➡ Trump’s tariffs may cause short-term economic issues, but they’re necessary to prevent a total economic collapse in the U.S. as the AI revolution grows. If we don’t bring manufacturing back to the U.S., countries currently producing our goods will have an advantage in the future economy. Despite AI advancements, many jobs can only be done by humans. Economists were wrong about the temporary impact of price increases, and the national debt per taxpayer is now over $323,000 due to wasteful spending by both Democrats and Republicans.

Trump’s tariffs are causing economic turmoil, and the Democrats are thrilled. One more thing in the endless list of things for them to complain about. And yes, the 25% tariff on automobiles made in foreign countries will raise the price of those vehicles $10,000, $15,000. But the uncomfortable truth is that we need to go through some short term, which actually could be several years, economic pain in order to prevent the complete collapse of the United States. Because the AI revolution is now heating up and it’s going to rapidly take off. And if we don’t bring manufacturing back to the United States, then the third world countries that are manufacturing our products that used to be American made are going to be the ones that have a leg up in the future economy.

No matter how sophisticated AI gets or how fancy the robots are that are running it, they’re still not going to be able to replicate countless tasks that only the human hands and human body can do in the manufacturing industries, as well as the trades. No robot is going to be able to get under your sink and change the garbage disposal or fix your toilet or climb up and trim a tree like a human tree trimmer or paint a house. As the AI revolution heats up, those kinds of jobs may very well be the next doctors and lawyers while countless white collar jobs are going to probably disappear.

So while we’re seeing countless headlines like this, Donald Trump is crashing the economy. One thing we do know for sure, these same economists were 100% wrong about Biden’s administration. Anonymous call all these things transitory effects. These one-time increases in prices are likely to have only transitory effects on inflation. There will be transitory impacts as it relates to inflation. I believe it’s transitory. Temporary transitory impact. In the end, it will be transitory. These inflation rises will be transitory. Well, we all know how that turned out. Housing prices have doubled, rent has skyrocketed, the cost of food has skyrocketed in conjunction with shrinkflation.

So not only are we paying more, we’re getting less. But over a dozen economic geniuses said that Biden’s Build Back Better plan is going to fix everything. Today, 15 recipients of the Nobel Prize in economics released a letter in support of the president’s Build Back Better plan, including four Nobel Prize winners, recently highlighted in an open letter. 17 Nobel laureates who have conveyed this will help address inflation. 13 Nobel laureates in economics. We’re all wrong again. Now, I’m obviously not an economist. I’m a media analyst. If you’re new to my channel, subscribe here and stay tuned for more.

And Donald Trump may not be able to right this ship. We are on an economic Titanic. I mean, just look at the national debt per taxpayer. It’s over $323,000, which before the Biden administration was a mortgage on a nice house in most parts of the country. So now every single one of us owes the equivalent of a mortgage because the Democrats and Republicans for generations have been wasting our money. That’s why Doge was created to try to, well, prevent the Titanic from sinking. I don’t want to be a pessimist, but this country’s economy has been a house of cards for a long, long time, and it is going to take a miracle to save it.

But Americans learned this week that Democrat Senator Cory Booker from New Jersey, who looks like Mr. Potato Head’s twin brother, has perhaps the worst case of Trump deranged syndrome in the entire country because he stood up in the Senate chamber and complained about President Trump for over 24 hours straight, a new record. Usually this would be called a filibuster when there is debate about pending legislation and somebody stands up and starts complaining about it in order to delay the vote so that people can then hear the issues with it and encourage them to contact their legislatures and then encourage them to either vote for it or against it.

But in this case, there was no pending legislation being debated. Cory Booker just decided to go on down to the Senate floor and just start complaining about President Trump and complaining and complaining and complaining. We’re literally over 24 hours straight. Here’s just a small sample of some of his amazing insights. Why would you do this, moron? To call to the conscience of this nation to say I will not stand for another American to lose their healthcare for a billionaire. I won’t stand for the air quality in my community to be worse because we’re letting polluters pollute more.

I won’t stand for the collective assaults on the Constitution. Well, I think we’ve heard more than enough. And in about three seconds, the entire country will have forgotten all about his little speech, despite his amazing new record, except for pollster Frank Luntz, who is wearing a toupee that looks like he bought from Walmart and he had this to say. And I want to emphasize what Cory Booker did over the last 24 hours may have changed the course of political history. I watched a lot of it. I listened to words. I listened to phrases, how he presents himself.

Did he criticize Donald Trump? Of course he did. But he struck the kind of tone that grassroots Democrats are looking for. He gave them a reason to fight. He gave them a reason to stand up and say, this is my country too. Wrong again, Frank Duntz. Nobody cared. Anybody who happened to tune in to any liberal news networks that were checking in on Cory Booker’s ongoing speech heard the same kind of rantings that they would hear as they’re passing some crazy homeless person on the side of the street. In Black Fragility news, John Boyega, the guy who played the Black Stormtrooper in the last three Star Wars episodes, is still upset that there weren’t enough Black people in the movies.

Let me tell you, Star Wars always had the vibe of being in the most whitest elite space. Like, this is a franchise that’s so white that it’s like a Black person existing in that was something. And you can always tell it something when some Star Wars fans try to say, well, you know, we had Lando Calrissian and had Sammy L. Jackson. It’s like telling me how many cookie chips are on the cookie dough. I’m like, bruv, they just scattered that in there, bro. Don’t worry, bro. I’m sure if Netflix gets the rights and does a Star Wars reboot, Luke Skywalker will be Black.

When I first saw this clip circulating this week, I thought that somebody just resurfaced it and it went viral again. And I just missed it from years ago when the films first came out. But it is new. It’s from a new documentary on Apple Plus about Black men in Hollywood. Great Frankly, sir, if this upsets you so much, then maybe you should move to Africa and make movies over there. I’m Mark Dice. Thanks for watching. Subscribe to my channel for new here. Be sure to check back on a regular basis. Stay tuned, and I will see you soon.

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