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EPISODE · Feb 6, 2025 · 59 MIN

Tariff Deez Nuts

from Hot Water History · host GaryRichied w/CharlieWesterman

With the Donald channeling William McKinley--another president who never saw a tariff he didn't like--the time has come to revisit sound economics and the free market take on import taxes. Spoiler alert: just like all other forms of state plunder, tariffs wind up benefitting the few at the expense of the many. Unless one wishes to find himself in a whole array of reductio ad absurdum positions, tariffs are just as bad as sanctions, regulations, rent controls, and minimum wage statutes. One must study the seen and the unseen, à la Henry Hazlitt.USAID turns out to be the corrupt, shadow funding mechanism for a whole bunch of bad stuff the feds are disseminating at home and abroad. Is the use of 'abroad' offensive to the matrix?Oak Park is boring. There are some who are hitting the heights of virtue signaling on immigration--nothing like talking tough and then acquiescing on following every federal law to the letter.www.hoth2ohistory.com@HotH2OHistory@chuckwest20PURCHASE A COPY OF 'A TWISTED HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES, 1450-1945': https://a.co/d/io3PvrEBUY TRIDENTINE BEER: www.tridentinebrewing.comBUY GARY A TRIDENTINE BEER: www.buymeacoffee.com/garyrichied

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