Only a few officially listed
 

The EU, Australia, Vietnam, South Korea, Japan and Israel are all negotiating their differences. The rest aren’t mentioned much? Perhaps it’s all part of deal making.

Now everyone in the USA is going to be a doctor or a nurse. Gee, our problems are over. Lack of insight for the capabilities and ambition in America is quite common now. We are told over and over that we aren't able to do any and all the things we previously would do in a heart beat.

This is a huge problem in our country with this dialog being produced that we are no longer smart enough, hard-working enough, visionaries and on the whole, unable to care for ourselves. Now other countries need to take care of us, we've become idiots and lazy.

Maybe those of us who couldn't afford a college education but thought on our feet through life experiences, actually worked hard, cared for our families and added to society are becoming extinct. Too bad for America as we are then left with many portfolio carrying college graduates with little incentive for anything since they plan to get rich in the stock market.

Tariffs AND tax cuts, allong with some needed deregulation and bureaucratic red tape, WILL bring jobs back.
Additionally, our Nation will be more secure if we can again produce the equipment our military needs to protect us and our allies. Currently, for example, there is only one U.S. supplier of primers for bullets, and zero lead smelting plants.

What's funny is that due to bureaucratic over-regulation and constantly rising corporate taxes and cost of business is exactly WHY the referenced billionaires stopped employing U.S. workers and moved their operation to other countries.

I consider this more of an economic topic. This is an issue that is impacting the retirement funds of most of the people who live in TV. I hope we can keep it academic and not political.

"Hope Springs Eternal"----Alexander Pope

The only legitmate interests we had was to protect foreign sources of oil when we were not energy self sufficient.

We have absolutely no reason to have troops in Europe.

In 2014, Europe spent 1.3% of GDP, while we spent 3.7%. It has only been recently that they have boosted spending.

somebody has to make all of those robots, and machine tools and build the automated manufacturing sites, we can do that in America.
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Here's a headline from today's news: 70 Countries Respond to Trump

It shouldn't take too long to restore a level playing field.

In addition, I read that China dominates the global supply of raw tungsten required to make U.S. warships and tanks. U.S. currently produces 0% of its own tungsten. This must change.

Then the tariffs are not a punishment of other countries for making less expensive products but are actually arm twisting of the American public to buy American?

Buy American or we impose tariffs and tank your retirement accounts.

And if we can use the tariff income to offset tax breaks for billionaires then it’s a win-win.

Oh, yeah that makes sense. We can all get sick to boost our economic output. And the rest of the world is going to keep sending us all the stuff we use to manufacturer in exchange for dollars in which there is an infinite supply.

Get over what? I simply don't believe in the tooth fairy or think that a country can stay prosperous forever if it runs up trade deficits and government debt every year, decade after decade. Printing money doesn't count as manufacturing.

I think it is all fake news. They are just trying to crash the markets or manipulate the markets to grift money. Tariffs are coming out of your pocket.

Wharton didn’t start offering an MBA program until 1972, though it had been offering undergraduate business education since the 1880s. Trump has occasionally referred to his degree as an “undergraduate MBA” or implied its equivalent to an advanced degree, but factually, it’s a bachelor’s, not an MBA. His official bio sticks to the B.S. in Economics line.

Dumbest economic policies since Herbert Hoover (R) was President.

Who is "they" in this context?