I Can't Accept Not Trying

to know if yes me. It was left out of the Declaration of Independence, life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. It should also have said in the Right to say No. There's a difference of not caring and caring, a big difference, and I could deal with either. However, what I can't accept is not trying. Oh, I get it, I've heard it all. Oh I don't care. But what does that mean? Does it represent Ah, it's rebellious, it's independence, it's arrogance.

And then, of course, my favorite, you're confusing me with someone who gets it's not my problem, not my problem, not my job. I don't care, Leave me alone. But then you have to consider life and the do cares versus I don't care, the doers, the losers, the ambitious versus the lazy, the character or a lack thereof. I have a responsibility to my family, my friends, my company, to the world. But more importantly than anything else, I have responsibility to myself. That's what caring is about. Now

nowhere will we promise anything in this world. We start out with a nasty slap in the butt when we're born. In life goes on from there, growing up, school, relationship, sports, reading, writing, jobs, money, a life partner. Everything's not easy. Actually, nothing worthwhile in life is easy, but that's life. We need to work our way through. We need to navigate and negotiate our existence. Nothing's easy. The world's gotten more complicated. There's fake news.

Then there's make up your own facts, make up your own rules, break the rules. Technology is helping everything and helping us to become more reliant on it, And at the same time we're becoming a to our devices. We're spoiled, but we still need and make demands. I want it when I want it. We don't need it, but we want it. Nothing gets done with one phone call anymore. Not one text or email ever works anymore. It's so important, so disappointing it to get and try and get things done,

and we must. I can deal with whatever nonsense I must. I just can't accept not trying. I just can't accept people working in the service sector not trying. I just can't stand robots who aren't trying properly. I can't stand anything. And with that as a backdrop, I want to go tonight to the art of trying. From no dys from not to doing life, business, whatever, it is. You cannot accept not trying now someone who I know very well, who always is putting in that best effort to get

things done. My lawyer, my co host, my son Weber. Anything making you crazy this week? Jesse?

reassure us. I can't tell whether or not this is still being used as a negotiating tool that is only going to be temporarily used, or really they believe this is in the best interest of the country as a way to spur innovation in the American market and bring jobs back here and buy American maid when that may take several years to actually go into work. When it seems all we're doing is creating trade wars with their allies and Americans are they're a cost of living is

going to go up and people are freaking out. I need you somebody who's not a politician, Somebody is not a mediahead, not a political pundit, somebody who knows business, knows the economy, knows finance. Explain to me any silver lining, any benefit of this idea of tariffs, because all that I can see with the markets going crazy is this is a disaster and there's pot that Trump is going to implode his presidency by doing this. Can you tell me I'm not to jump off the ledge right now?

So it was learned in COVID, and the discussions became more rigorous that there are many things that we don't have that we need and why because our executives and our politicians allowed us to outsource these categories in the want of simplicity, lower prices, and without having the headaches of manufacturing these things. It's crazy to find out that we can't control our own destiny. Now, having said it, take a moment to think how important computers are. My

WiFi went down to my house. I talked about a little while I was lost darkness. I was in the Middle Ages. All the chips are being made in Taiwan. We used to be the chip maker of the world Silicon Valley. Besides ideas, we were manufacturers. We made everything. We no longer do we let it become outsourced. So I would say to you those two things alone. But being that the name of the show is always in fashion, if we didn't import fashion clothes, we'd all be walking

around naked. There's not enough capacity in the United States to put clothes on all our people. So the first thing you'll have to say is that during the period of COVID, we learned that we're no longer prepared as a country. And Donald Trump and everyone else tried to get back into manufacturing those things that are essential to

the United States. We're not there yet. And if if we deployed tariffs in order to build industry back here or to courage those people advisor all these companies we have here to manufacture these things in the United States to protect national security, directly, I'd applaud it. I think it's the right thing to do, and I think America

would understand. And if we had to subsidize these industries because they couldn't even make money making and manufacturing antibiotics, then I would think it'd be a good idea to take some of that money. Then Elon Musk, thank god, Elon Musk, is finding it and use it to supplement whatever is needed to make drugs, to make clothes, to make chips. So that's where I start. Then the question how am I doing so far? Jess are you following?

are other people who need to tell us that. Now, having said that, here's the second part of all of this. I'd like to believe that those people in Washington who are advising the President to levy taxes on all these people understand the issue of unintended consequences. This is something we've talked about before. You've mentioned it. I think recently one of the shows picture a body of water. You're standing there and you throw a pebble in the water.

The minute of the pebble hits the water, it starts making ripples. But at the same time the pebble disappears, but the ripples go on and on and on. The question is raising taxes have we thought through the ripples? Have we thought to what we're really creating here? And

I'll give you an example. I can tell you uncategorically right now that all the taxes that are being levied on shoes and foot wear from people overseas, on all the apparel products and T shirts and sweaters and suits is crazy because we do not have the capacity to make those things here now if you really want to do it, and I wouldn't support it because we're a

we're not a low wage country. I'd rather see our workers making automobiles where we can afford to pay them fifteen or twenty dollars an hour, not seven dollars an hour. I want to see industries like chip making or phone making where we can play American people because our standard of living is better than the rest of the world. What we pay them in a minimum wage, what we pay for all the necessary side effects, what do we

call them? Government additives, Medicare, social Security, healthcare, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. These things cost money, and the apparel sector does not have the ability to support this. I was in the shirt business twenty years ago. A designer shirt out the door would sell at twenty five ninety nine. If you ask me right now what a designer shirt would sell out the door. Out the door means on sale, it's twenty five ninety nine. There is

no inflation, there's no room to take it up. The parel sector has always been limited except to the greats. If you want to be Dior, you want to be Fendi, or you want to be any of these great luxury compans, they can sell it whatever they want. So why are we protecting everything across the board? And I'm going there right now. There are three things that I think the president. Well, before I go, Jesse, you want to ask me a question? Am I doing?

of products five hundred billion from Indonesia. One country, Indonesia, while it's very populous, it's a poorer country. They might not have the ability to buy five hundred billion dollars a year from US. So the question is, has anybody looked at how much they're buying and asked does it

make sense? Has anyone sat down with the government in Indonesia and said, we have a trade imbalance, and here are those things that we think you should buy from us, And before we le taxes on them, give them a chance to say, I'm looking at your lists on here. You have buses. You know I've been making my own buses or I've been buying my own buses from Korea. So before you level a tax on Indonesia because of trade imbalance, somebody really has to look at the numbers

and see if they're realistic. Then present them with a plan and saying this is what we want from you, and way after they have a chance to study the plan, they come back and say yes or no. And if you're not happy and you understand either that they can do what we want or they can't, then you determine whether he's a tariff. So I'm worried about unintended consequences in that regard. When you talk to the first issue trade and balance, let me.

I'm going to do it to you. Now before we go there, Jesse, if I wanted to buy white shirts made of cotton from China or any country in the world, do I import them here free of charge, no taxes?

at these other countries. While we're imposing now with China, overall discount of reciprocal tariff, China is at sixty seven percent across the board, and we're only a thirty four percent. In the case of European Union, they're taxing us at thirty nine percent. We're only taxing them average twenty percent. In the case of Vietnam, which is an alternative now to China for production, they're taxing our products at ninety percent, while we with a new tax level is only at

forty six. So if you deal with the subject of reciprocal tax there is a specific message there. Reduce the taxes that you're forcing American makers to have on products that you import in your country unfairly. We want to be able to compete fairly. So either reduce it, make it meet what we're doing, or we're going to tax you and tax you in tax and that goes under the law, not of an unintended consequences. That goes under the law. The only argument I want to be in

is when the other person has an indefensal position. They can't support it. Those people can't support that. We used to try and do business in Brazil. You know what the tax on American products shipped to Brazil was at the time two hundred percent. So if I wanted to sell them sweaters or dress shirts made at van Us, they would put a two hundred percent duty on it. Why they wanted all the manufacturing for their products made in their own country. So this idea of reciprocal trade

agreements is real, and Donald Trump is right. He was right on trade and balance and he's now right on reciprocal The question remains unintended consequences. This is going to raise all our prices in the United States like crazy. Now, before I go to that, I want to make a point. Did they sit down with Vietnam, Did they sit down

with China? Did they sit down with the European Union and said, before I raise all my taxes on you twenty five percent, which is still less than you're charging me, I want you to look at what you're doing, and I want you to lower your trade restrictions on our government products. I don't want to be at a disadvantage. I want your consumers. I want your people making decisions to be able to buy my product. Even Steven with what you're doing, I don't know if they did that.

There are a lot of countries that hasn't been a lot of time, and it really really bothers me. So I've already given you a bit of a plan. And the third part, the one I thought about that I know nobody else has said. Why I am a genius sitting here right now. And if you know Donald Trump or you know Donald Trump Junior, or anyone in government, somebody allder to call them and give them this idea.

Let me ask you a question. I facture more automobiles here, and Donald Trump and his team are talking about the long game. What is the long game in putting up a manufacturing facility? How long are they actually making here?

Is there any way to make automobiles for High and Die without waiting three hundred years, three years, five years, ten years for them to put up a plan?

because it's important to you. I want you to make twenty five percent of my automobiles for me, not with your GM nabel. I will give you orders, I will give you tech packs. I will give you everything you need to do to manufacture the same exact vehicles I am. And inside. We'll put a label manufacture joint venture between High and die in General Motors, and let's just make automobiles for them, and we will keep our own factories running.

They'll land manufacturing lines. We have all the people, we have factories that are in place. We could get that up and running instantaneously. They give us the patents for the chassis, They give us the supply so they can supply the parts they're currently supplying. We can make our own and we will be making those cars overnight. We don't have to wait three and five years. We're making it with their brand for them. This happens all the time.

Every time you see a pair of eyeglasses, it's licensed to an eyewear company. You're seeing Dior, Fendi, all these designer brands. Calvin Klein name it with designer sunglasses that are made by other peer it's private label. They're renting the brand let's buy and make products for them to get this trade and balance going in our favor. You need airplanes, we'll make your Korean airplanes with your name on them for you. Doesn't have to be put up a plant that it can be immediate. Now, you asked

me an important question. Can we afford this what's going on right? Absolutely not. It's wrecking havoc with everyone. It's affecting every industry. Everyone is plotting to figure out how they can afford this or not. For this, there are people talking about canceling contracts, rethinking their things. Retailers don't

know where to go. As I said to you twenty five years ago when I was in the shirt business, t shirts with nine to ninety nine, a men's cotton T shirt to wear, you know, under your shirt nine ninety nine. Twenty five years later, it's still nine ninety nine. There is no ability to raise prices in these commodity items. Therefore, what are we protecting this? You United States?

looking at it country by country, item by item. The three or four things that I outline for you that need to be done, trade and balance, reciprocal tariffs, and a plan that we can make in a manufacturer here immediately to supply other things, not just our brands and our products. I bet you, if you really put your mind to it, American GM could make Ferraris. Look they made the movie Ferrari versus Ford. Ford could probably make

Ferraris in a joint venture. Give us the tech packs, tell us what the details are, what you need to be made. We'll make some for you. Do you know that all of BMW's SUVs and made in the United States already? So I know there's reasons I think Trump trying to bring back industry here. Okay, on those essentials that are really national security oriented immediately, please.

industry and they're all panic. They're talking about people going out of business, they're talking about not being able to sustain it. They're talking about some big companies, we'll have to do it. When will they interlam in it? But they're going to have to because they can't eat these price increases. The question is is it being thought out? And I hope I was giving you a clear example. Now I take your questions.

to do in order to sell me. You know, if I walked in and I was working for TJ Max and I wanted to buy white shirts, the suppliers across the table knew what price they'd had to offer me. When I came in representing van Ues and accountn client, I paid more than TJ Max. It didn't matter that I had all the information I knew more than TJ Max would ever know about making a shirt. I knew at every operation cost to manufacture. I knew what the fabric court, I knew what the utilization of the fabric.

I knew everything there was to know, and I knew exactly everything. Nobody would train their buyers. TJ Max was more interested in being a retailer than a sourcing person like I was. Didn't matter though they knew I could pay more, They made me pay more. These people across the cities, they're not dumb, they're brilliant. All of this information is there if someone would take the time to ask the questions. The way it's being initiated and implemented

looks to be a disaster of massive proportions. Now back to your earliest question, is Trump using this as a Machiavelian scheme to negotiate? Maybe? I hope so, because this shouldn't be the way it is. There's a way in a rationale.

or shoes, prices are going to go up dramatically. And what I hate to see happening is the money that we make from saving through doge, making taxes off of overtime or tips or whatever. Increasing social security isn't getting eaten up. That the supposable income might go up, but it's causing less. They're seeing less money because everything else costs more. I don't feel good about it right now, to make a long story short, because I don't have

enough details. This seems to me to be an unforced eerrar, what's an unforced era? Just to be clear, two guys are playing tennis in the US Open. One hits an easy shot to the other guy, and the other guy tries to do something and hits the net. In a million years his lifetime, he's hit a million shots like that easily over the net, and here hits the net for a reason, made a mistake. It was an unforced eerror. Trump presidency came in unbelievable. The world was happy, not

just this country. Everybody was crazed excited about change and the idea that he would deliver it. He was the messiah. This is an unforced error with three months into his presidency and now everybody less than three months and everybody's wondering whether it's the biggest disaster in the history of the world. So this whole thing about tariffs needs to be explained again, needs to be thought out. I have

my fingers crossed. I have my hopes that somebody understands how to really implement it and go back to Vietnam, or to China or to Rusher any of these other countries that we have a trade in balance, that we have the need for reciprocal tariffs. You can't tell me. I can't ship you shirts into your country because you're going to put a tariff on it for me, and then you want me to let you ship here without a cost.

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want to be surprised. I want to be great, so I'll do things. I'll be aggressive, I'll be initiative. But I can't accept people not try, which brings me to this week. I've had a couple of examples of things that drove me crazy because facing me across the table of the desk with people that didn't care. They weren't using their brains, they could care less. So I got this crazy stuff. Jesse, I know you're busy. You have to leave for something else before I tell the story I do.

It could have been a stomach virus. Choosing my words carefully, but I guess they were throwing up crazy bed and they were able to get a hold of their doctor who was willing to prescribe a prescription for them to deal with the nausea and help settle the stomach. And the doctor called CVS for the prescription. So the first thing I did is I got in the car and drove to CVS. Now, before I go there, I have to tell you that I had used Dwayne Read before

Out of the Blue. Out of the Blue got a letter last week telling me that Dwayne Read in my area was closing, and they told me that all my prescriptions were going to CVS. I found that fantastical. I couldn't believe that Dwayne Reid, who has no affiliation with CVS. Was giving away my account to CVS when Walgreens is nearby. They owned Walgreens' own CVS. I didn't understand why that happened. I'm still not happy about it, and I will work my way over to Walgreens and I will work my

way over to another. Dwayne read to find out why they don't give a hoot about my business, talk about I can't accept not trying anyway. I go to CVS. First thing I find out when I get there the doctor didn't prescribe the prescription. So my cousin called back and found out that the first prescription went to New York City where they live, rather than my local CVS and did work, so it had to be prescribed again. So I went back. The prescription was filled. I got

it heads up that you can go in. I go to the store and I get in there and it's a nice store. It's in my area, it's local. I thought it made sense. I didn't pick the one they prescribed to me. I picked a different CVS because this one I knew and I felt comfortable there. I walk in there, two people working, one receptionist in the drug area and the other is a pharmacist filling prescriptions, and I said, I have prescription here. I gave the name and he looked it up and he said, nice guy.

He looked it up and he said, uh, yes, we have it. I'm sorry about before, but the doctor came back and it's here. Now we have it. So it was like eleven o'clock in the morning. He said, we'll be ready at two o'clock. I said, wait a minute, I'm here. Now person I'm with is sick, then nauseous to throwing out. I can't come back at two o'clock. Well, we're busy. There's only two of us here, myself and the pharmacist. I said, I get it, but I'm the

only one standing here. Just listen. Rules are rules, I said, there's no rule. He said, well, you have to talk to the pharmacist. So I walk over to the pharmacist. I said to the pharmacist, I have this prescription. I know you heard me talking to the other guy, which is while I'm busy, I'm doing other things. Now I'm losing it. I said, now listen to me. With all due respect, I wish I was a pharmacist. You must

be brilliant the things you do save lives. I think you're great, But I'm standing here representing someone who's sick in my house right now, throwing up nauseous, doctor prescribed medicine, and you're telling me you're too busy to fill it. Here's the deal. I'm standing here. I'm the only one in the store. Whoever's prescription you're working on right now is not here. They're not going to pick it up now. They can come back five minutes, ten minutes, whenever it is, they're not here.

I don't care that she was busy. I don't care that she had a backlog and prescriptions. All I care about is I had an urgent issue right now, and nobody was standing there waiting to pick up the prescriptions. So if she took ten or fifteen minutes to actually satisfy someone in giving a caring thought to it, I would have been Okay. I don't know how you guys feel about that. You know, I wish that was the

only thing that bugged me last week. Then oh my god, cablevision, my internet, my telephone, and my TV all of them went dark. Nothing not a black not even black screens, no anything zero. So what did I do? I looked up a cable vision and they said, would you like to have a chat with someone online? Still not clear those online chats are humans, but I think they were. I started to explain what's going on. Took me a while to get through. I started to explain, you have

a Q ten minutes, but we'll do our best. And you know, I sat there and waited five minutes, and then I said, are you're still there? You are fourth in the queue? Now I was seventh, Okay, I waited another five minutes. You're third in the queue. And I kept doing that and finally I got to the front of the line and someone what can we do to help you? I said, everything is down in my house. I know there was an outage yesterday, but I've been told there's no longer an outage. Can you tell me

what's going on? Just a minute? She types, Well, he there is an outage in your era? Really, because I was told the outage was clear up, there's still an outage. Well, how will I get an answer when the outage will be fixed. We'll write you, we'll text you, we'll call you. I had to go out. I came back an hour later, nothing, called back, chatted again, same story, this time, there's no outage, but nothing in my house is working. Let me check, let me check, let me check. We can't explain. We

have to look into it. I'll try and send you a signal. I said, you can send me a signal, but the problem is I have no power. The other units everything's power. I have no problem with electricity. I just have those things that you're involved in. This goes on three times, from eight o'clock in the morning when I woke up and saw that I wasn't getting any service, to now it's four o'clock and I'm really well. Let me be honest. And now it's one o'clock and I'm

really nervous. You know, when you're dark in your house, I think you don't realize how reliant you are on Wi Fi. You don't realize how important it is to all those things you need to do. They've made us addicted. I have no choice. I'm in trouble here. This happened to me once before. I had to go hang out in the library and hang out in restaurants to get my mail and to get those things that I need to read clear and fast or whatever. Finally I call

them up. Nothing's going on. Finally I call up Cable Vision and after a series of misstarts, what's your problem, I've talked to you this this is Finally I asked for an agent, and they, finally, after awake, put me through to an agent. Agent read the file, told me the same things I did with the chat. I said, we're not getting anywhere, and you put me with a technician. Said, oh, technician, sure, I can't accept not trying. I wouldn't give up, but why wouldn't you offer me A technician got on the

phone with technician. Took thirty minutes for him to decide or to realize it appeared that there was nothing wrong anymore with an outage in my neighborhood. It could be localized to my own line. That he felt it would be important to send someone to my house to look at it. One hour later, two o'clock, an agent shows up. A guy's name was Nick, great guy energy. You had that shine in his eyes that said I'm going to

get something done for you. And sure enough he came in and note he first he checked the outside power and the power from cablevision to the house was working. Came in my house, walked downstairs, looked at my units. I have a lot of TVs. I'm more like a broadcast studio because I am in the business, but I have a lot of rooms, a lot of TVs came down blacked out. All the stuff that's associated with me is blacked out. And he said, I don't know what

to do about this. But he'd gotten back in the unit, started playing around and realized that there was a blow out. There must have been a surge that killed a bunch of things. And over the course of the next day half hour, we added some extension cords, put some more plugs into the extension cords and he fixed everything, including two units of the house that i'ven't worked for six months because I was lazy. So cablevision very frustrating. Some of you can't accept you're not trying. Some of you

were brilliant and they fixed me. And with that as a backdrop, I'm grateful. But ladies and gentlemen, please, whatever sector you're in, whether you're working for the Motor Vehicle Bureau of Starbucks, please care enough. Try back in a moment.

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maybe the people worried about global warming are right. If this was Star Trek, the world would be united in the Federation, and the Federation's council would decide, let's fix global warming.

of the water. I have a home on the water. I am constantly in fear of that happening. And maybe it will, and I hope the powers to be are smart enough to figure out what it is we should be doing about goble warning, get everyone on the same page, not giving anyone chance to wait till two thousand and sixty or twenty fifty or thirty five. I'm worried about it. But I was a young guy. I always had a unique position on things, and I remember starting to read

about all this stuff. What was healthy, what was not? I said at the time, you know, if we would all stop eating, drinking, and breathing, I think we'd live forever. And it was a stupid comment, but at the same time, it turns out it's true. If we'd stop eating, drinking, and breathing, we'd have no problems. Now, let's add on Bluetooth and all those waves going through our heads and Wi Fi and all the waves going through our heads and bodies. A lot of stuff is interfering. And that's

what I'm worried about right now. Electric cars. We've decided that the future of automobiles and transportation is electric cars, and yet there's no honest dialogue about the amount of energy fueled energy that it takes to make batteries, to make steel, to make all the parts that make the cars. And the question is are we more energy neutral making electric cars than gas powered cars? I just wonder. I don't know enough to know about it, and I'm worried recycling.

I know for a fact my neighborhoods don't have recycling cans anymore. I don't see the yellow ones I always see whatever people have. Are we still doing it? Is it working? We're losing that battle too. And then there's the bags in foodtown. I blame Schumer for that. I don't know whether I'm right or wrong. I don't know how many states in the country force people to buy bags. You want to talk about unforced errors and taxes? Why is it? Why is it that the consumer has to

buy their own bags? Why aren't the stores providing bags? I go to food down, I have four hundred things. If I don't buy bag, I can't. I can't get it out of that. I've done it. I've walked in by mistake, and I refuse to buy those stupid bags. I have enough of it already. I'm under the auspices. So I don't mind spending money, I hate wasting it. How many bags do I need from Fresh Direct when I go to the grocery store. I should have them with me in the back of my car. I guess that's

the answer. But I don't believe this is helping anyone. I just think it's weird what's going on. Then the paper straws, if there is ever anything, they made absolutely no sense at all. By the time you use the straw to drink your drink, the stores melt. What's that about? Is it helping or hurting? I don't know. And then Robert F. Kennedy has come along. He's such a fanatic, he really cares. You want to talk about a guy who's really trying. That's the guy who can't accept not trying.

He's trying to get us smart and see what's going on? Red dye? Before I got a red dye? Do you know there are three thousand products in our country that are allowed. We're in Europe and the EU you only three hundred of them are allowed. And things that we eat and drink. Everybody who's drinking bottled water for a safer life. That turns out, all these years later, all the containers that we were carrying that water, all those plis plustic containers, are poisoning us. How could that be?

What's going on? Red dye? Everything has red dye in it, eminem peanuts, all your candies, all your breakfast cereals, all your everything is red dye. And now we're agreeing, after all this time, it's gonna kill us. All the other ingredients in food, processed meats. When did it become that all that stuff we buy to survive, you know, reprocessed turkey, am whatever it is, can kill us. Then they tell us which vegetables are safe and which aren't, how much

protein we have and how much we don't. I am freaking out. I don't know whether we know what can be done. And everybody's still reacting to Robert F. Kennedy bringing up these things. It seems like he knows what he's doing. He hasn't missed a beat yet. I suppose the vaccine stuff with him is getting him a little bit on the side of Elon Musk where nobody likes him. But the reality is he's bringing up a lot of things to save us. So I applaud Robert F.

you enjoyed. I hope you learned something, and I hope I calmed down from what looks to be a trade war that isn't well thought out. Would that in mind? Good night, talk to you next week,