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This agreement includes 15% tariffs on most European goods, and economists say it will be Americans, whether that's consumers or businesses who pay for those tariffs. However, the White House strongly pushing back on that. The United States securing an agreement with its largest trading partner, the European Union. We just signed *** very big trade deal, the biggest of them all. While the specifics are still being worked out, the headline includes US companies paying no tariffs into Europe, while many European products will. 15% tariffs in the US Experts say that could push prices up on pharmaceuticals, cars, computer chips, wine, and food. American tariffs ultimately get paid by Americans. Foreign producers don't swallow much, if any, of the cost of tariffs. The White House is pushing back, telling us the cost of tariffs will be borne by foreign exporters who rely on access to the American economy. It's been, it's been *** challenge, but as Kathy Dalby, who owns several shoe stores in the Washington DC area starting about June we started to see our manufacturers raise pricing on shoes. Nearly all of these shoes come from Vietnam, one of the first countries to strike an agreement with the president. Typically we would see maybe *** small price jump, but $10 is is quite *** bit. Yeah, and you think that's directly related to tariffs? I know it's directly related to tariffs and the White House tells me this deal, as well as the others they have agreed to so far, will all take effect August 1 at the White House and Christopher Sallis.