President Trump shocked the nation and the world on Friday by launching an opening salvo in a trade war against Canada, Mexico, and China, levying a 25% tariff on all goods from the first two countries (save Canadian oil, which will have a 10% tariff) and a similar 10% tariff on all goods from the third. Pointing towards a national security emergency spurred by the ongoing fentanyl crisis, he invoked authority under 1977's International Emergency Economic Powers Act for the President to institute tariffs. But what does that all mean? The Endymion Edition is going in depth, breaking down the executive order announcing the tariff's along with Canada's response. We're also analyzing Trump's stated reasoning for launching the trade war, and other possible motivating factors - as well as different ways the confrontation could end. Finally, we're stopping off in Panama along with Secretary Rubio, contrasting Teddy Roosevelt's old doctrine of "speaking softly and carrying a big stick" with Trump's "speak loudly and them hit them with your stick" approach. Does old TR have a few more tricks to teach?