the thing to focus on is the end of '25 and '26 where the mca is up for renegotiation. >> one last comment thousands of jobs . >> nissan's case, there are industry factors that i mentioned, but self inflicted wounds one of the biggest things impacting nissan is the product lineup they don't have any hybrids. that is the issue here in the u.s. that is the most profitable market the ceo had to go in front of the markets and lower guidance for the second time in a year. that's never a good thing. then, when your cfo report edly is stepping down or being replaced, that's really, really difficult and during a time in which they have huge debt coming due in the next two years, i think they have $1.6 billion next year and another almost $6 billion the year after you know, like stellantis, they face a major, major turn around while they're experiencing some management turnover. it's a big challenge. >> mark fields, we appreciate you being here we appreciate the insight >> you bet, frank. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," tit-for-tat we will have more details coming up after this break. why pa

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mca. it's extremely concerning to me that our two biggest fta's are both facing obstacles in the world of digital trade and i'm planning to introduce legislation that focuses on the strength and importance of the united states and the republic of korean alliance with the intention to stop the korean government from implementing the blatantly discriminatory laws that would cause an unnecessary irritant to such a vital relationship and i to look forward to working with the committee to pass this type of important legislation. dr. atkinson how should south korea policy and chinese firms increasing to drastically database and korea is assisting to their growth? >> thank you, congresswoman. one to have things about korea, i spent lawsuit of time in korea. the last time i was over there with my family, i tried to use google maps to figure out where to go and i can't. i could use a korean app and they say it's national security. it has nothing to do with national security. the fact that they want

, goes typically up to train is assistance and the business or medical sexes boys tend more towards mca tronics will become electricians. career choices are still very much shaped by stereotypes, but it doesn't have to be the way a step and prefers action instead of tools and doesn't want to go to university right now. she belongs to the generation campaigning for climate protection, but that's not passing. she wants to learn practical skills to protect the climate posts of provide from drinking water treatment, softening systems, not sol, positive on the job, and so we might even have a drinking or to shortage in the future. so how can we use raymond wheeler and all that's at school? i'm practically too well in the construction site. there's plenty of, you know, there's definitely something to be gained from taking to the streets. i'm all a full bathroom, but i'm the kind of person who prefers to create solutions with my other times shop . first of us today, the 18 year old is 15 ventilation pipes. so far her favorite aspect of the work has been in customer service. she enjoys educatin

principles of belonging as a muslim and over bait is but um, of reference that's given to the kava and mca. uh so i on the one hand source about that as the focus of our rituals, that symbolically every time we stand up and pay a to face must go. we are connected with people past, present, and future who are doing the same. so the 1st seems to be unable to give that really reflects on that and it thinks about how we construct an internal and spiritual sense of belonging with the absence of anything else. what are those internal things that we return to? so the art is to have work to interpret those themes from the scale of the call to prayer, to the scale of a gathering they're really thinking through what of those 1st principles of belonging and it's very centered on rituals and on spirituality. and then the 2nd seem of to be an i late, which is called heads, dra, this means migration. really thinks about the 1st principles of belonging, off to displacement or no matter where we are in the world. and here we're thinking about all of the ingredients of gathering. so food sound forms of wor

from the 19th sixty's own words made was essentially i saw the fish dies, nasa, quote i y'all, to the mca. so because my thought of my, my stuff is just simple. is full. saw was he was what is the doctor. yeah. i see. see marsh carnegie i for you. so now uh so what they sell stuff when i move in and flip back to the ac wasn't also suffice. configurable demarco. one of the people who instrumental in this process was it matters with luna who's voted in as bruce, as far as indigenous congressman in 1982 in sun shovel as it is in the article in the form of coverage and visiting yet the main import purchasing jenny, for la mccomb, wanna keep that on this him research plus. so this is using the as it to he said build history 1988 a new constitution has passed. we recognize indigenous people as the 1st occupants of resume. this event is where given the legal rise to their land, an area of more than 328000 hector's. but despite this, the invasions continue in 2019. there was a temperament to boise over the past 2 decades. this event is have lost $18000.00 hector's, of their territory. all doubtfu

and it's developed into something of a football mca, to well cut off. thank you. and soccer is the 1st thing i think about when i wake up my friends that were ready waiting for me so that we can play fast. we practice policies and then we divide into teams and play a much and based in a country rec, cricket is the main sport, but they render a big number. 25 is one of bishop who is young, so good talents. his idols, a big international names. ronaldo, missy your lot in about the value of to the young k as hope that sucka will offer them away out of poverty. this boat is already what one small miracle here around 20 years ago. bishop who was notorious for the alcohol brute, find the cool families and in the middle of a tune with the children who were involved, both with the brewing and with the drinking. guess that a database a back then even the government promotes to dates what people would need the extra licenses for members of the local tribes. i would, i started training the children and told them they wouldn't get any better if they continued drinking. we mot

some were waiting on this portion and was listed in that correct, that was its annual as the mca correct site is close. i use of joseph back is also a remnant mtc might be worth i should describe the total at those schools by dish or israel and i can check in that. so could you please give approximately standard and immunity? and me a favor to ask. nick, my personal name is judge. davids can way me left. voice. january 26th. 1974. gemini signed the pill suitcase. hitler packed a 10 year non aggression declaration. colon didn't as a close alliance with a country that didn't time it's aggressive plans to show when we speak of new territory. and you're up to day, we must principally think of russia that cause also empire is right. so just an issue. but ultimately, mine comes right to just story and john list and film direct that be to cause making those the world's pretty well situation. well, hitler mix, claire and mine comes in 1925. that the real goal is to take over ukraine. and so, and so the union came talk about the bins around and what he's talking about it is basically taking it is

we are expecting some sundry down pause in mca was doing something of a sham out across the gulf that is going to ease but the potential cloud cover and the chance of the shower increases on saturday. you can see that wintry weather as well moving across iran, dropping it temperatures here at temperatures are expected to drop as well with more unsettled conditions. moving across eastern parts of the mediterranean, we'll see some of that rain falling in libya as well as egypt on the stage lies up on friday. instead, we'll see the heavier rain picking up the coastal areas of algeria and she needs the wire to the south of that much west. so further south of, that's a southern africa with big bus of rain expected stretching all the way from zimbabwe through to what's one and eastern areas of south africa. it's much more sunny and settled in cape town, but there's the weather in ciocca to sack today. the doing the combination of violent war and the heavy rain creating a rest of the for more suffering for palestinians asking questions. what are the challenges in helping girls that are seein

i just need to say area travelers quicker the cloud running across into the red sea to the north of mca, hey rainbow, ha, we'll see temperatures getting near with the mid twenties light winds will feel quite pleasant. i can't say the same for the middle here, it is very much on the cool side. 1213 degrees the for damascus, for example, struggling to 17 and 18 for baghdad. and for qu, way from the similar pitch as we go through monday. the nice, the weather is pushing in across that eastern side of the mediterranean. really, really poor condition. say some abn foundry down pause. could see some low cost funding for time coming into western areas of syria. and it's 11 on showers, extending down all the way into gaza. and yet that's still there. as we go on through monday, i think we will see some what the weather through, choose day as well. i'll be starting to dry up a little as we make away into the, the new year. so that was the weather also effect in the fall northeast of africa. much of north africa is dry and i just just a few showers. the northern parts of morocco for a time may mo

we are expecting some fun to read down pause in mca, we've seen something of a sham out across the gulf that is going to ease but the potential cloud cover and the chance of the shower increases on saturday. you can see that wintry weather as well moving across iran, dropping temperatures here at temperatures are expected to drop as well with more unsettled conditions. moving across the eastern parts of the mediterranean, we'll see some of that rain falling in libya as well as egypt on thursday. drives up on friday instead, we'll see the heavier rain picking up for coastal areas of algeria entering z a z y a to the south of that much west. so further south of that. so southern africa with big bus of rain expected stretching all the way from zimbabwe through to what's one and eastern areas of south africa. it's much more sunny and settled in cape town, but there's the weather in joe. but to saturday, the repo tale is the hotels that i've ever stated, and i'm the biggest box you have ever seen, had a stroke taken out. this was really loved it when it was built, even when it was been a maj

she is the one who no go she aided the us mca, an agreement donald trump praised at the time. >> theest, most balanced trade agreement ever achieved. there's never been anything like it. >> reporter: five years later, the president-elect says her behavior was totally toxic and not conducive to making deals which are good for the very unhappy citizens of canada. lawmakers are prepared to announce $1 billion security package aimed at avoiding the 20% tariff, see if that package will work. donald trump believes tariffs are the key to getting other countries to fix issues like open borders and the key to making america rich again. >> tariffs which we will do and be reciprocal but it will make our country rich. the country loses everybody. almost nobody do we have a surplus with. they are embarrassed by it. >> reporter: the biden white house says this type of negotiation before the oath of office is not hurting their foreign policy. stuart: danielle smith is the premier of alberta and she joins me now. welcome back, good to see you back. is justin trudeau on the way out? if so, is that be

sthe mca as well told me when i interviewed him a due weeks ago he put amendment in there, that, he could here we are six years later going to do it he told me, so, he we will see how he changes usmca you mentioned reconciliation we are a week away from possible government shutdown december 20 mike johnson expected to discuss reconciliations with president trump o o tomorrow and army navy football gameive reported leadership wants two reconciliation packages bill on border energy beginning of the year a second reconciliation will include tax extensions the ends of the year something i have been asking lawmakers about watch this. >> i would bet that we're going to see two reconciliation packages. >> going do do border going to do energy policy we are going to do tax, we are going to get it all done, numbers at a hundred billion to secure border also what needs to happen to deport criminals. >> tax needs in first reconciliation, we need reconciliation bill that has border, energy, permitting tacks congress has not passed two reconciliation bills, into law since 1997, it is harder to pass bi

mca in the first trump administration, an agreement that president-elect praised at the time. >> usmcas the largest, fairest, most balanced and modern trade agreement ever achieved. >> now he said her behavior was toxic and not conducive for making deals with the unhappy citizens of canada and won't be missed. she agrees with the president-elect because people are dying from fentanyl on both sides of the border and hopefully tariff war can be avoided. >> we'll know for sure with the details of what the expected billion dollar announcement in border security measures the federal government is announcing. this could be a down payment on us putting in the infrastructure in place to make sure we're doing the proper surveillance of potential border entries and be a good partner in national security as well. >> she has moved resources to their southern border with montana to shore up that and work with the united states. we'll see if that proposed package is enough to hold off these tariffs. >> dana: thank you, we appreciate it. >> the government knows what is happening. look, our military k

mca trade deal that trump himself helped broker. >> i hope we can all agree the impacts on this regionbe revealed to those that embraced and supported this agenda. that betrayal is taking place in real time. you are being betrayed by these policies. >> joining us now republican strategist and msnbc political analyst susan del persio. she wrote this headline, "trump's truth social tariffs pledge is a teachable moment for america," so what should we learn? >> we should learn that donald trump likes to talk a lot and bluster a bit, but he doesn't always follow through on such promises. and we saw it with tariffs in 2019 when he threatened mexico with -- to slap on a tomorrow if they didn't start -- tariff if they didn't start doing more on the border. a week later they came to an agreement, no tariffs were put in. trump uses tariffs as a bargaining tool. that doesn't mean we shouldn't be concerned. but folks like gavin newsom of california does this as a political stunt. than trump doesn't, but now what are you going to do in the next step? i caution folks to say be concerned, but don't b

finish the mca bees, who are the here to rows of the hanukkah story -- heroes, they rose up to fightght against those who were anti-religion and anti-god, and they were able to restore freedom and integrity for their reliberties freedom in the land -- religious freedom in the land of israel. and the second is when you reach out as some that are looking to night for that which is right, god will meet you halfway. it was the miracle of the oil that was of only supposed to last one day that the lasted eight where god sends his divine hand and says you did the right thing, let me partner with you. and that's a story for all people. we are here to partner with god. carley: father, we just were talking about when we it should our holiday gift shopping, and system people aren't even done yet. there's so much gift giving and material pressure put on people at this time of year. it's difficult -- it can be pretty easy to forget about the main message of christmas, so how do you keep the main thing, jesus christ, at the center of this season? >> yeah. well, we remind ourselves that the greates

mca -- usmca review will be an opportunity.yes it is a crisis but we can use it as an opportunity to realign policies between the countries without having to do a separate tree, and it's a good opportunity for the energy sector i think to really get in with policies that can kind of insulate the sector as we go forward with potentially another election in canada that will happen next year. we don't know when but we know at least by this time next year we will have had an election in canada as well. two different administrations to think about and what that means. that's another panel topic for next year, maybe we will come back. i wanted to ask about that given we have another election coming up in canada and we just had one here. also those of you playing the drinking game, we used the keystone xl word again. do you see the environmental groups trying to make emission caps and pipelines ongoing points of friction as they did with keystone xl and given the mandate that exists down here at least, the new administration is going

dagen:, with mca -- i did it on roller skates when it first came out. brian why don't we bring roll roller skates on set? you could do it again. by the way, how about just, like, a artist who jumps on this bandwagon, decides to use it. all these artists were, like, you can't play e my song. this guy's like, why not? america's happy. of they like my song. good. dagen: i just -- it was the written as kind of based on a kind of archetype of masculinity. it turned into an anthem of of the gay movement, and now it is just an american anthem. taylor: yep. dagen: i love the song. who doesn't? taylor: we're looking at the american anthem that is the stock market as well. [laughter] brian: good transition. taylor: we're tossing it over to charles payne. we're still on $1,000 watch for bitcoin, is that the new floor? charles: hope so. thank you all very much. good afternoon, everyone. i'm charles payne, this is "making money." breaking right now, remember that feeling you had as a kid when you went to the movie theater when it was really exciting? guess what? it'

yeah, i was dropped from mca records after having made music through my teens and my personal promise to myself was that i wouldn't stop until i wrote a record that really exemplified and and nailed on the head what was truly going on for me. i know the version of me is she perverted like me would she go down on you in a theater? >> it was sort of a pearl clutching moment. like what? what did she say? women can say that. and yeah, they could. she was singing about a relationship that had obviously gone wrong, but it wasn't this kind of nice like, oh, my god, you left me. and now i'm sad this was rage at this man. and you didn't hear that a lot from women well, i'm here to remind you are a mess. >> you never went away. it's not fair in america alone, jagged little pill sells 15 million albums. >> it's alanis moment. you you you oughta know over the last four years. >> just learned how to write for my own reasons and write for myself and it's. it's pretty ironic that the moment i started doing that was the moment that most people related to it. an older man turned 98, you know there's t

of, i just need to say we're travis, quick of cloud running across into the red sea to the north of mca, hey, we're in the hot, we'll see temperatures getting near with the mid twenties light winds will feel quite pleasant. i can't say the same for the more. here it is very much on the cool side. 1213 degrees that for damascus, for example, struggling to 17 and 18 for baghdad. and for qu, way from the symbol of pitch. as we go through monday, the nasty weather is pushing in across that east the side of the mediterranean, rudy, rudy pool conditions have some heavy and funder down. pause. could see some localized funding for time coming into western areas of syria and 11 on showers, extending down all the way into gaza and yet, but still there, as we go on through monday, i think we will see some window by the 3 cheese day as well. i'll be starting to dry up a little to see, make a way into the, the new year. so that was the weather also affecting the fall northeast of africa and much of north africa is dry and it is just a few showers, the northern parts of morocco for a time. meanwhile,

mca, in terms of an america first, and a commitment to across the board trade tariffs. and be really thoughtful about how they approach that, because -- in terms of the how, i would just move to tactics. in conversations with some of the canadian officials who are a part of-- who have formally been , or are currently a part of the thinking on that, it goes back to everything i talked about. continental and western, we have the potential. we need to have a shared policy goal, which is to be that energy superpower and that requires continued interdependence and it underpins everything our respective economic securities, respective energy securities, or respective geopolitical influence. that means, the canadian government is going to have to be much more pragmatic about some of the policies that it has been bringing forward, that quite frankly are completely out of step with the state of the world today. we have a lots of catching up to do at home. >> we have a question in the back and i will come back to you. does indigenous cross-border policy >> hi, i was curious about

you know, he had been the ceo of, of course, rockwell collins who created the mcas that seemed to shareey have over 1,000 planes are backlogged. they've got -- they've got, you know, giant issues before them with, of course, labor situations, they lost eight weeks of production. the faa, whitaker who will be leaving soon, has given them some encouragement. so there is some good news there. just two weeks ago they got cleared to resume all of their production, but it's essentially, you know, i think 4,200 planes that are behind on, just on the 737 maxes and another 1,000. so they have a lot to make up. they just produced about 13 jets in november, which was way less than a quarter of what they did even last year and they did about 56 last year and that was not such a great year for them. the starliner fiasco, it's a human concern, of course, with two astronauts brand stranded for nine months up there to be saved by spacex. what a symbolic black eye it is, too, for boeing. they have a lot to work on and i guess they will have the spirit merger, hopefully take place. i think they vote on t

we put a plan in place for border security command backed by £150 million, hundreds more mca officerse powers. my friend is right that our new international coordination including the landmark iraqi agreement. and the landmark iraqi agreement. and the hard graft is paying off because 9400 people who had no right to be here have been returned, that is a 30% increase on the numbers last year. they promised to get the flights off the ground, we have got them off the ground. the flights off the ground, we have got them off the ground.— them off the ground. the leader of them off the ground. the leader of the opposition. _ them off the ground. the leader of the opposition, kemi _ them off the ground. the leader of the opposition, kemi badenoch. i them off the ground. the leader of| the opposition, kemi badenoch. mr the opposition, kemi badenoch. speaker, if i the opposition, kemi badenoch. m speaker, if i may, iwould the opposition, kemi badenoch. m speaker, if i may, i would like to pay tribute to mandy damari and her family, and we on this side of the house and i'm sure the whole house c