The Biden administration wants to take tariffs off of Chinese-made goods.
He believes that will help ease inflation.

Tim Ryan made national news this week when he spoke out against President Biden's plan to eliminate tariffs on Chinese imported goods.

While Ryan has always aligned with Biden policies, this time he's saying, quote: "We cannot continue to enable China's practices that cripple our workforce by allowing Chinese-made products to flood our markets...nor should we signal to the world that cheating our trade laws will be tolerated."

Congressman Bill Johnson agrees.

"China only cares about one thing...they want to replace the united states as the global super power. That's what they are after so I don't think eliminating tariffs on China is going to help with inflation. That's only going to put money in China's pocket," said Johnson.

Economists say a better way to get inflation under control is to lower the gas prices. They are at an all-time high and gas prices effect everything we buy.

"If somehow we could start production of those types of things, here domestically, and not rely on the rest of the world to do that, it would help. It won't be an immediate fix but even rumors of the U.S. starting to produce more oil would resonate throughout the world," said Dr. Robert Badowski, chair. of the Business Administration Dept. at Westminster College.

Congressman Johnson adds that we need to stop spending money we don't have which he says has greatly lowered the value of the dollar.