Trump's Tariff Proposal Faces Sharp Criticism from Economists and Public Figures

Former President Trump's claim that tariffs do not impact American consumers is widely disputed by experts and critics.

Mark Cuban and other critics question the economic validity of Trump's tariff statements.
Economists argue that tariffs primarily burden U.S. consumers and businesses, not foreign countries.
Trump's proposal includes a 10-20% tariff on foreign goods, aiming to protect American jobs.
Experts warn that such tariffs could lead to higher prices and potential retaliatory measures from other countries.
Historical data shows previous tariffs under Trump's administration led to increased costs for American consumers.