President Trump’s tariffs on imports from Canada, China, and Mexico—ranging from 10% to 25%—are set to reshape the U.S. economy, but at what cost? This episode breaks down how these tariffs will likely increase prices on food, energy, and manufactured goods, impacting everyday American consumers. While the White House argues that tariffs will strengthen domestic industries, economists warn of job losses, reduced GDP, and the risk of a trade war. Are these tariffs a necessary economic defense, or are they an unnecessary tax on American households? We examine the hard data, potential consequences, and whether the supposed benefits outweigh the real financial burden.