The season of giving is costing many Americans much more this year as the effects of President Trump's tariffs start to bite. Higher prices on food and gifts will eat into consumers - and retailers -pocketbooks - to the tune of more than $40 billion.
Kate Fisher reports from Washington
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Kate Fisher reports from Washington
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