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cheryl: i am cheryl casone the emperor maria bartiromo it is presidents' day at 7:00 a.m. on the east coast, thank you for joining us. it is time for the hot topic of the hour. china's biggest online retailers are looking to ship production to leverage a trade loophole president trump is planning to close, fox business lydia hu joins us with more. >> the trade loophole allows for goods valued at less than $800 to be shipped into the united states without a tariff it in recent years the use of the loophole has ballooned the number of shipments entering the united states claiming to be small enough to be exempt from tears has increased by 878% of the last ten years it's estimated that the fashion retailers temu and shein are responsible for more than 30% of

all packages shipped to the united states every day through the loophole, the wall street journal reports that there working to get around the expected closure of the loophole by the trump administration by moving production and supply chain outside of china. listen here. >> they will accelerate and if you're looking at 35% increase in costs from china that's going to be reflected in the price if the period genes is $20 and that becomes $28 but now a price of genes from turkey was $24 but it can truly between $4. it is going to make sense to import from turkey. shein did not respond to the quest for comment. he tells fox business that is more diversified than shein but temu admitted its recruited local sellers in the united states since last year end it

promotes local warehouse fulfillment when the loophole closes their economists estimate the average family can see cost increase by as much as $136 per year. while closing the loophole could increase costs there are others that say the national interest demanded to protect trade laws and intellectual-property and consumer protection, trade off their. cheryl: it'll be interesting to see how they deal with this particularly the small dollar items. thank you so much. let's get your reaction obviously these are major retailers and americans have gotten addicted to having $50 dresses coming from china, that's going to change. >> how they circumvented the tariffs you take individually packaged items and put them in a container so you don't get tariffs on the value of the

containers on the individual items inside the package avoiding the tariff charges with the $50 just which could be $60 or $55. there's other items that become more competitive because you don't have the unfair advantage from china in this place on a 70 other things it's historically been sending their steel to canada and having a comment from canada or other goods into mexico and having to come to mexico to avoid all sorts of tariffs and the thing along that line, this administration is wise to look and have a true clampdown in the global marketplace into an even playing field. >> it could be in good negotiating tool this could be one of the things of donald trump sits down with xi jinping and at some point is probably going to happen, this could be a conversation where could be leverage united states has.

>> i would say the one thing we know about china consistently they've always worked around trade balls they've done in the environmental space in the manufacturing for clean energy and other southeast asian countries and they offshore much of their work so they can control much of the supply chain trade even in this case where will say let's change the loopholes they will find new ones, the way that we fix this is for the u.s. differently be more competitive here at home and deal with the regulatory burdens that make it difficult to manufacture and produce things in america predict the regulatory issues or something else whether the labor department or the epa that those can be dialed back you would have a faster ramp-up in u.s. production, that is the thought and the goal. for maria spoke with defense tech firm palmer lochte on "sunday morning futures" yesterday about the u.s. buying military drones from china.

watch this exchange. >> we need to take control of her own destiny not just drones but the critical high-technology that are military depends on in our law enforcement depend on. we buy a lot of chinese drones. most of the computers united states buys even further could call military applications are made in china they have been hollowed out by globalism we outsourced all ability to make the things that allow us to control our destiny were forced into buying chinese drones and computers and chips and sensors. what you make of that. >> is one 100% right in the vulnerability of the national security has tory fiercest enemies that we've created through convenience largely not because of anything nefarious because we like to buy cheaper stuff and things faster. i think were on the steps to making the global marketplace a much more livable playing field

with this administration, peter navarro gave a great talking about all the different advantages the countries give to their companies so they can sell into our marketplace. as you start to get regulatory reform and lower the cost of energy. as you put certainty around with the corporate tax is going to be and you make it harder for other countries to manipulate our markets all the sudden everything becomes more competitive if we can stretch this out for more than just four years you look back a decade from now, this will be a turning point in the history for domestic manufacturing in the united states but also the new national security is absolutely insane the factors we give to the chinese communist party. cheryl: american companies has been talked about for years, technology company something about apple in particular a lot of companies have been moving the production out of china. it's not completely happen whether it's apple iphone and

were not there yet, it takes time but also it's fair to say we know china uses unfair labor practices through one of the highest polluters in the world they don't care about omissions with environmental. they used slave labor we know their bad actor, let's take actions to balance that out it's always going to be cheaper when used slave labor we have to balance that out not make choices based on the. cheryl: at the end of the day the human rights abuse seems to get lost but really quick what do you make of a meeting between donald trump and xi jinping. cheryl: he said he would like to but nothing on the books. >> i expect it will happen in adversary meeting with them to avoid greater conflict but i think there are lots of areas of disagreement and president trump made it very clear he wants to be tough on china going forward.

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with you thank you for joining us on presidents' day markets are closed but we are futures trading until 1:00 p.m. eastern time today taking a look at where were at setting us up for tomorrow or setting ourselves up for success green arrows across the board we also have stocks on a tear for the year look at the dow up almost 5% the nasdaq up almost 4% and the s&p up almost 4% then you have a new survey with 44% of a markets press enter trust president trump to manage academy, 43% trusting with foreign trade, we have cpi last week in ppi, we are getting red warning signs from the inflation data that we are getting does that make you nervous or any cause for concern for you. >> good morning thank you for having me certainly inflation, no little bit higher in january there's a little bit of a red flag that we see as an overall this inflationary trend you look at the last few months for us our message to clients we want

to focus on monitoring tariff discussion because i will be a major driver and potential inflationary move for making sure were well diversified across the board not just public but private market we think it's an attractive time to be invested in its our message to clients. >> now to you yet chipmakers broad, and semi conductor manufacturing to look at the potential deals with intel to split up the company broad comments interested in the chip design and marketing business tsmc is looking at the company's factories is this something that will actually come to for wishing. >> this is huge news we don't know if this will come through but intel has their back to the wall the stock is a great chart if you look at how well the other companies have done the competitor to intel and intel being the chosen one with the chip stock that was passed in this country how poorly they've

done and they missed the massive a.i. trend that is going on out there were taiwan semi and broad, have done extraordinarily well. it's time for a change for intel to get this company back on track. a deal like this could unlock significant value inside of intel and give them a ton of cash and invest in other areas inhabited chance of competing in the arms race that's going on right now you like to see headlines coming across the tape for an environment in the company deals can get done. it just needs that from an overall market standpoint that large players, people in the know are feeling very positive that they could take risk with their capital. cheryl: before you go, you say you're expecting more volatility for the tariff conversation.

how are you managing that we were to make sure were diversified, out of being one 100% exposed to the public markets 90% of businesses in the world are deprived you turning off an investable asset group we want to get there, dampen volatility and focus on areas that we think have large growth potential, taken advantage of volatility pretax loss harbor harvesting with tickets great opportunity surrounding the a.i. play with the emperor structure talked about data centers and nausea as well is the energy component surrounding this that's where we want to be for clients. cheryl: thank you for joining us mike you going to stay with us all morning long we have a lot more coming out. doge did get up 1.9 billion in taxpayer funds claiming it was misplaced by the biden administration. wisconsin congressman tom

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>> arrest made by immigration and custom enforcement skyrocketing under the trump administration, homeland security shows total arrestor 130% over a one-week . . . tom homan joined maria on "sunday morning futures". watch. you get pushback from the sanctuary cities how significant is the pushback and is it stopping you from doing your job? >> it makes our job more difficult and dangerous in the numbers you said were more than twice the numbers and joe biden had a year ago from today and the vast majority in public safety threats but am i happy, no i want more because last count we had over 600,000

illegal aliens with criminal conviction walking the streets of this country. >> milwaukee mayor cavalier johnson discussing how his city is going to work with eyes while warning about the financial impact of deportation. >> the milwaukee police department the immigration police it is not eyesore the city's responsibility that is a federal responsibility. the city does not engage the police department does not engage in with an ice in wisconsin we have a three legged school lunches to agriculture, tourism and manufacturing and each of those is impacted by immigration each and every single one of us there is a whole scale rounded folks up not just folks who committed crime death harm and destruction, the folks who simply cross the

border and have documentation, you will devastate the economy. cheryl: wisconsin congressman tom tiffany congressman milwaukee not a sanctuary city, what you make of the mayor's comments of economic impact if many are working at restaurants here in new york it is banegas if they are deported. >> these are the same public officials that have been saying for years that we cannot do anything about illegal immigration and the federal government that is their role they show up under president trump and tom homan in there doing something about it yet they still will not participate tell that to the woman who was beaten brutally in wisconsin by venezuelan gang member. cheryl: okay we lost you for a second but i think your back.

a part of your answer, tom homan has made it very clear they're going after criminals and people that pose a threat to safety here in the united states. even in cities like new york it's a sanctuary city you see pushback from maybe not so much mayor adams but others that want to protect in making a political statement, you are protecting the person that is working at the restaurant but you're also protecting the criminal. how do we deal with this issue where it can work your federal authorities and tom homan working with sanctuary cities or cities like milwaukee in your state to where we get the bad guys out. >> secretary nome and tom homan made it very clear there is 1.5 million people that have deportation orders, tom homan just said 600,000 people with criminal records. you start with them first that is 2 million people you start

with them and that's exactly what they're doing and i don't understand why a mayor and the governor wisconsin refused to help be able to get these people that have convictions on the records out of the state of wisconsin and america. >> is likely political. let's talk about funding in the academy and doge. they're looking at paper checks the agency posted on x would save 750 million per year, doge said his save 600 million after laying off health and human services employees and they recovered 1.9 billion of hug money that was misplaced by the biden administration the white house rapid response posting old videos of joe biden and barack obama the u.s. needs to cut government waste these are the two former president saying this. watch. >> the american people are entitled to transparency. we can't sustain a system that bleeds billions of taxpayer

dollars on programs that outlive their usefulness or solely because the power of politicians lobbyist or interest groups. >> what should be easy is getting rid of the pointless waste and stupid spending that does not benefit anybody. we hope to be instilling a new culture that not only are administration but every succeeding administration will pursue. they say they want to cut waste but we've seen the federal deficit ballooned to 36 trillion. >> that's part of the reason is been billions at a been bleeding as president obama said that you have a president that's going to do something about it just like the border you have a president that's willing to do something about this and now all of a sudden they are saying we can go there remember what nancy pelosi said how you find out what is in the bill we have to pass it, we are now finding out what this money has been spent on in the decades of spending that's been

going on in washington, d.c. and the american people are behind us. i was across my entire district this past weekend people are giddy about what doge is doing to finally expose where the wasteful spending has been going by the federal government's. cheryl: emily domenech is onset she has a question. >> i want to follow up on the wasteful spending. you and i both know that we seen the list before, what is congress going to do to make some of the cutbacks in the efficiency permanent so we don't have to keep doing this every year and we don't have to rely on an executive branch that shares our politics. >> that's a really good question. i've been saying to my colleagues in congress when will we keep up with the trump administration and congress when will we pass these laws that put some of the thing president trump is put an executive order when will we put them into law but the budget committee last week said will get to training dollars worth of cuts that's a

good start i think there's more that we can get as we follow doge we should be reducing spending following the template of doge as we go forward. cheryl: before you go you recently set a letter to dhs secretary kristi noem that allows chinese nationals to visit the commonwealth of the northern mariana islands without a visa. this is a u.s. territory but you said a troubling rise and birth tourism there tell us about this. >> if your foreign nationals coming like communist china and they come to the mariana islands their child if it's born there because it's an american territory becomes a citizen. president obama put in place a visit to the mariana islands from communist china yet all the women that came in and had birthday and they claim their child as a citizen the births

were far more for foreign nationals then there were free citizens of the mariana islands we need to close the loophole like so many things in immigration law i made a proposal to do it and i hope secretary nome will close the loophole. >> maria makes an interesting point that you need permission to leave china so they're getting permission to leave china and just throwing that out there. thank you so much for being here congressman tom tiffany. have a good day we have a lot more coming up, my next guest has a new op-ed where he's asking congress to make government great again by turning president trump reforms into law heritage foundation president kevin roberts is here to tell us more you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪

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futures". >> that's why you see the democrats losing their mind because were uncovering all of this waste fraud and abuse in their losing their minds because were uncovering it in there advocating for us to continue the wasteful spending. >> there's a lot of fear mongering right now that is going on. i believe there are a lot of savings and fnc's that we can find before we have to touch mandatory spending. let's not confuse savings with cuts and let's not confuse reforms with cuts. our goal is to make sure that we give the money in the programs to the people that need it most. i'm hard plot enterprise bleed government run so efficiently that there's not any savings we can find. >> heritage foundation and heritage action president dawns

early light taken back washington to save america. kevin roberts, thank you so much for joining us is presidents' day it's always great to speak with you. one of the things democrats losing their mind, the bigger question when doge exposes waste and fraud they can lose their mind about the common sense prevail but the bigger question with the b-uppercase-letter proposed to the federal government if you get into the 2 trillion euros be cut down on paper what are the congressional members going to do when they're told that something in the district and their state will be cut that's the politics of this, help us understand that portion of this negotiation. >> always great to be with you. ultimately they're going to have to take hard votes in the same way that multiple times in modern american history once in a generation when the physical has become so disordered that members of congress have to stand up for the common good and

fiscal sanity and i'm certainly not suggesting that those are easy votes when you're getting cuts in your district but all americans are going to have to see these kind of budget cuts in our respective districts and states for the following reason. united states of america has been on a fiscal cliff or on a path to a fiscal cliff for too long both republicans and democrats in congress and on the white house are responsible for that. we live in an opportunity because the leadership of donald trump and jd vance in elon musk and being able to correct this once and for all ultimately the little bit of political pain that might exist from katsina particular congressional district will far be outweighed by the benefits by the great civilization. i can be more optimistic about the benefits that will come from these members of congress making those are decisions. >> emily domenech is onset with me she has a question. >> i could not agree more to do the budget cuts but isn't that

hard to tell the members who are in districts where democrats typically when into two-seat majority in the house, how do we balance that with our desire to backup trump's agenda over the four years of his presidency. >> it is a fair question but two things the first is the american people elected donald trump with the mandate in the mandate is not to nibble around the edges the mandate happened because donald trump in the clarion call that he has to save american civilization first and foremost by restoring common sense and part of the common sense is fiscal restraint. the second point that goes to the heart of your question. there may be politically difficult decisions that members of congress have to make especially ference swing districts. i will submit there are far more swing districts by democrats that are in danger because they continue to express their fealty to nonsense than there are republicans in swing districts he would think a very capable as

individual members of congress and explaining those votes if they do the following that is tied their vote to the revolution of common sense the restoration of america that's happening before our very eyes. every optimistic about what happens when politicians talk about aspirational vision for their people everyday americans for too long have been subjugated by the nonsense in washington. cheryl: i agree with that sentiment and you hope when push comes to shove they will maybe support the broader goal which is to shrink the size of the federal government since we have $36 trillion in debt. you recently printed op-ed for the new york post making the government great again, by great turning president trump's reform into law tell us about what the goal is at the op-ed. >> the goal is to make sure members of congress are putting into law and are codifying the

substance of the great executive orders that we've seen from the trump administration. you know as well we think executive orders are outstanding they are restoring common sense and reminding people that boys are boys and girls are girls. the thing that we have to remember if we take a step back from the wonderful moment. in four years, god forbid we can have a radical leftist at the white house who undoes all of us and the only way to prevent that from happening is for congress to step up and make sugar turning into permanent body executive orders that will take a little bit of work the speaker of the house mike johnson, majority leader thune had didn't excellent job up to this point and what were trying to do by publishing this op-ed is to encourage them to take the steps to do what the american people who love with the executive orders but there also wanting to make sure in four years, eight years and 20 years the common sense it's been restored by president trump has become law. cheryl: you are at the art conference in london and i'm

curious what the readers over the weekend in particular in the reaction that your hearing about vice president vance at the munich security conference last week ended emergency meeting in paris with european leaders because they're a little bit rattled by what they heard from jd vance and also secretary hegseth, what are you hearing on the ground. >> as you know to anti-dominoes there are 4000 people here who are ready to displace the power of the elite and their also liberating the wonderful words of vice president vance that's one of the most important speeches and history for this reason a gave a much-needed and long-overdue reality check to european elites who continue to tell us how to live their lives and they love to wag their fingers at the united states and tell us what we need to do for the sake of the people. jd vance and donald trump are restoring order not just to the

united states but all of the west and everyone here celebrate what jd vance has to say as they should. create word on gop leader mitch mcconnell he's getting criticism for republicans because he voted against a lot of president trump's cabinet picks. your reaction. >> is apparent mitch mcconnell loves volodymyr zelenskyy than he does donald trump. that's a problem with him in the problem of the establishment washington an aging quarterback whose best days are behind him it's time for him to retire. we wish him a long and healthy retirement but we want our country back any standing in the way. cheryl: he had health issues which is unfortunate. thank you for being here. always great to speak with you. have a good one. the d.o.j. firing from backlog courts to the expansion of government cost-cutting we have all the details next. watching mornings with maria" live on fox business.

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judges from backlog courts and 13 judges that had been sworn in yet. a major legal battle that is underway in the court over the legality of trump's birthright citizenship order, the new york times op-ed believe it or not same president trump might have a case over the 14th amendment stating that the supreme court has never ruled that children born to those living illegally in the u.s. are citizens the story about the courts there is a backlog of 3.7 million cases. cheryl: the birthright citizenship, didn't donald trump forgive me wrong untrue social post about this, the reason that that was actually established because of laws going back to slavery had nothing to do with current day.

and they got a lawyer. >> i'm not a lawyer and i can pretend to be one is there room to talk about this, there is room in the law to make this something different that we've been interpreting for decades now. donald trump is made president trump the argument repeatedly that the way this is structured where were as a nation and nation suffering under illegal immigration. this is not the plan of our forefathers to let 15 million people walk into the nation into the country. i think we can agree the number of issues that we face today and this is one thing that's interesting, he's willing to say it's challenging the existing premise and take it all away if we need to have a discussion in the courts, that has actually happened in the past and allow

the courts to rule on them. in a refreshing across-the-board who can do what he said he was going to do and then we'll see what happens. >> the last part of the 14th obama that everyone leaves out subject to the jurisdiction thereof. it's people that are here illegally in it was created the past children of slaves will be granted citizenship not so you could have birthing tourism, people from russia when russian people could get in it's very popular to come from the world so they can get citizenship. it's not just illegals as people ever coming where and that your ticket to stay, this is grossly manipulative for something that it was not intended to. i believe this will go all the way up and you have a little bit of a crapshoot.

i think a lot of the things that are being challenged with all the other policies are going to go up and people are getting very familiar with the term unitarian power with the executive at robertson some of the other justices wrote about prior to them becoming supreme court justices. were about to find out that the executive does have control the executive branch not the civil service union. >> that's why you see the trump administration want to fast-track some of the cases to the supreme court, before you go i want to bring up the healthcare cost, and birthright citizenship does not take away and they're not paying for the services. and it's why people are so angry about it and were putting the bill and americans are fed up with her. thank you so much.

let's get a look at your forecast across america, "fox weather" meteorologist craig herrera joins us with an update. it's really dangerous out there. good morning to you we have strong winds over portions of the northeast gas 40 - 50, 60 mile-per-hour turbulent conditions of the major airports from philly, d.c., new york and into boston, and meantime here's a look at the next storm system. gerri willis was breaking down the sad situation like kentucky and into places like tennessee, flooding was an issue, now there going to deal with snow. the snow today is coming over portions of colorado the eastern plains into kansas and missouri, tomorrow this is good to be nice concern for a good chunk of the state of oklahoma into missouri for the morning commute as it continues to move to the east were to see the spring more snow to places like kentucky where they had all the flooding rain and the snow they came through yesterday, the winds will be with us over the northeast and

where it goes come thursday the big question where is the set up, there's a good chance we can have a decent amount snowfall for d.c. into boston with a couple of inches, and we gotta stay tuned were waiting for matos to come into an agreement. cheryl: the map doesn't look so promising but besides be safe, you might want to make sure that your airline and your flights are on time there might be some airports that are disrupted with elvis on a holiday weekend, thank you very much. we are going to take a quick break. watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪

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