Merz wird von Trump vorgeführt: Morgen kracht's!

0:00 Breaking news, we really have to hurry and especially Friedrich März has to hurry because he's just received mail from Donald Trump. Believe it or not, the media is barely reporting on it, because right now, at this very second as I speak to you, on this beautiful Sunday, there are some really fierce trade disputes and negotiations taking place. And with that, gentle greetings, my friends of critical thinking. And March will give in to Trump. This is already becoming apparent and he has already put pressure on vonlein. Yes, look. Trump just gave an interview on Air Force One and

0:46 said that tomorrow 12 countries will receive a hefty yes letter on the subject of principle and that it will be a take it leave it. He's slowly getting fed up with it now . What I have seen here in the past is that the European Union, with all these convoluted agreements, with all these complexities that have been created, with these non- tariff trade barriers and whatever they are called, but also with these high penalties for US companies, for example, and so they have

1:32 cobbled together a huge, so to speak, huge juggernaut of tariffs that goes far beyond what the USA, for example, demands in the way of tariffs from European companies and so on. And that's exactly where Trump has finally put a stop to that, and now Friedrich März has a huge problem. Germany is at the bottom of the list when it comes to economic growth, because we do n't have any. Even in the European Union one has to imagine what times we are in. Even France has better economic growth than Germany. You have to imagine that, although the state quota is both good and bad. If even France is growing faster than us, things are

2:18 n't looking good. That is, to stay with this analogy again , you remember the other day with Trump and Zelensky in the White House, where he said: "You don't have the cards." Yes, we do n't just have no cards in this negotiation. We do n't even have chips, we have nothing to play with. And that’s exactly what March knows now. There are always a barrage of fiery letters from the industry to März. The warnings from BASF and Co. How many jobs will be lost and how much. We are realizing more and more. So we here at Aktien mit Kopf, and especially you viewers, said two years ago that the whole energy transition and so on wouldn't work. Neither Northw nor green steel nor

3:05 hydrogen. We all knew that. We have said this over and over again. I still remember standing up on the roof in the old house, yes, with the heat pumps and so on. Yes, it is absolutely insane. And of course, March knows now that he has absolutely no say in this trial that is currently underway , right? Zero. Not at all. And that's why he now, hold on tight, I picked out the quote, right? This is about a quick solution. the tariff dispute, especially for our country's key industries. Aha. The chemical industry, the pharmaceutical industry, mechanical engineering, the aluminum steel automotive industry.

3:50 We need a quick result now, better quick and simple than lengthy and complicated negotiations that drag on for months, says Reuters and so on. That's how März is quoted and has of course now put a bit of pressure on Vonderlein , who is always a bit concerned with everything, far away from any national trivialities and economic growth in Germany, for example . I and Zwar say, no, we are now implementing the DSA and all the US companies are now really getting a hard time and as far as digitalization and innovation are concerned, well, in the EU we are probably the innovation and digitalization champions, especially in the area of ​​surveillance

4:37 . That means that if we do more digitalization, it will only be for surveillance and so on. And the Berliner Zeitung has now written an article about this and writes very, very, very aptly: "Trump wants simple price tags." Yes, he thinks like an entrepreneur whose first interest is always the reduction of complexity. In the EU things are exactly the other way around. There are few things in which the Brussels authorities are as competent as in formulating arabesque incomprehensible things, in the virtuoso use of hidden disadvantages for those who are unpopular, or in the view, er, of invisible favoritism for favorites.

5:26 You can no longer imagine all of this . But still you say we will not in any way reverse anything from the DSA, none of these penalties for Facebook, Meta, Google and so on . And that will mean that we will, of course, have further major cuts, unless March somehow manages to bring back a bit of national sovereignty here and represent Germany's interests there. But the question arises, can he still do that? In the EU, exactly those things happen, especially when it comes to these tariffs, everything is handled centrally via Brussels. That means that in March he doesn't

6:11 really have much say anymore. He can pose nicely for photos at these negotiations, like he did recently at the G7 and so on, and act a bit like a foreign minister, but fundamentally he simply has no say here and, from an economic perspective, we are not in the strength or position to necessarily implement more positions for Germany, right? The most sensible thing to do would be to simply say, Trump, you are absolutely right. We've made a lot of mistakes here in the past. But that was this EU centralism and this socialist planned economy. And now we're taking back all these fines and all this nonsense. Let's

6:56 make a cool deal that 's good for our industry and for your industry. Let's grow together. But yes, of course that won't happen. They absolutely want to insist on their further socialist experiments and that is why we will simply be handed this letter and that will of course be an absolute catastrophe, especially for the German middle class, but also overall for energy costs and so on. That's already the next topic, right? In the USA, energy costs are a fraction of what we have in Germany. This means that the USA has growth and at the same time the whole thing is now being pumped up through debt. But there is a big difference here too, right? Because taking on debt, as Trump is

7:44 doing now with the new Big Beautiful Bill to massively reduce taxes for companies, means that all these gigantic companies in the USA produce and invest extremely heavily in innovation, in artificial intelligence and so on , so that things become increasingly cheaper there and, above all, that it also brings more and more growth . And with this growth you can of course finance these debts . But now we ask ourselves the question: what are we taking on debt for here in Europe? For some tanks that stand around in some halls all day, they do nothing for the economy. As the article puts it very clearly, this is not economic growth;

8:30 this is consumer spending. Ayayayayay. There are real abysses about to open up and I'm really excited to see how March will deal with it , because slowly, no, as far as all the election promises are concerned, now the electricity tax and this whole story, this electricity tax thing, it's a bit like the gas levy. Do you still remember? The thing with this gas levy was basically Harbeck's first big failure in the traffic light coalition, and the thing with this electricity tax was the first, well, not the first, but one of the other big failures of March. And now his support within the Union could gradually decline if he doesn't start

9:17 producing results here. And that is precisely the reason why people are now suddenly starting to say, we need results very quickly, we need them very quickly, very quickly. And that's why he'll give in to Trump. Just wait and see.