Beijing’s grip on the Western hemisphere is ending. The Venezuelan socialists have been routed. Cuba is on life support.
The fake news is the enemy of the people. 2020 is not over yet. Learn to interpret double meanings.
Why is steel so important? How about the rare earth elements from Greenland? Also in this edition: Virginia rigged, JFK Jr., and meet new Navy chief Hung Cao.
Welcome to The Great Awakening. Pray! Here’s more from And We Know.
Enough is enough. The raid in Venezuela signified that the United States would no longer be terrorized from rogue nations within the Western hemisphere. The drug running must end. The election thievery must end. The Communist Chinese suppliers and instigators must leave.
We are now seeing the uncovering of just how much corruption has occurred, robbing the United States worldwide. The Democrats and Rino Republicans never squawked so long as they received their dirty kickbacks. The corruption at the the top has spread like cancer. But now, Beijing’s grip is slipping. And sliding away.
Why is steel so important? How do we counteract the lying leftists in the fake news? Is the storm upon us? Pray! Here’s more from And We Know.
President Donald Trump wants to make America whole again. He is righting inequities in foreign trade, in the health industry, and in the skies. The past few days have seen monumental changes designed to do that.
* The new trade agreement with Great Britain is projected to increase American exports by $5 billion, mostly agricultural products like beef and ethanol, but also aerospace equipment, including Boeing jets.
President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced a new trade deal between the United States and Great Britain. This is the first agreement Trump has signed since he enacted sweeping tariffs in April.
United Kingdom Prime Minister Keri Starmer was put on a speaker phone for the announcement and called it a “really fantastic, historic day” coinciding with the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II. Not all of the particulars are known at this time. But British automobiles and steel will receive substantial tariff cutbacks compared to what’s being charged for the same products coming from other countries. Meanwhile, Great Britain has agreed to remove barriers that had previously discouraged American imports.
Great Britain is the 9th largest trading partner for the United States. The question now becomes: Will this agreement lead quickly to others, involving the remaining 170 or so nations worldwide. The more deals that can be quickly reached, the less likelihood of empty store shelves and supply chain breakdowns. Here, Steve Turley calls the deal “a bigger victory than you could imagine.”
President Donald Trump isn’t buckling. If they hadn’t already surmised, the Communist Chinese have learned America is not for sale. We will not be surrendering our national economy to the Chinese Communist Party, nor allowing traitors to dictate how we conduct international trade. Yes, we will likely lose billions of dollars worth of trade from China, but we will turn to India, Indonesia, Vietnam, South Korea and Japan to offset the differences.
Tech and steel will come into play, as well as pharmaceuticals. Comms are everywhere. Pray! Here’s more from And We Know.
That, pretty much sums up Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s views on the new round of trade tariffs being imposed by the administration of President Donald Trump. Wall Street has enjoyed bumper profits, but Main Street has suffered over the past 20 years, particularly as imports from Communist China has flooded the marketplace.
Now, the United States will begin to rebuild its industrial and manufacturing industries, focusing on those industries that have been shown to have supply-side problems. Those include pharmaceuticals, semiconductors, steel and ship building, all of which raise flags as national security issues.
Here, Bessent talks over the tariffs with Tucker Carlson.
President Donald Trump is fulfilling yet another campaign promise by imposing steel and aluminum tariffs and pushing for further trade renegotiation around the world. While those interested in the principle of “free trade,” business leaders, globalist politicians, the mainstream media attempt to galvanize the pubic against President Trump – Stefan Molyneux breaks down both side of the complicated issue.
Dick Morris says the stiff opposition that Trump is meeting to his proposed tariffs is likely coming from advisors and government officials with close business ties to China. These people not only have partners to protect, but also presumably personal income at stake.
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