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‘Just the beginning’: Trump tariffs force online retailers to raise prices
Some lower-cost brands are about to cost a little more, as popular online retail giants are raising their prices in response to President Trump's tariffs. NBC News Senior Business Correspondent Christine Romans joins José Díaz-Balart with more on the impact tariffs will have on consumers.
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