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$34 billion in goods are now subject to new charges at the border when they come from china. the administration says it's already eyeing more goods to slap tariffs on. here to discuss for what this looks like economically and politically, ceo matthew swift. nice to see you. >> good to see you. leland: this from the kato institute, they wrote trump is treating trade policy as though it were a real estate deal, he says, where the goal is to beat your opponent, step on his throat, and humiliate him. fair characterization? >> no, i don't think so. i think that this president is willing to do thing...

And those businesses, they think that's helping add some jobs because of the steel and aluminum tariffs in the country. healthcare, 25,000 there. that has been a steady performer for years. there are jobs at hospitals and university hospitals in particular and on health campuses across the country. that has been a case for some time. it's a driver in the economy. wages up 2.7%. it defies economic logic you would have more jobs than you have people to fill them. that should mean wages are going up. they're not going up strongly. that's a riddle. >> that's a consistent issue for many americans. ...

On what moves us forward. if he ceases this is not working to our advantage. >> they are already not working to our advantage. farmers across the country are extremely concerned about the soybean crisis. >> by the way, this is on the futures market and it tanked. >> these are on the markets that livelihoods are under market. they don't know what the next six months or year looks like. >> by the way. it's not just china but we picked a trade fight about moving production to europe. canada, yesterday, announced a list of items they will slap tariffs on. >> ketchup, that's bad. >> this will effec...

$3.2 million of goods. harley davidson shares sank more than 5% in morning trading. an outcome of the opposite of what the president predicted last april. >> thank you, harley davidson for building things in america. i think you're going to expand. your business now is doing very well. >> that was february of last year. not last april. josh burros, senior editor at biz insider and msnbc contributor joins me now. here's the impact that the eu tariffs would have on motorcycles. they rise from 6% to 31%. tariffs increasing cost of the average motorcycle by $2,200. clearly something that shows a t...

>> here are u.s. tariffs. here are canada's tariffs. they are lowest tariffs. >> we have biggest tariffs? >> what does that mean? what does that mean? >> so what you're saying is -- >> we put a higher tariff on things that are imported here than they do on things that are imported there. >> we have more access to them than they have to us. >> for people at home, these are hard numbers. these are government numbers. >> this is from the world bank. >> this is world bank numbers. >> that's a leftest, communist, globalist -- >> smoking freaks. >> one minute. one chart. >> go. then we'll sum it up....