( cheers and applause ) gina, in the u.s., trump's u.k.isit seemed to not go so well but,, as a british person, what do you think? >> it was an unmitigated disaster, trevor. ( laughter ) this cockwomble came to our country and insulted us. he cut her off like he's trying to beat her to the early bird special. trump was straight rude. he insulted our prime minister on tape before he even met with her, then blamed the mayor of london for terrorism, obviously because he's muslim and it must have been one of his cousins. >> trevor: wow. you know, after this, i bet you wish trump had never come at all. >> are you kidding? on the contrary. i wish he'd pop by more often. >> trevor: but, gina, you just said everyone in britain hated it. >> exactly, everyone -- the united kingdom has never been to so united! ( cheers and applause ) brexit tore us apart but donald trump brought us back together. ( applause ) i mean, before him, nobody cared about the royals. we were, like, they don't work, they do nothing! our tax pace for them to live on posh welfa

. >> i'm melissa lee, traders or carter, tim seymour and special guest trader gina sanchez of trading nation tonight on "fast," it is hard out there are for a bank but chart master says there's one safe name in the space he'll tell us what that is and why it's going higher. tesla circus continues as bizarre tweets from elon musk send shares plunging 12% despite the moves shareholders still love musk. why? it might have something to do with the whole watch that he does, not what he says thing we'll explain. first we start off with the markets. best performing sector, health care up 3% with terms like this we don't need a new drug, do we investors like what they have. soaring 20% on positive drug data they are all getting a boost this week. as trade war and global concerns heat up, is health care the ultimate hideout trade >> i'll tell you what, i think it's a great sector if you're just looking at bottoms up fundamentals, growth is around 20%. i think you've taken some of the spotlight from negative regulatory front off these guys. at a time when people are worried about trade, cross-h

to gina's point. it today, and then to have this -- it takes away strzok from the front page, and it puts the president in this position with putin where he can't go in fresh and go after him on these things. it weakens and diminishes him, then all they have to say is don't meet with him. the timing is incredibly suspect. lou: everyone is ignoring the last administration, obama's administration at least recognized they were passive as always on everything and did nothing. but at least they put in writing the expression that the united states could interpret a cyber attack as an act of war and respond accordingly. something needs to be said well beyond this. we reached a point where everybody thinks it's about putting together a phrase or what the president says or some official says. action counts. and luckily we have a president who is a man of action. thanks for being here. we appreciate it have much. rino mitch mcconnell trying to undermine the president's tough stance and trade deficits and the me

tom: gina, thank you so much. gina martin adams with bloomberg.fessor schoenholtz. francine? francine: of course, will have plenty more throughout the day. coming up on thursday, we will discuss the very much decision.d boe policy we are also getting a little bit ,f breaking news from china now on the back of what they've been doing so far. we heard from the stimulus giving some a lift into china, deregulation the will continue at a measured pace. does it was corporate still leverage up? is that one of the main concerns for china? we will keep an eye on china, and we will be right back. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg surveillance." shares of credit suisse are rising today. the bank posted higher-than-expected profit in the latest quarter. earnings were driven by what management and offset weakness in trading. we asked the ceo about his global market's business. >> global market strategy is not to maximize the strategy for global market revenue. we conform us more capital, and then you see -- we use the bull market to serve our cli

gina: obviously it is very bad for facebook. we have to remember, a company this size having a 20% decline, that is pretty phenomenal. what it means for overall tech is pretty close to nothing. alix: really? gina: there is still a lot of growth in broad tech. for tech at large, 80% of companies reporting earnings are still beating estimates. it might have sentiment impacts on the broader sector. certainly it will be a drag on the index and a drag rise performance, but is it a drag on overall economics and earnings performance? no, i do not think it is. david: how much of this is an investor relations issue? they are still growing. they are making a lot of money, but as you heard, the analyst saying "what is going on?" had issues.y have they try to paper over those issues, and as you said, without guidance, it is a lift that we do not expect. it is throwing and currency whence and saying that is one of our problems. every corporation that says "we lost money because of a currency shift," is basically admitting they are just not p

gina martin adams stays with us.go> you can save them for your own research and reference. this is bloomberg. ♪ reference. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: and edwards in london. i am tom keene in new york. i will be in london next week. the president will be wandering through london, belgium, glasgow. i will not be playing golf with the president in scotland. how will the president to in scotland? anna: i don't know how he would do with the protesters. tom: let's get right to this chart. i did this for singapore-u.s. for capita, south korea per capita gdp, and way down here are growing china and north korea fairly visible. that is part of the northern kaplann span that robert wrote about. marco polo to not get to japan, did he? >> no, but central iran, central asia, throughout china, and all through the indian ocean. tom: we interviewed the former central bank governors of kazakhstan the other day. what about the land road? >> it is a bit underrated. we don't face china in the future. we face the new chinese empire, which

gina, do democrats have a patriotism problem? >> well, polling suggests that perhaps they to. polling suggests that, in fact, democrats tend to be patriotic based upon who is actually occupying the white house rather than the w founding principles f america such as the constitution, the struggles of our founding fathers to establish our country, those kinds ofhe things. that's whath conservatives tend to base their patriotism on. and not only that, jesse, democrats feel more patriotic when they're doing things like protesting. 51% of them, i believe, said they believed the patriotic thing to do was to break a law or refuse to go to a war or to burn a flag. so you can see that the lines are very different between what democrats and perhaps conservatives or republicans consider patriotism. jesse:oc philippe, i mean, wow. burning a flag is patriotic? breaking laws? i don't think that's what most americans believe, do you? >> well, most americans don't approve of what donald trump is doing. you can cite polls where his numbers are going up. his numbers are still abysmal -- jesse:

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gina were talking about.rit hume made a tweet that he had to take back because it was unfair to label democrats as being patriotic. jesse: let's take a look at the poll. this is from gallup. national pride dropping among democrats. 2018. just 32% proud americans. republicans, 74%. from 2013 it has gone down more than 20 points. republicans have pretty much stayed the same. what do you account for that? >> the bulk of the drop started in 2015 forward and the bulk of the republican spike started. jesse: it's not much of a spike. >> this is essentially a referendum on donald trump. these numbers on pride have been going down since before 9/11 with both parties. jesse: let's -- trump wasn't president in 2015. i think the democrats have a patriotism problem because when you talk about what they did with the kneelers during "the national anthem." a lot of people in the media sided with kim jong-un against donald trump. we saw bill maher rooting for an economic recession. it seems based upon their behavior and rheto

but they have a chance, gina to change that they will present tax cuts 2.0.e can extend these tax cuts and make them permanent. so i don't know how they -- >> they should have been permanent in the first place. they should have been permanent in the first place. >> if democrats are smart they won't make same mistakes of past. they will rise up and support the president on passage for the people. trish: great to see you guys. >> thanks, trish. trish: take gina's advice. her party won. >> we'll take it. trish: markets up 146. we'll be back with more. - why are drivers 50 and over switching to the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford? let's hear what actual customers are saying. - the hartford's integrity is something that's very important to us folks over 50. we like talking to real people and getting the straight answers when we ask questions, and they've done a wonderful job doing that. - [matt] in fact, the hartford's been named one of the world's most ethical companies ten times. - i get the highest levels of coverage, i get the highest levels of s

gina loudon and charlie kirk are gina loudon and charlie kirk are here next to time and time again, youoing street magic..i'll walk up to someone and i can just see they're against me right? they don't want to be amazed. they don't want this experience to happen. ♪i needed to try but then the magic happens. and all of that falls away. (amazement & laughter) it's the experience of waking up and seeing things the way you saw them before they became ordinary. ♪i need never get old i'm looking for that experience of wonder. david: vice president mike pence blasting democrats for saying i.c.e. should be disbandedw as he visited their headquarters in washington, d.c. >> just when you thought the democrats couldn't lead farther to the left. leading members are openly advocating for the abolition of i.c.e. senator elizabeth warren and senator gillibrand and the mayor of new york city have called for the abolition of i.c.e. these spurious attacks on i.c.e. by our political leaders must stop. david: joining me is gina loudon and charlie kirk. thank you both for coming in. the extraordinary thing

michael barns is with us as well, and gina loudon. gina, what should we expect from president trump at this montana speech? >> a couple weeks ago i had the honor of being backstage with him where like a prize fighter he got ready. this is where he gets his energy. he's going to speak directly to his base. i think some of the things you are touching on in your opening are some of the things he'll touch on. he'll reassure his base and in his own donald trump way will stand strong despite them being harassed, followed, trolled by media on the left. charles: all these things going on, we saw a stock market that closed at the high at the significance. the saber rattling becomes policy in 34 hours. president trump saying it could be followed by $200 billion and $300 billion. the stock market seemed okay with it today. tammy: without say this is already baked in? you saw some activity and people got nervous when the tariffs were first discussed. even though $50 billion is a lot of money for people. in consideration of china it's an opening c

gina sanchez, this may be the peak quarter gina, feel better. we'll talk to you soon >>> it is a huge day for big oil. not only do we have that $10 billion deal where bp is buying into texas, but we have the two biggest oil companies in america rolling out quarterly numbers today, on the same day exxonmobil due at 8:00 a.m. eastern time eps expected to be 1.27, revenue, 71.6 billion. can they meet the street on things other than eps? production was under 4 million barrels per day equivalent last quarter, that was below the consensus. production has fallen 8 of the last 10 quarters chevron due out at about 8:30 eastern time here's what you're looking for eps of $2.09, compared to 77 cents the same period a year ago. revenue at 45$45.6 billion. keys to watch on chevron, how much cash flow improved last year given those higher oil prices and also cost containment. chevron's ceo saying cost control pretty much is everything chevron's capital spending has been higher than exxonmobil's four of the past five years bay of some massive new projects in au

it's amazing what great ideas people come on with another eco who we want to introduce to you with gina. she lives in port city in camera she is an environmental journalist and she's involved with a non-governmental organisation called sustainable one for the bottom and it promotes inclusive and sustainable development initiatives and that means getting ordinary people involved with gina has inspired many to think more about the environment and to take better care of it so what did we do when to find out how she does. these women are out to make a difference environmentalist regime elect and her team of volunteers are collecting plastic bottles from this home into. her sheena is the founder of recycle me an organization dedicated to cleaning up the city. i sowed in my own little we know. starts in from my home. said the city's to turkey there's trash everywhere it's a good thing she's doing something about it and on her own initiative. to walla is cameron's most populated city the areas more than three million inhabitants produce a huge amount of household waste every day. a private com

-- chief global market strategist and gina adams do with me.f we do see tweaking, is that a signal for japanese equities and banks? >> it could be. let me add some complication to this is area -- to the scenario, global liquidity. we are hearing there is some kind of liquidity suck going on. there is expected to be the end of tapering. the rio jthis move by -- by the boj has uncertainty. it could be a positive for japanese banks, japanese equities. say, what does it do to global liquidity? global alarmse raised by the bank of india's governor. -- we first heard the global alarms raised by the bank of india's governor. alix: if you have money's going out, does that money come back ?r doesn't get drained >> all banks, all financials peaked in january. are rising,rates even though we are expecting european rates to rise. maybe that is good for financials but what will the impact be on global liquidity? what will it be on global growth prospects? we're seeing it in the u.s. financials. sales growth is critical to performance. it has been a big diff

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let's put this in context now with gina.urer in the department of government at the university of es sex, joining from es sex, evenisex. on june 13th, many people remember president trump declaring there is no long air nuclear threat from north korea. those are the president's words. compare that statement to the pushback we're hearing from north korea after the meeting saying the u.s. is mistake tone think the demands of their robber mentality are acceptable to our patience. doesn't seem like north korea quite on board. >> no, it doesn't. think what we're looktiing at he is the product of a couple of leaders who like to have big shows. normally when the leaders two of countries announce that a decision has been made or an agreement has been reached, they do it after months of negotiations between their top diplomats. in this case, the announcement was made, but no negotiations had actually taken place. so now those negotiations are under way and they're difficult and they take a long time. the announcement was premature. th

gina, why are you running? >> thanks for having me. be a couple of first, the first out member of congress from texas and first asian-american member from texas. we have two great latinas, that will represent us in washington. >> as we say in the business, my bad and my apologies. >> it's all good. i'm very excited to be running and just spent the last couple of days in west texas. this district spans san antonio to el paso and the largest district that is not its own state. folks are so excited, it's not about winning. for many folks they know what is on the ballot. healthcare is on the ballot. it's the issue that come understand the most, can't afford it today or fearful they can't afford it tomorrow. 70% of this district is rural. folks know we need representatives to fight for healthcare. 1 in 6 texans is uninsured. 1 in 6 kids in texas here go to school and rely on c.h.i.p. or medicaid for insurance. we know we're 99 days away from the most consequential election of our lifetime but know we're celebrating the 53rd anniversary of t

gina?vement. >> if i could break in here, t ever since they started this ridiculous immigration fight that everyone knows is a lie, i'ma going to explain why, the president's numbers, with hispanics, have gone up ten points. so you just can't make the argument that this is working. here's why it's really wrong because they are preying on the backs of children.ng suppose the democrats get their way, jason. they get to abolish i.c.e., and they get their way, when somebody who crosses the border with a child and says they are t their parents and they are turned for in the united states, they can live happily ever after. you know what will happen? every single criminal ms-13 rapist drug person is going to grab a child on itss way over so they can get into america -- >> ms-13>> as american-made! >> have you even considered the actual outcome, the families that it will separate, and the children that it will kill if you will get your way because you don't take it to its logical end? >> jason: cat

all all right, gina? you are a psychologist. are they nuts? are people believing in this?uld certainly think that seeing people like doug who are democrats. there are a lot of them left by the way. they just get pushed aside because thehe leadership has acd so diabolically toward the american public. they have no issues. the thing they never seem to want to think about is where their suggestions end. where does maxine want this to end? where she m willing to draw the line? 's are going to be another steve scalise? god forbid. look at what happened with rand paul. it gets scarier and scarier. it gets very real to the people being threatened. it needs to stop now. >> judge jeanine: i think we've got a video of scott pruitt being approached in a restaurant, the epa director. >> judge jeanine: i can't imagine being at a restaurant and someone coming up to me i don't know, saying, "i urge you to resign r before your skin is put you out." dan bongino? >> to the democrats out there watching, i don't know why you think this is helping. listen, i am absolutely, unequivocally for th

i think that gina is excellent. i think we have excellent people in the agencies. and when they tell me something, it means a lot. >> glor: coats says the threat is ongoing. do you agree with that? >> well, i'd accept that. he's an expert. this is what he does. he's been doing a very good job. i have tremendous faith in dan coats. and if he says it, i would accept that. i tell you, though, it better not be. e better not be. >> glor: have you talked to coats since you got back? >> yeah i have, sure. >> glor: what did he say? >> i just talked, generally speaking. he agrees with the statement you made. and i go along with him. he's a very... he's a great guy. he's a great patriot. he loves his country. and he's only going to say what he truly believes. and the information that's given to him is that. >> glor: do you think any intelligence agencies, u.s. intelligence agencies, are out to get you? >> well, certainly in the past, it's been terrible. oku look at brennan. you look at clapper. you look at hayden. you look at comey. you look at mccabe. you look at strzok, an

gina: revenue is the key for all stocks in the s&p 500. where you miss on the revenues coming you are getting disadvantaged in share price reaction. 15% growth is a pretty high bar, frankly. but that high for apple, 15% growth compared to 8.5% growth for the index at large, you're looking to double the growth potential out of apple relative to the s&p 500. alix: which is supposed to be more of a value stock now than anything else. if samsung is any indication, there are some rough indications about the market. this is a long-running issue for apple specifically, and a lot of people will be look at the results today, taking a read on the u.s. consumer and people's willingness to pay $1000 per phone. that is the big question mark covering over phone sales. , at least. -- phone sales, at least. you've got to constantly be doing something new and innovating. the market is constantly expecting you to up your game. >> i have to get rid of my iphone 5s. [laughter] alix: thank you both very much. a reminder, you can all find the charts just used a

gina hasp.undecided concerned about kavanaugh and cdition tngon and also said the same thing about mike pompeo as secretary of state and in both cases you vod for both. even back in prapril. esident trump knew he actually w have ry about rand >> rand paul has never let me down. rand paul is a special guy as far as i'm concerned. he's never me down. and i don't think he'll let us down again. so let's see what happens. >> never going to let him down, never gng to dessert him. a vo k onavanaugh's expected this ll. publicans have a little time to convinc rand t get on board and he's set to meet with senator joe mansion tomorrow, kavanaugh, that is,nd joe those votes democratiho may f have to swing because he's in a reelection battle. >>> rand said in a tweet he asked president trump t c.mer b fresident trunnmp's in the white housea. thinks goh idea. >> not only is the president looking to takerewaynnan's security looking into the clearances of comey, clapper, hayden, rice and mccabe, president is ex

i think gina is excellent get i think we have excellent people in the agencies. when they tell me something, it means a lot. tom: president trump is putting more pressure on allies in europe. he has proposed to put terrorists on cars imported from the eu. the president said imported vehicles will be on top of the agenda. >> we said, if we don't negotiate something fair, we have tremendous retribution, which we don't want to use, but we have commended powers. we have to. including cars. cars is the big one. you know what we are about with respect to cars and tariffs on cars. trump's topnt economic advisers blaming china for delaying talks on the us leading trade war. as far as the administration is aware, president xi jinping does not want to make a deal and has no intention on following through on agreements. theresa may has repeated that no deal is better than a bad deal when it comes to brexit. may faced lawmakers' questions. she admitted there would be no simple answer to the irish border. meanwhile, boris johnson told parliament he quit because of -- didderin

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we have great people, whether it is gina or dan coats -- we have tremendous people, tremendous talent within the agencies. i think they are being guided properly. we all want the same thing. we want success for our country. with that, we are going to start a meeting on tax reductions. we are going to be putting in a bill. kevin brady is with us. i might ask kevin just to say a couple words about that. we will get on to a private meeting with kevin. maybe you could get a brief discussion about what we are talking about? >> thanks for having the members of the ways and means committee here today. peace through strength is a foreign policy networks, and it works best -- foreign policy that works, and it works best under a strong economy. today is about how we can strengthen america's economy even more. we think the best place to start is with america's families and small businesses. today we are talking about making permanent this tax removal. one, so they continue to grow. two, so we can add 1.5 million new jobs, then we can protect them from washington trying to steal back those hard-e

david: joining me is gina loudon and charlie kirk. thank you both for coming in.id, and what we just saw is the media is blaming him for using the i.c.e. issue for political gain when in fact it was the democrats that first suggested that i.c.e. should be disbanded. >> they are reaching. and they are so far down to the bottom of the barrel at this point that their hand has gone through it. if you think about it. if the democrats get their way on what they want to happen at the border. it will be anyone who wants to come in illegally can grab a kid on their way over. kidnap them as their free pass to get into america then be set free because they are a quote-unquote parent. no american is falling for this. dave require amazes me -- david: it amazes me. you wonder if the media is following democrats or the democrats following the mainstream media. the media is blaming pence for using i.c.e. as an issue with it was the democrats who began the whole thing. >> on july 4 you had an individual go up the statue of liberty with a huge abolish i.c.e. flag it's funny the dem

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gina loudon is back with us. i think this is an interesting time for president trump to be there. you have the people of england, there is a robbery in broad daylight to strip them of what they demand, a firm and solid exit from this relationship with the rest of europe with respects to brussels calling the shots. i think the will of the people is being disturbed and it's a shame. >> she has her own challenges with promises made, promises kept. when donald trump sits down with her, he'll try to show some sense in terms of her challenges and steering the ship in the right course. however, what he'll also say, while i understand, i also need an ally with respect to making sure that nato nations contribute amount they need to. and also with trade. they have to solve that and work that out which will complicate the matters for her. but i think they can find that delicate balance. charles: brexit was sold in part to the british people, we'll have brand-new trade relationships with economies that are growing. we won't

gina lowden. also with us, catalina. kathy, i want to ask you first.emocrats, do they think they are scoring points with the american people with instituting this persistent movement? does that really move their agenda? >> the march? the woman's marches? that is a good movement. this fringe movement with the abolish ice, what is going on there. no, americans are not siding with hats. >> jason: you of members of congress introducing that? >> it is a fringe moments. it's a fringe movements. i don't see that does the face of the party. it will be more moderate in november. no. >> jason: i don't see any harm. marching is the american way. it's a healthy thing. gina, we have been seeing people that's evan out there, abolish ice. i don't want any borders. saying they shouldn't even arrest people within a hundred miles. you get a free pass for a hundred miles. do you think that is resonating with the american people? >> [laughs] no. people like kathy are trying to deny what is really going on. let me ask you this. where's the outrage today for what happened o

which include all these are the areas where we believe isis affiliates continue to be brought need to gina struck a deal with the rebels the rebels are on their way to at least fifty five buses have already left for it to harm other than to get into it if so broadly the regime is going to be. having control of a large part of serbia leaving the kurdish controlled areas and. on trial for and thank you very much. protesters have hit again hit the streets in cities across iraq to mandating more jobs and better public services has now spread to the capital baghdad where crowds tried to storm the government district the rallies began two weeks ago in the southern city of basra growing in size and intensity so far it is nine people have died in clashes with security forces. at first the demands were simple clean water and electricity but for many of those protesting across iraq the problem is not only the lack of infrastructure but the politicians who have failed to provide it. we want to change of the politicians we no longer want just water and electricity it's a shame that we don't have simpl

whether it's gina or dan coats or any of them. we have tremendous people. we are tremendous talent within the agencies. i think they're being guided properly. and we all want the same thing. we're going to start a meeting on tax reductions. we're going to be pulting in a bill. kevin brady is with us. i might ask kevin to say a couple words about that and then we'll get back on to a private meeting. you could give a brief discussion about what we'll be talking about? >> yes, sir, mr. president. thank you for having me and members of the ways and means committee here today. you know, peace through strength is foreign policy that works. and works best when america has a strong economy. and under your leadership, house and senate republicans are delivering on both. today is about how we can strengthen america's economy even more and we think the best place to start is with america's middle class families and our small businesses. so we're here to talk to you about making permanent this tax relief. one, he can continue to grow. two, so we can add a million and a

shery: gina ortiz jones, thank you for being with us.he democratic candidate in texas's 23rd district. we will be back with more coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: let's get a quick check of the major averages. we are seeing u.s. docs continue to rally. the dow up .9%. we have trade tensions and signs they could be easing. speculation the chinese government could be toning down their response to president trump's paris threat. the s&p 500 up .8%. recouping some of yesterday's losses. still rebounding from its biggest decline in two weeks. tech industrials leading the gains and utilities are falling. energy also falling right now. of course today what had an impact was u.s. consumer prices. the dollar index declining. steady right now but the bloomberg dollar index is still down .2%. we have to keep in mind the volatility has been pretty muted despite all of these trade tensions and talk of more tariffs. the fix falling again today after -- the vix falling again today after a day of small gains. new session high in the morning trading

i wish i could disagree with dan and gina.ly, as democrat and as the patriot, i have to agree. this is ridiculous, counterproductive behavior. i wish they would just stop and act more like connor lam, the newly elected congressman from pennsylvania. he disavowed this behavior. most of all, approaching things with stability, grace and decency. putting america first. >> judge jeanine: gina, what you say to women who were confronted like this? it seems like it will not end? what if she was alone? she is with her boyfriend. if you are alone in a restaurant, what you say to a woman like this? >> i don't have answers for them other than i believe that this lies in the hands of the responsible party. for the g.o.p. office that was vandalized, i believe it was just this week, how about the dnc offers to pay for that? let's start extending some hands. the president has offered a path to citizenship for more than a million of the dreamers. how about the other side starts to offer a hand. we start to put together at least on the issues w

. >>> let's talk about all of this and more with gina sanchez you thought we would bring you on to talkbout trade what do you think about oil? the president going after it that's a big tax on the u.s. consumer >> it is the general rule of thumb is oil prices above 80 would be demand destructive. that's the price that opec will get concerned about. you really hit the nail on the head most of these issues are issues that are really out of control at this point. i think what opec is coming to realize is that they had their foot on the brake for two long in terms of production, now with the iran sanctions, coupled with libya and venezuela, then adding the outage in canada, all of those things adding up the u.s. and saudi cannot take up the slack by increasing production quickly enough. >> i didn't realize you were in los angeles where it's 2:06 a.m. god bless you. that's how good "worldwide exchange" is appreciate it. but, you know, you are out there in the driving capital of america, gas is already expensive. we're talking so much did trade tariffs which will not effect 99% of the country

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