May 20, 2025 • 29 mins
This week on KBOI, Brian digs into the economic and behavioral ripple effects of tariffs, asking the central question: who really pays? Using the latest Walmart price controversy as the backdrop, Brian challenges the political narratives suggesting tariffs are absorbed by foreign governments, when in reality, it’s American consumers, employees, and businesses footing the bill.
He blends real financial insight with personal stories—like his own tariff-snagged motorcycle order—and ties in a powerful call from Joe, a Walmart employee and Trump supporter, who supports the trade policy but wants honest leadership and transparency. It’s a thoughtful, unfiltered discussion about how economic policy affects real people, and why ignoring the cost or blaming others is a dangerous game.
What’s the actual plan behind the tariffs? Why aren’t leaders explaining the pain before asking for sacrifice? Brian draws sharp historical parallels—from World War II speeches to modern economic battles—to ask why today’s Americans are being kept in the dark.
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Idaho's smartest money show. Taxes, legaltopics, insurance and every other confusing
money topic made simple to help you keep what'syours. The real money pros on News Talk KBOI. The
president is committed to ensuring that pricesremain low for American consumers and he
maintains the position that foreign countrieswill absorb these tariffs. Absorb the tariffs if
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Walmart was supposed to pay for the tariffsinstead of raising prices. I am seriously stuck in
this one. I need to hear your viewpoint so I canunderstand what's going on a little bit better. So
Walmart says we're going to raise prices nextmonth and we're going to raise them. These are
tariff driven rate price increases and PresidentTrump takes some backlash from Taylor Swift and
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others who just love to bash on them anyway. It's abig deal. She's probably going to write a song
about him. She writes songs about everybody else.So why not? President Trump at it. She'll probably
do that. But let's forget about her. The WalmartCEO says, no, this is why we're doing this and
President Trump then gets on to true social, hissocial media platform, his social media
platform, his social media platform. I say thatthree times, huh? He says Walmart should stop
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trying to blame tariffs as a reason for raisingprices throughout the chain. Walmart made it is
all exclamation or excuse me, capitals billionsof dollars last year, far more than expected
between Walmart and China. They should, as I said,eat the tariffs and not charge valued customers
anything. Says I'll be watching and so will yourcustomers. Years ago here in Idaho, we had a
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legislator that had backlash against some localentrepreneurs about their business and his
viewpoint on their business and the fact that theywere somehow discriminating or I don't know what
it was. But then he singled them out publicly andthen starts bashing that particular local
establishment in that name, which was verypopular in the area, but you've got a local
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politician doing it. And I felt like that was kindof out of place. I happened to know the
entrepreneur and I called the politician andsaid, dude, what are you doing? Like, why are you
singling them out? Why don't you instead seekpolicy change? That's what you do. That's what
you're there for, seeking policy change to go andbash on businesses individually. It doesn't seem
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like the right thing to do. Okay. Now let's talkabout the logic of why we don't want Walmart to
raise their prices. And I'm going to guess a coupleof you listening on the program, probably just two
of you have ever been to Walmart ever in your life.And one of you is willing to call the program and
tell me about how concerned you are about pricesgoing up at Walmart. Who do you think should pay
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them? President Trump has talked about thetariffs in many instances as if somebody else was
paying them and he's right. He's been right everysingle time because he's not paying the tariffs.
We are. Walmart is consumers are. China is notpaying for them. If you followed me about my stupid
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motorcycle story that it got out of China, that'sstill on its way and stuck in the middle of Tariff
Hill. And I don't know what's going to go on. Itturns out we have a contract that said that that was
the price of the bike plus shipping and allshipping costs. So we signed the contract. Now
we're wondering whether or not this Chinesecompany is going to be good for their contract. I
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don't trust that they would be. In fact, how would Ieven take a Chinese company to court? Do I have to go
to China to do that? Because if that's the case,then I got to ride the motorcycle back and then I
just actually avoid the tariffs in the firstplace. That's my idea. 2083363700. Those are the
numbers that you call if you ever go to Walmart andyou're concerned about prices. Let's talk about
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how much prices should go up. All right. First,we're going to get to the phone lines. We can talk
about stocks. We can talk markets, estate,planning taxes, you name it. I cover the markets. I
cover the news. I have opinions. And sometimes Ihave nothing to say, but that's rare. Scott's on
the line listening on 670 AM KBOI. Scott, thanks.Scott's not. Oh, is that an old call? That is. I'm
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sorry. I thought I said, how about another Scottcalls the program? Any Scott or change your name to
Scott, call the program and tell me who should paythe higher prices. Because the fact is, if we
understood the tariffs a little bit better, thisconversation about the tariffs wouldn't be
happening right now about who pays the tariffs. Somany people, of course, just carry the flags and
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hey, I'm in for whatever it is that he's in for. I'mgoing to get in the backseat, let him drive. Are you
willing to do that? How much are the tariffsactually costing you now? Most of us have to say
nothing. I haven't really noticed much. I went tothe grocery store last night. I didn't buy a single
Chinese good, as far as I know, because I'mactually looking at labels now. Social
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engineering. That's what this is. In fact, if youthink about this, if you would have been told by any
other administration, what you should and shouldnot buy, would you have accepted it? Would you have
accepted the influence, the tariffs, the extracost to be able to buy something from where you
preferred? Imagine President Biden hadspecifically named out something, I don't know,
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knowing him, all US goods are now tariffed. He'sgoing to tariff our own goods and you'd have been
angry because he would want you to buy everythingyou can from Ukraine so they could fight their work
in Russia. 2083363700, £670 under Verizonwireless phone. If you are a Walmart employee, you
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probably know about stock awards. You may evenhave some Walmart stock. How do you feel about
this? Because on the backs of those comments,stocks get beat up. Walmart has gotten a little bit
down 2% today, not huge, but on the other hand,we're talking about a company that has a lot of
horsepower and they're threatening, what is,what they threatened to raise prices. Of course
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they're going to raise prices. Walmart madebillions of dollars last year. Now as far as I know,
when businesses run their books, they run them onfiscal years and it's a sad thing because a lot of
businesses don't look forward into the future andthey don't see multiple fiscal years, but instead
the short-sightedness, they look at it fromJanuary 1 to December 31st and forget about a new
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January one coming up. So he's saying extract themoney from last year and use it for this year to
fight my war for me. Is that the right way to do this?Because Jeff Bezos had also threatened to show on
Amazon exactly how much the tariffs wereincreasing the prices on the goods that they sell
on their website. President Trump heard aboutthat and he said, you better not. I don't know what
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else he said, but maybe you got cut off. You betternot. You should hurry. That's why he, what he
should have said. I, in fact, I think he should havetold Jeff Bezos. Yeah, please, please. Let's get
the word out. Let's get the word out to everybody.What you're buying right now is coming from a toxic
nation that has no respect for United Statescitizens or our rule of law or our contracts, our
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intellectual property or human life for all thatmatters. We need to get away from them. Yeah,
please put it on every single label that you have inyour store, put flags on the American goods.
That's what you do. That's what I think PresidentTrump should do. Otherwise, who's the crowd he
wants to leave in the dark? Think about this a bit.Let's go to Joe calling on 670 AM out of Boise. Hi,
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Joe. What can I do for you? Hi. Hi. So I have some skinin the game. Not only do I shop at Walmart, I work
there. There you go. There you go. So do you haveWalmart stock? I have a lot of Walmart stock. I've
been there over 20 years. Oh man, you got thetrifecta. You have the trifecta of exposure. You
work there, you own their stock, which meansyou're relying on them a little bit for your
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retirement and your current income. And I wouldhighly suggest that people diversify out of their
own company stock. In fact, it's boy, you got to fixthat, Joe, but move on. Let's, let's hear your
opinion. Well, I do it at a certain level, but I buyit because I get a match. So I have to take advantage
of the match. Yeah, but you don't have to keep it.No, no, I do. I move it out. Okay, good. Thank you.
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Okay. Yeah. So, so I'm a supporter of Trump. I lovewhat he's doing. I love, I even support the
tariffs. There, there's a reason behind themadness. What I don't support is when he tries to
pawn it off on other people. He needs to be a man,stand up and say, I have a plan. I'm putting these
tariffs in place. I'm negotiating for betterrates. We're going to suffer a little bit in the
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short term. Let's everybody get on the boat. Let'ssuffer a bit. And then we're going to gain in the
long term. But to try to pawn it off on other peopleand tell me I can't make a living because of it,
that's the wrong route to take. Joe, that is anopinion that I've been looking to hear. Now, why
did you, who do you think should actually be payingthe tariffs? Do you think Walmart, the
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corporation should absorb this? Or do you think itgoes right down to the consumers to include the
employees like you? Well, there's going to be alittle bit of both. Walmart, that's what we've
done for years is get our best to keep those priceslow. We can't control everything. So the
consumers are going to suffer a little bit. We'regoing to suffer a little bit. But what we need is
that hope in the future, that vision that thingsare going to get better. And I think everybody's
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willing to suffer a little bit short term for a biglong term gain. But Trump has to be a man and stand up
and take responsibility. This kicked the can downthe road and blame other people until Walmart,
they can't make a profit or Amazon, they can't makea profit. That's the wrong route to go. Joe, I
couldn't say a better word. Thank you for sayingit. And I'm sure you're going to get a response from
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that. And on that note, I'm going to take a break.The phone lines are open 208-336-3700, pound 670
under Verizon Wireless Phone. My email works,brian at therealmoneypros.com. Or if you work at
Walmart, maybe Joe did call it 208-336-3711. I'llbe right back. Download the KBOI radio app for free
for your Android or Apple device. Now, the realmoney pros on News Talk, KBOI. Trump's 145% tariff
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on goods from China were recently reduced to 30%.But Walmart CEO says the impact will still be felt.
Despite the recent deal with China calming tariffconcerns, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is
warning a recession is not off the table yet. Withthe geopolitical situation is very tense, very
difficult. President Trump says his trade policywill free the US from dependence on foreign goods
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and will bring back manufacturing to the US.Sweet. All I need to know is that it's going to work.
I mean, if he says that, then I am good to go. Allright. I get to go watch Nate throw the first pitch
at the baseball game. That's awesome. He says inpublic, we're allowed to heckle him. So that's
cool. But you have to have a ticket. But man, he saysthe tariff thing is going to work. I'm good to go.
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Well, Joe didn't seem to understand it. I don'tseem to understand it. The CEO of Walmart was
asked, or actually no, he wasn't asked, he wascriticized for saying that he was going to have to
raise prices on the goods that they sell to theircustomers because of tariffs. It seems to me that
that is a truth. That is a truth that is hard totwist. If the cost of goods become more and you're
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selling them and you have a mandate to make aprofit, then you must raise your prices. If then.
Okay. If, if, if, if that's where we're stuck rightnow, we don't even know what the then looks like. We
just have ifs. How much is he going to take from us?All right. So I'm a financial advisor. I run
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financial advisory. I collect fees as advisoryfees. We're always a fiduciary. We get
discretionary trading authority inside ofclient accounts. And we collect a percentage of
the client account each year. So how about this? Iraise the prices on our services by three X and we
donate the rest of it to the U S government becausewe are so behind the tariff fight. We are so
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generous to take it from you and give it to them, butwe're going to do the collection. You know, we
should get some credit. We'll just charge you moreand then you can send it. No, that's not the way it
works. Let's see here. How about you grab yourcheckbooks and then all of us, we're going to do a
giant check and we're going to send it to thefederal government and get us out of this tear for.
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Okay. Wait, it's too much. We're still trying tostop business with the Chinese guy. Okay. What's
the plan? This is all that needs to happen from aleader. Okay. So you're a great leader, the
omnipotent greatest leader that we've ever had inour entire world ever. In fact, he's made it known.
So renaming places on earth and probably going tobe moving mountains here pretty soon. Great.
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What's the plan that is a leader's quality. Whathappened the last time when we were in world war
two? Did we have leaders? Pretty sure. I see thesesilhouettes all the time. Churchill, you see the
speeches they gave, we still listen to thosespeeches now. What were those speeches for? Those
speeches were for every man, woman and childwithin the countries that they were speaking to
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that were also going to support the war effort tostop the German advance against all European
nations with their ultimate objective ofcontrolling the world. Where's our speech? I need
a speech. I'm paying the taxes. I deserve a speech.Not just hearing that you don't like Jeff Bezos
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putting it up on the Amazon site, because who wasthat hiding it from? In fact, somebody please give
me the argument that supports President Trump'sview of saying that Jeff Bezos should not post the
prices on the Amazon website. Please. I want tohear it. 208-336-3700 pound 670 on your Verizon
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wireless phone. An uninformed voter is clearlythe objective. It's clearly the objective. Who is
the uninformed voter at Walmart at on I don't evenknow if Amazon has that demographic, but it's
lower income. So we're going to take from you so wecan make our nation great again. Great. We're all
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in on this fight. This would be like going and justpraying on poor people to go stand in the front
lines with a gun and saying, here, you're going tofight for us. We appreciate you a lot. Pat on the
back. There you go, pal. Oh, don't forget yourwater bottle. This is a war. Joe has been in Lissy.
He works at Walmart. His income comes fromWalmart. His retirement is invested in Walmart.
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He gets incentives from Walmart. He stays loyal toWalmart, who probably doesn't pay him a whole heck
of a lot, but instead he's in it for the long run.That's an American. It's an American company.
Sell a lot of Chinese goods. Yeah. In fact, that'swhat we're trying to curtail. We're trying to get
that to stop. In my opinion, the way for PresidentTrump, excuse me, give him respect, and I do have
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respect. By the way, I'm allowed to criticize mypresident. I'm allowed to criticize any
president. It's my job and my duty to criticizethem when due. It is, in fact, something that we
should do actively, but we do it nicely. We do itwith consideration. We do it hoping that those
messages make it to our leader. We need a speech.There's nothing wrong with taking control of the
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airwaves at 6 p.m. across the nation and tell thisnation that we are in a war together against China
in their economic policy, their oppression,their drugs, the fentanyl, whatever it is that you
want to focus on that comes to the United Statesfrom China that we ultimately buy. We blame the
cartels for the drugs, right? We never look at theusers. I mean, come on. Why would we do that? Half of
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them are probably politicians. 208-336-3700pounds, 670 under Verizon Wireless Phone, or
they're allowing it to go through. But anuninformed voter is never a safe place for the
United States. And I need to hear the argument insupport of this idea that not disclosing is the
best policy of this administration. How is thatright? Your money is at risk. Your wallet is at war.
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And you have no answers. You have no idea why you'refighting the war, what the objective is. You don't
even know where your boots are on what ground. Butyou're an American and you have no questions.
208-336-3700 pounds, 670 under Verizon WirelessPhone. Stuck in a logical mess, I'm hoping you can
pull me out. I'm Brian Wiley. This is The Real MoneyPros. Money Mondays on News Talk KBOI. Catch me
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anytime right now. Also on RealMoneyPros.com.I'll be right back. Broadcasting from the Auto
Ranch Group Studios on 93.1 FM and 670 AM, we areNews Talk KBOI. We will do our best to keep our
prices as low as possible. But given the magnitudeof the tariffs, even at the reduced levels
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announced this week, we aren't able to absorb allthe pressure given the reality of narrow retail
margins. We're positioned to manage the costpressure from tariffs as well or better than
anyone. But even at the reduced levels, the highertariffs will result in higher prices. That's Doug
McMillan, the CEO of Walmart, speaking about thefact that they have to pass on higher prices to
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consumers. And I'm curious, I mean, if you votedfor Trump, does this upset you? In either way, does
it upset you that Walmart has to raise prices? Ordoes it upset you that the CEO is saying that
they're going to raise the prices on you? Does itupset you? If you didn't vote for President Trump,
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then I'm guessing you're upset either way. You'reupset because you didn't get the president you
didn't want. Now he's imposing things on you. Youdon't you don't want either. Maybe you don't agree
with it. So let's forget about them. Sorry. It'snot like half the crowd left. But on the other hand,
unless you've got something to say about that, I'dlike to hear it. In fact, we'll give you the other
phone number 2083363711. That's for the liberalside or the left side, maybe even the middle side or
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even the middle right side that doesn'tunderstand what's going on. But you understand
what's going on. I need to hear it 2083363700because I understand the fight with China. In
fact, what I'm noticing in my conversations withothers, so I feel like I've done a heck of a lot more
research about this, than most any other personthat I've talked to about it. Understanding the
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fight. What is the real money pros all about? Now, Ido the real money pros for the last 25 years have
been broadcasting in what I've noticed as beingthe best cornerstone for this program that
remains true every time is that education is a goodthing. The real money process has always been
about taking sometimes very complex or scaryconcepts and trying to break it down into real
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world concepts and ideas and things that you canactually use. I'm trying to get rid of all the junk.
I know the junk's out there. I know where theirsalespeople. I know where the pitfalls are. I know
what the mistakes are when it comes to financialplanning and I know what the mistakes are when it
comes to investing. The number one mistake is thelack of education causes fear. It causes great. It
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causes misunderstanding. It causescommunication problems. It causes it causes it
causes a lot of problems. That's all there is to it.A very powerful nation we are with the most
powerful leader in the entire world. Now on thetheological side now too, because an American is
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now the Pope. Great. Now let's act like we're inthis power position and let's be a leader. Not only
as a nation, but how about our leader, our nation'sleader stand up. Get an hour or half hour on TV. I'm
sure Nate Shulman might even squeeze in PresidentTrump to be able to speak for maybe 15 minutes. You
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know, of course we'd carry it right here. Whatwe're looking for, what I am looking for on even
your behalf is just an explanation, a plan.Because what are those? How many of you are sitting
or teetering wondering? I don't even know how totake an opinion against this. I don't know who to
blame. I don't understand who's paying it becauseback when voting was happening and by the way in the
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first administration, he had tariffs. He usedtariffs as a weapon, but now we're learning about
tariffs and Joe's upset. Joe, I should probablyhave asked you this when you're on the line. Did you
know about the tariffs and the effects and what itwould actually do when it trickled down and would
have changed anything about the way that you wouldhave decided when you voted in November? How about
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anyone else? Does it make you change? I might beable to appease you a little bit too, by the way, if
you have these concerns, call the program208-336-3700. If you are in support, 3711 if
you're not or send me an email,brianattherealmoneypros.com. But I need a
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speech. I need to know why we're headed to,otherwise I'm going to make it up. You want me to
make up a story? You probably don't. But that'swhat's going on everywhere else. In fact, it was
made up to put it on true social that Walmart shouldpass on all of these costs into their own corporate
coffers. Take from them from last year becausethey made billions of dollars and now give it to
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their customers. Cashback for your loyalshopping for all those years, poor people. We're
not going to tell you what's going on, but here'ssome money back and we're going to keep the prices
low. So you're in some sort of matrix scenario andyou don't really know what's going on in the real
world. You just know that when you're in Walmart,you're warm and cozy next to the nice, warm, low
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prices. Get that coffee maker. Why not?208-336-3700. Pound 670 on your Verizon wireless
phone. 208-336-3711. If you are left of center, ifyou are liberal, if you absolutely oppose this, if
you think everything is crazy, then let's talk.Because I might be able to appease you too. The way
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that these tariffs are playing out is exactly theway that I figured they're going to play out. I've
been calling this one out of my own playbook almostlike to the day. Talking about here comes the big
shoulder puffery. Here comes a throat against theworld. No, we're going to do this to you. We're
going to hit you, Canada, Mexico. Okay, we'regoing to back off on that way. Second automakers.
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Sorry guys, special exclusions for you. Oh, chipmakers too, NVIDIA. Wink, Apple, we got you too.
Don't worry about Foxconn. These little carveouts, we knew they were going to come. I was
listening to Nate Sheldon earlier and he wastalking about how President Trump is going to end
the war in Russia and Ukraine. He's veryaggressive about saying he's going to get it in day
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one. But the fact is, is that if he can negotiate theend of that, thousands of lives will be saved. Yay,
President Trump. That's a win. Yeah, it's a littlebit late. At the end of this one, we're going to have
China playing nicer. Maybe not nicely nicer withthe United States. Yay, Trump. Why not tell us the
plan? We all believe that you're going to succeedin it, but why not let us know about the pain that's
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coming up? In fact, think about this. What wouldstrengthen President Trump's plan and the and our
fortitude to continue with this tariff war,economic war with China? Better than trying to get
every American on board with it. Letting them knowhow much China has been costing them, costing this
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nation and what we're losing in manufacturing tothem by forcing it upon us to put it right in front of
even the most low dollar buyers out there so we knowwhat we're getting. That's what we need. Do you
agree or do you disagree? I'm Brian Wiley. This isThe Real Money Pros on Newstalk KBOI. KBOI online.
Go to KBOI.com and click the Listen Live button.Now, The Real Money Pros on Newstalk KBOI. I'm
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back. Money Monday is right here on Newstalk KBOI.I appreciate the time. The whole idea here is that
I'm able to just be here in Idaho and just speak toNewstalk KBOI listeners who I identify very
closely with. And it's like being in a small groupwhere, yeah, you can you get the question, your
faithful leader. Even in, you're notquestioning, asking questions about them or say,
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well, why didn't he say this or why didn't he dothat? There's nothing wrong with this. There is
something starkly and badly wrong with keepingpeople uninformed. President Putin of Russia
invaded Ukraine a few years back. And up to thenthey had done a lot of the fighting using a proxy war
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type of a situation like Iran does with Hezbollahand Hamas and all that. Well, Russia does it with a
private military contractor. Prignacin was theguy that ran it. Prignacin goes down in Ukraine.
Bakhmut loses like 35,000 of his fighters. Wastold to not disclose how many people were being
killed. Could you imagine Putin calling him andsaying, do not tell anybody in Russia how many of
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your people have died? Do not keep it quiet. Thequestion here that I have is why? Why would he have
been told that? And he was requesting weaponsbecause apparently he was sending people into
battles. Three guys have rifles. The fourth guydoesn't. His job was to pick up the one from his
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fallen comrade and use that in battle and Bakhmut.They died. A lot of them. That's Putin's war. In
Putin, by the way, Ukraine says that they've lostroughly a million. You Russians have lost their
lives or been taken out of the war through injury orwhatever it might be a million. Putin doesn't say
that. He mentions nothing of it. If you want to readabout it, go to TASS's website, T-A-S-S. Read
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their website. That's the actual Russianpublication where every word spoken out of it is
controlled by Putin. On True Social, we hear thatWalmart should eat the cost of the tariffs. Why?
Bezos is told not to post the cost of the tariffs ontheir products. Why? Walmart buyers don't
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understand the increasing prices and shouldn'tbe passed on to them because they shouldn't
suffer. What does that happen? What happens withthat? Blind leadership, blind followers. That
leadership will take them anywhere they want togo. They'll fight any battle for them. Keep them in
the dark. My industry is fraught with this, by theway. There was a saying that when I first trained in
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this industry, they said, you need to tell yourclients enough to get them to know that you have the
extra information that they need you for.Meaning, baffle them with BS so they know that they
need to hire you to be the walking secret decoderpin. A year later, I left that firm. I got out of
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there about as quick as I could. I had to extractmyself. That mindset is toxic. I instead did it a
different way because I couldn't sit there and lieto my clients. I just can't do it. It's hard for me to
do. I got to go home at night. I got to look at myselfin the mirror, which is already hard enough. I'm a
radio guy. 2083363700 is too late to call today.Actually, don't do that. Send me an email,
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briantherealmoneyprose.com. I'll cover thesame topic on Saturday, which you can hear noon to 2
p.m. right here on news.kby. But being a blindfollower is not a good thing. What happens when
it's like a pack of dogs? Okay, you got a wolf pack.You got the dogs doing whatever the wolf tells them
to do. Sheer terror, probably. And also the factthat they're not allowed to eat until they bring it
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back to, you know, the wolf and the wolf thendecides who gets to eat first and so on. When the
food runs out, who doesn't eat? Who's not going toeat in that situation? When the food runs out,
who's not going to eat? We need to become informedand our president has so much control. Right now,
he certainly has the control to get on thetelevision in front of a camera and tell United
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States of citizens, Americans, what the plan is,what the outcome is going to be, how long this is
going to take, why we're doing this, how this is aunified fight because the more pain we suffer, the
sooner we as a nation will want this over. It's theonly way to get a unified fight. You can reference
the great leaders of World War II. You can look atwhat happened during the Cold War. We had
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President Reagan. They spoke to their people. Wedeserve to be spoken to. That's all there is to it.
There is no reason why our president has not donethat yet. And so hopefully this message gets
there. And if you find this is being criticism thatI should shut up, well, then don't be a blind
follower. This is Real Money Bros.
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president is committed to ensuring that pricesremain low for American consumers and he
maintains the position that foreign countrieswill absorb these tariffs. Absorb the tariffs if
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Walmart was supposed to pay for the tariffsinstead of raising prices. I am seriously stuck in
this one. I need to hear your viewpoint so I canunderstand what's going on a little bit better. So
Walmart says we're going to raise prices nextmonth and we're going to raise them. These are
tariff driven rate price increases and PresidentTrump takes some backlash from Taylor Swift and
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others who just love to bash on them anyway. It's abig deal. She's probably going to write a song
about him. She writes songs about everybody else.So why not? President Trump at it. She'll probably
do that. But let's forget about her. The WalmartCEO says, no, this is why we're doing this and
President Trump then gets on to true social, hissocial media platform, his social media
platform, his social media platform. I say thatthree times, huh? He says Walmart should stop
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trying to blame tariffs as a reason for raisingprices throughout the chain. Walmart made it is
all exclamation or excuse me, capitals billionsof dollars last year, far more than expected
between Walmart and China. They should, as I said,eat the tariffs and not charge valued customers
anything. Says I'll be watching and so will yourcustomers. Years ago here in Idaho, we had a
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legislator that had backlash against some localentrepreneurs about their business and his
viewpoint on their business and the fact that theywere somehow discriminating or I don't know what
it was. But then he singled them out publicly andthen starts bashing that particular local
establishment in that name, which was verypopular in the area, but you've got a local
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politician doing it. And I felt like that was kindof out of place. I happened to know the
entrepreneur and I called the politician andsaid, dude, what are you doing? Like, why are you
singling them out? Why don't you instead seekpolicy change? That's what you do. That's what
you're there for, seeking policy change to go andbash on businesses individually. It doesn't seem
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like the right thing to do. Okay. Now let's talkabout the logic of why we don't want Walmart to
raise their prices. And I'm going to guess a coupleof you listening on the program, probably just two
of you have ever been to Walmart ever in your life.And one of you is willing to call the program and
tell me about how concerned you are about pricesgoing up at Walmart. Who do you think should pay
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them? President Trump has talked about thetariffs in many instances as if somebody else was
paying them and he's right. He's been right everysingle time because he's not paying the tariffs.
We are. Walmart is consumers are. China is notpaying for them. If you followed me about my stupid
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motorcycle story that it got out of China, that'sstill on its way and stuck in the middle of Tariff
Hill. And I don't know what's going to go on. Itturns out we have a contract that said that that was
the price of the bike plus shipping and allshipping costs. So we signed the contract. Now
we're wondering whether or not this Chinesecompany is going to be good for their contract. I
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don't trust that they would be. In fact, how would Ieven take a Chinese company to court? Do I have to go
to China to do that? Because if that's the case,then I got to ride the motorcycle back and then I
just actually avoid the tariffs in the firstplace. That's my idea. 2083363700. Those are the
numbers that you call if you ever go to Walmart andyou're concerned about prices. Let's talk about
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how much prices should go up. All right. First,we're going to get to the phone lines. We can talk
about stocks. We can talk markets, estate,planning taxes, you name it. I cover the markets. I
cover the news. I have opinions. And sometimes Ihave nothing to say, but that's rare. Scott's on
the line listening on 670 AM KBOI. Scott, thanks.Scott's not. Oh, is that an old call? That is. I'm
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sorry. I thought I said, how about another Scottcalls the program? Any Scott or change your name to
Scott, call the program and tell me who should paythe higher prices. Because the fact is, if we
understood the tariffs a little bit better, thisconversation about the tariffs wouldn't be
happening right now about who pays the tariffs. Somany people, of course, just carry the flags and
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hey, I'm in for whatever it is that he's in for. I'mgoing to get in the backseat, let him drive. Are you
willing to do that? How much are the tariffsactually costing you now? Most of us have to say
nothing. I haven't really noticed much. I went tothe grocery store last night. I didn't buy a single
Chinese good, as far as I know, because I'mactually looking at labels now. Social
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engineering. That's what this is. In fact, if youthink about this, if you would have been told by any
other administration, what you should and shouldnot buy, would you have accepted it? Would you have
accepted the influence, the tariffs, the extracost to be able to buy something from where you
preferred? Imagine President Biden hadspecifically named out something, I don't know,
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knowing him, all US goods are now tariffed. He'sgoing to tariff our own goods and you'd have been
angry because he would want you to buy everythingyou can from Ukraine so they could fight their work
in Russia. 2083363700, £670 under Verizonwireless phone. If you are a Walmart employee, you
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probably know about stock awards. You may evenhave some Walmart stock. How do you feel about
this? Because on the backs of those comments,stocks get beat up. Walmart has gotten a little bit
down 2% today, not huge, but on the other hand,we're talking about a company that has a lot of
horsepower and they're threatening, what is,what they threatened to raise prices. Of course
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they're going to raise prices. Walmart madebillions of dollars last year. Now as far as I know,
when businesses run their books, they run them onfiscal years and it's a sad thing because a lot of
businesses don't look forward into the future andthey don't see multiple fiscal years, but instead
the short-sightedness, they look at it fromJanuary 1 to December 31st and forget about a new
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January one coming up. So he's saying extract themoney from last year and use it for this year to
fight my war for me. Is that the right way to do this?Because Jeff Bezos had also threatened to show on
Amazon exactly how much the tariffs wereincreasing the prices on the goods that they sell
on their website. President Trump heard aboutthat and he said, you better not. I don't know what
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else he said, but maybe you got cut off. You betternot. You should hurry. That's why he, what he
should have said. I, in fact, I think he should havetold Jeff Bezos. Yeah, please, please. Let's get
the word out. Let's get the word out to everybody.What you're buying right now is coming from a toxic
nation that has no respect for United Statescitizens or our rule of law or our contracts, our
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intellectual property or human life for all thatmatters. We need to get away from them. Yeah,
please put it on every single label that you have inyour store, put flags on the American goods.
That's what you do. That's what I think PresidentTrump should do. Otherwise, who's the crowd he
wants to leave in the dark? Think about this a bit.Let's go to Joe calling on 670 AM out of Boise. Hi,
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Joe. What can I do for you? Hi. Hi. So I have some skinin the game. Not only do I shop at Walmart, I work
there. There you go. There you go. So do you haveWalmart stock? I have a lot of Walmart stock. I've
been there over 20 years. Oh man, you got thetrifecta. You have the trifecta of exposure. You
work there, you own their stock, which meansyou're relying on them a little bit for your
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retirement and your current income. And I wouldhighly suggest that people diversify out of their
own company stock. In fact, it's boy, you got to fixthat, Joe, but move on. Let's, let's hear your
opinion. Well, I do it at a certain level, but I buyit because I get a match. So I have to take advantage
of the match. Yeah, but you don't have to keep it.No, no, I do. I move it out. Okay, good. Thank you.
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Okay. Yeah. So, so I'm a supporter of Trump. I lovewhat he's doing. I love, I even support the
tariffs. There, there's a reason behind themadness. What I don't support is when he tries to
pawn it off on other people. He needs to be a man,stand up and say, I have a plan. I'm putting these
tariffs in place. I'm negotiating for betterrates. We're going to suffer a little bit in the
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short term. Let's everybody get on the boat. Let'ssuffer a bit. And then we're going to gain in the
long term. But to try to pawn it off on other peopleand tell me I can't make a living because of it,
that's the wrong route to take. Joe, that is anopinion that I've been looking to hear. Now, why
did you, who do you think should actually be payingthe tariffs? Do you think Walmart, the
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corporation should absorb this? Or do you think itgoes right down to the consumers to include the
employees like you? Well, there's going to be alittle bit of both. Walmart, that's what we've
done for years is get our best to keep those priceslow. We can't control everything. So the
consumers are going to suffer a little bit. We'regoing to suffer a little bit. But what we need is
that hope in the future, that vision that thingsare going to get better. And I think everybody's
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willing to suffer a little bit short term for a biglong term gain. But Trump has to be a man and stand up
and take responsibility. This kicked the can downthe road and blame other people until Walmart,
they can't make a profit or Amazon, they can't makea profit. That's the wrong route to go. Joe, I
couldn't say a better word. Thank you for sayingit. And I'm sure you're going to get a response from
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that. And on that note, I'm going to take a break.The phone lines are open 208-336-3700, pound 670
under Verizon Wireless Phone. My email works,brian at therealmoneypros.com. Or if you work at
Walmart, maybe Joe did call it 208-336-3711. I'llbe right back. Download the KBOI radio app for free
for your Android or Apple device. Now, the realmoney pros on News Talk, KBOI. Trump's 145% tariff
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on goods from China were recently reduced to 30%.But Walmart CEO says the impact will still be felt.
Despite the recent deal with China calming tariffconcerns, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is
warning a recession is not off the table yet. Withthe geopolitical situation is very tense, very
difficult. President Trump says his trade policywill free the US from dependence on foreign goods
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and will bring back manufacturing to the US.Sweet. All I need to know is that it's going to work.
I mean, if he says that, then I am good to go. Allright. I get to go watch Nate throw the first pitch
at the baseball game. That's awesome. He says inpublic, we're allowed to heckle him. So that's
cool. But you have to have a ticket. But man, he saysthe tariff thing is going to work. I'm good to go.
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Well, Joe didn't seem to understand it. I don'tseem to understand it. The CEO of Walmart was
asked, or actually no, he wasn't asked, he wascriticized for saying that he was going to have to
raise prices on the goods that they sell to theircustomers because of tariffs. It seems to me that
that is a truth. That is a truth that is hard totwist. If the cost of goods become more and you're
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selling them and you have a mandate to make aprofit, then you must raise your prices. If then.
Okay. If, if, if, if that's where we're stuck rightnow, we don't even know what the then looks like. We
just have ifs. How much is he going to take from us?All right. So I'm a financial advisor. I run
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financial advisory. I collect fees as advisoryfees. We're always a fiduciary. We get
discretionary trading authority inside ofclient accounts. And we collect a percentage of
the client account each year. So how about this? Iraise the prices on our services by three X and we
donate the rest of it to the U S government becausewe are so behind the tariff fight. We are so
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generous to take it from you and give it to them, butwe're going to do the collection. You know, we
should get some credit. We'll just charge you moreand then you can send it. No, that's not the way it
works. Let's see here. How about you grab yourcheckbooks and then all of us, we're going to do a
giant check and we're going to send it to thefederal government and get us out of this tear for.
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Okay. Wait, it's too much. We're still trying tostop business with the Chinese guy. Okay. What's
the plan? This is all that needs to happen from aleader. Okay. So you're a great leader, the
omnipotent greatest leader that we've ever had inour entire world ever. In fact, he's made it known.
So renaming places on earth and probably going tobe moving mountains here pretty soon. Great.
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What's the plan that is a leader's quality. Whathappened the last time when we were in world war
two? Did we have leaders? Pretty sure. I see thesesilhouettes all the time. Churchill, you see the
speeches they gave, we still listen to thosespeeches now. What were those speeches for? Those
speeches were for every man, woman and childwithin the countries that they were speaking to
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that were also going to support the war effort tostop the German advance against all European
nations with their ultimate objective ofcontrolling the world. Where's our speech? I need
a speech. I'm paying the taxes. I deserve a speech.Not just hearing that you don't like Jeff Bezos
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putting it up on the Amazon site, because who wasthat hiding it from? In fact, somebody please give
me the argument that supports President Trump'sview of saying that Jeff Bezos should not post the
prices on the Amazon website. Please. I want tohear it. 208-336-3700 pound 670 on your Verizon
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wireless phone. An uninformed voter is clearlythe objective. It's clearly the objective. Who is
the uninformed voter at Walmart at on I don't evenknow if Amazon has that demographic, but it's
lower income. So we're going to take from you so wecan make our nation great again. Great. We're all
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in on this fight. This would be like going and justpraying on poor people to go stand in the front
lines with a gun and saying, here, you're going tofight for us. We appreciate you a lot. Pat on the
back. There you go, pal. Oh, don't forget yourwater bottle. This is a war. Joe has been in Lissy.
He works at Walmart. His income comes fromWalmart. His retirement is invested in Walmart.
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He gets incentives from Walmart. He stays loyal toWalmart, who probably doesn't pay him a whole heck
of a lot, but instead he's in it for the long run.That's an American. It's an American company.
Sell a lot of Chinese goods. Yeah. In fact, that'swhat we're trying to curtail. We're trying to get
that to stop. In my opinion, the way for PresidentTrump, excuse me, give him respect, and I do have
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respect. By the way, I'm allowed to criticize mypresident. I'm allowed to criticize any
president. It's my job and my duty to criticizethem when due. It is, in fact, something that we
should do actively, but we do it nicely. We do itwith consideration. We do it hoping that those
messages make it to our leader. We need a speech.There's nothing wrong with taking control of the
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airwaves at 6 p.m. across the nation and tell thisnation that we are in a war together against China
in their economic policy, their oppression,their drugs, the fentanyl, whatever it is that you
want to focus on that comes to the United Statesfrom China that we ultimately buy. We blame the
cartels for the drugs, right? We never look at theusers. I mean, come on. Why would we do that? Half of
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them are probably politicians. 208-336-3700pounds, 670 under Verizon Wireless Phone, or
they're allowing it to go through. But anuninformed voter is never a safe place for the
United States. And I need to hear the argument insupport of this idea that not disclosing is the
best policy of this administration. How is thatright? Your money is at risk. Your wallet is at war.
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And you have no answers. You have no idea why you'refighting the war, what the objective is. You don't
even know where your boots are on what ground. Butyou're an American and you have no questions.
208-336-3700 pounds, 670 under Verizon WirelessPhone. Stuck in a logical mess, I'm hoping you can
pull me out. I'm Brian Wiley. This is The Real MoneyPros. Money Mondays on News Talk KBOI. Catch me
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anytime right now. Also on RealMoneyPros.com.I'll be right back. Broadcasting from the Auto
Ranch Group Studios on 93.1 FM and 670 AM, we areNews Talk KBOI. We will do our best to keep our
prices as low as possible. But given the magnitudeof the tariffs, even at the reduced levels
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announced this week, we aren't able to absorb allthe pressure given the reality of narrow retail
margins. We're positioned to manage the costpressure from tariffs as well or better than
anyone. But even at the reduced levels, the highertariffs will result in higher prices. That's Doug
McMillan, the CEO of Walmart, speaking about thefact that they have to pass on higher prices to
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consumers. And I'm curious, I mean, if you votedfor Trump, does this upset you? In either way, does
it upset you that Walmart has to raise prices? Ordoes it upset you that the CEO is saying that
they're going to raise the prices on you? Does itupset you? If you didn't vote for President Trump,
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then I'm guessing you're upset either way. You'reupset because you didn't get the president you
didn't want. Now he's imposing things on you. Youdon't you don't want either. Maybe you don't agree
with it. So let's forget about them. Sorry. It'snot like half the crowd left. But on the other hand,
unless you've got something to say about that, I'dlike to hear it. In fact, we'll give you the other
phone number 2083363711. That's for the liberalside or the left side, maybe even the middle side or
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even the middle right side that doesn'tunderstand what's going on. But you understand
what's going on. I need to hear it 2083363700because I understand the fight with China. In
fact, what I'm noticing in my conversations withothers, so I feel like I've done a heck of a lot more
research about this, than most any other personthat I've talked to about it. Understanding the
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fight. What is the real money pros all about? Now, Ido the real money pros for the last 25 years have
been broadcasting in what I've noticed as beingthe best cornerstone for this program that
remains true every time is that education is a goodthing. The real money process has always been
about taking sometimes very complex or scaryconcepts and trying to break it down into real
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world concepts and ideas and things that you canactually use. I'm trying to get rid of all the junk.
I know the junk's out there. I know where theirsalespeople. I know where the pitfalls are. I know
what the mistakes are when it comes to financialplanning and I know what the mistakes are when it
comes to investing. The number one mistake is thelack of education causes fear. It causes great. It
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causes misunderstanding. It causescommunication problems. It causes it causes it
causes a lot of problems. That's all there is to it.A very powerful nation we are with the most
powerful leader in the entire world. Now on thetheological side now too, because an American is
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now the Pope. Great. Now let's act like we're inthis power position and let's be a leader. Not only
as a nation, but how about our leader, our nation'sleader stand up. Get an hour or half hour on TV. I'm
sure Nate Shulman might even squeeze in PresidentTrump to be able to speak for maybe 15 minutes. You
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know, of course we'd carry it right here. Whatwe're looking for, what I am looking for on even
your behalf is just an explanation, a plan.Because what are those? How many of you are sitting
or teetering wondering? I don't even know how totake an opinion against this. I don't know who to
blame. I don't understand who's paying it becauseback when voting was happening and by the way in the
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first administration, he had tariffs. He usedtariffs as a weapon, but now we're learning about
tariffs and Joe's upset. Joe, I should probablyhave asked you this when you're on the line. Did you
know about the tariffs and the effects and what itwould actually do when it trickled down and would
have changed anything about the way that you wouldhave decided when you voted in November? How about
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anyone else? Does it make you change? I might beable to appease you a little bit too, by the way, if
you have these concerns, call the program208-336-3700. If you are in support, 3711 if
you're not or send me an email,brianattherealmoneypros.com. But I need a
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speech. I need to know why we're headed to,otherwise I'm going to make it up. You want me to
make up a story? You probably don't. But that'swhat's going on everywhere else. In fact, it was
made up to put it on true social that Walmart shouldpass on all of these costs into their own corporate
coffers. Take from them from last year becausethey made billions of dollars and now give it to
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their customers. Cashback for your loyalshopping for all those years, poor people. We're
not going to tell you what's going on, but here'ssome money back and we're going to keep the prices
low. So you're in some sort of matrix scenario andyou don't really know what's going on in the real
world. You just know that when you're in Walmart,you're warm and cozy next to the nice, warm, low
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prices. Get that coffee maker. Why not?208-336-3700. Pound 670 on your Verizon wireless
phone. 208-336-3711. If you are left of center, ifyou are liberal, if you absolutely oppose this, if
you think everything is crazy, then let's talk.Because I might be able to appease you too. The way
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that these tariffs are playing out is exactly theway that I figured they're going to play out. I've
been calling this one out of my own playbook almostlike to the day. Talking about here comes the big
shoulder puffery. Here comes a throat against theworld. No, we're going to do this to you. We're
going to hit you, Canada, Mexico. Okay, we'regoing to back off on that way. Second automakers.
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Sorry guys, special exclusions for you. Oh, chipmakers too, NVIDIA. Wink, Apple, we got you too.
Don't worry about Foxconn. These little carveouts, we knew they were going to come. I was
listening to Nate Sheldon earlier and he wastalking about how President Trump is going to end
the war in Russia and Ukraine. He's veryaggressive about saying he's going to get it in day
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one. But the fact is, is that if he can negotiate theend of that, thousands of lives will be saved. Yay,
President Trump. That's a win. Yeah, it's a littlebit late. At the end of this one, we're going to have
China playing nicer. Maybe not nicely nicer withthe United States. Yay, Trump. Why not tell us the
plan? We all believe that you're going to succeedin it, but why not let us know about the pain that's
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coming up? In fact, think about this. What wouldstrengthen President Trump's plan and the and our
fortitude to continue with this tariff war,economic war with China? Better than trying to get
every American on board with it. Letting them knowhow much China has been costing them, costing this
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nation and what we're losing in manufacturing tothem by forcing it upon us to put it right in front of
even the most low dollar buyers out there so we knowwhat we're getting. That's what we need. Do you
agree or do you disagree? I'm Brian Wiley. This isThe Real Money Pros on Newstalk KBOI. KBOI online.
Go to KBOI.com and click the Listen Live button.Now, The Real Money Pros on Newstalk KBOI. I'm
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back. Money Monday is right here on Newstalk KBOI.I appreciate the time. The whole idea here is that
I'm able to just be here in Idaho and just speak toNewstalk KBOI listeners who I identify very
closely with. And it's like being in a small groupwhere, yeah, you can you get the question, your
faithful leader. Even in, you're notquestioning, asking questions about them or say,
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well, why didn't he say this or why didn't he dothat? There's nothing wrong with this. There is
something starkly and badly wrong with keepingpeople uninformed. President Putin of Russia
invaded Ukraine a few years back. And up to thenthey had done a lot of the fighting using a proxy war
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type of a situation like Iran does with Hezbollahand Hamas and all that. Well, Russia does it with a
private military contractor. Prignacin was theguy that ran it. Prignacin goes down in Ukraine.
Bakhmut loses like 35,000 of his fighters. Wastold to not disclose how many people were being
killed. Could you imagine Putin calling him andsaying, do not tell anybody in Russia how many of
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your people have died? Do not keep it quiet. Thequestion here that I have is why? Why would he have
been told that? And he was requesting weaponsbecause apparently he was sending people into
battles. Three guys have rifles. The fourth guydoesn't. His job was to pick up the one from his
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fallen comrade and use that in battle and Bakhmut.They died. A lot of them. That's Putin's war. In
Putin, by the way, Ukraine says that they've lostroughly a million. You Russians have lost their
lives or been taken out of the war through injury orwhatever it might be a million. Putin doesn't say
that. He mentions nothing of it. If you want to readabout it, go to TASS's website, T-A-S-S. Read
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their website. That's the actual Russianpublication where every word spoken out of it is
controlled by Putin. On True Social, we hear thatWalmart should eat the cost of the tariffs. Why?
Bezos is told not to post the cost of the tariffs ontheir products. Why? Walmart buyers don't
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understand the increasing prices and shouldn'tbe passed on to them because they shouldn't
suffer. What does that happen? What happens withthat? Blind leadership, blind followers. That
leadership will take them anywhere they want togo. They'll fight any battle for them. Keep them in
the dark. My industry is fraught with this, by theway. There was a saying that when I first trained in
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this industry, they said, you need to tell yourclients enough to get them to know that you have the
extra information that they need you for.Meaning, baffle them with BS so they know that they
need to hire you to be the walking secret decoderpin. A year later, I left that firm. I got out of
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there about as quick as I could. I had to extractmyself. That mindset is toxic. I instead did it a
different way because I couldn't sit there and lieto my clients. I just can't do it. It's hard for me to
do. I got to go home at night. I got to look at myselfin the mirror, which is already hard enough. I'm a
radio guy. 2083363700 is too late to call today.Actually, don't do that. Send me an email,
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briantherealmoneyprose.com. I'll cover thesame topic on Saturday, which you can hear noon to 2
p.m. right here on news.kby. But being a blindfollower is not a good thing. What happens when
it's like a pack of dogs? Okay, you got a wolf pack.You got the dogs doing whatever the wolf tells them
to do. Sheer terror, probably. And also the factthat they're not allowed to eat until they bring it
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back to, you know, the wolf and the wolf thendecides who gets to eat first and so on. When the
food runs out, who doesn't eat? Who's not going toeat in that situation? When the food runs out,
who's not going to eat? We need to become informedand our president has so much control. Right now,
he certainly has the control to get on thetelevision in front of a camera and tell United
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States of citizens, Americans, what the plan is,what the outcome is going to be, how long this is
going to take, why we're doing this, how this is aunified fight because the more pain we suffer, the
sooner we as a nation will want this over. It's theonly way to get a unified fight. You can reference
the great leaders of World War II. You can look atwhat happened during the Cold War. We had
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President Reagan. They spoke to their people. Wedeserve to be spoken to. That's all there is to it.
There is no reason why our president has not donethat yet. And so hopefully this message gets
there. And if you find this is being criticism thatI should shut up, well, then don't be a blind
follower. This is Real Money Bros.
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