You know, there's a widget from Japan, there's steel from China.
There's so many different things that go into even just a car from so many different countries that a tariff on one of those is going to raise the price astronomically.
And I think that you hit on a point here that we the trade imbalance that Trump talks about a lot is concerning and it does need to be addressed.
But I think Republicans and Democrats alike on the Hill and a lot of economists as well are worried that this sort of your curial approach to tariffs that Trump is approaching, this kind of hodgepodge, using it as a strong-arm real estate negotiating tactic and then following through with it is not necessarily the way to do that.
You know, we're going to learn a lot more about the fallout from those later this afternoon once Trump starts signing those executive orders, levying those tariffs.