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Canada and Mexico Flinch · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 1: The news, opinions, commentary, and interviews you need to start
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Speaker 1: your day. You're listening to The West Carrol Morning Show.
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Speaker 2: Tuesday morning, a fourth day, February. I'm Wes, thanks for
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Speaker 2: joining me. It's just hitting me that I'm like a
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Speaker 2: week away from a milestone birthday. It's coming up fast,
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Speaker 2: and it just kind of is sinking in that it's
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Speaker 2: just a week away. Here we are on a Tuesday morning,
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Speaker 2: zipping right along through this week, aren't we. Let's talk
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Speaker 2: a little bit about tariffs. You may have noticed people
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Speaker 2: became terriff experts very quickly. Everybody knew everything there was.
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Speaker 2: I was getting lectured about tariffs, not directly but indirectly
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Speaker 2: on social media by people who just overnight, in a
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Speaker 2: span of I don't know, twenty thirty minutes, got their
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Speaker 2: doctorate in teriffology. They knew everything there was to know,
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Speaker 2: everything you could possibly know, and spreading all of that information,
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Speaker 2: letting everyone know that they know everything that there is
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Speaker 2: to know about exactly how tariffs work and all of
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Speaker 2: the negatives that come with it. So this is a
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Speaker 2: couple of things that we're supposed to have already taken place,
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Speaker 2: but the President got some pretty significant wins. Yesterday by
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Speaker 2: hearing from the Mexican president and the Canadian Prime minister
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Speaker 2: almost got those two backwards. So basically it was supposed
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Speaker 2: to happen at midnight, the tariffs were supposed to kick in,
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Speaker 2: and there was a lot of back and forth in jockeying,
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Speaker 2: little bit of you know, gamesmanship, if you will. But
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Speaker 2: in the end, the president got the first step in
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Speaker 2: what he wants, which is some concessions coming from those
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Speaker 2: two leaders in those two countries. So there are a
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Speaker 2: few things that just to go into and I want
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Speaker 2: to make it very clear, I'm not a terifologist. I
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Speaker 2: don't know all the ins and outs of it. This
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Speaker 2: is well and truly above my pay grade to fully
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Speaker 2: understand all of the benefits and all of the negatives that.
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Speaker 3: Go with it.
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Speaker 2: What I can tell you is that we have a
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Speaker 2: president who believes in the mission in front of him.
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Speaker 2: He believes in what he told the American people that
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Speaker 2: he would do if they elected him, and he believes
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Speaker 2: that part of getting the things done that he needs
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Speaker 2: to do to honor his word. And I mean he's
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Speaker 2: just weeks into office, three weeks into office to do this,
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Speaker 2: He's basically saying these are things that I need to do,
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Speaker 2: These are boxes that need to be checked, these are
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Speaker 2: things that I need to get done.
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Speaker 3: Is it two weeks or three weeks?
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Speaker 2: Anyway he weeks into office, we're in the third I
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Speaker 2: guess if I'm doing the math correctly on that. So
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Speaker 2: here's here's what here's what we know. We know that
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Speaker 2: he's never been afraid to stand up to a world leader, right,
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Speaker 2: He's never been afraid to say, uh, this is what
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Speaker 2: I want from you, and this is how I'm going
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Speaker 2: to get it. And by laying down some I mean
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Speaker 2: you can call them threats. There's people that find it,
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Speaker 2: you know, uncomfortable, But this is someone This is art
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Speaker 2: of the deal, baby. This is somebody who knows how
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Speaker 2: to negotiate. This is someone who knows how to lay
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Speaker 2: things down and say, look, here's our side of this.
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Speaker 2: Here's what we're going to do if you don't come
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Speaker 2: around on what we need you to come around on.
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Speaker 2: All of the Everything wasn't worked out yesterday, but a
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Speaker 2: thirty day pause on the tariffs going into place means
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Speaker 2: that they have a month to actually work through some
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Speaker 2: of this and see if everybody can come a little
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Speaker 2: closer to shaking hands and moving on. What I find
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Speaker 2: interesting is, you know this turned into you know, specifically
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Speaker 2: the Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. He's lame duck, he's
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Speaker 2: he doesn't have much time left, but he basically gave
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Speaker 2: a speech to the people of Canada. Hey, we have
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Speaker 2: some great products here and for us, we should stop,
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Speaker 2: you know, consuming or using products that come from America.
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Speaker 2: We need to focus on our great Canadian products and
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Speaker 2: Canadian beers and not American beers. And we need to
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Speaker 2: focus on all things that are Canada and buy Canadian.
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Speaker 2: Let's stick within our own borders. When you're going to
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Speaker 2: go on vacation, when you're going to travel, go see
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Speaker 2: all of the great things in Canada. As they you
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Speaker 2: know famously from that song they have rocks and trees,
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Speaker 2: trees and rocks, rocks and trees, trees and rocks, rocks
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Speaker 2: and trees, trees and rocks, rocks and trees, trees and
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Speaker 2: rocks and water. That's what they have in Canada. It's
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Speaker 2: a great song. And I want to be let me
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Speaker 2: give a full disclosure on this as well, because I
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Speaker 2: want to make sure that everybody understands this. I am
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Speaker 2: married to an amazing Australian American. She she she immigrated,
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Speaker 2: she's now a citizen in America. She came from Australia.
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Speaker 2: Her mother, my mother in law, is a Canadian Australian.
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Speaker 2: So I'm not in any way disparaging or disrespecting anything
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Speaker 2: to do with with Canada. I want to be clear
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Speaker 2: on that. Okay, there's nothing that I'm mocking about Canada,
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Speaker 2: and I have have to be I have to be
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Speaker 2: uh be clear on that. So that that song, the
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Speaker 2: song lyrics, and I'm not singing it, but arrogant worms.
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Speaker 2: By the way, look it up. It's great. It's great
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Speaker 2: fun song. It looks like it'd be really fun to
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Speaker 2: hear him do it live. Uh. So that's what he
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Speaker 2: told him. Let's go out and let's enjoy all of
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Speaker 2: the great things that we have to see in Canada
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Speaker 2: and our and our products and and just let's just
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Speaker 2: focus on Canada. I can remember anytime our now president
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Speaker 2: and former president in the two terms, anytime anybody talks
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Speaker 2: about him and how when he talks about you know,
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Speaker 2: American exceptionalism, when he talks about you know, buying American
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Speaker 2: products and using American products and doing things, you know American,
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Speaker 2: and people go, that's so dangerous, that's so dangerous. This
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Speaker 2: nationalism that they're talking about, that's dangerous. Nobody said that.
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Speaker 2: I didn't hear a single person at all talk about
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Speaker 2: Justin Trudeau's nationalism. For you should be able to do
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Speaker 2: things within your borders, you should be able to protect
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Speaker 2: your borders. You should be able to buy products from
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Speaker 2: your own country. I can tell you this, if if
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Speaker 2: tariffs from country where we're bringing in goods gives American
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Speaker 2: companies a better opportunity and advantage and helps them, and
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Speaker 2: the same goes the other way for Canada. I mean,
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Speaker 2: I'm not necessarily saying that this should Everybody shouldn't benefit
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Speaker 2: from the way that imports are done. I mean, obviously,
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Speaker 2: speaking as an American who would love for taxes to
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Speaker 2: go down, which is what Trump has promised with the
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Speaker 2: tariffs eventually and he's working on that, I'd love for
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Speaker 2: prices to go down. And everybody was screaming, oh my gosh,
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Speaker 2: tomorrow the prices of everything is going to be sky high,
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Speaker 2: breaking news. It's already sky high. It's insane. During the
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Speaker 2: winter storm event, people bought every egg in the entire
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Speaker 2: city all of the eggs were gone unless you're buying it,
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Speaker 2: you know, from a local farmer, which that's great if
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Speaker 2: you're doing that, or somebody that you know around the
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Speaker 2: corner that has chickens and you're you know, buying them
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Speaker 2: from maw ingles. That's rate. That's I'm for it. Hey,
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Speaker 2: that's as buying as local as you can get right
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Speaker 2: there without being accused of being promoting nationalism. So the
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Speaker 2: eggs disappeared, people were, you know, they were just you know,
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Speaker 2: the snow started coming down, and people were scrambling those eggs. Man,
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Speaker 2: they could not make enough eggs, frying them, boiling them,
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Speaker 2: poaching them already said scrambling, but they man, cheese eggs,
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Speaker 2: non cheese eggs. Man, they were tearing those eggs up,
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Speaker 2: egg sandwiches, egg kebobs. I don't know. My point cob
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Speaker 2: salad with eggs. My point is the eggs all just disappeared.
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Speaker 2: And people said, oh my gosh, the eggs are they're
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Speaker 2: disappearing because of the bird flu. It's not because of
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Speaker 2: the storm. And I said, well, it's just weird timing
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Speaker 2: because I'm just convinced that while my kids and I
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Speaker 2: are out making snow angels and making snow men. People
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Speaker 2: are just boy, they are just they got the they
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Speaker 2: got the beater, you know, the whisk and they're just
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Speaker 2: they're getting those eggs scrambled up ready to cook them.
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Speaker 2: So now they've appeared back in stores and everybody's like,
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Speaker 2: oh man, eggs are so ex but the prices are
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Speaker 2: going up because of everything's expensive. We've gone through this
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Speaker 2: eggs up and down. Things. Sometimes it'll be a you know,
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Speaker 2: a bird flu, and then sometimes it's just because of
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Speaker 2: inflation in general, and so it's expensive. Every everything is
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Speaker 2: still expensive. And when we start talking about and this
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Speaker 2: is what I think is so insane, and people will
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Speaker 2: buy it because they just want to support their side.
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Speaker 2: They see things either through red or through blue glasses,
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Speaker 2: and in this case the blue glasses. During the Biden administration,
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Speaker 2: they said, sure, inflation went up, but it's coming back down.
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Speaker 2: And then now I say it's down lower than it
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Speaker 2: was before. It's so low. It's not lower than it
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Speaker 2: was when Trump left office. But you can make the
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Speaker 2: case sure the rate of inflation did get back down.
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Speaker 2: But the problem is all that period of time that
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Speaker 2: the rate of inflation was so much higher, like record
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Speaker 2: high levels of inflation. Prices went up, prices aren't coming
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Speaker 2: back down, and they don't typically come back down. There's
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Speaker 2: ways that some of that can work itself out, but
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Speaker 2: until until the drilling starts. And I know people are
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Speaker 2: making their Oh well, they already have the opportunity to
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Speaker 2: drill and they're not drilling. But we've got to start
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Speaker 2: exporting some of that. But again that's another conversation. The
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Speaker 2: point is it is expensive and tariffs making it a
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Speaker 2: little bit more expensive. And folks on the left said.
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Speaker 3: Oh my gosh. Trump said he was going to bring
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Speaker 3: the prices down and now he's making them go up again,
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Speaker 3: and I can't believe.
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Speaker 2: And what did we get told for three years? Prices
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Speaker 2: have to go up. These greedy companies are taken advantage
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Speaker 2: of you, but they have to go up some so
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Speaker 2: that we can get our agenda passed and push our
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Speaker 2: Inflation Reduction Act, which is really a Green New Deal.
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Speaker 1: Bill.
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Speaker 2: We have to be able to do that. So yeah,
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Speaker 2: it's going to be tough for a little while, but
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Speaker 2: we'll get it back down. And it's so disingenuous because
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Speaker 2: the reality is, no, the rate of inflation has gone down,
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Speaker 2: but the prices haven't gone down yet. And the things
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Speaker 2: that Trump is pledging to do to try to help
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Speaker 2: those prices go down, it's not something that happens overnight.
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Speaker 2: This isn't something that's magically going to change. So the
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Speaker 2: things that Trump wants to get done with these tariffs
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Speaker 2: are things that would take a year, maybe two years normally.
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Speaker 2: He's trying to push things through quickly, and he's flexing.
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Speaker 2: He's flexing. That's what he's doing. I mean, it's Hulk
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Speaker 2: Hogan standing in the ring when he comes out and
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Speaker 2: he's doing the pose down and he's putting cup in
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Speaker 2: his hand to his ear, waiting on the cheers. I mean,
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Speaker 2: that's what he's doing. This is a bodybuilding event, and
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Speaker 2: he's out there flexing, and he's trying to tell these
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Speaker 2: other world leaders, look, there's things that I need to
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Speaker 2: get done, and I need to get them done quickly,
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Speaker 2: and I'm going to use all of these things to
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Speaker 2: help accomplish all of the things I promised people that
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Speaker 2: I would do if I was elected, and getting prices
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Speaker 2: down ultimately is one of those goals. But he was
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Speaker 2: prepared to sacrifice just a little bit for a little while. No,
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Speaker 2: we wouldn't have had the Coronas, and no, we wouldn't
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Speaker 2: have had the Moulsons. We would have been forced to
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Speaker 2: sacrifice being able to have the Crown royals or whatever. Look,
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Speaker 2: Trump was prepared for all of that, but I also
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Speaker 2: think he was prepared for what ultimately happened. Yesterday he
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Speaker 2: got two phone calls, Hey, we need to talk. We
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Speaker 2: got to talk before midnight. We need to work out something.
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Speaker 2: And they were able to get something temporarily worked out.
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Speaker 2: So basically, you know, getting a little bit of extra
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Speaker 2: protection along the borders from those two countries. Great, working
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Speaker 2: hard to prevent a fentanyl from coming in, Yes, that's
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Speaker 2: part of this, and trying to come up with whatever
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Speaker 2: the long term solution is. They've got thirty days to
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Speaker 2: figure it out and then hopefully it doesn't come down
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Speaker 2: to the wire that time, and then we have to
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Speaker 2: repeat this process of oh.
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Speaker 3: My gosh, I know everything about tariffs, and I'm going
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Speaker 3: to go to social media to tell you everything about tariffs,
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Speaker 3: because you know, they do instantly become experts.
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Speaker 2: right after the break. All right, so some folks participated
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Speaker 2: in dry January, an attempt I guess to recover from
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Speaker 2: some of the celebratory activities and parties and things that
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Speaker 2: come through the holidays. So if you did dry January
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Speaker 2: or felt a need to do dry January and at
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Speaker 2: least made an effort to do it, there's always another
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Speaker 2: and maybe you didn't make it through. There's always another
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Speaker 2: opportunity to detox from something. And the latest I didn't
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Speaker 2: hear of this one last year, So as far as
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Speaker 2: I'm concerned, it's new, but maybe it's been going on
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Speaker 2: for a while, but it is Phone Free February, challenging
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Speaker 2: you to go without your phone for the month of February.
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Speaker 2: The idea is to drastically reduce your phone usage, particularly
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Speaker 2: when it comes to social media, and examine your relationship
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Speaker 2: with your phone. Basically, if you can be off your
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Speaker 2: phone completely, that's ideal. Otherwise, use your phones for essential
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Speaker 2: use only. The Global Solidarity Foundation, the organization behind the challenge, says,
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Speaker 2: while phones help us achieve many important tasks, they are
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Speaker 2: also designed to keep us hooked. This highly addictive design
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Speaker 2: has us checking our phones on average of two hundred
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Speaker 2: and twenty one times every day. I'm just trying to decide,
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Speaker 2: so what constitutes essential use. I mean obviously making phone
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Speaker 2: calls to you know, work, related phone calls would be essential,
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Speaker 2: family related phone calls or essential communication I think would
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Speaker 2: count as essential when it comes to using the phone.
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Speaker 2: I don't know that text messages fall under their category
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Speaker 2: of essential. And I don't know that looking up you
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Speaker 2: know the name of that guy who was in that thing,
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Speaker 2: because that's another thing that we use our phones for
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Speaker 2: a lot. Or figuring out the title of a song.
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Speaker 2: As you walk into a building and a song's playing
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Speaker 2: and you think, I need to know the name of
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Speaker 2: this song. I need to know it right now before
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Speaker 2: it stops playing, and you use your phone for that.
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Speaker 2: I don't know if that counts as essential. Maybe that
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Speaker 2: would be one of those phone free things that you
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Speaker 2: should do without and maybe learn to remember the title
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Speaker 2: of the song. Anyway, all right, you probably need a vacation.
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Speaker 2: You probably left some vacation days on the books last year.
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Speaker 2: And they say, according to a study done at the
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Speaker 2: University of Georgia, and who's going to argue with that,
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Speaker 2: that taking time off is crucial to your well being.
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Speaker 2: The study found that taking a vacation offers even greater
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Speaker 2: boost to your well being than once believed, with benefits
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Speaker 2: lasting for weeks after you return However, to get the
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Speaker 2: most out of the benefits, it is crucial to completely
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Speaker 2: unplug from work during your break. No checking emails, no
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Speaker 2: quick catch up communications. Mentally, detaching from work is what's required. Also,
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Speaker 2: researchers found that how you vacation matters. Engaging in physical
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Speaker 2: activities like swimming and hiking during your vacation offers more
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Speaker 2: positive benefits than just lounging in a chair. Also, the
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Speaker 2: more time off that you can take, the better. Researchers
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Speaker 2: found that longer vacations led to bigger improvements and well being.
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Speaker 2: They also recommend buffer days before and after the trip,
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Speaker 2: days before so that you can pack and get ready
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Speaker 2: without stress, and then days after you get back to
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Speaker 2: help ease the transition back into your work schedule. I'm
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Speaker 2: a strong advocate even for the mental health days, and
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Speaker 2: I know that not all employers are big fans of that,
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Speaker 2: but I think you should be able to, you know, sparingly,
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Speaker 2: just say, look, I need a mental health day. I
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Speaker 2: need a day just so that I can detach and
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Speaker 2: get back at this tomorrow. It's been busy. I have
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Speaker 2: the days. I'm taking it as a day off and
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Speaker 2: as a sick day. If you will. I'm an advocate
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Speaker 2: for that. I think people should be able.
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Speaker 1: To do that.
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Speaker 2: So we got Super Bowl coming up on Sunday and
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Speaker 2: a lot of people will be doing parties and probably
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Speaker 2: again celebrating that it's not dry January anymore. I don't know,
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Speaker 2: but for folks that are probably going to have a
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Speaker 2: little little bit too much to drink. Experts say that
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Speaker 2: eating cheese is a way to help prevent a hangover
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Speaker 2: as you go to work on Monday.
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Speaker 3: After the super Bowl.
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Speaker 2: They really need to get this lined up with the
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Speaker 2: President's Day weekend. I think, don't They just need one
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Speaker 2: more week and then that's it. Everybody can have the
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Speaker 2: day off the day after. Doctor Nina Chendrescaran, a pulmonary
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Speaker 2: critical care doctor, shares in a viral TikTok post that
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Speaker 2: the secret to dodging a hangover might be a cheese plate.
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Speaker 2: She advises that before you start sipping on the cocktails,
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Speaker 2: munch on cheese, which is high in protein, fat, and
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Speaker 2: complex carbs. It can coach your stomach, slowing down alcohol
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Speaker 2: absorption and help your body metabolize it better. She also
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Speaker 2: says that cheese is high in B vitamins and calcium,
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Speaker 2: which can be depleted from your body when you're drinking,
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Speaker 2: and cheese can even protect your liver from damage, so
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Speaker 2: cheese may lessen your hangover. She also goes on to
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Speaker 2: say no alcohol is better than any alcohol. I mean,
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Speaker 2: that's the preferred method according to her as the expert,
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Speaker 2: So keep that in mind. That'll do it for this
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