megan sutcliffe is a middle east analyst at the intelligence consultancy sybilline. occupant of the whitesition to post—war governance that would be in the third phase. the displacement of two million palestinians from gaza, third phase would look like and what exactly israel is hoping to achieve in these negotiations. it's been categorically rejected by hamas as well as by egypt and by jordan. and so it's likely that this has been a real spanner and, megan, as we watch some of those 183 palestinian released from israel's ofer prison are undertaking medical what is your understanding as to where we are? is there a potential that this first stage will be extended? it all remains very uncertain. at present, we don't receive a running commentary of how exactly negotiations are going, because there is a degree held with indirect mediators, qatar and egypt. but what we do know is that there have been several seen israel and hamas engaging with negotiators on monday regarding the transition to the second phase. that would be the permanent ceasefire and the complete withdrawal of idf personnel f

. >> look we can have megan. >> on in a moment. >> but you. >> can. look at the. >> market and see we have not moved on that headline. >> fascinating. >> they are right now keying in on what the mexican president said on x. >> this morning. >> we were able to confirm. >> that appeared to confirm. yes, exactly. so for now we'll. >> go. >> with that was confirmed. right. so president trump kelly, here's what's interesting about this. he's linked the new tariffs to progress on issues like fentanyl, immigration and trade deficits. so that suggests that things mexico, canada and china can do to undo them. but he's made other comments that suggest maybe, hey, they could be more permanent. for example, he posted on truth social this weekend quote, make your product in the usa and there are no tariffs. that suggests a different and more permanent underpinning for tariffs. and then when campaigning in october 2024, he said we were a smart country in the 1890s. this is when the country was relatively the richest it ever was. it had all tariffs. it didn't have a

megan, what can you tell us? >> hey guys, some questions here too, about the viability of a sovereign wealth fund. i would add, for a country that's 35 or $36 trillion in debt, so much more to watch on that front. a whole lot of headlines to bring you here. we just listened to the president talk for about 35 minutes with the pool reporters in the oval office. we were just getting that now. and the first thing i want to do is clarify what we were talking about last hour, about whether or not there's still a deal with mexico to delay these tariffs. it looks like, yes, of course, that deal is still in place. there was a question from a reporter that asked, could canada and china also be out of the tariffs if negotiations are ongoing today? and the president responded, nobody's out of the tariffs and signaled that, of course, the next 30 days will matter greatly as to whether the tariffs will take effect a month from now or whether they'll be postponed further or perhaps indefinitely. but he went on to say that he ha

megan 0wen, bbc news. than previously thought, according to a new study.e to the song of humpback wales, revealing a previously undetected language—like structure. from edinburgh university, here's professor simon kirby. what this work shows for the first time that one of the key defining features of language has been found in another species. of whalesong data and poured it into this mathematical model of how children learn language. what we saw was this fingerprint that we see in all human languages coming out in the whalesong. it would be really nice, wouldn't it, if we could use for whales. but actually that's not possible. and the reason is that we don't actually think whales are using their song like we use language. so in some ways, whale song is actually a bit more like what's for dinner. and it turns out there are other species that transmit communication culturally. so songbirds' song is learned each generation. so what's next for us is to apply this human infant inspired technique to birdsong. that has to be my favourite story of the day. that's

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first let's get over to megan costello for that. megan. >> sara. president trump. >> is once again speaking with reporters in the oval office right now. we are once again waiting on tape, but we are starting to see some headlines flash from the wires that i wanted to bring you. the first is that trump has told reporters that he will speak with chinese president xi jinping at the appropriate time, but is in no rush to do so. that comes after he told reporters yesterday he thought he would speak with xi probably within the next 24 hours. earlier, we heard from the press secretary saying again that that call was happening within 24 hours. we had thought tonight or tomorrow morning. now it seems like that call might not yet be scheduled. trump, saying that he's not in a rush to talk with him, raising questions about the status of those tariffs and the retaliation that we saw this morning. trump also was asked about that retaliation and said, that's fine. so more to watch there. he's also mostly talking about iran right now and iran's oil supply. and he

. >> our megan cassella joins us now with much more on this story. megan.morning. >> good morning frank. so it's official. >> now. >> this is president. >> trump following. >> through on threats that he's made for years but never fully carried out in imposing these sweeping. tariffs on the us's three largest. >> trading partners. >> and the actions go a little bit. further than we had initially expected. >> there are, of course, the 25% tariffs on canada and mexico. >> and 10%. >> on china. >> that we had. >> expected. >> but there's also a. lesser 10%. tariff only on canadian energy. >> products products. >> and there are no exemptions, meaning no company can apply for relief to get. >> their product. >> carved out. the white house also unexpectedly. >> took away. >> a rule that allowed smaller. >> packages worth. >> less than $800 to come in duty free. now, that's a step that will especially hurt small businesses and the platforms they use, like etsy and. >> shopify. >> as well as chinese fast fashion retailers like sheehan and tamu. now, the value of goo

. >> over to megan costello. >> for the latest. >> on the tariff front. megan. >> hey, mike. it's been a busy day, and it's a make or break hour now for canada, prime minister justin trudeau and president trump meeting by phone as we speak for the second time today as they try to work out a deal to delay or to scrap tariffs entirely. so far, we know that after they spoke this morning, president trump had a number of questions for canada, including about u.s. banks being able to operate up there. so a major question now on whether the two sides will be able to reach a deal before trump's tariffs and before canada's retaliatory tariffs are set to take effect just after midnight tonight. also on the president's list of calls today is china, who he says he'll talk to probably in the next 24 hours. >> what i have. >> discussed is we'll have some good meetings with china. we have meetings planned and we'll see what happens. but that was just. an opening salvo. if we can't make a deal with china. >> then the. >> tariffs will be very, very substantial. >> so only one third of this tr

what a day. >> megan. >> what a day. melissa. that's absolutely right. at least two legs of this trade war are now on pause for at least a month. a message coming in from president trump just seconds ago on truth social, confirming that news that he has reached a deal with canada to delay those tariffs. that comes after canada promises to carry out this $1.3 billion border security plan. trudeau also saying that he will appoint a fentanyl czar to take care of that at the border. trump saying that it will be at least 30 days that those tariffs are on pause. that comes after he reached a similar deal earlier today with mexico president claudia sheinbaum. she agreed to send 10,000 troops to the southern border to focus on fentanyl specifically. she also said that the u.s. made some promises to not send so many weapons across the border into mexico. also, at least 30 days on pause there. negotiations ongoing. so we will play this game again a month from now. and the open question at this point, melissa, is what's going to happen with china? 10% tariffs on al

megan hayes, democratic strategist, former director of message planning for the biden white house. and matt gorman, republican strategist, also adviser formally to tim scott's presidential campaign. welcome to all of you. another day in the second trump administration, jonah, and it's all coming so quickly. i do think that there clearly is some appetite among americans for trimming government waste. this is something we hear from voters all the time, but the stakes are incredibly high for things like our air traffic control system. you know, the the data sensitive data of all americans inside the treasury department. they now reportedly have access to medicare and medicaid, which includes people's health records. is elon going too far for american voters or is he not? >> well, if the question is for american voters, i think the evidence isn't in yet. right? i mean, we just don't it doesn't seem to be the massive groundswell of popular sentiment. i think you got to put this in a whole bunch of different buckets, right? i mean, there's the first of all is the actual policy aim desira

griffin, also former biden white house director of message message planning megan hayes. all right, alyssa, the wall street journal editorial board, their headline, the whole tariff thing. canada, mexico and pre china was this trump blinks on north american tariffs. the president pauses after minor concessions from canada and mexico. they say trump blinks. i wonder if this is playing out. if you think it is like he thinks it is. is this the big win? he thinks he's getting? >> i suspect the white house thinks it is. >> a big win. >> and listen, they've got. >> a. >> media ecosystem. >> on the right. >> that's going. >> to. >> affirm that. the wall street journal also called it the. >> dumbest trade war. >> in history. >> i'm very critical. >> traditionally, republicans have not been in favor. >> of tariffs. and kind of the weapons that he's using to try to negotiate trade deals. and i would remind you, one of the biggest victories of the first trump administration that i worked in was the usmca, which was the mexico and canada trade agreement with the u.s. so this is we ar

megan costello has that for us. megan. >> hey scott. we are just learning that. >> president trump has. >> nominated jason. >> trennert to be assistant treasury. secretary for financial markets. >> now, treasurer trennert. excuse me. >> is a frequent cnbc guest and best known as the co-founder and chairman of strategies, the economic research firm. in this role at treasury, he'll have authority over debt. >> management. >> treasury bill issuance. some of what we saw this morning, as well as some market oversight and some regulatory aspects as well. it will. >> require senate confirmation. >> scott. >> so something to keep an eye on there. but for now, we know that trennert has been nominated as assistant. treasury secretary for financial markets. scott, back over. >> to you. okay. a name and face very familiar to the viewers of this network. good stuff megan. thank you. we're just getting started here. up next is eric jackson. he's back with us. he'll tell us how he thinks tariffs could impact the tech space, what he's heard from the bi

. >> yeah i'm megan again.of you know including of course what we think the ask is. you know and i think many people are trying to understand is it really about border security and fentanyl and prohibiting that from getting into the country, or is it more about the numbers? do you have any sense in terms of the conversation and where there might be common ground? >> just a little bit of sense so far. when the white house was asked by reporters over the weekend what exactly the president would be looking for, they spoke very vaguely about this. they said there would be a wide range of metrics, and that included zero american deaths from fentanyl and only legal immigration. so not the kind of thing that can happen, of course, overnight, but maybe some sort of more money towards border security, for example. the indication so far is that mexico might be doing more to satisfy the president at this point than canada is. he seems to be less pleased with our northern neighbor than with our southern. but i also asked t

megan hayes, is that a fair assessment from the new york times of where democrats are right now? >> yes. i think that there is a big divide still of what what the messaging should be. i think you have a lot of people who want to move back to the middle and talk about the economy and talk about how to build back out the middle class from the bottom up. and then you have a lot of people who are still in the identity politics and still want to move further to the left. so i do think that the democratic party is going to have to figure out where they are, or they will continue to lose. >> i mean, it's like an anvil. hell, on the entire party's head. and they're very stunned and they can't decide whether or not it's a communications problem or an agenda problem. you saw like what tim kaine just said there. that's more of saying it's a messaging problem. our agenda is fine. and you have people out there like rahm emanuel and then also even some other democrats that are saying we have to move to the right on issues like immigration, the border crime. we have to meet voters where they ar

our megan cassella, great reporting as always. good to see you, megan.l, china's move today to retaliate against the u.s. imposing higher tariffs on imports is only adding to the uncertainty for american businesses that operate globally, even as president trump strikes a deal to pause tariffs on canada and mexico for 30 days. let's talk more about this now with chris swonger, ceo of the distilled spirits council, and matt priest, president and ceo of the footwear distribution and retailers of america. gentlemen, thanks for joining us this morning. chris, if you don't mind, i'm going to start with you. let's focus on what we know right now that the tariffs on china and the fact that china has retaliated. tell me about how it impacts your business. i know china is a big beer market, actually the biggest beer drinking market in the world when it comes to spirits. what are you seeing there? >> well. >> unfortunately, china is not a big market. for us distilled spirits. >> and that's due to due to tariffs. it's only a $15 billion market believe it or not for

megan. >> cassella joins. >> us right now with more. >> megan, good morning becky. >> good morning. president trump acknowledging there are some pain from these tariffs. not something we often see. and now he's carrying out these threats that he's made for years. and his actions i will say go further than initially expected. there are of course, the tariffs we knew were coming. you just mentioned 25% on canada and mexico, 10% on china and on canadian energy. but there were two surprises. the first was no exemptions. no company now can apply for a carve out. and the second was that the white house took away a rule that allows small packages worth less than $800 to come in duty free. that's a hit to small businesses and to fast fashion retailers like sheehan. so the value of goods impacted here is around $1.3 trillion or so, more than triple the value of goods that trump hit with tariffs in his first term. and that's before you count in the retaliation that's likely to target sectors like agri

megan, what more do we know about what happened? what we know, according to russian. >> state media, is that. >> armen sarkisian. >> was in the basement. >> of this luxury apartment block when this bomb went off. killing him, another. person and injuring three others. now we're hearing from a ukrainian member of parliament who says that sarkisian was taken to a hospital. he was in the icu where he later died. but as you mentioned, when you take a look at the images that are coming out of the scene here, you can see just how intense that bomb really was. he was in the basement, and you can see the doors of the lobby just blown off windows around it, blown off. a large police presence. the russians believe that this was an assassination. they are trying to dig into who orchestrated this. but to give you some background of this guy, i mean, this is someone that ukrainian officials have called a crime boss who operated in the donetsk region of ukraine. so that is the eastern part of the country that is largely controlled by russia. ever

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we turn to megan cassella in washington. megan. >> that is the question this morning steve. good morning. both countries both canada and mexico getting at least a temporary reprieve from a trade fight after both struck deals with trump yesterday to delay their. tariffs by at least 30 days. >> so first mexico. >> this one came together pretty quickly. >> yesterday after. >> mexican president claudia. >> sheinbaum, she. >> pledged to send 10,000. >> troops to the southern. >> border to focus. >> on fentanyl specifically. >> trump agreed then to delay tariffs. >> until march. >> 4th and says that marco. >> rubio, scott. >> bessent and howard. >> lutnick will. >> continue negotiations. in the meantime. >> he had a. >> little. >> bit of a trickier time with canada. trump and prime minister. >> trudeau spoke twice yesterday, and it. >> wasn't until. >> that second call later in the afternoon that trump agreed. >> to the delay. that came after trudeau. >> committed to carrying. >> out a. >> $1.3 billion. >> border security plan and. >> to. appoint a. fentanyl czar. >> but guys, rea

thank you very much, megan. steve, i know that you have a play here in the space. >> i'm long steel from $30. i think it. >> goes much higher. you're going to have. >> a lot of. volatility in that process and the sausage making of it. but i think he's he. >> donald trump. >> president trump is hard pressed to let steal the stock. and the company fail. so he's either going to do it through tax incentives and perceptions of reality. you're not going to. let them. >> buy. >> it, but you could let them invest in it. >> i think. >> there's room for there to be multiple winners, and i'm concerned with one winner and that's letter x, and i think it goes higher. and we're talking about in the 50s with the nippon deal. so we're trading at around 3637. i think it has the chance to get back up there. >> interesting stuff tim. >> well. >> i think. i think u.s. steel, even without the dynamic. here around nippon or, you know, cliffs or anybody else, was that this company was cheap, companies cheap. but there was obviously so

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megan markle, prince harry -- >> out. [laughter] >> i can't even show you the video.if it's get most got talent, you can't send her there. [laughter] >> that was good. >> i always said she should host a true crime podcast how she stole harry's bowls. give me this one. i was going to ask you about kanye but i can't because you wrote most of his tweets. [laughter] they didn't get that. can jaden smith day? this is what work to the grammys. see what he were to the grammys. he worked the stereo over his head that i guess in case will start punching people at the award shows again, i don't know but can you abide that at the crime prom. >> it is a necessary precaution. [laughter] i think he still has to go. what is that? >> lincoln has spoken. out of fear. i'm kidding. [laughter] don't go anywhere. last call is next. [cheering and applauding] oh, it's cold outside. time to protect your vehicle from winter's wrath. of course, the hot sun can be tough on vehicles too. you need weathertech. laser measured floorliners and cargo liner will shield the carpeting from sand and snow

our megan cassella has the latest. and megan, that's one of about ten stories out of dc this morning. >> there's always several carl, but that's right. >> this is a move. >> that puts elon musk and the trump. >> administration's attempts to. >> offer buyouts. >> or deferred resignations. >> more specifically. >> to the federal workforce. >> on pause, at least. >> for the weekend. >> a federal judge. >> in boston. >> ruling yesterday. >> to delay the deadline for that offer. >> from thursday until monday. now. >> this is. >> the lawsuit that federal employee. >> labor unions filed against the. >> government. >> arguing that. >> the deferred resignation. >> offer was both. >> unfair and illegal. >> illegal because the. >> government was. >> promising to pay. >> workers through september, when those. funds have not yet been appropriated by congress. so the delay is meant to give both sides. >> a chance to lay out. >> their arguments and. >> the. >> judge more time to. >> process them. >> the next. >> step now will be. >>

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coverage but he free to six americans being held in venezuela and here they are, and he said this on the megan kelly show yesterday quoting, is our job to convince the venezuelan government to show them the facts, this is what the biden team did not do, they did not send anyone to the presence -- to the presence. -- to the prisons. the biden administration did not try and boom, trump is an office for a few days and they are coming home. >> less than two weeks president trump had hostages coming home, hostages people did not even know were in venezuela. his envoy went down there and he asked, i want the six hostages and he said, i don't have them, and then the basset or -- and the ambassadors that i need them, you will get them to me and the regime brought them to him and a very emotional moment. he got to say i am an american diplomat and i'm here to bring you home from president trump's orders. it was incredible. >> trace: meantime back in california the epa administrator went with l.a. mayor to the fires, at the palisades to check all of this out, i think as you look at these pictures, they

. >> and megan hayes was saying the same thing. why shut it down, go through it with a fine-tooth comb and keep the funding that's necessary to keep a lot of these businesses. thank you. >> more on the usaid fight in just a moment, but first, john's upcoming meeting with benjamin netanyahu. spring house foreign affairs committee chairman brian mast. e joins us live. thank you for joining the program. please tell us what we should expect from this meeting. >> with prime minister neta netanyahu, you will hear a discussion about the capabilities they have to counter iran pick what they have destroyed that has not been given on open-source information, the networks that won't continue to exist for mike thomas, has below, things going on with syria. what we need to know for national security and terrorism across this field. it will be very apprehensive about what has taken place and what will be the path forward. >> the ambassador to united nations road a piece at fox news digital today about the upcoming -- he said that trump/net yahoo

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closely watched by the bond market megan cassella joins us with the details megan. >> mike treasury is that. matches expectations and holds exactly in. line with the past couple. >> of quarters. >> so no real surprises for the treasury market here. >> a few more of the numbers for you guys. >> treasury says it will be refunding $106 billion and raising about $19 billion in new cash. the breakdown. >> in. tenors will. >> also hold the same. >> as before. >> so that's $58 billion auction for the three year $42. >> billion auction. >> for the ten year and $25 billion for the 30 year. now something i do want to flag here. treasury also says in this release that it believes it will be able to hold auction sizes steady for at least the next several quarters. that language has been in there for several quarters now, and it's a good sign for stability in the bond market. but i highlight it now because there had been some expectation that treasury secretary scott bessent, who had been critical of secretary janet yellen's reliance on shorter term debt, could have been pushing now toward issuing

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