@SampsonBuilt
The biggest part the lady here is missing on Tariffs and inflation is that the U.S. is the largest consumer in the world, and manufacturers will compete for market share, including taking less profit to sell millions of units, or complying with the U.S. requirements to avoid the tariffs. There are many ways to avoid the tariffs. They do not have to have their manufacturing plant finished in the U.S. they only need to commit to bringing it here.
@rubicon3416
She's right. Cost of goods will go up without our 30 year cheap, cheap supply source.
@lyleburlingame2276
I bought gold, silver and TSLA with all my stimmy money.. then when it ran out, I started a new job and bought some real estate in 2021.. been listening to KEN this whole time. He’s been right about everything. The flight to affordability survive until 25! Thanks, Kenny!
@darrenhutton4323
Fav episode ever!! Can you guys fight every episode please! .....lol. 😂
@MelissaRey
Love Danielle! ❤
@rulymendy
Very healthy way to debate. Danielle was right on tariffs causing inflation, lol.
@christenbrown8050
I love it lol ,.... where can you find economics, Real Estate and Couple Therapy all in one video! BTW I'm leaning with Danielle on this one. Thank you Both Awesome!
@JamaalSpublishing
I appreciate the good back and forth. They both brought up good points
@andychen1947
From my friend doing logistics. He has observed that some manufacturers have moved or planned to move their factories somewhere else to avoid high tariffs against some countries. Or they add one more stop to the freight so it doesn’t come from those countries.
@MurkedStat
Appreciate the respectful back and forth.
@willbuchholtz4531
I love the back and forth between Ken and Danille so fun to watch ❤❤❤
@SoulInspiredSeller
Fav episode ever!!!
@dfefly
You guys are both right
@blackmommabrands
This is a great conversation!❤
@jitstips3206
Inflation is the expansion of the currency supply. Not an increase in prices.
@BubblegumCharts
She’s right Ken
@Ryan_4_U
Not a guarantee that companies will move their operations back to the US. A 100% tariff is possibly still less than the cost of relocation + paying American workers and all that comes with it.
@BGG15
I think the biggest issue is the pay disparity between rank and file workers and executives. That % has exploded since the 70s. If companies paid their executives way less and their average worker more then I don't think we'd have such a cost of living crisis.
@Scenthype
Love the respect for each other’s opinions
@SandeepSingh-z5o6h