gonna retaliate against those, the president said, 'Well, let's just throw more tariffs into the mix!'

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It's a very dangerous game. It's reminiscent of what happened in the late 1920s and early 1930s that led to a real disaster for global trade. And as a nation that increasingly relies on trade — I think we are something like 14 percent of the economy relies on trade — it's a very dangerous game for us.

It's interesting that you brought up the late 1920s and early 1930s, because I know there is a school of economic thought which argues that the Great Depression was either triggered by or at least exacerbated by the protectionist trade policies that were implemented by the three Republican presidents [Warren Harding (1921-1923), Calvin Coolidge (1923-1929), HerbertFamily of Tony Gwynn sues tobacco industry over death

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The family of MLB Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn has sued the tobacco industry over his death, reportsThe New York Times’ Tyler Kepner.

Gwynn’s family filed the wrongful-death suit in a San Diego Superior Court​ against multiple tobacco companies. The family claims that Gwynn, who died in June 2014 of salivary gland cancer, was manipulated into an eventually fatal smokeless tobacco addiction.

The complaint requests a jury trial relating to negligence, fraud and product liability​. There are no damages listed in the complaint, according to the report.

Gwynn spent his entire 20-year career with the