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President Reagan's Radio Address on Free and Fair Trade on April 25, 1987

Reagan Library · 978.4K views · 2017-10-10 · 5:11

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Overview

President Reagan's 1987 radio address on free and fair trade, in which he argues for free trade over protectionism.

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Cited in tariff debates to show Reagan's own words against protectionism.

Recommended by 1 HN people across 1 months · HN mentions 2025–2026

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grim_io · 2026-03 · Recommendation

If only the people responsible for the tariffs, who miss no chance to (miss)quote Reagan, would take the time to listen to his actual words regarding tariffs [VIDEO]

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duxup · 2025-08 · Reference

I feel like the state propping up a company isn't really "saving" it as far as actually competing goes. When it comes to tariffs and protectionism: [VIDEO]

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belter · 2025-04 · Reference

Yes of course. What is your solution? "Warren Buffett Wants Higher Taxes For The Ultra-Rich, Including Himself — Says 'My Friends And I Have Been Coddled Long Enough" - [LINK] "Reagan's Radio Address on Free and Fair Trade on April 25, 1987" - [VIDEO]

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