Watch CNBC Host Get Pissed as Wall St. Legend Calmly Reads Simple Facts

[@djjazzyjeff1232]

I literally felt a sigh of relief listening to that guy talk. Holy crap!

[@Ihcdt857jhsrtb]

Right ❤️🇺🇸💪🏼 MAGA

[@anthonycollins4747]

It's like a dad teaching his son how the world works. Great job Mr. Lutnick. 👍

[@larrygrove5649]

@@BigAl455 People who cut & paste are soooo persuasive! lol!

[@Mike-In-O-Town]

And Sorkin is exactly like the inexperienced / ignorant child arguing with their parent.

[@PatrcWU67-w3c]

@@BigAl455 Reported.

[@PatrcWU67-w3c]

@@BigAl455 You cannot read , let alone comprehend .

[@RedArrow73]

. . . and the son rolls his eyes ad infinitum thinking, "What an IDIOT!!"

[@gailm9543]

Common sense is a forgotten virtue in the Democrat party.

[@jackhillestad]

Common sense is a Super power now of days

[@Ogt92]

​@BigAl455 Wrong! What went up in China last time Trump put tariffs on them that mattered. Trump won BTW...

[@72shovelhead45]

@@BigAl455 No they will lower their tariffs so that we can sell our cars over there because the people in their country will be able to afford them. If they don't and we raise tariffs on imports then they will lose sales here because people here won't be able to afford their cars. What's so hard to understand ?

[@GrinchWhoStoldChristmas]

People who wag their fingers about 'common sense' rarely possess it themselves.

[@annodnosinut3485]

Common sense left the Democrats 30+ years ago

[@besanzaz]

Just so logical. Time to think of the USA first. MAGA 🇺🇸

[@danward8720]

Trumps uses tariffs as the carrot and stick approach with foreign countries.

[@djjazzyjeff1232]

@@TesseractDome That's exactly right, as Children are just adults who lived longer.

[@Zathren]

Honestly. It's already been proven tariffs work. We had them in the 1800s instead of income tax. And Trump used them already!

[@Ranger1PresentsVirtualRealms]

Indeed! Listening to Democrats criticize tariff use is literally like listening to someone critiquing how to play checkers when the people involved are actually playing chess.

[@colormedubious4747]

@@djjazzyjeff1232 I think you got that backwards.

[@ajourney50]

This is why I want Pierre Poilievre as PM of Canada.Somebody who knows what they're doing.

[@alrivas1477]

Just impose whatever that foreign country's policy is on our products. You tariff US products 100% ? We tariff your products 100%. Your policy is our policy.

[@NorthIdahoFlash]

Of course you do realize that we have, I believe, a 10% tariff on Japanese car imports (that's why Toyota now has 14 manufacturing facilities in the USA) and Japan has ZERO tariff on cars imported from USA. Look it up, it's true. Lutnick straight out lied with the 100% tariff statements).

[@eternityhalo]

@@NorthIdahoFlash He was taking in general terms, not giving specific details. Your criticism is literally nit-picking at it's finest. The Japanese originally built those plants in the US as the result of negotiations under the threat of tariffs EXACTLY as he is describing.

[@krashanb5767]

There are also non tarrif barriers ​@@NorthIdahoFlash

[@mclemore100]

​@@NorthIdahoFlash he is talking about Ford and GM I believe.

[@Svaneero]

Historically, before Woodrow Wilson got the 8ncome tax in 1913, tariffs were the primary source of revenue for the federal government.

[@DRIVER-SEBVET]

I don't blame the guy for getting frustrated telling them something they already know but asking him cause they have TDs 😂😂😂

[@jontrojan4667]

This man is brilliant. I can't wait to hear the libs erupt over the common sense That's coming out of this man's mouth😂😂😂😂😂

[@philipmartin2919]

the notion that Ford or GM can't sell cars in Japan because of tariffs is laughable. Why would anyone buy a Ford or GM when they can buy Toyota, Honda or Mazda?

[@kongchen3122]

@@philipmartin2919still people will buy in small percentage but still a lot of the price is similar, more like ohh it’s America car we wanna try

[@bigredracingdog466]

@@philipmartin2919 Tariffs are more about China than Japan. The real reason American cars won't sell in Japan is that we're unwilling to build right-hand drive cars for what would be a niche market.

[@philipmartin2919]

@@bigredracingdog466 wrong. the reason is quality. Made in Japan Toyotas are even better than made in N. America Toyotas. The work force in Japan have far fewer "social issues" than N. American workers such as consumption issues

[@bigredracingdog466]

@@philipmartin2919 Believe what you want.

[@robertbaker3174]

The Legacy Media has no sense or are complicit in our demiss!😮

[@kathytegreene1562]

We were in Israel and I noticed that there were few American manufactured vehicles on the freeway. I asked the driver why, and he said that there was a 100 percent tax. We had a bit of a language barrier, so I thought I must have misunderstood. Also, this was about ten years ago. Impressive gentleman!

[@EwanCumia]

There is a 100% sales tax on all vehicles in Israel. And the Israelis drive smaller vehicles, since they don't have access to a lot of gasoline (Muslim Countries). The Germans gave the Israelis a lot of Mercedes Benz vehicles as reparations for the holocaust too.

[@aphil066]

Love your short form cuts Dave. To the point, easy to watch, quick and to the point analysis.

[@billybaxter6333]

If you don’t understand that tariffs are strategic then you shouldn’t be on this program..

[@Mike-In-O-Town]

Exactly. So fire Sorkin.

[@jamesmorgan34]

The hand of God was in this election and we will now see the hand of God at work in our country!

[@sonneversets3530]

🙏🙏🙏Keep praying🙏🙏🙏

[@darrenlauzon5943]

Finally some common sense.

[@patrickryan1515]

Trump's manipulation of tarrifs sounds perfectly logical.

[@NorthIdahoFlash]

Except that Japan has zero tariff on cars imported from USA. Look it up. Lutnick lied.

[@eagleram13]

So damn refreshing! LFG

[@henryw5762]

That young man on CNBC, I have watched him during the election cycle. He is so Trump deranged it’s astounding! He actually thought Harris was a viable candidate with her total lack of policy!

[@ccw-cs6xb]

If you're referring to Andrew, yea he's a putz.

[@loudom3217]

Tariffs are a good thing for the US. As an example, say President Trump puts a 100% tariff on German made cars. Now both Mercedes and BMW will find that they are being priced out of the US market because a $100K car today will be $200K and nobody or at least less buyers can afford that. To counter tariffs smart companies will build factories in the US to assemble their cars here which will evade the tariffs. Those new factories will also create jobs in the US which will help reduce unemployment. Its a win - win for the country.

[@nunterz]

They already do that. Both Mercedes and BMW has factories in the US for decades. Get your facts straight first.

[@slchance8839]

@@nunterz "As an example, say President Trump puts a 100%..." I guess there's no difference between an "example," and a "fact."

[@prgmr5057]

Trump plays 3d chess while the left plays checkers.

[@djjazzyjeff1232]

@@BigAl455 No Big Al, you act like if you ad a Tariff the foreign country is just going to throw their hands up like welp, we can't do anything about it. NO: they're going to change because those tiny countries cannot play hardball with the USA. They're going to come to the table and play ball. The guy who literally wrote the book "The Art of the Deal" is in charge of the negotiations. Did you not understand the point about it being a negotiation tool? If not, who's the idiot here..

[@djjazzyjeff1232]

@@BigAl455 So Orange man bad. Got it. Back to the tariff thing try to stay on topic bud

[@Mike-In-O-Town]

Allow me to adjust that comment for accuracy. "Trump plays 3D chess while the left plays with themselves."

[@nicstevens6499]

I want that guy in TRUMPS admin one way or another....

[@elbo55]

Commerce

[@nicstevens6499]

@@elbo55 Sure.. anything.. I want people who know business and know what the F they are doing.

[@thegadphly3275]

Two reasons for tariffs. Protect your industry, Raise money. Tariffs used wrong if they are solely to raise money. If you do not produce a product that your people want, (his example) Statists (democrat party) will impose tariffs just to raise money ( or punish buyers and sellers due to a side agenda, tobacco, etc.) They can't help themselves. That is why taxes are so high in California. Greedy politicians who are unable to budget properly, they want too much free stuff...

[@bigredracingdog466]

1:35 That business about "across the board" tariffs was a shot across the bow of China and other countries that put protective tariffs on imported US goods.

[@norwegianblue2017]

Last time I checked, there are not 100% tariffs against American cars going to the EU. It is actually a 10% tariff. Now, that is a big tariff considering the US only puts a 2.5% tariff against European cars, but it isn't 100%. That said, I am all in favor of matching whatever kind of tariff the EU or any foreign country imposes upon us.

[@angelofamillionyears4599]

David, please advocate for the Fortune 200 firms to offer mortgages. The Fed is a monopoly. Also end tarrifs on Canada lumber to lower costs .

[@marialeach8960]

I voted for Trump in 2016, 2020 and 2024. I pray that Trump will pray and ask the Lord for wisdom in all things for running this country. All you out there that claim to know God and HIS son and are directed by the Holy Spirit, please pray for Trump, and for him to ask God for wisdom, and that we also pray for Trump's safety. Father, we pray for you to use President Trump to guide and to run this country as YOU see fit. And if you so desire that this country propser, may all the glory be to YOU, oh blessed and merciful Father in heaven.

[@sonneversets3530]

In Jesus precious name... *AMEN!* 💜🙌 Beautiful.🙏

[@lobuxracer]

Such a short memory. Harley Davidson successfully lobbied for tariffs against Japanese motorcycle manufacturers in 1982. Very specific, very targeted, and very effective. Harley needed to catch up, and they were able to dramatically improve their products because of this. They also requested early termination of the tariff because the impact was even better than they expected.

[@BillLaBrie]

Harley was selling a lifestyle product in an emotional market. Their rise coincided with the empty-nest maximum earning years of the boomers.

[@PatrcWU67-w3c]

@@BillLaBrie Stupid are we ?The same thing can now be said about the automobile market .

[@YayaGolf777]

Unfortunately a 1982 Harley Davidson was a terrible MC. And back then a Honda was bulletproof. American manufacturer CEO types aren’t satisfied with being very rich, they want to be filthy rich and crush its work force financially so they can be filthy rich. And then they file bankruptcy to keep the green and the workers get laid off. It will be interesting to see how this works and to this day American vehicles are over priced and not the best made vehicles in the industry.

[@common12]

This guy gets it!

[@kylewidener]

Remember that MSNBC up for sale so...

[@soundersiren07]

Yeah, Ford and GM have Euro-specific models. GM calls is Opel. There are random Ram 1500’s and Ford Rangers/Raptors here and there, which is fun and definite head turners.

[@amick425]

the problem is also that we are not allowed to manufacture anywhere… we are not allowed to set up shop in these places.

[@gregoryberg5806]

Not sure why so many people don’t see tariffs as a bargaining tool

[@PatrcWU67-w3c]

Because they were told not to or their supply of underage child sex toys will be exposed.

[@Supat2]

Many people can not see. Im sure they dont know yo can not see 90% of an iceberg . Im sure they drive 55 in the left lane even though they could be center lane and they certainly an not comprehend how them driving 55 in the left lane caused an accident a mile down the road. Being book smart means virtually nothing.

[@johnm5714]

People should also understand about Lutnick-he took care of ALL of the families that lost loved ones on 9-11-01 that worked for him. Quietly- I have nothing but respect for the guy…

[@elizabethmartinez6775]

Watch many movies from different countries and I would wonder what the hell no American cars in sight.What the hell it's about time we stop getting screwed.

[@dcpack]

The local news interviewed and metal shop in this area after Trump (last term) initiated a tariff on steel from overseas and the shop owner admitted it increase his raw material costs by about 25% (American steel) and the "journalist" desperately tried to get him to complain about how it hurt his business, but he was ecstatic. He said his business was booming, was able to hire another 20 workers and they were making bank....the journalist was obviously disturbed that the interview did not go as planned.

[@speedsauce48]

Life is a negotiation, and we have the power and the Comsumers......

[@jamesm2860]

A.R.S. is lost most of the time.

[@brady7173]

Japan does not impose tariffs on US manufactured automobiles. So it may sound good when he says it, but he is not telling the truth. He knows he is not telling the truth, and he knows the people that listen to him will believe him anyway.

[@Ihcdt857jhsrtb]

Finally we MAGA for all legal Americans !

[@BetaBuxDelux]

The question is why hasn’t this been done sooner?

[@EwanCumia]

The Chamber of Commerce is on the take.

[@carmiethompson2676]

Because it wasn't done by a Businessman w/ decades of experience. The last 40 years or so we've had a Movie Actor, various Politicians & a Misogynous /Rapist w/ the occasional Attorney. Tariffs are a tool as stated in the video but if you don't know how it works or when you should use it, it's mute.

[@Mike-In-O-Town]

You do know who's in the White House and who's been in control of the congress/senate for most of the past four years, right?

[@carmiethompson2676]

@@Mike-In-O-Town WHO?? It's not Biden nor Harris. Both of those fools think Puerto Rico is a State along w/ Wash. DC. Whoever is in control is hiding behind the Democrats & the Dems are to scarred to turn around & look. That's why the majority of the Country doesn't trust them.

[@JB-gr6om]

In 1994, I was playing golf with a Japanese customer in Dallas. After the round, I noticed he was driving a large Buick. He said, I like American cars, but cannot afford one in Japan because of the very high tariff. That was 30 years ago.

[@joetriolo9161]

Sherrod Brown, who just lost his race in Ohio, was always talking about tariffs, and generally liberal politicians and economists used to love tariffs, or at least told us that they did. Now all of a sudden, they are the worst thing ever? Please.

[@jamessimmer725]

This discussion should remind us that trade benefits both parties. Tariffs reduce trade, reducing economic benefits to both countries. Using tariffs as threat that allows foreign tariffs on US goods to be reduced (increasing trade of items the US exports). The objective is to increase both our exports and imports so there is MORE trade and therefore increasing economic benefits.

[@Matthitizidu]

The clickbait tiles aren’t good. No one got mad. Dude just made perfect sense and people listened.

[@californiadreamer2580]

Interesting that just yesterday while grocery shopping at my local supermarkets, I noticed for the first time in years that instead of produce from China, Chile, Peru, Argentina, and Mexico being the only affordable stuff, the markets were suddenly aflood with California/US grown produce at affordable prices. Thank you President Trump. I always wondered about why our California leaders never mention the "climate change" effects of having produce and meat ( New Zealand, Argentina) shipped in from around the world in direct competition with California's own farmers.

[@DrBlood-cq2cm]

I wont support protecting American union jobs with tariffs. Get rid of unions, or make them optional. Then I will support tariffs because things made in America will be quality again (e.g. Boeing vs. SpaceX).

[@wathaet1386]

100% on what planet. Tesla currently pays 7.8% import tax to Europe, Ford and GM are Lower AFAIK. A few Chinese companies are getting hit hard since they are heavily subsidized by the chinese state, but that is not an issue.

[@robertbaker3174]

GM better start making a better product. My Tundra is at 260,000 miles. 😮

[@dannypowers4995]

The reason its like this now is because people who import are getting so rich middle maning products. Buying low and selling to Americans very high. How about Nike and their $10 shoes selling here for over 100 a pair.

[@stephenhanley9524]

Finally thank you God

[@josephtransue9132]

Nobody was pissed. This is how the show goes

[@mockatu]

I would love to see Furniture tariffs to help our Manufacturing and artisanal furniture makers here in the states

[@RubenSerranoCHEK]

Btw , we have “American “ cars coming from China , and how interesting the #1 selling American car in China is Buick !!! Made in China of course, they are laughing at our faces !

[@chrisallen5548]

Eh? You can buy Ford in Europe and the UK. Ford in the UK is one of the biggest sellers.

[@lakeguy65616]

made in the UK.

[@BillLaBrie]

@@lakeguy65616and Germany/spain/romania/turkey

[@PatrcWU67-w3c]

Hey look , we found another liar, another dummy or most likely one who possesses both characteristics.

[@peggygreeby5065]

Makes sense to me.

[@soilsmanadv6673]

Toyota builds all of their trucks here because of a Tariff!

[@PorterPickUp]

You wanna protect the American worker then penalize companies for offshoring our jobs. All these tariffs protect is the American company.

[@jonl.5967]

658 Employees.

[@isellcatlitter]

I'm from the Internet.... and I'm here to help FACT CHECK TRUE!!!!!!

[@SKIPWOOD-UA777CAPT]

WE NEVER HAD TAXES IN AMERICA PRIOR TO 1900.. ALL WAS COVERED BY TARIFFS.. IMAGINE NOT PAYING INCOME OR ANY OTHER KIND OF TAX, GETTING RID OF THE IRS... IT WOULD BE IN THE PRICE OF THE PRODUCT.... YOU DON'T HAVE TO BUY THE PRODUCT AND YOU ALSO HAVE COMPETITION... SO IF YOU WANT THE PRODUCT, YOU WILL HAVE CHOICES.

[@geedubb-q1u]

Why shouldn’t Europe and Japan suffer with Ford and GM vehicle ownership like we do?

[@119Agent]

The concern is the other country will raise tariffs on things America doesn't produce to compensate.

[@Zebra66]

I like the idea of using tariffs to bring jobs back here. Innovation comes from people who make things. We're falling behind since we stopped making stuff here. Those manufacturing jobs used to create a thriving middle class. It still does... for China instead of America. Why should we give them access to the lucrative US market while they're actively trying to destroy our currency....

[@KiloBee777]

He used tariffs strategically last time. Why would this time be different? Stupid people

[@therealbahamut]

The point of the tariffs is to give other countries a taste of their own medicine. Once they figure out it's not so fun being held to the same standards they'll change their tune and start talking more fair deals.

[@BAR-kt3lf]

I can buy a Ford or GM Vuuxhall tomorrow in UK.. Am I missing something?

[@jaxonjaxoff3291]

I’m glad Kernen didn’t get the nomination. He’s the best guy on MSM.

[@JohnRinNoHo]

Tariffs increase prices to consumers. They may be warranted if another nation is subsidizing their industries, stealing intellectual property or otherwise giving an unfair advantage to favored industries.

[@noname-dd8rl]

Remember when we saved Harley Davidson by putting a tariff on bikes as big or bigger than harley made? We didn't bother with small bikes as Harley was basically making only bikes above 900cc.

[@sovereignruler]

Sorkin may work for CNBC, but that doesn't mean he knows anything about how business really works. Thankfully, President Trump does.

[@englishguy9680]

I live in the UK Fords are probably the most common car and it’s been that way for decades

[@markbastin1628]

No doubt the haters will find fault in this plan

[@MsTB48]

❤ this video

[@clivefoley]

Ford cars are manufactured in Romania and Germany. Both of which are EU countries. What European tariffs is he referring to?

[@Mike-In-O-Town]

He was referring to GM and Ford not being able to sell American made vehicles in Europe without encountering a tariff, hence the reason both of those companies opted to build factories in those countries to sell vehicles and get around the tariffs. None of this is rocket science, and tariffs have been used throughout the world for over 100 years as negotiation tools.

[@clivefoley]

@@Mike-In-O-Town I understand the point now. His literal words of "can't sell a Ford without a 100% tariff" threw me.

[@saxon1177]

I used to get screwed on a regular basis. Sadly, those days are gone. 🥺

[@mrgreene3290]

Have friends who run small art businesses where they order raw goods from overseas that they then handmade into art or fashion objects in the US to run as small businesses. They are terrified that their costs of materials will skyrocket once Trump is in office and setting tariff limits. Personally hope some of these tariffs will motivate US manufacturing in order to grow US businesses as lower cost items compared to the import goods. But as this finance export states, tariff's won't likely apply to products that the US doesn't make and doesn't intend to manufacture.

[@kennethmelnychuk9737]

If you put tarries on Chinese goods, you’re going to close Walmart, LOL

[@oldcyclist5880]

Free trade has been great for US consumers, but it's gutted our manufacturing capabilities in any industries using manual labor. Tariffs are terrible for consumers who want foreign products, but they bolster US manufacturing by offsetting cheap foreign labor. We can't buy a lot of cheap stuff if we don't have jobs.

[@kickinvideo333]

The Ghosts of Jim Traficant & Ross Perot, bruh😎

[@LeslieHoeg]

It makes so much since. I don't understand why the left does not get this. Are they really that blind by hate?

[@kenk7049]

I didn't see any anger from Sorkin

[@sarahsutube]

Oh yes I'm gushing he is so refreshing. ott

[@MrShwaggins]

I really want a Japanese mini truck. They look so usable/utilitarian without being a gigantic SUV with a bed in the back. I'd even settle for a Kei car van. Bring back small trucks. Painters or carpenters don't need an 60-80k truck.

[@supern0is349]

if theres one thing that trump excels more than 90% of american presidents is foreign policy. When you read his book you'll see exactly what and why he does these things and they work 100% of the time.

[@dojochuck]

The question you have to ask is, why did everyone before Trump think it was ok for these other countries to have such tariffs on us without any pushback?

[@mandygershon8603]

I don't know if I know how to live in a country where the government does what it's supposed to. 😳😊

[@freesk8]

Tariffs hurt people on both sides of borders. But if another nation puts a tariff on your goods, a tit-for-tat strategy might be a good way to reduce those tariffs.

[@sonneversets3530]

🇺🇸🇺🇸♥🇺🇸🇺🇸 🇺🇸 *MAGA* 🇺🇸

[@fjm1235]

This trade concept has it's genesis from the Tom Clancy novel "Executive Orders " I believe. In the book President Ryan enacts tariffs against Japan that mirror theirs on our products. It's called common sense and looking out for your nation's interests.

[@jaxonjaxoff3291]

He’s wrong about Ford. Ford is still massively popular in Europe. Gm though he’s dead on.

[@lorgin2003]

That host either lied or didn't do his research. Trump flat out said the tarriffs would just be on what the US produces, not across the board.

[@visittavee7773]

Nobody mentioned this on AIR .

[@Thomas-il8ph]

It's pure and simple, America wants The TRUMP ECONOMY ♥️🤍💙

[@ras124]

Joe Kernen is the only good one left at cnbc

[@CarlSanford76]

I feel like the adults are back in charge.

[@xpicklepie]

Who got pissed? Sorkin? Kernan? .....HUH!?

[@nomehdrider]

Bracelet guy jas to be a never Trumper

[@Sunny92975]

These show host actors if they are experts on every thing. I need to shut up and listen sometime.

[@lars_atx]

Double screwing better than single screwing. :) got it. Hopefully these practical approaches to gov't bring the country together.