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'Treadmill of debt': Trump's tariffs causing price hikes this back-to-school season
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August 13, 2025
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5:43Now PlayingAs students head back to school, families are facing higher costs for supplies due to President Trump's economic agenda. Former Director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Rohit Chopra and MSNBC Political Analyst Eugene Robinson join Chris Jansing to break down the impact of Trump's tariffs on everyday Americans.
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