And it's not something new. They're recordings of him from the 80's saying that the US got full of Japanese cars because of the lack of tariffs

That’s not true, often be threatened to invade places. Two notes. 

But he just learned “whole milk” is spelled with a W, so he is learning new things. 

Yup. I expect nothing less from a silver spoon moron that daddy bribed officials for his "prestigious" BS in economics.

Especially since the data centers gobbling up RAM are mostly in the US

Doit doit doit

It's an issue for people in the US but at this point I am ok with it

There nothing available to the rest of the world because AI companies have bought the supply and they're not going to not buy it just because of the tariffs.

Now onto the cheering of lowering prices.

I honestly think it wont, especially in the long run.

If they move production onto US soil with the threat of tariffis and not with incentives like the CHIPS act, the prices will go up greatly, not just for the US but for everyone.

Take a look at TSMC and their current investments in the US. This investment is going to alter the global supply chain with these plants expected to provide around 30% of the global supply. And even now with the first plant, the company announced that the ROI is of course less than because it costs more to build here from materials, regulations, and staffing, which they've been moaning that they have a lack of qualified people in Arizona, go figure.

TSMC has already announced that they plan to raise prices by 10% in the 2026 year and expanding in the US so do you think that this raising in prices is just due to AI or do you think they're also making up for US production costs too? I tend to think it's a reaction to both since they did officially say it was a price raise to "expansion costs", that's with the billions in incentives, and what do you think will happen if the a company like SK Hynix, which is planning on expanding fabs, move it to the US for all global supply, will do to prices of RAM?

My two cents.

These companies will "commit to" increased US production of DRAM by paying an intern to spend the next 2-ish years "researching potential sites"

You’re wrong, don’t be ridiculous. Why would these companies pay an intern?