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you ve heard by now, president trump is upping the ante in his bed to secure the southern border. by threatening tariffs on one of our biggest trading partners, what does that mean for you, the consumer? it could mean higher prices on everything from cars to groceries. more than a third of all vegetables bought in the u.s., wine, beer and snack foods too, more than a third of all televisions, nearly half of all air conditioners, machinery, medical tools and much more. americans buy so much from mexico, the economists are warning a new tariff on mexican goods could hit very hard. especially when it comes to cars. every u.s. auto plant uses parts from mexico, which is the largest foreign supplier. almost $60 billion worth of parts were imported from mexico last year alone. while automakers have supported
the tone? trump has used most of his presidency as a 2020 campaign rally. while he s overseas, he s probably going to try to interfere in other country s politics. president trump and don junior have sid that if theresa may had just listened to president trump she wouldn t be at this current impasse. i struggle to come up with what don junior s credentials on brexit are. president trump has thrown his weight behind boris johnson, and this time around his most recent interview with the sun. you have to wonder what he d say if macron said nice things about joe biden. he s also visiting france, where he s previously expressed
minerals for use in the u.s. such a move could drive up the cost of from cars, cell phones and other products paid for once again by american consumers. how much could it cost you? it s more than just a few cents on a piece of fruit. a 25% tariff on mexican goods, that means according to one analyst the average cost of a new car could rise $1300. tom foreman, cnn washington. how is trump s trade war with mexico impacting the markets? cnn s chief business correspondent has your before the bell report. well, the bulls are glad to put may behind them, the major averages all fell, posting their first losing month of the year. president trump s mexico tariff threat only adding to trade jitters. the first round would start at 5% on june 10th, raise each
it s irrelevant from a policy standpoint. typically that leads to reprimands or a policy course correction by the united states. president trump has said kim jong-un can do whatever he wants as long as he doesn t break his promise to test intermediate range missiles or nuclear missiles. one thing is clear, though kim jong-un and president trump have one thing in common they like to believe everyone but theirselves when the fruits of their summit were rotten it went wrong because it was ilconceived and ilprepared from the get-go by president trump and kim jong-un. and the president walked out. he did. because he didn t get what he wanted. coming up. conceived in war, lost in peace as we near the 75th anniversary