jason carroll has more. >> tesla vehicles on fire at this car lot in seattle over the weekend. the cause still under investigation. a fire erupted at a tesla charging station in littleton, massachusetts, after police say vandals targeted that center last week. this person caught on camera throwing a molotov cocktail at a tesla showroom in oregon weeks after police near portland responded to shots fired at the same location. it comes as protests have broken out across the country at tesla locations from new york to california, all in response to elon musk's involvement with doge. the department of government efficiency and its cut to federal workers. he's also facing criticism over his alignment with far right politics. tesla shares have plunged, losing nearly half of their value since trump took office, and musk began slashing federal agencies. the richest man in the world has taken a hit to his fortune, losing $29 billion in net worth on monday alone, though he's still worth over $300 billion. some tesla owners are feeling buyer's remorse. >> had i had the option of purchasing

phil. >> jason carroll live for us in detroit. thanks so much. let's go ahead and discuss this. we just heard from jason carroll about the unease president trump's tariffs have created in the auto industry. the 3 to 5 cycle year cycle a little bit different than the 30 days the press secretary was talking about today in terms of moving production back to the united states. i want you to take a listen to, i think, what was one of the critical moments in the speech last night? >> tariffs are about making america rich again and making america great again. and it's happening and it will happen rather quickly. there'll be a little disturbance. but we're okay with that. >> mike. >> the little disturbance points for honesty on some level when it comes to how tariffs would work, i guess, at least in terms of there being a disturbance. you talk to republicans on capitol hill and they're like, let's not do it. let's not do much of a disturbance. well. >> you've got. >> an. >> economy that i mean, part of. >> you know, there are three things that the that the president ran on. immigration

consumers. >> jason carroll, thanks very much. appreciate it.joining me now is senator amy klobuchar, democrat of minnesota. >> anderson. >> thanks for joining us. got a lot to talk to you about. what goes through your mind when you see the president doing what he did today, essentially pitching elon musk's cars on the front lawn of the white house. >> so the president is now doing promo videos for his buddies cars. that's what i think. at the same time, you've got chaos up, corruption up, costs up and the market down. what he should be doing is going in and seeing the effects of these tariffs on our farmers and ranchers, on small businesses, on manufacturing and on regular people. i mean, it's like over $2,000 tax on an average family with these tariffs. and even the threat of them is creating economic havoc, as you see in the stock market. >> what's the impact on on your state? >> well, we are actually a state that's the fourth biggest state, minnesota, for agriculture exports. you know, 20% of what our farmers make and what our ranchers make.

cnn's jason carroll has more. >> tesla vehicles on fire at this car lot in seattle over the weekend. the cause still under investigation. a fire erupted at a tesla charging station in littleton, massachusetts, after police say vandals targeted that center last week. this person caught on camera throwing a molotov cocktail at a tesla showroom in oregon weeks after police near portland responded to shots fired at the same location. it comes as protests have broken out across the country at tesla locations from new york to california, all in response to elon musk's involvement with doge. the department of government efficiency and its cut to federal workers. he's also facing criticism over his alignment with far right politics. tesla shares have plunged, losing nearly half of their value since trump took office, and musk began slashing federal agencies. the richest man in the world has taken a hit to his fortune, losing $29 billion in net worth on monday alone, though he's still worth over $300 billion. some tesla owners are feeling buyer's remorse. >> had i had the option of purchasing