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This is CNBC’s live coverage of how U.S. trade partners, industries and employers are responding to President Donald Trump’s new tariffs.

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/04/03/trump-tariffs-live-updates-stock-market-trade-war.html

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If you only have time to watch one part, skip to 4:04 where Ben explains how the tariff rate was calculated. It's so laughably, sadly stupid — the Trump regime literally doesn't understand what they are talking about

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I hate all this bs. I want progressive taxes, regulations, and social services. It galls me with all this smokescreen crap.

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I can't believe I have to ask this question.

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No governments will realistically be able to cover the damage when multiple high-cost events happen in rapid succession, as climate models predict, Thallinger said. Australia’s disaster recovery spending has already increased sevenfold between 2017 and 2023, he noted.

The idea that billions of people can just adapt to worsening climate impacts is a “false comfort”, he said: “There is no way to ‘adapt’ to temperatures beyond human tolerance … Whole cities built on flood plains cannot simply pick up and move uphill.”

At 3C of global heating, climate damage cannot be insured against, covered by governments, or adapted to, Thallinger said: “That means no more mortgages, no new real estate development, no long-term investment, no financial stability. The financial sector as we know it ceases to function. And with it, capitalism as we know it ceases to be viable.”

Shame no one was sounding the alarm bells when we still had a chance to reverse this outcome.

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