(1 Aug 2025)

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ASSOCIATED PRESS

Minneapolis – 31 July 2025

1. Bartender poring a beer

2. Utepils brewery sign

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Dan Justesen, Utepils Brewing president: ++PARTIALLY COVERED++

“There’s an old saying, you know, when the elephants play, the mice hide. We're just mice. And all this stuff, we have no control over it. But if we're in the wrong spot, we're going to get squashed.”

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Minneapolis – 1 August 2025

4. Various beer packaging on assembly line

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Minneapolis – 31 July 2025

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Dan Justesen, Utepils Brewing president: ++COVERED++

“So when you ask what's being impacted, it's literally everything that goes into you enjoying a beer. It's going to be the aluminum in the cans. It's going to be the label in the can. It's going to be the hops and the malt and the yeast that go into brewing the beer. It's going to go into the future costs that we have to anticipate of staff who are going to be looking for raises.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Minneapolis – 31 July 2025

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Dan Justesen, Utepils Brewing president: ++PARTIALLY COVERED++

“So we buy our ingredients from where that style of beer originated. So if you buy our Kolsch, we're literally buying malted barley that comes from farm fields around the city of Cologne, Germany."

7. Various bags of hops and malt

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Dan Justesen, Utepils Brewing president:

“You might ask, "Why don't we buy American-grown hops?" They don't grow the same styles, and they don't taste the same.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Minneapolis – 1 August 2025

9. Cans of beer on assembly line

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Minneapolis – 31 July 2025

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Dan Justesen, Utepils Brewing president: ++PARTIALLY COVERED++

“Even when the tariffs have been dropped temporarily at times, we don't see a price reduction. Prices go up, go up, and they go up.”

11. Bartender pouring a beer

12. Tap room

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Dan Justesen, Utepils Brewing president: ++PARTIALLY COVERED++

“If you like a brewery, if you like a restaurant, if you like any business, especially a small business. Don't be that, "Oh, I love that place. I can't believe they closed, but I haven't been there in 10 years." If you love a place, go to it, because that's what will keep them alive for you.”

14. People drinking beer on patio

STORYLINE:

It’s been a tough summer for craft beer brewers like Dan Justesen.

“There’s an old saying, you know, when the elephants play, the mice hide. We're just mice. And all this stuff, we have no control over it. But if we're in the wrong spot, we're going to get squashed,” said the president of Utepils Brewing in Minneapolis.

Brewers across the country have been struggling with labor costs driven up by inflation and generational shifts in alcohol consumption. Tariffs have made sourcing everything from cardboard to aluminum cans more expensive.

President Trump’s latest round of tariffs on European goods are pu... [truncated]

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(1 Aug 2025)

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Philadelphia, Mississippi - 30 July 2025

1. Mike Hardy, fairgoer, holds his granddaughter

++SOUNDBITE FULLY COVERED BY SHOTS 1 & 3++

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Mike Hardy, fairgoer:

"Here we are at cabin 95."

3. Exterior of hardy cabin

++SOUNDBITE FULLY COVERED BY SHOTS 5 & 6++

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Mike Hardy, fairgoer:

"At the world famous Neshoba County Fair, Mississippi's giant house party."

5. People walk through fair rides and food stands

6. Rack focus on fair cabins

++SOUNDBITE PARTIALLY COVERED BY SHOTS 6, 8 & 9++

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Mike Hardy, fairgoer:

"You see on our wall, we've got clothesline art and history from all over the years. You learn to tiptoe up these stairs at night if you're the last one up. You don't want to wake up the whole, the whole crowd, and we have — we have like 20, 20 people that are staying at the fair this year in our cabin so."

8. Child runs out of cabin upstairs

9. Father and two kids sit at table

10. Mother holds up baby inside Hardy cabin

++SOUNDBITE FULLY COVERED BY SHOTS 10 & 12++

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Mike Hardy, fairgoer:

"It's an annual high school reunion, family reunion and college reunion."

12. People stand on cabin balcony

13. Madison Hardy-Dennis, fairgoer, stands in cabin kitchen

++SOUNDBITE PARTIALLY COVERED BY SHOT 13++

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Madison Hardy-Dennis, fairgoer:

"It's something that we'll always come to if I'm physically able, and I hope that my kids, once I'm gone, you know, I hope my kids continue to appreciate it as well."

15. Horses race across track

++SOUNDBITE PARTIALLY COVERED BY SHOTS 15 & 17++

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Sid Salter, fairgoer:

"The only way to really experience this phenomena is to come here and see it for yourself and take part in it."

17. Hardy family watches horse races

++SOUNDBITE FULLY COVERED BY SHOTS 17, 19 & 20++

18. SOUNDBITE (English) Sid Salter, fairgoer:

"In a sea of change in every facet of our lives, the fair is constant."

19. People talk on porch

20. Hardy family sits and talks inside cabin

STORYLINE:

Once a year, hundreds of brightly colored cabins come to life with the sound of children playing and smells of Southern comfort food in what's known as Mississippi's “giant house party,” the Neshoba County Fair.

The fair touts itself as the largest campground fair in the country, where attendees cram into more than 500 two-and-three story cabins for eight days every summer. The larger cabins can sleep upwards of 30 people, sometimes in the same room.

“It's like having two Christmases a year,” said Mike Hardy, who attends the fair just about every year and shared a cabin this year with 20 members of his family, from infants to grandparents.

For Hardy, who lives more than 300 miles (500 kilometers) away in Nashville, Tennessee, the fair is one of the only times he visits his hometown. He calls it a high school, college and family reunion all wrapped into one.

“I would... [truncated]

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(1 Aug 2025)

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Pale, Bosnia - 1 August 2025

1.⁠ ⁠Wide of people in street

2.⁠ ⁠Mid of sign for Pale

3.⁠ ⁠Various of billboard showing Bosnian Serb president, Milorad Dodik, with text reading (Serbian): “They put me on trial because they can’t put a million Serbs in the courtroom – Milorad Dodik.”

4.⁠ ⁠SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Nedeljko Djuricic, local resident:

“We, the Serbs, we are always down and under, simply said. We are convicted by everyone, by the European Union, by the West. There are bad times coming for us. We will see until when. If Russia wins the war (in Ukraine) everything will change, if Russia losses the war – we will be doomed.”

5.⁠ ⁠Serbian flag

6.⁠ ⁠SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Dragoljub Kablar, local resident:

“On one hand he (Dodik) won, on the other he lost. Always the same story here, same quibbling, same crisis. It’s all going down – without an end in sight.”

7.⁠ ⁠Mid of people in street

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Sarajevo, Bosnia – 1 Aug 2025

8.⁠ ⁠wide of people in street and traffic

9.⁠ ⁠People crossing street

10.⁠ ⁠SOUNDBITE (Bosnian) Sacir Djenic, local resident:

“Well, it could not have been a better verdict. Maybe he (Dodik) should have got a 10 year sentence. I would kick him out (of politics) completely. He is always against everything.”

11.⁠ ⁠Mid of people in street

12.⁠ ⁠SOUNDBITE (Bosnian) Surija (No surname given), local resident:

“Everyone should be held responsible for their actions. Dodik is not unimportant. The way they were doing things – I think that’s what they get (sentence).”

13.⁠ ⁠Bosnian flag

14.⁠ ⁠SOUNDBITE (Bosnian) Alija Delalic, local resident:

“All of the (political) blockades in this country are happening because of him (Dodik). He is guilty. No one else.“

15.⁠ ⁠Wide of traffic

16.⁠ ⁠Mid of lawyer Adna Dobojlic

17.⁠ ⁠SOUNDBITE (Bosnian) Adna Dobojlic, lawyer:

“You see now, none of the sides have the right to appeal. The second degree trial is over. Since the first degree verdict has been confirmed, they have no right to appeal. What can be done is that appeal is submitted to highest court, the constitutional court of Bosnia Hercegovina, which will have no effect on this verdict, nor on the enforcement of the ruling.”

18.⁠ ⁠Mid of Dobojlic

19.⁠ ⁠SOUNDBITE (Bosnian) Adna Dobojlic, lawyer:

"All of the citizens of this country are equal in the court of law and legal consequences of this verdict are in force. In this case (Dodik), the central election commission of Bosnia will receive the verdict and they will have to enforce it. Legal consequences of this verdict are directly linked to sanction of this felony. The election commission will have to do its job and that does not depend on anyone else.”

20.⁠ ⁠Wide of traffic

STORYLINE:

People across Bosnia reacted on Friday to the decision of the country's appeals court to confirm an earlier court ruling that sentenced the pro-Russia Bosnian Serb president, Milorad Dodik, to one year in prison and banned him from polit... [truncated]

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(1 Aug 2025)

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Minneapolis – 31 July 2025

1. Utepils brewery sign

2. Bartender pouring a beer

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Dan Justesen, Utepils Brewing president:

“There’s an old saying, you know, when the elephants play, the mice hide. We're just mice. And all this stuff, we have no control over it. But if we're in the wrong spot, we're going to get squashed.”

4. Various people drinking beer on patio

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Dan Justesen, Utepils Brewing president:

“When you ask what's being impacted, it's literally everything that goes into you enjoying a beer. It's going to be the aluminum in the cans. It's going to be the label on the can. It's going to be the hops and the malt and the yeast that go into brewing the beer. It's going to go into the future costs that we have to anticipate of staff who are going to be looking for raises. Health insurance is going to be going up.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Minneapolis – 1 August 2025

6. Various beer packaging on assembly line

7. Hops in shipping bags

8. Various employees working on packaging line

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Minneapolis – 31 July 2025

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Dan Justesen, Utepils Brewing president:

“We buy our ingredients from where that style of beer originated. So if you buy our Kolsch, we're literally buying malted barley that comes from farm fields around the city of Cologne, Germany."

10. Various bags of hops and malt

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Dan Justesen, Utepils Brewing president:

“You might ask, 'Why don't we buy American-grown hops?' They don't grow the same styles, and they don't taste the same.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Minneapolis – 1 August 2025

12. Brewing tanks

13. Various cans of beer on assembly line

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Minneapolis – 31 July 2025

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Dan Justesen, Utepils Brewing president:

“Even when the tariffs have been dropped temporarily at times, we don't see a price reduction. Prices go up, go up, and they go up.”

15. Bartender pouring a beer

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Dan Justesen, Utepils Brewing president:

“If you like a brewery, if you like a restaurant, if you like any business, especially a small business, go to it. Because the ones you go to now will be the only ones that you will have a chance to go to down the road. Don't be that, "Oh, I love that place. I can't believe they closed, but I haven't been there in 10 years." If you love a place, go to it, because that's what will keep them alive for you.”

17. Brewery taproom

STORYLINE:

It’s been a though summer for craft beer brewers like Dan Justesen.

“There’s an old saying, you know, when the elephants play, the mice hide. We're just mice. And all this stuff, we have no control over it. But if we're in the wrong spot, we're going to get squashed,” said the president of Utepils Brewing in Minneapolis.

Brewers across the country have been struggling with labor costs driven up by inflation and generational shifts in alcohol consumption. Tariffs have made sourcing ev... [truncated]

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Philadelphia, Mississippi - 30 July 2025

1. Mike Hardy, fairgoer, holds his granddaughter

2. Mother holds up baby inside Hardy cabin

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Mike Hardy, fairgoer:

"Here we are at cabin 95 at the grand ole Neshoba County Fair."

4. Father and two kids sit at table

5. Madison Hardy-Dennis, fairgoer, stands in cabin kitchen

6. Hardy family sits and talks inside cabin

7. Child lays on the floor and smiles

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Mike Hardy, fairgoer:

"Alright, you see on our wall, we've got clothesline art and history from all over the years. You learn to tiptoe up these stairs at night if you're the last one up. You don't want to wake up the whole, the whole crowd, and we have — we have like 20, 20 people that are staying at the fair this year in our cabin so."

9. Messy bunkbeds

10. Child runs out of cabin upstairs

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Mike Hardy, fairgoer:

"Well, you're at the world famous Neshoba County Fair, Mississippi's giant house party."

12. People stand on cabin balcony

13. People walk through fair rides and food stands

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Mike Hardy, fairgoer:

"It's an annual high school reunion, family reunion and college reunion."

15. Hardy cabin sign

16. Exterior of hardy cabin

17. SOUNDBITE (English) Madison Hardy-Dennis, fairgoer:

"It's something that we'll always come to if I'm physically able, and I hope that my kids, once I'm gone, you know, I hope my kids continue to appreciate it as well."

18. Horses race across track

19. Hardy family watches horse races

20. SOUNDBITE (English) Sid Salter, fairgoer:

"The only way to really experience this phenomena is to come here and see it for yourself and take part in it."

21. People talk on porch

22. Kids play on porch

23. SOUNDBITE (English) Sid Salter, fairgoer:

"In a sea of change in every facet of our lives, the fair is constant."

24. Rack focus on fair cabins

STORYLINE:

Once a year, hundreds of brightly colored cabins come to life with the sound of children playing and smells of Southern comfort food in what's known as Mississippi's “giant house party,” the Neshoba County Fair.

The fair touts itself as the largest campground fair in the country, where attendees cram into more than 500 two-and-three story cabins for eight days every summer. The larger cabins can sleep upwards of 30 people, sometimes in the same room.

“It's like having two Christmases a year,” said Mike Hardy, who attends the fair just about every year and shared a cabin this year with 20 members of his family, from infants to grandparents.

For Hardy, who lives more than 300 miles (500 kilometers) away in Nashville, Tennessee, the fair is one of the only times he visits his hometown. He calls it a high school, college and family reunion all wrapped into one.

“I wouldn't miss it for anything,” he said. “It's just always been a big part of our lives.”

Hardy inherited the cabin from his father, who bought it in the late 1960... [truncated]

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FILE: Detroit – 8 April 2025

1. The exterior of General Motors’ world headquarters

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ARCHIVE: Windsor, Ontario - 31 March 2025

2. Detroit as seen across the Detroit River from Canada

3. A Canadian flag waves in the wind

4. A car crosses the Ambassador Bridge, which links Canada and the U.S.

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Detroit – 1 August 2025

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Glenn Stevens Jr., Detroit Regional Chamber:

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

Well, yesterday we saw several announcements from the White House. We know where we stand with multiple countries that have not negotiated new trade agreements. They have been given definitive tariffs, at least for now.… So, because Mexico and Canada are the two biggest trading partners with Michigan in the auto industry, what happens to them and the tariffs that are applied to them and the situations that they are going through directly, and actually in an outsized proportion, impact Michigan's economy and the auto industry.”

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ARCHIVE: Mississauga, Ontario – 26 April 2025

6. An attendee at a Mark Carney campaign event waves a hockey stick that has a Canadian flag attached to it

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FILE: Toronto – 26 April 2025

7. A shirt for sale at a market reads (English) “Canada Is Not For Sale”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Detroit – 31 July 2025

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Mike Duggan, Detroit mayor:

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

“And so, there are so many Canadian parts in the assembly plants in Michigan. When you put a tariff on Canada, you put a tariff on Michigan. And so, I think it's really important that it be done the right way. And I think the Canadian tariffs are harmful to the state of Michigan. Done correctly, the China and Mexico tariffs could be helpful to the state of Michigan.”

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ARCHIVE: Mississauga, Ontario – 26 April 2025

9. Rally attendees chant Carney’s name

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Detroit – 2 August 2025

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Marick Masters, Wayne State University business professor emeritus:

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

“Yeah, it’s a financial hit, because the tariff is not paid by the government. It's paid by the importer. So, in this case, you have a lot of auto companies in the U.S. which manufacture in the U.S. like Stellantis, Ford and General Motors that import a large number of their cars from other countries.”

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ARCHIVE: Flat Rock, Michigan – 18 September 2018

11. Various of a worker grabbing a handful of bits out of a bin and drilling them into the undercarriage of a Ford Mustang

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ARCHIVE: Wayne, Michigan – 14 June 2021

12. A Ford worker assembles the Bronco SUV

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FILE: Taylor, Michigan – 8 April 2025

13. Various of the exterior of a Chevrolet dealership

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Detroit – 1 August 2025

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Glenn Stevens Jr., Detroit Regional Chamber:

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

“In either their earnings call or their guidance, all of the Detroit Three have lite... [truncated]

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ARCHIVE: London - 14 August 2013

1. Close of screen showing embryos

2. Mid of medical official looking through microscope next to screen showing embryo

3. Zoom out from screen showing embryo

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Oxfordshire, UK - 30 July 2025

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Tim Child, Professor of Reproductive Medicine : ++STARTS ON SHOT 1 AND PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOT 5++

"Interestingly there doesn't appear to be any degradation in embryo quality or risks of the embryos when they're with prolonged storage because they're stored in liquid nitrogen so very, very cold. So basically all sort of cellular processes stop when they're in suspended animation. For embryos the main issues are more at the time of freezing the embryos, or thawing the embryos, so that is when there can be a drop away for instance, some embryos don't survive the freezing and the thawing, so the beginning and end of the whole process. But during it, when the embryos are stored, sometimes I liken it a bit like to being on a long haul airplane flight and there might not be a lot happening in the middle bit and all the action is at the beginning and the end in general."

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ARCHIVE London – 17 August 2023

5. Various of embryologist working in egg and embryo storage area

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Oxfordshire, UK - 30 July 2025

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Tim Child, Professor of Reproductive Medicine: ++STARTS ON SHOT 5 AND PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOTS 8 TO 11++

"There used to be a slow freezing process so it took quite a long time to freeze, but now the eggs or embryos are plunged into liquid nitrogen and then they snap freeze, so they freeze very, very quickly. And the survival rate of embryos and eggs that have been snap frozen with this process called vitrification, which essentially means turning to glass, I mean, they just turn to a glassy state straight away, the survival rate is significantly higher than it was beforehand when we used to routinely use slow freezing."

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ARCHIVE London – 17 August 2023

8. Various of embryologist pouring liquid nitrogen over container of embryos

9. Mid of embryologist pulling out cylinder storing embryos

10. Mid embryologist checking tank which stores embryos in liquid nitrogen

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ARCHIVE : London - 14 August 2013

11. Close of embryos in petri dish

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Oxfordshire, UK - 30 July 2025

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Tim Child, Professor of Reproductive Medicine: ++PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOT 13++

"Interestingly, an embryo doesn't have to completely survive thawing to still be a viable embryo. So embryos can actually partially survive thawing and still go on to you know, fully implant and to become completely healthy babies.”

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ARCHIVE London – 15 June 2023

13. Various of unidentified women with babies and children in street

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FILE: Detroit – 8 April 2025

1. The exterior of General Motors’ world headquarters

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Detroit – 1 August 2025

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Glenn Stevens Jr., Detroit Regional Chamber:

“Well, yesterday we saw several announcements from the White House. We know where we stand with multiple countries that have not negotiated new trade agreements. They have been given definitive tariffs, at least for now.”

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ARCHIVE: Windsor, Ontario - 31 March 2025

3. A Canadian flag waves in the wind

4. Detroit as seen across the Detroit River from Canada

5. A car crosses the Ambassador Bridge, which links Canada and the U.S.

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Detroit – 1 August 2025

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Glenn Stevens Jr., Detroit Regional Chamber:

“Because Mexico and Canada are the two biggest trading partners with Michigan in the auto industry, what happens to them and the tariffs that are applied to them and the situations that they are going through directly, and actually in an outsized proportion, impact Michigan's economy and the auto industry.”

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ARCHIVE: Mississauga, Ontario – 26 April 2025

7. An attendee at a Mark Carney campaign event waves a hockey stick that has a Canadian flag attached to it

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FILE: Toronto – 26 April 2025

8. A shirt for sale at a market reads (English) “Canada Is Not For Sale”

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ARCHIVE: Mississauga, Ontario – 26 April 2025

9. Rally attendees chant Carney’s name

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Detroit – 31 July 2025

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Mike Duggan, Detroit mayor:

“And so, there are so many Canadian parts in the assembly plants in Michigan. When you put a tariff on Canada, you put a tariff on Michigan. And so, I think it's really important that it be done the right way. And I think the Canadian tariffs are harmful to the state of Michigan. Done correctly, the China and Mexico tariffs could be helpful to the state of Michigan.”

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ARCHIVE: Flat Rock, Michigan – 18 September 2018

11. Various of a worker grabbing a handful of bits out of a bin and drilling them into the undercarriage of a Ford Mustang

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ARCHIVE: Wayne, Michigan – 14 June 2021

12. A Ford worker assembles the Bronco SUV

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Detroit – 2 August 2025

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Marick Masters, Wayne State University business professor emeritus:

“The tariff is not paid by the government. It's paid by the importer. So, in this case, you have a lot of auto companies in the U.S. which manufacture in the U.S. like Stellantis, Ford and General Motors that import a large number of their cars from other countries.”

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FILE: Taylor, Michigan – 8 April 2025

14. Various of the exterior of a Chevrolet dealership

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Detroit – 1 August 2025

15. SOUNDBITE (English) Glenn Stevens Jr., Detroit Regional Chamber:

“In either their earnings call or their guidance, all of the Detroit Three have literally listed bi... [truncated]

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