Trump announced new 100% tariff on foreign film production in an effort to (supposedly) keep Hollywood productions in America. But the details are vague.
Do “foreign films” include anime and k-dramas? What about American produced films shot overseas? Will this help or hurt an already struggling Hollywood film industry?
Grab some popcorn… Here’s more from Clownfish TV.
Could we have panic and empty shelves in a month? Patara addresses those questions in a new edition of Appalachia’s Homestead. Young people worrying about the empty shelves need to heed the advice of their grandparents.
Set aside what you can, when you can. But don’t sweat what you can’t.
Warren Buffett, 94, shocked an arena full of his Berkshire Hathaway shareholders by announcing that he wants to retire at the end of the year.His 55 years of service at Berkshire Hathaway makes him the longest-running CEO at any S&P 500 company.
He made the announcement in Omaha, Nebraska. Buffett has a net worth pushing $170 billion, making him the fifth wealthiest individual in the world.
He also took the time to call out President Donald Trump as it relates to the ongoing tariff war. Buffett said that the U.S. shouldn’t use “trade as a weapon” and anger the world like President Trump has with his tariffs. Here’s more from LiveNow with Fox.
Tensions are escalating between India and Pakistan — growing more tense to the point that Pakistan is now threatening to strike India with nuclear missiles. Such a conflict could lead to World War III as Pakistan is aligned with Communist China, so it, too, could reign down terror on India.
Here, pundit Steve Quayle discusses the threat of war in a one-on-one conversation with Greg Hunter on USAWatchdog.com.
Quayle also expresses fears about the tariff conflicts now rumbling involving the United States, Canada, Europe and Communist China. While there’s still time to settle these disputes, the likelihood of real economic hardship increases the longer the disputes continue. At its worst, says Quayle, we could see empty store shelves across the United States in major retail outlets including Walmart, Home Depot and Lowe’s.
Quayle offers a few tips on how to survive such a calamity.
Canada’s Liberal Party was projected to win Monday’s House of Commons election, but they will hold a slimmer edge over the Conservative Party — which picked up more seats than the polling had projected.
At last count, the Liberals had taken or were leading for 165 seats while the Conservatives were ahead in the races for 147 seats. Three other parties also picked up more widely scattered seats — with the Bloc Québécois taking 23, the New Democratic Party 7 seats and the Green Party 1 seat. The seats –called ridings by the Canadians — still are subject to final tabulations, so minor adjustments remain possible.
Still, the count means Liberty Party won’t have an outright majority of 172 seats. How will they re-elect Mark Carney as Prime Minister? They will have to offer concessions to bring the Bloc Québécois, the New Democratic Party and the Green Party, or any combination of those parties, under the Liberal coalition.
Here, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre delivers his response after the dramatic Canadian election night. Poilievre, who led in the polls for much of the campaign, saw his advantage evaporate in the final days amid direct intervention from U.S. President Donald Trump, who renewed trade threats and provocatively suggested Canada become America’s 51st state. Poilievre forcefully rejected Trump’s remarks, declaring, “Canada will always be proud, sovereign and independent.” Throughout the campaign, Poilievre focused on affordability, crime, and the need for change, warning against a “fourth Liberal decade.”
In other words, it looks like Trump might have sapped the Conservatives. If so, he screwed the pooch. Certainly brash, but not too smart!
In this episode of Bongino Report: Early Edition, Evita Duffy covers President Donald Trump dismantling USAID, Canada retaliating against U.S. tariffs and Kanye West’s wife, Bianca Censori, making a nude appearance at the Grammys. Had USAID become the CIA’s piggy bank?
