Ross: Not Willing to Make Economic Sacrifice for Trump

The transcript discusses the impact of potential changes to the NAFTA treaty, particularly focusing on tariffs and the country of origin rules. It highlights concerns about non-signatory content, such as from China, affecting Mexican businesses. The conversation also touches on business strategies in response to these trade policies and the speaker's support for Donald Trump, drawing parallels to Brexit in terms of political strategy and polling.

What are the potential impacts of higher tariffs on the profitability of auto parts manufacturing companies in Mexico?

In what ways might the renegotiation of the NAFTA treaty benefit or harm Mexican businesses?

How does the current NAFTA treaty affect the country of origin rules for auto parts imported from Mexico?

What are the implications of allowing 40% of automobile content to come from non-signatory countries like China?

How does public perception of political candidates, like Donald Trump, influence their support in polls?