Mark DiPlacido: Trump’s tariffs are already succeeding

Mark DiPlacido of American Compass joins Emily to make the case that Donald Trump’s tariff plan will ultimately benefit the American economy. DiPlacido argues Trump’s tariffs are a necessary course correction and will yield long-term advantages.

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[michellenash]

Wow…actually just presenting news. She interviews, allows him to speak, doesn’t interrupt, is respectful, and doesn’t give her opinion on the matter!! Well done! Ty

[scott]

OMG! A calm and rational discussion about tarriffs.

[johns]

Chaos reigns when this is the 1st time in my life when I saw a politician TRIED to do something. Be it trade or peace.

[tomlabooks]

Go, Emily. You’re quickly becoming my favorite youtube commentator on politics — serious, smart, no gossip and no outrage.

[paxnchi]

This podcast/channel should be bigger, so much better information than alot of other like the hill and bp

[trumpyla]

Undercurrents >>> Breaking Points - keep up good work Emily!

[russparmer]

Why isn’t our media or the administration explaining this as perfectly as this?

[darrenmiller]

Smart journalism, great guest, timely discussion. I really dig Jashinski; a regular stop for good information.

[kinjunranger]

I'm old enough to remember silence as a cumulative inflation of 30% was said to be "transitory."

[CatherineKlause]

When I worked in electronic manufacturing in the 1990s, I saw this coming. We no longer produce steel, we outsourced needed parts for new technology and equipment for self defense, and national security. I saw the US sell out, US security and the working class, for profit

[filipbar]

I am curious how many people watching this contribution have actually noticed that he hasn't answered the questions she's asked him? Please like and comment, if you did.

[kevincason]

this is professional journalism. thank you

[BradyHansen]

We are $36.56 Trillion dollars in debt.

Doing the same thing and expecting a different result is literally the definition of insanity.

I’m glad someone is trying to do something about it.

[angel]

I work in the critical mineral industry and related to auto. I liked the direction of the IRA, but it didn't actually incentivize much serious investment.. Capex, talent, NIMBY mindset, permitting etc are expected challenges but what I did not expect are 1. Domestic companies take US tax payer grant while making investment in China w their own profit. 2. Financial analysts constantly discredit US projects and praise projects with Chinese partners for no other reasons but the oversimplification that having a Chinese partner = technically derisked, which is obviously not always true and should be evaluated project by project. This makes it harder to raise fund to build in the US while China consistently giving out low interest loans or subsides for their companies developing abroad (SA, Africa etc) regardless of the market conditions. Most people criticizing tarrif has no idea how much we are actually behind on the broader industry base from raw materials to finished goods. And we are finally doing something about it.

[papakeelo]

I voted twice in 55 years. Once for Ross Perot, and once for Donald Trump. Both were the only candidates I've ever felt would make any real, lasting changes for the better.

[angelozachos]

This aged like milk in only 48 hours 😂

[RossKuzma]

Always so impressed with your knowledgeable guests. Gives me hope.

[thedramaticcharismatic]

How many times does Trump have to do something that sounds completely insane and immediately dial it back to something much more sane before people realize this is how he operates?

[NickiCager]

People don't understand... even no deal is a better deal than what we've been doing! Wake up already!

[silverhawkish]

Best political podcast at the moment. Kudos!