Ep. 65 - Jesus in the Morning Radio Talk Show/​New Things with A New President

Trump is digging in on his plan to impose tariffs on every country. In social media posts today and remarks to reporters over the weekend, the president defended his proposal and gave no signs of changing course. Tariffs will also be on the agenda when Benjamin Netanyahu meets with Trump at the White House this afternoon. The Israeli prime minister said he'll be seeking tariff relief during the meeting. U.S. stock futures plunged today as traders continue to pull their money out of the stock market due to President Donald Trump's aggressive and sweeping tariffs — a sign that the multiday losses from last week are likely to extend into today's trading. JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said in a letter to shareholders that the tariffs will raise prices on domestic and imported goods and slow economic growth, a reversal from his comments earlier this year downplaying concerns about the tariffs.