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They went out and bought a lot of goods because they wanted to get them in their warehouses and eventually on their shelves before the tariffs hit, so they started pushing sales beginning of -- of november even in october trying to move some of the inventory, so from a profitability perspective the whole model has changed quite a bit. arthel: they had front load this year, tell me, this how can small businesses take advantage of this new holiday spending trend, people are online, if you're small business you don't -- you may not have the big infrastructure, you know, on your website. >> you kn...

Up much because what's been happening lately is retailers are trying to plan ahead. plan ahead before those tariffs hit. they've been ordering inventory before that wave. they could absorb costs where it would come in in time or not pass it along to consumers. >> enjoy the peace and quiet. dozens dead after three days of protests in iraq. thousands injured. we're going live to baghdad next. it's tough to quit smoking cold turkey. so chantix can help you quit slow turkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting....

Of disrupting the christmas season. >> now, again, that's very different. and i'll use his words, not mine, than what donald trump has been saying about who tariffs hit and hurt, and let's play donald trump on that. >> the american taxpayer is not paying for it, the american taxpayer is not paying for it. what china's doing, is by depressing their currency and pouring tremendous amounts of money into their system, they're paying for it, the prices have not gone up. in fact in some cases they've gone down. >> so look, you can see there, there's the evidence on all yo, direct contradiction there...

Would make it more difficult to stop the migrants. they said their government has cracked down of illegals. mexican seas the northern triangle countries need more international aid. president trump cut american aid to those countries arguing that their governments were not doing enough to stop the migration that was flowing north and ending up at the u.s. certain border. >> neil: prices on everything from autos to avocados could be going up if the tariffs hit. robert gray in los angeles to detail how big a hit you could be taking. robert? >> yeah, we could be talking about at lot of guacamole ...

Soybean purchases. basically, people wanted to get them from other countries before the tariffs hit. it's the anticipation of a trade war. it's not that there's a great new demand for soybeans. basically, this is not going to last. so the demand came up this quarter, but we won't see it in the subsequent quarters. >> because the tariffs are beginning to take effect, does that mean you see the end of that sugar high in the next quarter? does it get into the numbers that quickly? >> yeah, again, there's two things going on. there's this export, the demand for soybeans. then there's the stimulus ...