E.G WEEKEND MASH UP: E.G GOES IN ON, UBER STOCKS DOWN- ALSO TRUMP V.S CHINA,PLUS LIL WAYNE,KODAK BLACK!!!!!!!!!!
Tariffs are imposed on products originating in foreign countries and not on those nations' govern...
Renegade Talk Radio · Renegade Talk Radio
May 13, 201923m 52sExplicit
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Tariffs are imposed on products originating in foreign countries and not on those nations' governments. As a result, they increase costs for importers of the products and can drive up prices for consumers.
Trump issued a statement Friday saying the tariffs on Chinese goods "may or may not be removed" while trade talks continue. U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said last week that the U.S. was preparing to expand the tariffs to cover $300 billion of Chinese products that aren't already facing import taxes, or virtually everything imported from China.
Rapper Lil Wayne told his fans he would not be performing at a Miami Gardens hip-hop festival Saturday night after police tried to “check” him before going on stage.
“To all my fans who came to see me at Rolling Loud, I’m sorry but I won’t be performing,” the rapper posted on Twitter. “The Festival Police (Not Rolling Loud) made it mandatory that I had to be policed and checked to get on the stadium grounds.”
He added: “I do not and will not ever settle for being policed to do my job and give you guys a great show.”
Trump issued a statement Friday saying the tariffs on Chinese goods "may or may not be removed" while trade talks continue. U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said last week that the U.S. was preparing to expand the tariffs to cover $300 billion of Chinese products that aren't already facing import taxes, or virtually everything imported from China.
Rapper Lil Wayne told his fans he would not be performing at a Miami Gardens hip-hop festival Saturday night after police tried to “check” him before going on stage.
“To all my fans who came to see me at Rolling Loud, I’m sorry but I won’t be performing,” the rapper posted on Twitter. “The Festival Police (Not Rolling Loud) made it mandatory that I had to be policed and checked to get on the stadium grounds.”
He added: “I do not and will not ever settle for being policed to do my job and give you guys a great show.”
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