>> it's a big night and day for president trump and we know he's going to give a fantastic speech. the theme is the renewal of the american dream, and the renewal of the american dream is underway already. >> i think you will see great strong leadership tonight. the president's speech will not get ripped up by speaker of the house because our speaker of the house has been leading the cost to usher in this agenda of the renewal of the american dream. >> no, i would like to frame it in gilded gold. >> sandra: just hours from now, president trump will be addressing a joint session of congress since his return to office and promising it will be big. welcome back as "america reports" rolls into a second hour. sandra smith in new york. would we anticipate anything but? >> john: does he do anything that is not? i'm john roberts in washington. the theme of tonight, renewing

the american dream here the white house telling fox news it will feature accomplishments so far, securing the border, plans for world peace, and the eco economy. >> sandra: that is a focus for a lot of americans right now, moving forward with those tariffs. markets seem to be reacting, well off their lows of the day, and those countries are responding with tariffs of their own. wall street is reacting to it as you can see. sort of a wait-and-see to see where all of this goes next. >> john: this administration is saying it is all part of a larger economic plan. steve moore, robert will standing by to dig into all of this, but first, to peter doocy, live at 1600 pennsylvania avenue, hive of activity today. what do you think, peter, we should be on the lookout for tonight? >> going over the final drafts of tonight's address in the west wing, they've got the tv is on. they know that at the moment the

markets are not in love with these brand-new tariffs on key trading partners canada and mexico. expect president trump to try to use part of his address to reassure global markets. >> there is a futures curve, and the market understands president trump's plan for energy dominance. members of the cabinet that are following president trump's priority for drilling, unleashing u.s. energy, crude oil, natural gas. we are going big in nuclear. we are going to -- it is going to bring down costs. >> the same overall is renewal of the american dream. the president plans to boast about $1.7 trillion in private sector investments made sense he got back here. pressuring the lawmakers in the room for more money at the border. not just the southern border. the president's address is already being counter programmed by our neighbor to the north,

justin trudeau. >> what he wants us to see a total collapse of the canadian economy. because that will make it easier to annex us, the second half of his thought. that is never going to happen. we will never be the 51st state. >> white house officials want this address to be sucking out all the oxygen today, so no briefing, nothing else with president trump on camera. his fifth one like this. >> john: they want to keep the focus on him and nobody behind them to rip up his speech tonight. >> sandra: let's bring in steve moore and robert wolf. thanks to both of you, so, steve, set up what you expect to see, what you would like to hear from president trump tonight. >> well, i want him to focus on the things that got him elected. make america great again in terms of energy, get a lot of

these rules off the backs of our businesses. doge on all the amazing things they're doing to try to find the waste in government. first and foremost, getting the tax cut done, made permanent. those are all things that are very strong for the economy. one last thing, one of the biggest issues that helped him win make the election, securing the border. already the data is amazing. 10,000 migrants coming in today to less than 500 and just 35 days. pretty amazing achievement. >> sandra: robert, give us your thoughts as we do see this back and forth. we heard from canada a bit earlier today. 25% on mexico. 25% on canada. 10% for energy imports. obviously these are huge economic concerns. but where do you see all of this going next? >> yeah, so i know it's been a

tough 24 hours for my pal, steve, because we have both been against across-the-board tar tariffs, supportive of the united states and mexico agreement, nafta 2.0, so the idea that president trump president trump is reversing one of his eye think most museum piece policies of usmca's is incredibly surprising. we are for tariffs on a one-off basis, whether it is tigers or steel. he has even written about it. inflation is up your consumer sentiment is down. the atlanta fed is calling for a negative quarter of growth. jobs are down. you know, for the person that has -- >> sandra: i think this is really important -- go. >> let me finish. >> sandra: it's really important to ask, do you attribute those economic numbers to the current administration or the last? simple question. >> yeah, i think it has a lot to do with -- these are all

forward-looking. the fed changes their growth projections literally daily. negative 2.8% for the corridor is because of tariffs. >> sandra: let me get steve back in here. >> 25% across-the-board is not smart. ford ceo does not like it. target ceo, best buy ceo. walmart ceo. warren buffett. the markets. we can go down the list. it is not smart. >> sandra: if that's what we heard from the canadian prime minister as well. i asked that question because larry kudlow, our good friend sitting right here saturday so that the federal reserve number of negative economic growth forecast, he says that is still a hangover from the last administration. many economists do see it as that. still waiting on numbers that reflect the current administration. you know who does like it? a farmer who just joined us minutes ago. >> we have some of the highest regulatory taxes. our minimum wage of $16.50 an

hour. competing with countries like mexico with a similar climate to us, very difficult for us to be competitive. >> sandra: he did say i don't like trade war's. he does say that there will be some benefit to america's farmers because of all this, steve. >> these numbers that have come in so far are really the biden numbers. trump has been in office for less than 40 days. i agree with larry kudlow that this is a bit of the biden hangover appear they flush the zone with massive amounts of government spending in the last couple months, and that has caused prices to go up, but i also agree a little bit, you know, with you that i think the tariffs -- robert is right. these are not a good thing for the economy right now.

i think there is a lot of uncertainty about a lot of investors. i think businesses are confused by it, and the market is clearly not very happy about it. what i would like trump to do, don't talk about tariffs right now if your about getting your tax cut done and getting that victory. i think that would really improve the american spirits on the economy. >> sandra: send this off with this. senator eric schmidt joined us at the top of the last hour. >> we took in a couple hundred billion dollars. our reliance on china went from about 20% to 13% of imports. very effective without causing inflation. record investment appeared almost $2 trillion in the first month, whether it is honda deciding they want to build in the united states. mercedes-benz. apple. these are generating positive results. >> sandra: let's not forget we have seen a serious amount of private investment coming into the united states in just the first you weeks of this presidency. i will let you have the final

word, robert. >> the only thing i would say about agriculture, i heard john thune, the majority leader, talk about how isolationism could hurt all of agriculture appeared like a 2019 when they needed to bail out the farmers, so i would not say that they have been a positive for the farm industry over the last few years. >> sandra: gotcha. i could just continue this forever appeared quite the set up for tonight thanks to both of you for joining us. you can watch president trump's joint address tonight at 9:00 eastern time. right here. full coverage on the fox news channel. john. >> john: going to be a huge night. democratic mayor is bracing for a tough day. focusing on sanctuary city policies which the trump administration is aggressively cracking down on. to live in boston with the latest. what is michelle wu saying ahead of her testimony tomorrow?

>> good afternoon, john. she tends to defend the city of boston. joining these other mayors from fellow sanctuary cities. she acknowledges that there have been some hype ahead of the hearing. >> well, we have already seen some materials put out in advance that seems designed to try to heighten interest and frame it as some kind of showdown or dramatic moment. >> could be a reference to the video released by the house oversight committee touting a promise to hold them there is publicly accountable tomorrow. the chair, representative claims that they have "implemented reckless and illegal policies that shield criminal aliens from federal immigration enforcement and endanger public safety."

taking aim at the city's police commissioner and pointing to a nice detainers across the stage. she is unfazed, saying it is not her first rodeo. >> we are one of the most diverse cities, 20% of our residents were born in another country. and we are the safest major city in the country. >> massachusetts republican party chair says she has been shielded from accountability for too long, that the committee will force her to answer tough direct questions, reading "the reason ice arrests and boston proved beyond a doubt that the sanctuary policies endanger public safety appeared prioritizes her own pride and politics over common sense, more criminal illegal immigrants are drawn to boston, putting residents at risk and forcing federal authorities to step in. today the congressional delegation are holding a press conference, pushing back on the present speech tonight and then of course tomorrow, that big hearing. john.

>> john: we are looking forward to that. should be an interesting one. michelle wu also ignited some controversy when she sent condolences to the family of a man who was shot dead by an off-duty police officer, despite the fact that he had been threatening people with a knife and was told by the officer to drop the weapon. >> sandra: that was an incredible story. we covered that on "the five" last night. ronnie manual of all people, former mayor of chicago, telling democrats focus on safety and schools. change your message from talking about all the bad stuff, the negative stuff. focus on what matters to american families. it will be interesting to see if democrats really get that message. >> john: what is most striking, more and more people say that. rahm emanuel said it. matt bennett, cofounder of third wave set it on our program yesterday. yet nobody is listening to them. they just keep doing the same

thing. what was at that einstein said about that, doing the same thing over and over again? >> sandra: never result in a different outcome. registered sex offender -- >> john: he said it was the definition of insanity. >> sandra: you have been covering the story. allowed inside multiple female locker rooms in virginia and it did a far left policy allow that to happen? many are asking right now. we will ask the commonwealth attorney general coming up here it's been one man charged with killing a deputy. by the presiding judge is now under scrutiny. >> there were 42 rounds fired at the deputy. these are violent offenders. we are going to see them again in headlines of the news. it is all going to be on thisngi judges back. navy wife. and if you've made the deployments and you've been the wife at home or you've been the spouse at home you understand what i'm talking about. your spouse has earned the right to apply for a va home loan.

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>> sandra: all right, the alleged killer of a texas sheriff's deputy, but even though he is been charged with capital murder, posted a million dollar bond. live-in dallas. things got heated in the courtroom today? >> they did. the judge first reiterated the bond conditions and said that he could not leave his home, but then his attorney when outside the courtroom, spoke to reporters. he called it "disgusting" for anyone to question a judge. mind you the judge set bond for a capital murder suspect, accused of killing a deputy. the suspect here, he made his first court appearance since posting that $1 million bond appeared francis is 1 of 2 suspects charge in the capital murder death of the

harris county sheriff's death last summer. the judge has faced scrutiny before for letting repeat offenders out on bond. texas law allows judges to deny bond and capital murder cases. some judges say that the district attorney first needs to request what is known as a proof evident hearing. they have said before that these hearings can jeopardize their cases by forcing them to reveal their evidence early on. in this case, records show a hearing was requested back in 2024. it never happened appeared francis' attorney spoke to reporters outside the courthouse today, saying his client has the right to bond. >> all of these police officers, honestly, it is disgusting. what happened to the presumption of innocence? you think that everybody that comes down here is found guilty? >> judge unger is up for

reelection in 2026. her campaign website shows one of her core beliefs is "courts should find alternatives to incarceration." judges cannot legally comment on pending cases, but we did reach out to her office, and she has not responded yet. >> shows not only does she not care about law enforcement, but she does not care about the citizens of the county, the ones who put her in that position. she needs to do a better job of making sure we are getting violent offenders off the streets. >> and as far as how he was able to post us $1 million bond, his attorneys say that his family gathered up the money. sandra. >> sandra: thank you very much. john. >> john: you are going to want to pay attention to this because it really is stunning. registered child sex offender facing 20 charges for allegedly exposing himself multiple times to women and young girls and locker rooms and high schools

across arlington county vir virginia. the areas transgender policies may have paved the way for him to do it. let's bring in the virginia attorney general. thanks for being with us. we really appreciate it. a lot of people at home watching this may wonder how we got to the point where a registered child sex offender can gain access to a girls locker room at a high school aquatic facility simply by claiming to be transgender. >> well, as often happens in these types of cases, you hear the stories and think how in the world did this happen? this happened because you have certain local attorneys in fairfax -- views himself as more of a social worker than prosecutor. back in june of last year, months before these incidences, this individual as noted was a highest level of sex offender

with criminal conviction dating back to the 1990s. this individual went to a planet fitness and exposed himself. those charges were later dropped, but the reality is he has not allowed within 100 feet of a day care center or school. guess what? right next to that planet fitness was a day care center. they could have prosecuted him on a felony in june. allowed to be back on the street. exposed himself to a 9-year-old, 5-year-old, multiple individuals. now he is facing charges in arlington. this is what happens when they fall through the cracks and local government in fairfax allow a policy that allows individuals like him, biological male, to walk in and use a women's restroom. >> john: quite a history with this fella. arlington public schools, it did not just happen once but multiple occasions. the washington liberty high school in wakefield

high school. parents had alerted the school board about earlier incidents but appeared to fall on deaf ears. here is what one of the local affiliates report. the mother said she spoke to the school board member about the situation in september of 2024. her solution was to add signage encouraging people to be considerate of others to cover private parts and locker rooms and to observe locker room etiquette. mr. attorney general, what about the basic idea of keeping sex offenders the heck out of girls locker rooms? >> this is a classic case of what i like to say sometimes people can be so open-minded, the brain falls out. the fact that we are debating this, no-brainer 20 years ago. this is a perpetrator who is quoted in "the washington post" as saying that he feels a compulsion to expose himself in public and later quoted in a video captured when he was

arrested, saying that in modern america, he is welcome in these bathrooms here it goes to show that these policies that people have set, it has now encouraged i would argue registered sex offenders to take advantage of these laws, expose themselves multiple times to young children. the reality was he should have never been in a position to expose himself within 100 feet of a day care center appeared should have been prosecuted june of last year, and he was not because the lack of will by some of these social justice prosecutors that have popped up around the country. >> john: he was encountered by police where he claimed that being checked against the sex offender registry was a violation of his civil rights. listen to what he said. >> them calling out my information on the sex offender registry and using it to stop me from exercising my civil rights as a transgender person is a criminal misuse of the

sex offender registry. >> john: let me get you to react to what he said and that the remedy for all of this is to make sure that anybody who comes into the facility is checked against a sex offender registry. does there need to be something just more basic than that? >> that is an example of a convicted felon who feels a sense of entitlement but he has been enabled by both local laws, local politicians who refuse to do their job. your first job if you are an elected official is keeping your citizens safe. because of these misguided policies, they have failed the general public, and this individual is taking advantage of these laws when they were passed, i am sure they patted themselves on the back and thought about how enlightened they were. the reality is they have made our young children vulnerable to sexual predators, just like this. what he said to those cops essentially saying hey, i'm taking advantage of the laws that have been made available to

me. those laws are put into place to keep people specifically like him away from our kids or local government has failed them. >> john: jason, thanks for being with us. we appreciate it. shaking your head over this is just -- it is nowhere near what you really thinking inside. just incredible. thank you, sir. appreciate it. >> sandra: fox news exclusive. rfk jr. will sit down with our own dr. marc siegel. how has department is responding to the deadly measles outbreak. plus this. >> when i when met, i will immediately bring prices down starting on day one. >> [bleep] that ain't true. >> [bleep] is that ain't true. >> john: profanity becoming so popular among members of congress p.r. gearing up to fight his speech to congress

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>> sandra: our very own dr. m marc siegel sitting down s he encourages people to get measles vaccines as cases arise across the country. joins us now. thank you very much for this. what did kennedy tell you? >> hi, sandra. he told me he is recommending vaccines for the purpose of community of community immunity and working with texas health officials to provide many more doses of the shot in texas, though he continues to believe that the same time and personal choice. he says most of the people impacted are part of the mennonite community, including an unvaccinated little girl who tragically died. >> highly unvaccinated communities like mennonites, it is something that we recommend.

we also understand there is a lot of mistrust of the vaccines in that community. and there are people who cannot be -- you should not be vaccinated in the community because they have an autoimmune disease or problems, and if you do get vaccinated, you are protecting those people from a possible spread. >> he says a startling 108 patients were treated in the last 48 hours and that therapy is such as the use of cod liver oil which contains vitamin a and vitamin d are working. the sudden resignation of hhs employees was not over a clash about the outbreak as reported by politico. >> i think that individual had personal problems and was about to be terminated. so they may have made up a story to explain their termination and then quit before he got that

news. but i don't know anything about him. besides that, i've never met him. >> secretary kennedy, inspired by his father's commitment to public health for all americans as he related to me, plans to focus on improving the indian health services. >> it has been the redheaded stepchild of hhs. it is chronically underfunded. usually receives about 30% of what it really needs. >> kennedy is also calling for transparency. more studies on vaccines. accurate reporting of vaccines hearing it. >> sandra: dr. marc siegel with that for us. thank you very much. john. >> john: sandra, as president trump makes his final preparations, democrats are already out in full force against it. appears to be a widespread coordinated attack on the trump agenda. but is any of it resonating with

the american people? let's bring in katie pavlich. we played a little bit of this campaign by democrats, all reading from the same hymnal against donald trump, so let's play a little bit more. >> when i when met, i will immediately bring prices down starting on day one. >> [bleep] that ain't true. families lose while billionaires win. that is the truth. >> [bleep] that ain't true. that's what you just heard. families lose. that is the truth. >> [bleep] that ain't true. you lose, billionaires win fear that is the truth. >> john: one reading from page 15 of the democratic hymnal. >> so edgy. trying to come up with some original idea. losing the media battle in traditional media but also on the internet, so they think this is something they can break

through to voters that they lost, and it's not working. if you look at the majority of what he's done so far, going into his address tonight with a high approval rating on controversial issues that they say are controversial. doge, ukraine, with the vast majority of americans supporting his moves on those issues, so while they tried to be against and continue this resistance, there is not a lot we are hearing about democrats that they are actually for an americans are looking for solutions, not just for resistance. and it seems like at least jeffrey's minority leader in the house, trying to get the democrats to at least show up and behave themselves, saying he's going to crack down on any kind of distractions. maybe noisemakers are going to be brought in. you hear them talk about the adults being back in charge here tonight at trump's address, they have an opportunity to act like adults, listen to the opposition party, maybe find some areas of agreement, given that a lot of these issues are 80/20 with the

american people appeared people. >> john: reminded me of the poll from february. 81% support what the president is doing on deportation. 76% on closing the border. 69%, males only in women's sports. the voters are on his side at this point. speaking of women and transgender and women's sports, democrats voted in lockstep against the bill last night. that tommy tuberville was floating. 45 democratic senators voted no on protecting women and girls in sports. never ever let them gaslighted you into thinking democrats care about women's rights. 79% of all voters say transgender athletes should not be allowed in women's sports. even 67% of democrats, so what are these democratic senators doing? who are they catering to?

>> this is the problem the democrats have. they are being held hostage by the very far left, the fringes of the party. they have really mainstreamed at. you have all the democrats in the senate, supposed to be the more esteemed, mature body, voting against keeping men out of women's sports, of course not just a sports issue, as you know, john cured reporting of the issue of the transgender women going into men's locker rooms, exposing themselves to young girls. this type of policy that the left has decided they are going to get behind despite the majority of americans who don't agree on much but they agree on this, that they are dying on this hill in favor of allowing men into women spaces, whether it is stealing opportunities, scholarships, winning metals from women and all these categories. >> john: safety issues. >> on the court and in the locker room, where their dignity is stripped away from them as they are being forced to undress in front of these men in their locker rooms, this is an issue

that was completely underreported during the presidential election, one that republicans are going to point out over and over again to constituents about who actually is looking out for their daughters. democrats claim to be the party of women's rights, but when it comes to this particular issue, they want men and women's locker rooms. >> john: when you think that it is a 70/30 issue -- go. >> it is a right versus wrong issue. >> john: i just cannot figure it out. >> they will maybe someday come around, but they are not interested in budging on this issue. >> john: katie, great to see you. you can watch the joint address to congress tonight 9:00 eastern right here on the fox news channel. don't put it anywhere else. >> sandra: president trump's big speech tonight may spark some fireworks, but hopefully nothing like these scenes and serbia's government. at least three lawmakers were

injured and all of that. of course we do know that there are some -- some things planned by some members of the president's opposing party, but we will see if anything happens. probably and hopefully nothing like that. >> john: i don't think it will be smoke bombs. but they are promising some things like science, empty egg cartons. pocket constitutions. those are always good. and clappers, red cards, like an soccer. >> sandra: yeah. >> john: women will be dressed in pink. promises to be a show. >> sandra: we will be watching all of it. >> john: investigators still trying to piece together what happened to actor gene hackman. why we might not know the answers to those questions for a while longer. >> sandra: time for a little mardi gras break. this live look at new orleans. it is fat tuesday, folks.

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♪ ♪ >> sandra: all right, rocking it out. mardi gras. fat tuesday in full swing. this happens to be bourbon street new orleans. jimmy is here. talk that there is some bad weather on the way, but i don't -- i have been through many mardi grass. the weather was never absolutely

perfect, but it does not deter the partygoers. urban street right now -- go. >> can i tell you how much of a deterrent it isn't? we have both been there. we have drinks at mardi gras named after weather events. half of my family is drinking a hurricane right now, and they are day drunk smashed. it's mardi gras. you go there to stop caring about things. i did not realize we are not supposed to be flashing people up here. i just got a very confused stuart varney. >> sandra: jimmy. apparently we have to be a little selective when we pop with a shot up. you know what people do to get beads up there. >> tell me. i am not familiar. >> sandra: may or may not have just happened. hesitant to put that back up on the screen. that being said, steve scalise is a big louisiana guy. celebrating with some king cake on capitol hill. >> today has mardi gras day and

my home city of new orleans. this is a mardi gras king cake, which we enjoyed to celebrate the day. this is not to torture you. there is a plastic baby in one of the slices. we will let you know where to get the cake. you will want more, believe me. >> sandra: delicious, by the way. >> i am not just saying that because i look like i get paid and king cake. it is the winter. >> sandra: it is fun. none of the colleges are in session. people are having a good time. being selective about how much we put that up on the screen. other things to discuss with you as we will let -- stephen a. smith was on "w" today. first appearance since leaving the white house. >> here are the facts. increasing in terms of voter

turnout in his favor from the standpoint of blacks, latinos, young voters, increased as numbers in that regard i'm 2020. 89% of the county shifted to the right. that is a mandate. >> he does not have a mandate. just look at the facts. he won with the smallest margin of the popular vote since the 19 century. the house is razor-thin. he is on his way and the first 100 days to be the most unpopular president in the first 100 days. that is not a mandate. >> sandra: made for tv moment. anything shock you? >> condolences to the couch he shot to make that blazer. stephen a. smith who i love was spitting truth. congrats to him on never getting invited back because they did not want to hear what he had to save your democrats are opposing trump on 80/20 issues. shot down the bill that would

have -- is democracy really on the ballot? no, because they are ignoring the will of the people. >> sandra: thanks again for having me on your show. it was seriously fun. therapeutic. >> it was a good hang, right? that is why you come. >> sandra: come back any time. john. >> john: all right, the mystery grows after the deaths of gene hackman and his wife at their new mexico home. how investigators are shifting their focus and why it may take their focus and why it may take weeks for more answers. that coming up next. without lea? it's like all their apps and channels... are connected. oh, it's allll connected... shows, movies, sports, cooking shows. — oh my god cooking shows! — is she talkin' to us? tell me, how does directv put all your favorite stuff on one home screen? uncanny content suggestions based on your watch history? or mind control?

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's police in new mexico say it could be weeks before they release footage, autopsy and toxicology reports expect to take a while too. live in santa fe, new mexico,, there are reports that will likely reveal what happened. >> the medical investigator's officer says it could be six to eight weeks until the autopsy results become public. the toxicology results could be weeks if not months but the medical investigators office tells me they are trying to expedite the results. the sheriff, their office tells

us that control worked with one of the daughters to secure safety for the two dogs that survive. a third dog that was in a crate near betsy passed away according to the police ward. a new report says police misidentified the dog that died as a german shepherd when it was actually a 12-year-old australian kelpie mix. the sheriff's office tells us the dog passed away could have an animal autopsy done called a net group see if need be but that hasn't been requested. one neighbour who lives inside the exclusive gated neighbourhood tells us gene's wife betsy cherished the dogs frequently by her side even in the car. we stopped by an asian restaurant in santa fe that gene hackman helped design and co-owned and artwork done by him himself hangs on the wall including a painting of his wife betsy. his drink is on the menu. we talked to an assortment of people around and said they were from the members of the community but in recent years beginning around the pandemic

they mostly stayed at home and prioritize their health to the point of being called reclusive. betsy had not reported to her 91-year-old mother in quite some time and a have been months since jean saw his daughter. gene's publicist tells us that the family right now does not have any attempt to announce any plans for a possible memorial or burial. john. >> matt finn with the update. thank you. we will take a break and we will be right back. balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪) for more than a decade farxiga has been trusted again and again, and again. [crowd chant] far-xi-ga ask your doctor about farxiga. ♪

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>> we are about one minute from the top of the hour looking at the dow. up 244 points. you can see the red. down much more earlier in the day. really a lot of uncertainty over what will happen next with the trade war. and of course what happens with this deal with ukraine in the united states. so all that uncertainty leading to the loss and the lows of the day. >> one thing, in recent minutes

the premier of alberta which is the province in canada that has all that energy in the tar sands has thrown her full support behind justin trudeau in launching counter retaliatory or reciprocal tariffs against the united states. and that alberta will announce themselves, how they will respond so it could be a bit of a trade war brewing between the united states and canada but remember a lot of that energy flows from alberta down through the old keystone pipeline into the united states so that could impact a lot of things as well. >> into the keystone pipeline. talk of getting the xl going. >> significant too because typically a rivalry between the western part in eastern part of canada so they seem to be in lockstep now. >> energy-rich for sure. another jam-packed two hours. thank you for joining us. i'm sandra smith. >> the day is just getting going. i'm john roberts. the story with the martha continues on. >> martha: thank you