Trump’s Tariff Plan, Canada’s Trade Partners, and U.S.-Venezuela Deportation Talks | Nov. 26 - Hour 2

Casey Hendrickson

Episode Highlights: Hour 2Trump’s 10% Tariff Plan Sparks Heated Debate

• What’s the Proposal?

  • A 10% tariff on all imports, estimated to generate between $2 trillion and $2.5 trillion in revenue.
  • Trump claims it could reduce the $1.6 trillion U.S. deficit while addressing issues like drug trafficking and illegal immigration.

• Support vs. Opposition

  • Supporters: Argue the tariff could rebuild American industries and secure economic stability.
  • Critics: Warn it might lead to higher consumer prices, strained international relations, and disrupted supply chains.

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Canada’s Trade Partners: Why It Matters to the U.S.

• Canada relies heavily on the United States, with 75.4% of exports ($337 billion) going to its southern neighbor.

• Other key trade partners include:

  • China: $18 billion
  • United Kingdom: $15 billion
  • Japan: $9 billion
  • Mexico: $6 billion

• Why This Is Relevant:

  • A U.S. import tariff could disrupt Canadian trade flows, impacting their economy and bilateral relations.

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U.S.-Venezuela Deportation Policy: What’s Changing?

• The U.S. government is reportedly pressuring Venezuela to accept deported citizens.
• Casey’s Take: Learn how this move fits into broader immigration policies and its potential impact on the current border crisis.

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