25% increase to goods from Mexico and Canada - yea that'll drive down the cost of living...

 “On January 20th, as one of my many first Executive Orders, I will sign all necessary documents to charge Mexico and Canada a 25% Tariff on ALL products coming into the United States.....,” Trump posted on his Truth Social platform.  

SO Stock up now - before we get to the FIND OUT stage on January 21st...

hummm  - what does Mexico  import to  the US ??

Vehicles - nearly 20% of the Vehicel sold in the US come from Mexico - Automobile manufacturers such as General Motors, Nissan,  Volkswagen, KIA, Mazda, Toyota, Audi ,  Honda and FCA Mexico - that is some of  Alfa Romeo, Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep Mopar, Ram, and Mitsubushi and parts for those Auto makers, Form Motor company, 

Auto parts and Equipment -  Including Farm Equipment - these companies include all of the above ...

Electronics and Appliances - Computers, Monitors, Cell Phones, Refriderators,a nd Air Conditioners

Crude OIL exports - nearly 50% of their crude OIL comes to the US ....  

Medical Instruments - to the tune of ~$12 Billion dollarr

Beer 

Plastic parts and items too numberous to even start to mention

Gems and Precious metals, - 

Vegetables -  our 2nd largest supplier - we spend 2 Billion on Tomatoes alone....

Fruits and Nuts  - Mexico Guatemala,  Costa Rico account for 75% of our imports

And Canada :

• Oils, minerals, lime, and cement

  In 2022, this was the top commodity sector imported from Canada, accounting for 36.2% of the total
• Humm  What do use Lime and Cement for????   BUILDING !!  yes we have a winner
• Transportation equipment

  In 2022, this was the second-largest commodity sector imported from Canada, accounting for 11.6% of the total.  
• Read that as Automobiles, Aircraft Engines, 
• Chemicals, plastics, rubber, and leather goods

  In 2022, this was the third-largest commodity sector imported from Canada, accounting for 10.2% of the total. 
Wood, cork, paper, and printed books
In 2021, the U.S. imported almost half of its total wood, cork, paper, and printed books from Canada. 
WOOD?!?!?  
Base metals, iron, steel, and tools
In 2021, the U.S. imported 20.6% of its total base metals, iron, steel, and tools from Canada. 
Metals , Iron , Steel??? 


Vegetable products
Canada is the fourth-largest contributor of vegetable products to U.S. imports.
 
Foodstuffs
The U.S. imports a variety of foodstuffs from Canada, including pasta, canned soup, maple syrup, and chocolate.