Last updated Nov 29, 2025
Sacks @ 00:32:37Inconclusive
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No U.S. president succeeding Trump through at least January 20, 2033 will fully repeal Trump-era tariffs; the overall tariff structure will remain materially intact (no broad return to pre-Trump tariff levels across major categories such as Chinese imports and EVs).
My guess is that they're not going to be reversed in the future by a future president, because I think they actually are quite popular with the country, with workers...View on YouTube
Explanation

The prediction explicitly covers a period through at least January 20, 2033 and asserts that no U.S. president after Trump, over that entire span, will fully repeal Trump‑era tariffs (i.e., no broad return to pre‑Trump tariff levels across major categories like Chinese imports and EVs).

As of November 30, 2025, that end date has not occurred, so it is impossible to know whether some future administration between now and January 20, 2033 might substantially roll back or restructure these tariffs. Even if we checked the current tariff regime today, that would only tell us whether the prediction is holding so far, not whether it is ultimately right or wrong over the full time window it specifies.

Because the relevant future period has not elapsed, the correctness of the prediction cannot yet be determined, so the only appropriate classification is "inconclusive (too early)".