Welcome to today’s episode where we dive into how the manosphere is processing Trump’s tariffs. Recently, podcaster Theo Von and guest Mark Normand shared intriguing views on whether tariffs would truly bring jobs back to America. Normand noted, “It’s going to be bumpy for a while, but that’s if it works,” emphasizing the uncertainties ahead.

Across various platforms, reactions within this community reveal a mix of confusion and cautious optimism. For instance, Joe Rogan expressed his fears, stating, “I’m scared of this tariff stuff because it’s radical change.” Similarly, conservative commentator Ben Shapiro labeled tariffs a “really problematic” tool, questioning their effectiveness.

Meanwhile, some personalities like Dave Portnoy seem torn, admitting, “I was never some crazy MAGA guy,” yet fluctuating between praise and criticism of Trump. Others in the manosphere, such as Andrew Huberman and Lex Fridman, have avoided discussing the tariffs altogether.

What’s clear is that this podcasting realm impacts how millions of Americans, especially younger men, engage with political narratives. As they often remain passive consumers of news, their hosts play a crucial role in shaping their perspectives. Monitor this space closely, as these conversations could influence the political landscape leading into the midterms. Tune in next time for more insights!
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