KERNEN: How much inflation pain are we gonna be willing to take if China hits us right back with tariffs? LUTNICK: Inflation comes from govt printing more money

KERNEN: How much inflation pain are we gonna be willing to take if China hits us right back with tariffs?

LUTNICK: Inflation comes from govt printing more money

KERNEN: You don’t think it comes from tariffs?

LUTNICK: No. Tariffs do not, do not, do not create inflation! This… pic.twitter.com/iI1FRYQnto

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KERNEN: You don’t think it comes from tariffs? LUTNICK: No. Tariffs do not, do not, do not create inflation! This concept is just ppl whining and complaining

KERNEN: How much inflation pain are we gonna be willing to take if China hits us back with tariffs? LUTNICK: Inflation comes from the government printing money. KERNEN: You don’t think tariffs contribute to inflation? LUTNICK: No. Tariffs do not, do not, do not create inflation! This concept is just people whining and complaining. KERNEN: So, when businesses pay more for imported goods, and they pass those costs on to consumers… that’s not inflation? LUTNICK: No, no, no. That’s just the market adjusting. KERNEN: Adjusting? Like when the U.S. slapped tariffs on steel, and American manufacturers had to raise prices, lay off workers, and shut down plants? LUTNICK: That’s different. KERNEN: How? You’re saying businesses can absorb extra costs without raising prices? That’s… not how markets work. LUTNICK: It’s about being strong against China. KERNEN: So you admit consumers will pay for it, but you’re okay with that because it “looks tough”? LUTNICK: I think Americans should be willing to pay a little more to beat China. KERNEN: A little more? So far, every tariff war has raised prices, lost jobs, and hurt small businesses more than it’s hurt China. How much are you personally willing to pay? LUTNICK: Well, it’s about principles. KERNEN: Right. Because it’s always regular Americans paying the price—never the billionaires pushing the policy.

• If a tariff raises the price of cars imported from Canada, it doesn’t raise the price of bread. Devaluing the currency by printing more raises the price for everything. One of those is inflation, one is just an extra tax that can be gone next week.
• Lutnick is correct. When the price is too high, we just won’t buy. We’ll either start making it here or work with countries with fair tariffs. It’s called capitalism and supply and demand.

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