Donald Trump Debates Milton Friedman On Trade Deficits
Donald Trump does not understand trade deficits. Watch Milton Friedman school Trump on trade, thanks to the people at Liberty Pen.
Donald Trump does not understand trade deficits. Watch Milton Friedman school Trump on trade, thanks to the people at Liberty Pen.
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