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Speaker 4: You're listening to the forty seven Morning Update with Ben ferguson.

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Speaker 3: Good Wednesday morning. So nice to have you with us

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Speaker 3: on the forty seven Morning Update.

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Speaker 2: And we've got two major stories for you.

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Speaker 3: First up, Donald Trump was right and even the media

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Speaker 3: through tariffs, and it could be as much as a

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Speaker 3: half a trillion dollars this year. I'll give you those

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Speaker 3: details in just a moment. Also, Cracker Barrel, they screwed

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Speaker 3: up big time. The President said it's time for you

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Speaker 3: mistake quickly so you can be successful. Well, within twenty

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Speaker 3: four hours of the President weighing in on the issue,

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Speaker 3: and we've got the story behind it. It's the forty

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Speaker 4: Story number one.

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Speaker 3: Donald Trump promised you that tariffs were going to work,

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Speaker 3: The US Treasury Secretary Scottvissent said today the customs duty

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Speaker 2: This administration.

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Speaker 3: Your administration has made a meaningful dent in the budget deficit.

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Speaker 3: Now tariff revenue would offset the deficit. Increase is triggered

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Speaker 3: The latest Congressional Budget Office estimate marks an increase from

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Speaker 5: And your message to Congress tonight, because without Congress really

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Speaker 4: Now story number two.

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Speaker 3: You would think that companies would learn from the fiascos

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Speaker 3: But apparently that wasn't enough for Cracker Barrel leaders. They

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Speaker 6: And I got asked this question, I believe I'd probably

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Speaker 6: When Jula Messino, it's wonderful to have you here.

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Speaker 3: it's a business that people love going into. The food

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Speaker 3: is actually incredible, and the President United States of America

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Speaker 3: calling them out was a brilliant move. By the way,

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Speaker 3: he was also protecting so many of the people that

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Speaker 3: worked there and people that invested in the business. Job

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Speaker 3: well done, the President of the United States of America

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Speaker 3: for doing this. It'll be very interesting to see how

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Speaker 3: long the leadership at Cracker Barrel will still be employed

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Speaker 3: after this nightmare and disaster.

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