Tariffs

[WeAAsles]

Now we get to see what products become more expensive and which ones don’t. Otherwise pre market is up nicely on the news that there are a lot of exemptions on chip Tariffs.

 

[KCFlyer]

Now we get to see what products become more expensive and which ones don’t. Otherwise pre market is up nicely on the news that there are a lot of exemptions on chip Tariffs.

The market might be up, but folks will need that increase in their investments in order to pay more. Because again...when it comes to tariffs, a win for Trump costs Americans.

 

[WeAAsles]

About 59525 pounds are used to manufacture a Boeing 737. That is about 27 metric tons.

1.9 million metric tons of aluminium comes out to be about 70,370 737 jets.

There are not that many 737's on planet Earth.

So again, I think we will be fine but, by all means, just keep throwing gas on the flame of your stupidity.


Here's a funny one for you..... all those jobs corporate America and the government said Americans would not do seem to be getting more applications than they have positions available.

Here is another funny one for you..... work visas are a thing. We don't have to tolerate violation of our borders. We can bring in a temporary legal workforce.


Jumping from $2100 to $30,000 is not an overstatement, it is 14 times the amount.

This is just another example of you delving into the fantastic and the absurd to push your nonsensical point.

You say ridiculous things because they sound good in your head without actually knowing what the hell you are talking about.

Google is a thing.... use it.


So you CAN do math..... I was starting to wonder.

Yes you are right, every little bit adds up.

So why are you OK with the United States being the victim of a very obviously one sided trade deal?

July 28, 2025
Aircraft and aviation parts will be exempt from tariffs under the U.S.-European Union trade agreement announced on Sunday by President Donald Trump and European Commission President Ursula Von der Leyen. From August 1, most other EU imports to the U.S. will be subject to a 15% tariff, but a 50% tariff will be charged on aluminum and steel.

Both NBAA and GAMA welcomed the “zero-for-zero” agreement for the aerospace sector, with both organizations having lobbied the Trump administration on this point. The exemption mirrors the terms previously agreed in a trade deal between the U.S. and the UK in late June.

NBAA welcomed what it characterized as a return to the 1979 Agreement on Trade in Civil Aircraft. The industry group said it has resulted in a $104 billion trade surplus for U.S. companies and the creation of 1.8 million American jobs.

“This decision restores a level playing field on trade, allowing for further innovation in aerospace, securing America’s global aerospace safety leadership, and growing the exceptional trade surplus the U.S. has enjoyed in this sector for decades.”

U.S.-EU Trade Deal Spares Aircraft and Aviation Parts from Tariffs | AIN

Agreement avoids 15% tariffs that go into effect for other products on August 1

www.ainonline.com

 

[WeAAsles]

I suspect MSDNC’s Morning Joe covers those tough hitting liberal questions to Scott Bessant on the Tariffs.

Putting trade in America's favor: Treasury Secretary on new Trump tariffs

After months of delays and extensions, President Donald Trump’s comprehensive and sweeping tariffs slate took effect Thursday just after midnight ET, shifting his global trade reset into high gear. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent joins Morning Joe to discuss.

www.msnbc.com

 

[Dog Wonder]

I’m sure you will keep yourself updated on the latest goobersmooching techniques.

 

[WeAAsles]

 

[WeAAsles]

And the reality is the Trump Administration is doing many of the same things that President Millei is doing. Trump is just getting ahead of the curve before America collapses into austerity.

 

[WeAAsles]

 

[WeAAsles]

Excellent read for the doom and gloom naysayers.

 

[WeAAsles]

It’s definitely better right now to be in the workforce than be retired and on a fixed income. $1174.00 increase since Trump took office.

 

[Dog Wonder]

Anyone who provides facts to the contrary will be immediately fired.

Go to work Roadkill. Trump needs your money, to give the super rich and retirees tax breaks.

 

[KCFlyer]

Anyone who provides facts to the contrary will be immediately fired.

Go to work Roadkill. Trump needs your money, to give the super rich and retirees tax breaks.

He consistently cites Trump administration officials to "prove" their point. And we have seen what happens to administration officials when they provide data that doesn't reflect what they see in their rose colored glasses. And I honestly believe that within a week, we will hear Karoline Leavitt explaining how Trump actuallly DID cut drug prices by 1500%

 

[delldude]

I’m sure you will keep yourself updated on the latest goobersmooching techniques.

Who yall' callin' a goober?

 

[Dog Wonder]

What am I calling a goober.

 

[KCFlyer]

July 28, 2025
Aircraft and aviation parts will be exempt from tariffs under the U.S.-European Union trade agreement announced on Sunday by President Donald Trump and European Commission President Ursula Von der Leyen. From August 1, most other EU imports to the U.S. will be subject to a 15% tariff, but a 50% tariff will be charged on aluminum and steel.

Both NBAA and GAMA welcomed the “zero-for-zero” agreement for the aerospace sector, with both organizations having lobbied the Trump administration on this point. The exemption mirrors the terms previously agreed in a trade deal between the U.S. and the UK in late June.

NBAA welcomed what it characterized as a return to the 1979 Agreement on Trade in Civil Aircraft. The industry group said it has resulted in a $104 billion trade surplus for U.S. companies and the creation of 1.8 million American jobs.

“This decision restores a level playing field on trade, allowing for further innovation in aerospace, securing America’s global aerospace safety leadership, and growing the exceptional trade surplus the U.S. has enjoyed in this sector for decades.”

U.S.-EU Trade Deal Spares Aircraft and Aviation Parts from Tariffs | AIN

Agreement avoids 15% tariffs that go into effect for other products on August 1

www.ainonline.com

So it took someone other than "the great negotiator" to see an unintended consequence. NOW....wil they do that for the auto industry? Because what Trump might be overlooking is that car manufacturers source parts from our newest enemy, Canada. And American built Honda's also use Canadian AND Japanese sources. I would love to hear Trump describe a "global economy"