dr2pg8fk2i]

But Vance claims it's 25 million. Absolute joke of an administration. Can't even coordinate their lies correctly.

[@LilyPedals]

@@Tf03 Eventually, these are some of the few jobs Americans will have as technology takes over more and more industries.

[@SB-hm4iw]

Actually, as someone who isn't a Trump fan, watching this I understand why many more people voted for him.

[@memezyyyyyyyyyy]

@@SB-hm4iw it’s crazy what happens when you actually listen to Trump himself instead of CNN talking about Trump right?

[@phongtranquoc7557]

@@SB-hm4iw he is the most charismatic US president that i have ever seen. He approached polictics differently when comparing to the previous

[@michaelwang6125]

It kind of highlighted the missing part from the few VP's interview which was lackluster and basically avoided most of the important question. Democrats overall lost over 10 million votes while Trump was able to maintain their voting base + seeing a shift in the middle towards them. (the middle was the deciding factor and actually accounted for more than 35%+ of the votes)

[@SB-hm4iw]

@@phongtranquoc7557 nah Obama was way more charismatic

[@SB-hm4iw]

@@memezyyyyyyyyyy I mean there’s quite a bit here that isn’t actually correct lol

[@travisc123]

I don't think I've ever seen the difference between the MAGA mentality and the non-MAGA mentality on display as succinctly as this interview, and the ensuing comments. It truly is two different realities.

[@lidia7799]

This is why we love him so much!

[@littletad]

He has absolutely no idea how tariffs work and people in the comments are like, "he tells it like it is!" It's freaking baffling. He speaks in the simplest way so his base understands him, and not by accident. His former advisors themselves have said he doesn't read, and they've had to condense everything. He really operates at a third-grade level. It's beyond crazy the race is close.

[@LoudestHoward]

@@littletad I've never heard him explain a complex thought or theory succinctly in a way where I went "hrm, he actually is quite intelligent." He speaks like a child 99% of the time.

[@josephdorman8010]

@@littletad Funny how inflation has skyrocketed under your smart candidates and with his third grade level knowledge managed to keep inflation at an all time low level

[@littletad]

@@josephdorman8010 Lmao, Trump inherited Obama's economy from 16-19. He passed no major legislation til those 2017 tax cuts. All while increasing the budget deficit to nearly a trillion. I don't think you have a clue how inflation works.

[@avzeolla3960]

Imagine Kamala giving an interview like this. Won’t ever happen

[@TJ-ml4oy]

Correct. She would never give an incoherent rambling interview like this.

[@kinseyeire]

Classic projection

[@roddydykes7053]

@@TJ-ml4oy”I have a glawk. I shoot it at da gunrange”

[@nevswain478]

@@TJ-ml4oy i was born in a middle class family.. yepp.. never any bs fillibustering

[@hankkingsley9183]

She is more about laying out actual policies and plans than just spouting "concepts of a plan" that have no basis in reality or any way to actually be achieved.

[@90secondsuntilmidnight]

I bet Bloomberg was surprised by the audience.

[@sdi1111]

Paid sycophants!

[@Ephraim-ky5be]

lol they packed it with trump supporter to make king snowflake feel good

[@TimmyTurner421]

@@sdi1111 You're an unpaid clown

[@Mylesv2]

@@90secondsuntilmidnight you're surprised that trump has supporters?

[@90secondsuntilmidnight]

@@Mylesv2 no. I was surprised that so many people in the audience were supporters with a left wing interview.

[@CoachTang]

It’s called “The Weave” ❤😂

[@coreyleander7911]

with a heart emoji lmao. It's a cult

[@--SPQR--]

@@coreyleander7911 literally

[@phillisob]

Yup, only he can rename rapid cognitive decline as "the weave."

[@DPaisleyDaisy-pr5wz]

Ooh, I wonder if anyone has made up “The Weave Dance” yet 😅. Hmm, I can’t think of a song on his Spotify that would work. 🤭

[@Heycool08]

@@DPaisleyDaisy-pr5wz Ave Maria?

[@ivanshulika5359]

Pretty underrated interview IMO

[@Ukie1MTMP]

I share it every chance I get.

[@KingPublix]

00:07 Trump emphasizes focus on economic growth through bringing companies back to the USA 02:52 Tariffs aim to protect and grow domestic companies 06:57 Trump discusses imposing high tariffs on Mexico and its impact on the US economy 09:06 Impact of tariffs on trade and economy 13:11 Trump discusses the strategy of using tariffs to attract companies to build factories in the United States. 15:31 Discussion on the impact of tariffs on geopolitics 19:29 Trump renegotiated trade deals and imposed tariffs for fair trade practices. 21:27 Trump discussed his relationships with President Xi, Putin, and Kim Jong-Un, mentioning their nuclear capabilities. 25:38 Negotiating payment with South Korea for US troops stationed there 27:36 Trump defends economic policies and criticizes Wall Street Journal 31:56 Challenging tariffs imposed by other countries 34:03 Discussion on the Federal Reserve Chair role and potential actions on Jerome Powell 38:13 Trump expresses concerns about Google's power and potential rigging. 40:14 Concerns over technology threats and need for tighter regulation 44:57 America should have the best planes. 47:45 Trump granted exceptions to Apple due to competition from Samsung 51:47 Discussion on the protests and the election honesty 54:09 Immigration control and economic impact 58:27 Concern about criminals infiltrating communities and the need for secure borders 1:00:37 Defending age vs. competence in politics 1:04:57 President Trump discusses voter ID laws and expresses concern about cheating.

[@Daniel_John1497]

Why would any European or Asian company open a factory here? Unless he either intends to cut workers pay, business regulations or just employ Elons Robots and not even put us to work.

[@Lordbyrongillespie]

thank you. also, what a smug position from John mickelthwait

[@TheFatAndTheFurious]

@@Lordbyrongillespie I know it must come as a shock to see a REAL interview where the interviewer tries to hold Trump to SOME kind of standard, but what was the "smug" position? Asking him real economic questions and trying to keep him on track and correcting him when he does 4th grade bullying of other grown-ups?? Yeas, I know, what a total BEAR! Imagine that, asking him real questions and trying to keep the waffling bullshit factory on track!!! Your demented old creep is a fascist moron who knows LITERALLY NOTHING except how to (badly, very transparently) steal money from taxpayers and do quid-pro-quo for other scumbag billionaires who pillage the economy FOR THEMSELVES as they crap ON THE LITTLE PEOPLE like YOU. Unless you're a REAL lord and a multi-millionaire, in which case, disregard and carry on scumming.

[@empiregeof]

@@Lordbyrongillespie Whats smug about it? Not letting a person ramble on about things he never asked about?

[@meabeck]

@@KingPublix dt says what he wants.

[@12345anton6789]

Largest car exporter in the US is actually BMW, the largest BMW plant globally is actually in Spartanburg South Carolina, 11000 works there and they export over 50% of their production.

[@stefankrautz9048]

trump has no clue about car industry. He thinks every screw is made in usa later. Parts import from asia with 2000 % tariff (lol).

[@moomin534]

In germany they have 17,000 employees! What are you talking about!

[@markwilson3723]

Is this an assembly plant, or manufacturer? Just curious if all the parts and machining occurs at or near the plant? Or, do all the parts and machining occur in Europe, then get shipped over for assembly?

[@showcaseSampa]

@@12345anton6789 Components, other than high value added such as electronics, need to be sourced locally. That is uf a plant wants to run on a minimum inventory, as in JIT. By locally I mean within one day from shipping out and receiving at the docks.

[@12345anton6789]

@@moomin534 they produce over 400 000 cars a year in Spartanburg, that’s almost 50% more than they do in Dingolfing, their largest factory in Germany

[@SteelKicker01]

as an Aussie how tf do you interview an ex-president and constantly interrupt him and try to snicker back. I can't believe the pure lack of respect from these people. Edit: v i c t o r y b a b y

[@gnomefoam8300]

Simply put it's because Trump is fighting the establishment - and the American establishment is huge. You wouldn't believe the amount of propaganda spouted off by the Government, Media, Corporations, etc. Even Obama spews off undeniable lies and false narratives to manipulate people.

[@thegoldenboah3343]

maybe cause its his job , just a thought , i mean i never see you talk this way about interviewers interrupting other president like qaddafi for instance

[@gnomefoam8300]

Lol my reply got deleted?

[@gnomefoam8300]

I'll say it again: it's because Trump is anti-establishment. The American establishment is huge, even to the point where Obama spew blatant lies about him to manipulate voters.

[@stiffmeister0802]

Because he’s talking to Trump…the man doesn’t deserve any respect…listen to him blowing his own trumpet…”I’m a great business man, i’ve made some great companies…people know that because they can’t see it”…it not talk of a politician…it’s not even talk from someone that’s highly educated with a massive vocabulary. He’s a chancer but as everyone that worked with him previously said….”He’s a moron” “He’s an idiot” and “He hasn’t got a clue”

[@perihanersoy6166]

Immigration should be based on Skilled immigration like Europe, Canada Australia and New Zealand do. I'm also immigrant I won green card and came to the USA after all of the security and background check. I became US citizen after 2 month FBI background search. Lots of skilled workers want to come to the USA and we should allow them to come here legal ways, not passing the border and paying the human traficker

[@AnthonyDoesYouTube]

Yes because people are only worth what they can be exploited for

[@sdi1111]

Good luck and God bless.

[@firebird4491]

Too bad Trump has no plan to streamline the legal immigration process

[@ConcernedForHumans]

As one illegal pointed out, who will do the unpopular jobs like picking berries from the fields for next to nothing? Nobody. Then the price of food goes up. This affects the lower and middle classes.

[@jjackson2400]

Why do you think only those places have "Skilled" immigrants?

[@MisterB123]

Is it just me or on the subject of tariffs, are people missing the subtle point that he made that tariffs are a powerful negotiating tool? He doesn't intend to apply 2,000% tariffs. That's a negotiating tool to use leverage to get a better deal for the American people and companies that the economy and workforce rely on. And, of course, arguably far more valuable and consequential than just getting money from other nations is creating the conditions in which companies will build their foundations in the United States. When foreign governments subsidize scorched-earth undercutting of domestic companies, while tariffing USA astronomically, yes-- tariffs become an incredibly valuable negotiating tool to protect the prosperity of Americans. And people forget that the US economy is still a powerhouse with immense leverage, which makes this tactic viable. When Americans are prosperous, they like to live well, and they are willing to invest in quality of life, Which means they buy products more than countries with larger populations. That's a market nobody wants to be excluded from.

[@hankkingsley9183]

It's a worthless negotiating tool when the companies and countries you are negotiating with know that there is no teeth to your threats. A threat is only a good negotiating tool if the person you are negotiating with believes what you are threatening them with is possible.

[@TheFatAndTheFurious]

He LITERALLY APPLIED tariffs in his useless term, and it was a DISASTER. So everything you and HE are talking about is not hypothetical. He really is a know-nothing idiot.

[@TheFatAndTheFurious]

​@@hankkingsley9183 Correct. These people think this idiot if playing 3D chess when in actual reality, he's playing with his choo-choo set!

[@abeeftec]

People are old thinkers here. They miss the point or ignore the point that he is going to incentivize people doing business here. Its like that point just keeps getting ignored. If he incentivizes people to come and do business here in the USA by dropping the corporate tax rates to 15% then that is more than most companies make in profits after paying for labor and the cost of making their products. Its like he is giving them the money to expand. And by expanding and even coming back here job growth grows and so does the US economy. I dont know why people refuse to hear ALL of his points. I think its because they just hear their favorite talker say "Tariffs are bad and Trump is going to destroy things." Which they are dead wrong.

[@MisterB123]

@abeeftec Exactly. Thank you. People close their brain to the bulk of what he's actually saying so that they can only listen to bits that they feel they can argue with. But they have to be very careful to not hear any context that would conflict with their argument. It's important to maintain cognitive dissonance for this process.

[@Elcamina145]

Anyone else had a standup special on Bloomberg before?

[@24ackiwi]

Don’t know, but Truthful comedy is always the Best..

[@pelangos]

The moderator was such a dick!!! and he got corrected and destroyed by President Trump!!! Hahahahaha

[@kitty-kat007]

I like Bloomberg he should run for president he makes more sense then tump ​@24ackiwi

[@lordgrumbo1524]

@@24ackiwi Like Smoot Hawley Smooting all over trumps moronic answers?

[@waxseawan]

@@24ackiwi That’s why this comedy show SUCKED!

[@tenmak01]

Shane Gillis seriously is getting good at this.🤣

[@The_Weeezard]

I can't wait to watch a sketch of the two together.

[@3bladeninja21]

@@tenmak01 what a big room this is

[@brunofraysse421]

😂

[@Norger56]

@@3bladeninja21I walked in and said wow, what a great room

[@ButteredToastandChocolateMilk]

THREE LETTERS. STARTS WITH J. RHYMES WITH MEW

[@ayolyaayolya1633]

I didn’t see this interview before. If I had seen it, I would have known he was going to win big. And yeah, he just won big. No brainer!

[@CMoore8539]

Me either. The reason we didn’t is because Utube is showing political favoritism. Plus Bloomberg is left wing so we probably didn’t watch it!💯🇺🇸

[@CMoore8539]

Have you watched the interview he did with Joe Rogan? It’s good too.

[@GamePlanCapital]

What was the topic again?

[@rezazazu]

"I went to him and I said Shinzo" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Adolfo_Franco]

😂😂😂

[@hankkingsley9183]

The hole in the logic with tariffs forcing companies to building plants in the United States is that the cost of labor in the U.S., and the cost of building the plants, and the cost of manufacturing in the U.S. is extremely high compared to a country like Mexico. So the cost of goods is STILL GOING TO INCREASE for the American consumer. His logic on tariffs is very flawed.

[@Zembie1]

@@hankkingsley9183 YES THANK YOU! Finally someone speaking facts in this comment section full of people praising trump without question

[@abeeftec]

This is where YOU are wrong because you dont know the plan Trump has to incentivize corps to come back. You are thinking like everyone does on tariffs from history. In the past they put tariffs on and had no incentives so it being cheaper in other countries to build made them go there. But if you give tax cuts to corporations and NOT executive salaries the corporations will be able to use more of their profits for growth. The way we do it NOW, if he JUST tariffed you would be correct. Its like my GF when I told her to stop working for the airline and just take care of her grandmother and she would get about 5 years worth of pay at 9K a month from her father and his brothers. She said, " I cant because of this and that and this and that and this and that." I simply said, "IF YOU STOP WORKING FOR THE AIRLINE ALL THOSE THINGS YOU MENTIONED WILL BE MOOT! But you wont listen because all you can see is all the things you are doing right now and feel you dont have the time. But if you stopped working for the airline and give them notice and then take care of your grandmother you wont have to worry about all those things you are worried about." It is the same with Trumps plan. Cut the corporate tax rate which does NOT significantly cut revenue because executives still have to pay taxes on salaries and dont get write offs and the corps still have to match the federal income tax of every employee they have. So why not allow the corps to not be taxed into low profits? They get write offs sure but those write offs are NOT loopholes. They are based on the money they pay out to create their product. And they have to do that in other countries as well. Giving corps incentive to come back to the US creates jobs which creates more federal revenue which PAYS for the tariffs. In fact it overpays for them. Jim Cramer had to admit right before Covid hit that we had the best economy on record and there was no way to deny the numbers. Then covid hit and they trashed his economic success which was about to start moving into overdrive and by his second term he would have had no deficit and the debt would eventually start to get paid down. SO many people are using old thinking on this and dont understand what Trump plans to do.

[@abeeftec]

@@Zembie1 He is speaking OLD facts. See my comment under this one.

[@jackd6881]

He doesnt care about the American consumer and all that tarrif bs is just a distraction from the real goal of getting rid of income taxes for him and his rich cronies.

[@akhilshetty5315]

How is Europe able to manufacture cheaply compared to US? If you're able to shift the automobile & machinery manufacturing from EU to US I don't think it would rise prices over long term as workers would get better compensated due to high skilled jobs moving in and over long-term you'll definitely afford it. Of course Mexico, China & India have such low labour costs you can't compete but the target should be to ensure manufacturing of high value products from EU & Japan move in to US.

[@ancientbehemoth6448]

1:05:09 - yeah, as someone living in a democracy and this is one of the ways to control of fair elections... No voter ID sounds like the most wild thing in a democracy, it basically makes it something else that has 0 fair elections.

[@Jimmison007]

As an Aussie tourist I love when Americans greet you to their town or country.

[@modap3000]

FIRE that host.

[@94bv]

yeah not ready for the big leagues.

[@NarcatasCor]

Why? Its always good to have someone question someone who is in power, also so he can make sure that he doesn't overlook anything that is wrong.

[@Jorgerome9557]

​@@NarcatasCor oh why? The host asked questions and he didn't want to hear trump's answer. The host kept interrupting. That's why. Why do you ask questions if you don't let people answer? The only explanation is that the host has an agenda. The host wants to back trump into a corner until he slips. I'm surprised that there are people like you who can't even see the obvious.

[@Kai-lp5ej]

Only softball interviews huh?

[@suunt12]

You don't hate the media enough.

[@normlang1994]

Apple does not build phones in the US. Only a couple of small niche phones are built in the US.

[@kennethporst1738]

Exactly-- build phones Here Creates more jobs= Wealthier Americans

[@epicgamer9738]

​@@kennethporst1738Problem is when price rise for 118.1 million Americans with iPhone and only 1000 jobs are made, its not effective at all. We have already seen this happen with washers when Trump put tariffs on them. Although more jobs were created in Tennessee and South Carolina, the jobs 'costed' something in ball park of hundreds of thousands of dollars (I forgot the exact amount but you could prob find it on google somewhere). And we also saw the price of domestically produced washers didn't actually come down to the expected levels, but actually raised to the levels around foreign washers. Thats why I think its a waste to even encourage manufacturing in the states. We should instead (in my opinion) be reeducating these workers, train them, and help them find jobs in other fields which provide better jobs and put workers at the forefront of innovation. That is what capitalism is all about at the end of the day after all.

[@ahgony]

@@kennethporst1738 = iPhones go up in price even more to account for the bigger expense of making them in the US. A small number of Americans would benefit solely from getting a job working there (making around minimum wage, so saying wealthier Americans is a huge stretch), and most Americans would just have to pay more for an iPhone with zero benefit from it.

[@AL-lh2ht]

@@kennethporst1738 If trump passes a low to cut minimal wage by half and imports a few extra million immigrants a year then I'm sure apple would be able to set up factories in the US....after about 8 years.

[@fluff5800]

Americans think they have the supply chain, skill, and the resources to build an iphone. Welll iphones are just going to cost 200 percent more lol

[@abeleko2425]

Probably the most significant interview he’s done despite the bias.

[@mikebevibevi]

This comment section has taught me tariffs dont work for China

[@omkhetz3798]

He says that maufacturers will flood into the US because the cost of selling would be higher if tarrifs are introduced on products manufactured abroad, but doesnt address the fact that the cost of production is insanely high in the us. Either way, tariff or manufactured in USA, the cost for the consumer would go up.

[@kayrams1792]

But at least you will have a job in the USA. Chinese cheap labour is undercut everyone in the world

[@trax72]

@@kayrams1792 who cares, that doesn't benefit anyone. Companies are already struggling to find people.

[@jakebrown3225]

We have to roll back regulations that push business to countries that don’t care about environment. It’s quite simple really.

[@jirskyrjenkins1959]

@@kayrams1792 America cannot, does not and will not produce everything in a supply chain. US manufacturers will have to continue to import from other countries, it's not possible to make everything and produce everything in the US. And if you tariff China they just tariff you right back.

[@giogotti2371]

No it wouldnt.he proved that in hos first administration. Gas was 1.87

[@SekyuLee-x4r]

The fundamental issue of the United States is the education system-not enough smart people voting. Populism at its peak.

[@stir-tha-chili]

When you give the uneducated a vote and the uneducated represent the majority of votes you get America.

[@user-hs4ei27]

You r kidding, America has controlled AI revolution and your personal future 😂

[@Liquidaloha]

The interview was great. Very civil conversation and much needed. One thing I noticed however is anytime the people in the crowd clapped for Trumps response the interviewer would try really hard to speak over the applause to get it to stop.

[@brandonheiman4391]

@@Liquidaloha Yeah he was not happy at all, he was like “Damn maybe I’m stupid?” LOL

[@nathanlutz4144]

@@brandonheiman4391 not maybe😂

[@jimjamjerry]

He avoids questions so much it’s insane

[@Tf03]

He never takes accountability. Sign of a horrible leader.

[@dylanbout2630]

Sucks you guys lost . But he answered more questions here than Camel Harris did in all her interviews combined 😂😂

[@Alan-ii9te]

He won lol

[@Tf03]

@@Alan-ii9te he won and he’s a horrible human being with no morals or accountability.

[@Alan-ii9te]

@@Tf03 how are you going to cope going forward?

[@EagleLeader1]

It's amazing how good Trump is at controlling a conversation. It's the sign of a strong business person to dominate the conversation and make advantageous deals. And it's not like he's up against amateurs either. Experienced hosts and journalists alike melt before him.

[@enarcmcfly]

He steamrolls people with so many different directions its not actually possible to address everything he said. Thata not a skill that's a manipulation tactic

[@johnmathew5495]

@@EagleLeader1 🤡

[@ftftyffghfvghfcht6701]

thats just a personality type. many people are like that

[@paulpierantozzi]

it's a sign of a narcissist. He dominates the conversation to dodge criticism of his idiotic policies. We shouldn't want people in charge who act like this because you can't hold them account for their actions

[@EagleLeader1]

@paulpierantozzi can't even disagree with you. I think there's even psychological statistics that show a considerable percentage of business leaders are clinically psychopaths. I think we say it's a bad thing because nobody wants a narcissist or psychopath for a friend but we seem to love them when it comes to businesses and corporations. However, when it comes to politicians we sort of fell out of love with narcissistic leaders. Americans are rediscovering the love of a strong leader. Nothing new for the rest of the globe, Europe loved them, Asia loves them, Africa loves them, South America loved them.

[@kenyagrooves]

Im a business owner and the tariffs that he put in place last time caused us to have to raise our prices several times. I hope we all know that we the consumers pay the price of those tariffs. He's hurting his own country. The people that believe China will pay the tariffs are the same people that believed that Mexico would pay to build the wall. Smdh

[@flunkreaction]

its about bringing companies back - most have left over seas

[@dylanbout2630]

Probably because you suck at running a businesses

[@AlexPerazaTV]

you can always produce products in the US instead. no need to worry about tariffs them.

[@genius75655654]

@@AlexPerazaTV And how much will you be paying to all US workers that will replace Chinese?

[@AlexPerazaTV]

@@genius75655654 i thought paying americans a fair wage was the democrat ethos?

[@leonardoalba9856]

I can agree with him about illegal migration from Venezuela. Crime has dropped drastically since the low people started to leave for the US.

[@jimmyhamsters]

He seems to enjoy telling stories about ripping people off.

[@downunder4404]

He is not the successful business man he claims to be. I would admit that he has been extremely successful as a conman and huckster. I just wish the media would promote this.

[@jimmyhamsters]

@@deLappMedia Ah, all short term business and no allies…looks like those days of global leadership are gone.

[@artofthepossible7329]

Either it says something about him, or it says something about the world of New York City real estate.

[@giogotti2371]

​@downunder4404 lol.hes worth 8 billion ya ur right he's unsuccessfully lol man ur an idiot

[@Vajra1021]

Trump is a a good story teller 😅

[@michaelwright8896]

Ah, maybe when talking to third graders or MAGA.

[@levontehadley2638]

Trump is witty

[@ΗλίαςΠούγκας]

Γειά σας Κύριε Τράμπ.Συγχαρητήρια.Δανείστε την Ελλάδα χωρίς δντ και μέτρα λιτότητας κι υψηλό επιτόκιο.Ευχαριστώ πολύ για τον χρόνο σας.

[@michaelstocks778]

To all of these tariff experts- are you all happy with how expensive everything has gotten? The past leaders have failed us. I’ll take my chances with Trump over the other incompetents out there.

[@Learn1moreminutes]

❤❤

[@trax72]

Things are gonna get worse with tariffs. Enjoy losing your purchasing power.

[@jirskyrjenkins1959]

@@trax72 Tariffs almost certain to raise prices and promote retaliatory tariffs against the US.

[@paulpierantozzi]

are you able to read or think for yourself at all, or do you JUST listen to Trump and call it a day? Tariffs are inflationary. They are known to cause inflation. If you are concerned about inflation you shouldn't want tariffs.

[@jamescordova1796]

Don't you just love how the moderator has to keep reminding Trump of what the question was?😆

[@dylanbout2630]

Don’t you love how Trump can actually talk politics and policy and not how he was raised by his mom every time he’s asked a question.

[@berntolofsson]

He has still not understood that it is the importers who is paying the tariffs!

[@colindant3410]

@@berntolofsson ...which they won't want to pay, so this will encourage US manufacturers to make the product in the US, protecting workers' jobs in the US, who will then have money in their pockets to spend on goods, creating a virtuous circle, thereby stimulating growth in the economy.

[@_B_E]

@@colindant3410 Except they DO pay. That's literally the problem. The companies doing the importing just pass the costs down the line onto consumers. That's what happens. EDUCATE YOURSELF.

[@colindant3410]

@@_B_E If I am not mistaken, DT's argument is that import tariffs would encourage US consumers to buy locally produced substitutes.

[@_B_E]

@@colindant3410 No, he says he thinks if the tariffs are high enough, the companies that we import from will move to domestic manufacturing. It also doesn't consider that, even IF new manufacturing plants were to be made for those products (for things like washers, which are a relevant historical example), the US doesn't necessarily have the natural resources to produce those things at the scale that would be necessary, in turn resulting in still needing to import the resources anyways. In that situation, demand would outpace the supply and cause prices to rise anyways, and the cost of needing to produce new factories would need to be paid for, both of which result in the consumer spending more on the same product. He also claims it would spur more jobs, but in the face of automation as well as considering the jobs LOST from removing the import/exporting demand, it would result in FEWER jobs domestically. People aren't saying it's a dumb idea just because they don't like Trump. They're saying it's a bad idea because history and observable consequences show us so.

[@AL-lh2ht]

@@colindant3410 Unless wages become below mininal wage then it will not come back. you live in a fantasy land without basic economics. Not once in history has tariffs brought investment, in fact it did the opposite like with trumps first failed trade war. remember, trump literally already tried this.

[@BoothContractor]

Ok. 謝謝

[@shoyushabu]

This reminded me of Brexit. Politicians telling everyone it’s great, 10 years later just derails massively…

[@dymone4894]

The fact that people listen to Trump and believe he has any idea what he is talking about is depressing when you consider these people also vote. Fun fact, Trump did not put the first tariffs on small trucks. The "Chicken Tax" was added to light duty trucks in 1964.

[@nevswain478]

ah yes, please show me your billions worth of wealth as a result of your big brain moves....

[@dymone4894]

@@nevswain478 give me 400 million like Trump's daddy gave him and I promise you I could do more with it in 10 years than Trump did in 40

[@nevswain478]

@@dymone4894 imagine being this delusional.. MOST generational wealth is gone by the 2-3rd generation.. you have NO business aquity.. what makes you think you can do anything with 400mil? and since when was it said to be 400mil?

[@showcaseSampa]

​@@nevswain478the man bankrupted a casino he owned ! Last I heard Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun are still there.

[@janosch7210]

@@dymone4894 here you are, trying to be smart criticising trump about tarrifs. If tarrifs were so bad, why people even used them in 1964? Your own rant is a pure contradiction 😅

[@lifestylepretoria9181]

Imagine if every African country had a President like Trump. Minerals would benefit locals. Trading policies would favour locals. Africa would overdevelop and prosper beyond compare. Long live to Traore from Burkina Faso, he is on the right track

[@RichardGolD-wz3is]

Federation Sahel or Alliance of Sahel will save 🌍🌍🌍Africa

[@trax72]

Liberal economies have done very well for themselves, try doing that first without the insane levels of corruption, going with Trump's idiotic ideas would be tantamount to economic suicide for African countries.

[@jirskyrjenkins1959]

By all means, America should send Trump to Burkina Faso.

[@natepeace1737]

Can we send him to you? lol! Put him in a nice orange crate.

[@elsenored562]

0:48 President Trump takes the stage to applause and 0:56 loud cheers

[@bradsims5116]

You can only have nine supreme court justices or it will not work.

[@willowdesk]

This was very entertaining

[@gilberttello08]

Trump Trump! Hello from Philippines✋✋

[@pulse4503]

When the host knows how to grill the guest properly 🙂

[@OscarOffTheCuff]

All I know is that my bank account was looking pretty good when Trump was president.

[@Maelthorn1337]

You have absolutely no concept of macro economics.

[@Dinorantsandraves]

Durrrrrr da pandemic got nuton ta do wif da economy.

[@Dinorantsandraves]

​@@Maelthorn1337he's voting for trump of course he has no idea about anything. Trump could say the sky is falling and he'd duck.

[@OscarOffTheCuff]

@@Dinorantsandraves you’re actually going to vote for Kamala?

[@Dinorantsandraves]

@@OscarOffTheCuff yea. Trump using project 2025 will destroy this country. Please just look into it stop listening to these pundits lie to you.

[@MoistAlt]

Journalists ✍should just ask the questions without the leftist speak beforehand. Well done to Donald Trump for winning the elections 🇺🇸

[@RadiantSkin]

So Bloomberg, one of the most blatantly capitalist institutions speaks "leftist" if it contradicts Trump. Too bad you don't listen.

[@jsmall10671]

Facts are not leftist

[@RegalKamdem]

The end of the empire, fall of nations, Revelation 18...

[@LaiHsinyi92]

Which empire are you referring to? Many have fallen since Revelation was written.

[@kennethporst1738]

"One Nation under God" many have fall to come together.

[@GodsChildrenOnEarth]

Bottom line. Americans need to be SELF SUFFICIENT!! That means that with higher tariffs we have our own manufacturing for each industry: Steel, chip making, computers, cars, appliances, wood, furniture, fabric/textile, tools, etc. We accomplish several things from this: 1) Self sufficiency. This is sooooo important in times of war or rumblings of war. If you think we won’t be in war, then either you are naïve or stupid because we’ve been in perpetual wars. We’ve been in war 228 out of the last 245 years. 2) Jobs, jobs, jobs. Without jobs, we have poverty, homelessness, high crime. We’ll have welding, carpentry, machine building jobs. Some ofour children will NOT need to go into debt at a university just so that they graduate and can’t find a job. We also know that not everyone was made to be a scholar, or engineer or doctor (the jobs that require University and higher education). 3) Improvement of our economy

[@BullRun-g9s]

protectionism will only weaken US in the long term, making its product less competitive and its citizen are forced to buy mediocre products( that goes down in quality over time). Tariff will also cause the other party to counter attack for other products. easier said than done

[@알버트에스오비리]

china and many countries are like that and impose all types of high tariffs. it effects decision making

[@slinkus-dq4co]

28:56 What does the wall street journal know? You have been wrong for 40 years.

[@deltabot6550]

You? Mfer’s so brainwashed they don’t even know this is Bloomberg

[@D.S.-uy7rb]

People like John Micklethwait should strip off their corporate suites and dive into the real world for a while. Because clearly, they're living in a meta reality.

[@rosgyallay9529]

“The weave” lol

[@christianbenavides4852]

@@rosgyallay9529 sounds like a bot 🤖

[@BehaviorBender]

I.e., word salad

[@flowertowerrr]

LOL

[@georgediaz9925]

😂

[@tavo7924]

"the weave" means his di@per is full

[@eddiehernandez7119]

I didnt realize it was that easy to take a bus from Venezuela to USA and just get in....

[@romixfox4287]

Search and read about “el tren de Aragua” and you’ll understand. 😉 A Venezuelan here who is attesting to what orange man is saying.

[@BouncySlim1]

CHNV Parole Program If you watch any of the journalist who did the journey there are trains, busses, etc along the route to assist the immigrants. NGOs are also set up along the route

[@oftengone]

The journey is not easy but when they get here they get free accommodation. And don’t forget have to pay the cartels

[@scopsins5630]

@@eddiehernandez7119 Yea I wonder how they drive through the Darien Gap.

[@HilariousJRE]

I don’t understand how an interviewer can ask for an interview, then proceed to interrupt so frequently on important topics when a presidential nominee is attempting to explain their thought process

[@michaelwang6125]

I don't see how he interrupt Trump's answer and if anything; it kept them shorter so more things can be discussed. But yeah... Trump is definitely better at interviews than the VP since he was able to speak freely and have more concrete though process.

[@johnnynezha2634]

He didn’t interrupt at all, Trump gets derailed by his own speech, sometimes he had to remind him what the question was… if you wanna call that interruption…?

[@buildfirst]

For everybody who wishes Trump was more this and more that and more polished and more brief and more whatever just remember, you can’t be fully normal to be doing what he is doing. You got to be a little different to make the waves he’s making.

[@sdi1111]

He's not making waves....he's weaving!

[@MsLuv4DANCE]

Yes normal people aren’t isolationist fascists, thankfully he’s incapable of hiding who he is and the more he talks the more obvious it becomes that his a narcissistic nepo baby who’s never been told no and had his education paid for…though his die hard supporters probably won’t see it 😞 I’m hopeful they’re out-numbered by a good portion of the population’s collective realization that he’s the dumbest, criminally sleezy, selfish, authoritarian leader that will ruin any possibility of future American prosperity and liberation of all oppressed peoples

[@aprilmurrell3317]

Exactly! Trump 2024! 🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸✊🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸

[@danv965]

The perfect video democrat voters need to watch. Let’s all vote for President Trump.

[@sararichardson737]

It won’t help.

[@sararichardson737]

He doesn’t pay his bills.

[@jarettesuikowsky6742]

The tariffs make logical sense. Too many companies have been sending their manufacturing jobs overseas to cut costs. Time to bring the jobs back!

[@mysticmalaichicken2518]

Why would you want to add more low value products back into the U.S economy? Wouldn’t you rather have U.S make really high quality final stage stuff and leave all the trivial manufacturing to a cheap country? Tariffs make no sense at all.

[@ezBeanie]

Trump doesnt seem to take into account that foreign products that are better will either become extremely expensive or wont be available at all. People dont by a BMW or a Mercedes because they need a car but because they want that specific car. The companies will gladly stay out of America and focus on other really growing places like Asia. His plan will backfire imo.

[@lilpinkie12]

Biden administration has already started this with there buy back American plan. Look it up… 🤦‍♀️

[@Lucas-wn5wm]

​@@mysticmalaichicken2518 people need jobs too!

[@mysticmalaichicken2518]

@@Lucas-wn5wm why manufacturing jobs in particular though? You do realise U.S right now has a blazing job market right?

[@candidohercules8260]

Good job Sr.

[@barlow2377]

Congratulations on your career 😂😂😂

[@miguelbatule1245]

Trump 2024 !!! The Great President Ever !!!

[@christiansnyman8326]

Paying people to cheer you in a crowd or these people have no idea why they are clapping hands

[@oooodaxteroooo]

He seemed overly confident entering the stage.

[@oftengone]

Cope harder

[@MM-ho1rw]

Trump is king.

[@bullishpaulmccarthy3228]

Tariffs will stop people from buying cheap foreign goods. We dont need cheap Chinese or india Guatemala etc.

[@qprfcfromthewhitecity]

So they have to buy more expensive American goods instead, expect the price of clothing and food to increase which won't be good for the poorest Americans

[@jsmall10671]

Prices will increase, regardless.

[@tystkanin9996]

He talks about getting 3 supreme court justices like he won them at the carnival

[@GlobusTheGreat]

It's the weirdest brag, like he had something to do with it, or because he was chosen by God. "Usually none do, but 3 supreme court justices died on my term. Yeah, how about that"

[@kennethporst1738]

He won-- that's something to be proud about...unlike looosing.

[@GlobusTheGreat]

@@kennethporst1738 But he lost in 2020

[@quigley61]

38:00 embodies everything that is trump. He is asked a question about Alphabet and if it should be broken up. He then responds and starts rambling about illegal votes, then when brought back in track starts talking about how Google is mean to him. Please explain to me how this man is polling so highly. He can't answer a single question with facts or evidence. Everything is an anecdote or a story.

[@stir-tha-chili]

99% of this interview is him telling stories about his policies without actually talking about his policies

[@47barman]

You mean where he said he will strongly negotiate with other countries and as an example, he would threaten terrifs. When he said that he would persuade countries from going to war and showed examples? You mean when he said he would specifically lower costs of government and gave an example of how he would go about reducing costs? Or maybe you are referring to how he explained he would fund the government instead of taxing the hell out of it?

[@zzzaccounting5924]

I guess Kamala Harris explains her policies with examples better

[@ronmastrio2798]

You think talking about what he did and will do again isn't talking about his policies?

[@highgatehandyman6479]

Which is therefore him giving you very clear examples of his policies. Still don't get it?

[@Jeremyho439]

@@zzzaccounting5924 Harris explains her policy without the gut to accept Bloomberg’s invitation.

[@MuhammedFofanas]

Trump,a man of peace and unity.

[@staciw678]

TRUMP all the way. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@SeanLeong721]

LOL John Deere said Trumps a liar. He didn't stop anything.

[@ricksilverstein8848]

Fact check, Tesla and Toyota have the largest factories in Mexico. And…China has nothing there, nada.

[@The50thCenturySargentsBand]

@@ricksilverstein8848 that’s not true, KIA has the biggest plant in Monterrey Mexico, pesquería to be exact. So don’t say lies if you don’t know

[@baobaohelps]

While I don't support Trump because he's just blabbering and lying, I don't support false facts purely to discredit him too. China does set up factories in Mexico, it's a trend of Nearshoring, to reduce logistic costs and mitigate geopolitical tensions. Notably, the Hofusan Industrial park is a partnership btw China and Mexico.

[@adrianapoda]

Search “china investing in Mexico” fact check

[@adrianapoda]

Sheinbaum sold out

[@The50thCenturySargentsBand]

Yeah your right & Kia is Korean

[@ariskmohd]

Deficits are not necessarily bad. When the government increases spending, it can benefit local industries and communities. A deficit can be positive if government spending is directed towards sectors like construction, automotive, technology, and agriculture, particularly those owned by local companies.

[@frnguy]

President Trump you got my VOTE ! GOD BLESS YOU AND 🇺🇸

[@alexg1422]

Trump is an amazing businessman and president. He’s going to lead all Americans to prosperity and peace.

[@showcaseSampa]

You meant an amazing deadbeat, with more cases in bankrupcy courts than you can ever fathom. How does one manage to bankrupt a casino he owns ? .

[@andie3131]

Someone interviewing Trump please tell him to answer without the weave! Make him feel good ask him to answer in layman’s terms for those of us who can’t follow the weave like he can??? Then let’s see what happens…

[@SheilaKodi]

He will just call the interviewer nasty or stupid.

[@andie3131]

@@SheilaKodi your probably right but worth a shot? Better than letting him spew his mush…

[@jonathanwolter4610]

That's because he can't answer an actual question without insults, opinion or lies.

[@MEandAnotherBeautygameshorts]

That's why there's still tariffs on China products

[@karenjones-x5w]

Intelligence of Trump is off the charts compared to Harris who is lacking in this area.

[@AlecMaldonado-l3z]

Trump 2024

[@_B_E]

Tell whoever paid for the bot farm you're in that getting a profile picture for the bots would make it less obvious.

[@notsojharedtroll23]

​@@_B_Ewomp womp

[@_B_E]

@notsojharedtroll23 womp womp when our groceries are doubled in cost, good job idiots.

[@tamhuynhus54]

Love President Trump explanation with confidence, experience and good heart ❤️

[@TENUK1E]

Ignorance is bliss

[@aprilmurrell3317]

​@@TENUK1Ethat's ironic... Trump 2024! 🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸✊🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸

[@TENUK1E]

@@aprilmurrell3317 probably broke

[@Deciple]

Thoughts and prayers from germany 🙏 😇

[@Lucas-wn5wm]

They rich yo

[@K-vi1nn]

What abt exports ?

[@lifestylepretoria9181]

President Trump finally explained the tariff strategy so well I finally got it. He was not as rushed to reply like in most interviews, he got this point through. Well done to the interviewer. Kamala has nothing on Trump. Trump understands money, networks and relationships. Trump for President! 🙌🏾 His position on localisation is similar to Traore's strategies in Burkina Faso, country first!

[@davidkruse4030]

Yup he explained it. It won’t work. The interviewer called him out.

[@pholilemhlanga8664]

@@davidkruse4030 huh??

[@oceanrem6531]

@@davidkruse4030 Totally agree! This is a cautionary tale about the importance of paying attention in your Econ 101 (Trump obviously did not). Tariffs will work ONLY if other countries will not retaliate in kind (e.g., see Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930 and the Great Depression). Furthermore, if you impose tariffs on Chinese goods, then the Chinese manufacturers simply move their plants to other low cost countries (e.g., Vietnam, Malaysia, Mexico..etc.). At the end, you have to impose 100% tariffs on pretty much every country in the world. Even then, it might not be enough to bring the manufacturing jobs back. If you think I-Phone is expensive right now, wait until it is 100% made in the USA. Trump obviously did not understand the idea of "comparative advantage." David Ricardo would roll over in his grave.

[@BroodjeEend]

Delusional

[@dustinjordan9054]

@@oceanrem6531 successful experience (nearly all of the most successful business moguls in the U.S. echo Trump here) trumps "Econ 101" -- textbook theory only works with specific conditions. The most successful businessmen change the conditions so that the "theory" works, hence why they are successful and your Econ professor is teaching.

[@jasintahmbokah7536]

CAN SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME WHAT TRUMP IS IS TALKING ABOUT?

[@oftengone]

You’re just slow and tone deaf then. The room is full of business people more successful than both of us and they’re applauding

[@Boforslakej]

Trump have about the same grasp of macro economics and national economy as a high schooler. I'm guessing you have that in common.

[@Maximo-chu]

@@Boforslakej Jokes on you, Trump had an Economics degree. Even if you study for ten years, you wouldn't have the knowledge and experience he has in dealing at micro and macro state business.

[@Boforslakej]

@@Maximo-chu "Trump's lawyer threatened Trump's colleges, his high school, and the College Board with legal action if they released his academic records" From what I've read he barely showed up for class and was practically unknown to his classmates. So that degree should be considered more... Theoretical. The man knows jack diddly squat about economics.

[@Maximo-chu]

@Boforslakej The man made 7 billion USD from a starting capital if 700k USD. Get me all the most prestigious people with PhD in Economics who were able to practice their profession and do results like that

[@ajujosephkailath7596]

Good he didnt mention this "concepts of Plan" lmao

[@johnwiruan-x6g]

good conversation

[@stevedaniel5603]

Common sense - this guy would have my vote any day.

[@stantonfriedman]

He just said he did a very good job with Covid .....yeah ok

[@stevenhodge6480]

Over 1 million people died because of his lack of leadership when Covid happened. No one holds him accountable and he is 100% responsible for each and every death!

[@fairwindmarine8317]

your mom gave it to me

[@sdi1111]

Why are there so many MAGA minions? - I thought that by now most would have injected themselves with disinfectant!

[@austinprange7355]

Biggest problem is in America about people not wanting to do business not the deficit due to competitive markets

[@Zembie1]

The amount of people blindly supporting trump is alarming

[@Norger56]

people support political candidates all the time for no informed reason, it’s called populism and it’s unavoidable and is on both sides of the aisle

[@Zembie1]

@@Norger56 true

[@Caleb_Mandrake872]

@@Zembie1 The amount of people blindly supporting the Media is alarming. Do your own independent research instead of allowing the Media to spoon feed you their narrative.

[@levrai944]

@@Norger56 it’s this same type of hubris that lost Kamala the election, the hubris that keeps the left from understanding why Trump won by a landslide. 76 Million people voted for legitimate reasons, not because of “populism”

[@douglashanson7489]

Making money off our allies _is Good for our Allies!_ They NEED a strong and powerful United States! When the U.S. makes money, our military is stronger. The same _is Not true_ of Europe. The EU is roughly the same size economy as the U.S., but has a $240 Billion military budget compared to our $916 Billion. That means we're paying _3.8 times as much_ to ensure global security! Again- making our allies pay _is good for everyone,_ especially our allies.

[@aprilmurrell3317]

100% true! Trump 2024!🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸✊🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸

[@AC-jh4re]

trump snuck out the back door when he left the white house

[@RobinetteBowman]

As elected President his job is to promote American Jobs, Economy and Safety. B. Bowman CEO Camden Loche

[@TENUK1E]

Trump has obviously never taken an economics class. Him not even knowing how tariffs work is embarrassing

[@downunder4404]

He probably failed at the business school he attended. He also has threatened to sue if anyone releases his academic record.

[@omuani]

😂😂😂😂😂...he flies his own B757. What have you accomplished?

[@marcelsmith6452]

@@omuani what?🤣

[@SaintMartins]

well Trump is a billionaire.......and you are ? 😃😃😆😆

[@gulaagjamun]

@@omuani He's also accomplished obtaining 34 felonies and lost to Joe Biden..... what a loser he is.

[@pedrojuanespinozatrujillo1177]

Donald J. Trump 2024 Mr president

[@Nightagain]

you ready ? LMFAO. Cant vote for this mentality even if he's a funny guy.

[@oftengone]

It’s funny to you but he has to be assertive when he’s getting pushback every answer

[@ninobrown3394]

​@@oftengoneit's bc he doesn't answer the question. He goes off and starts talking about everything else but the question that was asked

[@ninobrown3394]

@stuts2371 oh cry a river. Jus be happy ur Daddy won. Be happy

[@ninobrown3394]

@stuts2371 haha why can't you jus be happy your Dad won. Geezus boi

[@ninobrown3394]

@stuts2371 Haha still not satisfied. Jus like a hoe

[@AJ-zy9jf]

Putin just announced they're going to use the Dollar again. Literally right after Trump was elected. This aged well.

[@user-mp3pf2ir2p]

I think i've decoded how Trump cons a lot of people. He just evades direct simple questions and starts to either talk aabout something else or invent an anecdote where he is the hero and people just forget about the question

[@johnnynezha2634]

I don’t think the interviewer forgot about the question, he multiple times reminded him what the question was, it’s just that Trump wouldn’t answer the question, instead repeating the previous answer for a second time, and at that point, you gotta move on.

[@user-mp3pf2ir2p]

@johnnynezha2634 I was talking about the audience. Also that's why I said "a lot of people". Most people's attention span rivals the goldfish

[@exmitter236]

He acts like tariffs aren’t paid by Americans

[@oftengone]

Than why did Biden keep his China tariffs? Because they bring in revenue

[@Alan-ii9te]

Learn economics and history. There are already tariffs, tariffs before trump but you say nothing about that. He is using tariffs to protect American industry, unlike his predeccesors that use it to protect foreign industry.

[@exmitter236]

@ I didn’t say trump invented tariffs. I said they are paid for by Americans. Also if you actually knew the history of tariffs you would know that protectionism is not beneficial for economic growth.

[@Alan-ii9te]

@@exmitter236 and if you listened to trump he uses tariffs as a negotiating tactic. The tariffs don't stay. Are you slow?

[@exmitter236]

@@Alan-ii9te what part of the video does he explain that?

[@davidgraham5040]

Make America Great Again TRUMP 2024🇺🇸