Mark Cuban argues that across-the-board tariffs act as a tax on everyone and ultimately burden American consumers, highlighting the nuances between targeted tariffs and broader ones.
Stephen Miller claims that Trump's economic plan focuses on creating manufacturing jobs in America, while accusing Kamala Harris of benefiting foreign workers and nations over American labor.
Cuban rebuts Miller's allegations by pointing out that Trump has historically outsourced the production of his brand's products, negating Miller's claims of Trump supporting American manufacturing.
The debate showcases a clash between Cuban's focus on consumer impact and Miller's nationalistic economic perspective, deepening the divide between pro-Trump and more global views on economy.
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