Trump's Pro-Tariff Stance Is Alarming, Former Amb. Heyman Says

The video discusses the implications of tariffs imposed by the U.S. government, particularly under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962. It highlights the impact on national defense, trade relations with Canada and Mexico, and the ongoing NAFTA negotiations. The discussion also covers the potential overreach of presidential authority in using tariffs for non-defense purposes and the need for congressional intervention.

What are tariffs and how have they been historically used in the United States?

What was the purpose of the trade expansion act in 1962?

What role does the Secretary of Commerce play in the context of tariffs and national defense?

How did the President's recent tweets regarding auto tariffs reflect on the rationale behind Section 232?

What are the sticking issues in the negotiations between Canada, Mexico, and the US regarding NAFTA?

How can the US and Canada find paths to success in their trade negotiations?

What are the potential consequences of imposing tariffs on automobiles and auto parts?