move i wonder if gary bought it, spotify have you pull the trigger on these yet? >> spotify reports tomorrow and read it next week, all they do when they had bad days they get hit and come right back by the end of the day and they did it again today, that is reading the tape where's the strength and wears institutions plowing their money into these things and those are two names like big sore thumbs, earnings are coming up and i could change the playing field. >> you are the best, so is liz claman. here she is. liz: i was about to get mad at you for saying that. i need to be thrown in there with the best. breaking news, 3:00 p.m. eastern whilthe tariffs tantrum the market will come to is kind of calm investors are not clinking glasses yet that might come in this hour maybe maybe not, right now president trump and canadian prime minister justin trudeau have scheduled a call to discuss

the 25% tariffs trump threatened to activate at midnight on all incoming goods from canada and 10% on all energy coming from canada. investors are chewing their nails waiting to see if candida makes any kind of concession like mexico's president claudia schein bonded this morning at 10:22 a.m. eastern time she came unsaid after a good conversation with donald trump the tariffs on mexican experts to the u.s. wile paused for a month, trump confirm deposit social media. you have to see the instantaneous and quite pronounced market reaction the dow that had at the low was down 665 right now it's punched slightly into the green up 14 points, make that 8.8 again what did yos clinking moment it could come this hour. s&p and nasdaq had been getting crushed at one point, the nasdaq was losing 486-point invite now appeared most of that you missed

out about 150 points, the s&p down 24 points, bitcoin spasm off the floor is no doubt a relief to the crypto currency after trading above 105,000 friday night, last night bitcoin nosedived $14000 to $91000 but has climbed partly out of the sinkhole to trade right now what 101, but scott 102,000 at the moment, red light green light the i shares ms ci mexico etf this is a back sit on mexican equities gap to the open but right now it is positive by one and three quarters percent. , here's what struggling u.s. automakers heavily depend on parts from mexico and canada, tesla, stellantis, general motors and ford are all down tesla taking the biggest hit down 5%, while mexico is getting a 30 day reprieve so far candida is not. president trump a short while

ago saying we don't need canadian cars, lumber or agriculture, the conservative premier of the province of ontario doug ford would disagree, he is fired up in. come here you pulled or said he will pull tonight all u.s. spirits imports off the shelves, he has one message by canadian. now he's taking aim at elon musk are starving, will tell you about that in a minute he's going to join us coming up in a fox business network exclusive. alcohol is one thing but what about ketchup, craft times falling what and how% kind of off the lows of the session. if american restaurants depend on candida for a huge portion of tomatoes and other vegetables and if there is no agreement before tonight how will restaurants rejigger fast find food delivery hall wonder is growing at light speed we gained exclusive access to the build out of the wonder kitchens and how they're able to produce within 560 meals from a roster of 25 different restaurants all

at one single location using only three kitchen appliances. the founder and ceo of the ultimate food delivery disruptor is here in a fox business exclusive on that plus the potential effects of the tariffs on canadian imports. right now are about eight hours 57 minutes away from kicking in it was somebody questions a market implication let's go live to edward lawrence at the white house for the latest breaking news. i understand that trump in justin trudeau were on the phone together. >> president donald trump on the phone with justin trudeau the prime minister of canada they are decent the put retaliation tariffs in place should this all happened but the phone conversation this morning with the mexican president, claudia claudiaschein bomb they put 100f the national guard troops on their northern border our southern border the mexicans will engage with the secretary

of state marco rubio treasury scott bessent and commerce secretary nominee howard lutnick over security and trade the administration stressing that the tariffs are about illegal drugs and illegal migration not a trade war and some canadians are hopeful. >> i know they spoke about the border and trade and i expect that they will continue that conversation when they speak later this afternoon. i am certainly hopeful that we will find a pathway that is going to be a win-win pathway for the united states of america and for canada. >> white house officials telling me that they engaged with business industry groups as well as individual companies to see how this impact or the tears would impact the economy from the source. it looks like the canadian prime minister at this point begin. >> candida is very tough they're very, very tough to do business with and we can't let them take advantage of the u.s. they don't take her agricultural product for the most part they don't take our cars, they make

cars but they basically don't take our cars. >> president donald trump saying candida will make a deal or pay a hefty tariff, the tariff 25% for all goods, 10% for energy coming from canada starts tomorrow china also getting across-the-board 10% tariff those talks that will be at some point down the road it appears that tariff will be emplaced tomorrow. >> we are watching it all, thank you so much. the market let's put it clearly to you, anything but calm, gold the classic safe haven pitting a record as investors seek protection from the unknowns of the trump tariffs this morning the yellow metal melted up to $2848 an ounce we have it at 2857 at the moment, if there was a question about whether the u.s. dollar was still a safe haven look no further than what happened today, earlier the mexican peso fell to a three

year low against the greenback if you look at foreign exchange markets they gyrated over the last 24 hours the dollar muscles with a three way tie against major currencies right now the uk in the sterling are slightly higher but the euro and australian dollar are we can admit the tariff parent term here comes the busiest week of fourth-quarter earnings season over a quarter of the s&p 500 companies you may own some of these in your portfolio are scheduled to report including alphabet tomorrow, amazon on thursday, same with uber on wednesday, ford, qualcomm, fox, palantir comes out "after the bell" today and we have dow components reporting this week, amazon did a whole bunch of others we also have a jampacked econo calendar we have today the december jolts number, tomorrow january adp that is the precursor, i thought adp was wednesday, january adp and

friday is the big one the critical january jobs report all of the data points are in th river mayor does everything change for investors with candidate and china still on the table. joining us the monday afternoon quarterbacking kenny polcari appends wealth management who as a understand you are unruffled by the tariff trauma. >> i'm not terrified by tariffs at all, the reason why it looks like president trump has found his weapon of choice, that is tariffs and basically unilaterally exposed to get policy changes we see not working we can take a look at columbia mexico, i think is very important that he has his weapon of choice, he's able to use and tariffs instead of troops and i'm not afraid of them all you know some reaction and you have to think of tariffs as i

sanction and it's a sanction that could be unilaterally imposed in laser focus on a particular company or particular country or a particular commodity, and doing it that way you can use it to encourage behavior in economic activity in a very focused way. i think this is a new weapon system that you have a president that is willing to use it and he seems to be using it quite effectively. not afraid of the big numbers these are the first in the da dance. >> i would say the behavior change pretty quickly on behalf of mexico as you heard edward lawrence say claudia sheinbaum the president of mexico said will commit 10000 troops to the southern border to try to prevent the employer to the u.s.a. fentanyl, that certainly worked did it not, for the markets they're not focused on that they are looking at all kinds of reaction and domino effects the tariffs would bring and what are they watching so

many places near. >> there are a lot of cost cuts, what is interesting mexico and claudia sheinbaum which she could've done this last week or the week before and said we will send troops and avoided the drama but she decided not to until today when the pressure was on the market welcome that. to your point there's a lot of other stuff going on. i don't think there is a panic over using tariffs as a negotiating tool because very clearly he has used it to our advantage and i think people recognize that and understand that, the ones that were biden the hair on fire, selling stock as quick as they could are certainly looking at themselves now in the mere said what did i do what did i do because it is not nearly as negative as it appeared it was but that being said, to your point the ego data, earnings and big earnings we have the nfp report on friday there will be lots of data talking about the state of the u.s. economy which i think is

fairly robust at the moment, we saw pmi, the manufacturing pmi is an expansionary territory in 27 months a contractionary. liz: let's be clear we had a mistake, adp is wednesday and the jolt job opening and labor turnovers are tomorrow i wanted to make sure we got the information to our viewers. that said give me a sense, let's be fair investors are they not to believe president trump? and not sell people were to knee-jerk are they not supposedly what president trump says. >> clearly the foreign countries believe what president trump says they reacted to it. when people have to realize that the president is serious and if pushed he will do what he says he's going to do. because of that it becomes a very effective weapon. the point is if you look at the u.s. economy we are basically a

service letter economy, 4 - 5 jobs or service related. we are fairly insulated from the tariffs themselves. i think people that are very likely to overreact to these things i would say take advantage of volatility don't be his victim. >> can we pull up the vix, earlier it was spiking more than 20%, right now it is moderated it is still higher but you have said the volatility index just watch it, that is where you will get your answers for much of this. >> was up 20% trading at 19 and change, then over to watch is 28 on the vix and that what is said over the edge with fear and volatility might've spiked tremendously that's the most recent high, anything below that there is some uncertainty in a little bit of banks to your

point people might need to sit back and watch was happening and understand that trump is going to do what he said is what you do that is clear nobody should be surprised because he's been saving for months ever since the campaign he said it was going to happen. nobody was caught off guard. liz: really quickly, were looking at a headlight right now as the president is speaking with justin trudeau on the phone, the white house press secretary just said there is a plan for trump and china's leader xi jinping to speak over the next 24 hours, things are moving very quickly, look at chinese stocks or adrs in say maybe it's a worth a dip in the toe, would you like at this moment. >> like i said we like to take advantage of volatility and not be its victim. this is the dance you don't know if it's a walz or jitterbug or breakdance but the important thing these are negotiations and they need us more than we need them, we empires leverage.

what you're going to see in each of these countries there will be conversations in president trump is probably going to get to a place where we end up in a better position than we were before i think you are seeing that people who refuse to come to the table before are coming to the table now and the president is getting much more of what he wanted. >> witness w what happens with mexico, 10000 troops promised to go to the southern border, great to have you. it kind of is. it really is. thank you both very, very much. this will be fun to participate in profit from. >> and feared importer might not be fun you might fly by the seat of your pants. there's no clarity at this hour on whether canada will dodge tariffs tonight. stand by ontario premier doug ford is about to join us that outspoken province leader says it would be the u.s. third largest trading partner but ford

is ready to block all american companies with his government if those tears go through. we will get his perspective coming up, the dow jones industrials down 33-point the trade war with canada has investors johnny walking away from alcohol beverage makers, why are they on the rocks, find out when "the claman countdown" comes right back. ♪ check in time is 3:00 it's 2:55.

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the stock trading routes first quite some time. to be clear unlike sports betting which allows you to lay down all sorts of wagers, and that derivatives trading involves buying and selling contracts that let users speculate on the outcome of specific events including election policy decisions and of course now the super bowl , robinhood is punching into positive territory by a fraction a juicy sales forecast is helping move the stock higher by two in a third% a comes on the heels of a first-quarter earnings be powered by beef and chicken demand and what about the tariff what-ifs tyson foods says that they consider trump tariff risks and still felt confident in lifting the annual adjusted operating income forecast range those tariffs are taking a toll on alcoholic beverage makers, j.p. morgan came out and said the spirits group d geo and campari will be hit the hardest as both produce tequila and beer in mexico so you have it moving down 1% while

the late morning agreement between mexico's president donald trump saved off the tariffs for 30 days round forbidden city no decade low as it faces retaliatory tariffs from canada that could weigh on the american whiskey portfolio including the flagship jack daniels, we have brown-forman down to it three quarters percent. again that is an 11 year low. if there is one sector on edge and we need to tell you that the white house is saying trump and trudeau are on the phone that one sector might be restaurant they are heavily rely on food imports from canada and mexico in europe which trump is threatened to hit soon and the wonder food hall allows you to ordered dishes from top chefs at 37 district under different restaurants the billionaire founder and ceo marcus you to react to the tariffs and give us an exclusive look at one of the newest high-tech food delivery halls as he expands added toward

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in february of 2020. new york city a groundbreaking food service center if you wrap your mind around this he's been on the show but he got so much bigger since we first had him it allows you to choose dishes from 30 famous restaurants all in one food hall, since the first wonder kitchen open 36 more locations are up and running in the northeast averaging one new location per month what is wonder secret sauce when it comes to building the food service center so quickly team claman countdown got an exclusive before-and-after book at the stunning creation process of the wonder food hall. >> and believe it or not it'll be a live location in the next few weeks. >> i find that hard to believe i'm looking and it looks like a construction zone. >> it'll turn over very quickly from here.

>> there will be a person you that will basically get the orders from the back of the house and handed to the cus customer. it all starts in the back and the food comes this way. if you look at the back wall that's where all the cooking equipment is going to be, the turbo chef the ventless prior imagine there will be refrigeration with the food and it you have somebody ordering the stake in it tells you go to that refrigerator and put it in the oven and when it comes out goes into a conveyor imagine the conveyor going this way in the food will go on the conveyor down this way and will turn off to one of three finishing stations to be like a station like this the house all the different things that you would do to finish a meal. >> you say all the different things there are 500 different menu items that people can order through this place. >> 565 menu items across 30

different cuisines from a high-end steakhouse to barbecue burgers and everything in between the way the system works we have a big central food manufacturing facility where food is prepped, sue bay all of it comes fresh everything's cooked. people think the food is frozen or we reheat, were not reheating anything. we are cooking the food, no preservatives, nothing frozen everything is fresh like it's packaged on the conveyor and then it goes out at the end of the conveyor they have all the finishing stations along here at the end of the conveyor and expo area is scanner that will scan the food until the system what cubby to put it. >> this is software heavy. >> is very software heavy is like a micro fulfillment center than a kitchen. >> that location on the lower east side is now open in new york city putting together 565

choices of different meals joining us wonder founder and ceo mark lori, multi-restaurant ordering worst in the industry to be able to do this, how many more are you going to open in the next nine months. >> this year roping 55 locations one a week so will in the year with 90 and were moving into washington, d.c. and philly as well you will see them pop up there. >> it's hard to wrap our minds around how you were able to do it but getting behind-the-scenes look was really valuable there was graffiti on the outside and today how is business and that location. >> that location is doing great it's one of our top locations. >> you beloved in new jersey in 28 in new york. >> 37 total one in rhode island, pennsylvania you could expand westward. >> we're going to go west down

to philly and d.c. there will be hundreds of locations in the very close proximity. >> there's nothing frozen here, you don't do frozen were looking at a lot of vegetables coming across the canadian border do i need to start looking for other sources encase these tariffs go through against candida. >> we know our competition is already increase prices on the meal kits and were doing the same one wonder we feel like really good position right now how long can you hold it when he represent tariffs on canadian imports come through. >> is a small percentage it's not good to affect customer pricing.

>> trying to deal with the new landscape, president trump is very business friendly and tougher business leaders to navigate are you watching the news feeds all day long or do you say forging ahead you have to look at billions get. liz: obviously we need to stay abreast of what's going on and execution if we play our game and execute the we have an incredible value proposition for customers so we continue to invest in our mode and tact and continue to upgrade the level of food quality and the overall delivery experience. if we do that we will continue to open new locations and grow the business not so focused on the macro issues at this point. >> when you talk about tech you're creating a super app i imagine with some form of artificial intelligence weighing in can you give us a sense of what you're doing with a.i. >> we have a clear vision for the future where their

entitlement sleep brought to you and you not thinking about what you want for breakfast lunch and dinner you're setting your budget and your health goals a.i. starts to learn in your food preference what you like and don't like if i asked you can you tell me the top ten you'll struggle to tell me what the meals were people forget great meals a.i. does not forget imagine a.i. basically solving your health goals in your budget and feeding you without even having to order, look in your calendar and see what time dinner is in the future shows up. liz: i like pizza in the morning does it know that. >> it'll learn that, cold pizza. i know monday is a big day you will find out the judges agree if you and alex rodriguez will get control of the minnesota timberwolves. a big day any inclination or indication. >> were very hopeful. good to see you we will be covering that on monday, mark

lori of wonder, we appreciate coming on president trump says america does not need what candida has. if you look at the numbers the american economy is reliant on exports from in purchases by one major canadian province from autos to steal timber, minerals and liquor ontario trade is entwined with u.s. markets now the premier is threatening to hit back hard on trump tariffs ontario premier doug ford is standing by vicodin business network exclusive to tell us how far he's prepared to go into my even involve elon musk. we are coming right back. ♪

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friedlander who is running to replace justin trudeau now saying candida must threaten to impose a one 100% tariff on all tesla vehicles tesla shares are taking a hit with a lot of the u.s. auto manufacturers but tesla is getting hammered the worse is down 5% rate ontario premier doug ford taking aim at elon musk company ford posting on x that is ripping up ontario's contract with elon musk starling the deal was meant to provide high-speed internet access to 15000 eligible homes and businesses in ontario worth about 68 million u.s. dollars with eight hours and 19 minutes and 50 seconds to go before the u.s. plans to activate what he represent tariffs on all things canadian and 10% on canadian oil imports joining the live now. a premier ford, thank you for being here it is getting real.

right now justin trudeau is on the phone with donald trump as we understand it. we are keeping our eye on the headlines. i'm watching every second on my computers. do you have any insight on how this might end at midnight tonight. >> what i'm hoping is, heads prevail, we are so powerful when we stick together, the only country that wins in the bottle is china. let's build a fortress, we have the critical minerals and the energy in the aluminum and the nickel in the uranium and potash. it does not make sense. it's going to create inflation of both countries. you know what happens, inflation and interest rates go up 9 million americans every day wake up in the morning to produce products for ontario alone not to mention the other providence were the number one

trading partner, the number one customer as i say export destination to 17 states -- just ontario. his 28 across the entire country but i have to tell you i love the u.s. and i love americans and so did canadians this is absolutely unnecessary. all the costs are going up about countries. there will be layoffs in both countries, this is not worth it, let's work together. liz: you have fighting words, you said come midnight if there is no result that comes out that is positive from the mexican style discussion that happened earlier today that maybe there is a pause on the tariffs for 30 days you will yank liquor made in the usa from all of the government liquor stores the way it works in ottawa everything that's important goes through the liquor control board and then you distribute to every bar and restaurant and walmart,

candida and costco are you literally poised to start swiping the bottles off the shelves. >> were looking at that right now. >> the l c.b.o. is the largest purchaser of alcohol in the world we buy 3600 products of 35 states in the u.s. we spend over a billion dollars, this is ontario alone, you could double that across the country and that is the last thing i want to do. i want to work together i want to build that fortress we are the closest friends and treasured allies in the entire world we went through so much together and there is no reason for this to happen. for instance someone buying a pickup truck in texas there to be pain 25% more than what they should be paying because there will be tariffs on pickup trucks compared to the u.s. you take away what we should put

one point will be a billion barrels every single year in the u.s. has a surplus of 45 billion of manufacturing they have a surplus with ontario when i talked to the governors. i've yet to hear one governor, one congressperson one senator and say i live there for 20 years say canada is a problem, what they're saying is china is the problem and then there should be then cheap auto parts and other parts into mexico and mexico is stopping the maiden mexico sticker and shipping it up through the u.s. and canada and costing american jobs. liz: let me play something that donald trump said when he appeared before the world economic forum via satellite and davos in the new message it came up this morning about fentanyl here's what he said it doubles. >> to make your product in america we will give you among the lowest taxes of any nation

on earth. if you don't make your product in america which is your prerogative, then very simply you will have to pay a tariffs. >> this morning and the messaging from the white house was very clear that the tariffs are met to stop the fentanyl coming over the southern border in the border in canada. it is a mixed message certainly and when you look at the fentanyl coming over the northern border like 40 pounds/year compared to 2100n border. what is going on from your perspective. >> if you compare candida in mexico and fentanyl .001% coming from canada and as far as i'm concerned that is too much, don't compare us to mexico, what i'm concerned it works both ways

all i don't want to continue working and were working with the u.s. border patrol in our border patrol in the d.a., 2500d heroin and opioids came across the canadian border from the u.s. not to mention calls 95% of illegal guns are coming up in the gangs are using it with heinous crimes. we all agree let's tighten up both sides of the border let's work together and we are working together we've been working together for a long time. liz: i have to ask you before we go really quickly you said you pull the contract that you have with elon musk starling elon musk is taking a bigger role at the white house and being able to insert himself and things happening in the united states. what do you think will help your people when you pull starling and they enable people in rural areas to get wi-fi and conductivity.

>> the other companies, canadian companies and this is on principle. i cannot support a company that wants to annihilate their closest friend and ally and unprovoked. we do not want this fight we don't want this fight we want to build candida and america that's what we wanted you we want to make the strongest two nations the safest prosperous two nations in the world when china is cutting the u.s. in the military from critical minerals we have more than anyone in the world and i want to ship more nickel and more energy more uranium for the nuclear program, we have it all in the u.s. needs it and we want to ship more. >> it's good to have you, thank you so much. i think it a couple of minutes the president once he's done with a phone call will meet with the florida panthers hockey team which won the stanley cup we were looking in four of the

florida panthers hockey players are from ontario. it is interesting. >> probably the rest of canadian let's say god bless canada and the united states of america, i love the u.s. and the american people in the know they love us, let's work together not given opportunity to china. liz: good idea hope it works out, the premier of ontario, great to have you. the treasury department does give access to elon musk doge, the treasury secretary is taken on a new role of his own. charlie breaks it next.

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liz: breaking news, president trump just first named the call with justin trudeau, canadian prime minister and waiting to hear if the tariffs trump plans to activate at midnight will be paused or not. the president is hosting the 2024 -- take this if you can, the 2024 national hock reigns leading league champion florida

panthers in the east room of the white house. there's the stanley cup. ironically more canadian players on that winning team than there were americans. we will keep an eye on the president's comments and bring you any news that may come out of that event. in the meantime, take a look at paramount shares. right now we are looking at them falling about 1.25% at this hour. the company's merger with sky dance remains sixty to approval from the white house and locked in $10 billion lawsuit with cbs over the october interview with former vice president kamala harris and news organization has agreed to hand over the transcript of the interview to fcc and the chairman brendan carr as talks of settlement between trump and cbs have been reported. let's goat to charlie gasparino with the latest. >> yeah, we're take ago headline victory lap and florida panthers are very american team because it's run and owned by one

vincent viola of the vertu of america tile exchange and they're the owners of the florida panthers and congratulations to both of them. i'm sure they're at the oval office and point out cbs -- the sec investigation is going to heat up by close of business to the today and transcripts and contested transcripts of kamala harris interview on 60 minutes handed over and carr is essentially launching an investigation to see if cbs doctored that interview to essentially promote kamala harris during the 2024 presidential campaign, this came up because conservative activist group and some merit according

to carr on the investigation and it's all wrapped up in the paramount merger with skydance and needs sec approval and brendan carr going without a guarantee of fairness. it's not cable. this is broadcast, public air ways and you have to -- on news segments be fair and if tahin silting the scales as they say, that's a problem from the sec cant point and see where that goes and rubber meets the road later on and pointing out other interesting news we were ahead on here at the claman countdown and scott bessent, treasury secretary was eyeing roll of chairman of consumer protection financial -- consumer financial bureau, a very controversial

going for the cbb. that may lead to the end. liz, i want to point out one other thing, trump today came out with an executive order creating a sovereign wealth fund and saying tiktok might be the first purchase of that sovereign wealth fund and guess what? we were first on the claman countdown reporting that a couple of weeks ago and now being signed by trump into law and take a victory lap for your show, liz. back to you. liz: you nailed a couple of those. thank you so much, charlie. folks, we need to show you nvidia right now. the low of the session, this morning nvidia dove. it kind of face planted to $113. right now it's off that floor and at $116 and down 2.7%. we should point out apple has been hit pretty hard today. we've got it down 3.5% and sort of like apple getting hit the hardest of thoughts of chinese

tariffs tonight -- or kicked in this weekend because pces coming in will be hit and you've got collateral damage with nvidia because the chips are part of what happens at apple. talking about tariffs once again. our count down closer says something bigger and way scarier is coming up. he's actually picking canadian company he says will protect your portfolio. to todd horowitz of the brother show. todd, the downturn in the markets today and we're off the lows of the session is not because of the tariff scare? >> hi, liz, great to be with you. it's not because of tariff. we all knew they were coming and shouldn't have been a surprise to anybody. we knew the news and some tariffs being eased or relieved and much bigger problem here is the problem with the banks and problem with the rate cuts and problem with debt, not only from

the country's debt but the individual's debt and of course social security has got about a $23 trillion short fall coming up shortly and all kinds of debt problems with banks that are pretty much overleverage and i think we're looking for a pretty ugly period coming to a theater to you near soon. liz: right up on theater screen you like camico. and tell me you're not worried about the extracurricular blast. >> i think cam koenen is very much into nuclear energy and uranium and some point when we finally wake up and realize that nuclear energy is the way to go and that's a big boom and that's a great way to play and solid company facing diversity dent and around for quite a while and real big break as well as company. liz: todd, great to see you on the screen, folks.

dow down 119 and s&p 50 down 46 and nasdaq down 240 points and again, stay with larry kudlow and he'll have so much more and going for the call if trudeau. that's next. larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. so president trump paused his tariffs for one month after the president of mexico agreed to send 10,000 troops to the border. how about that? plenty to talk about with john carney and david