president trump: i think they are close. too close. go back four years, i would have said they had it during this intervening period. reporter: if it's iran and proxies who have threatened to kill you guys. president trump: they haven't done that and that will be a terrible thing, not because of me if they did that. they would be obliterated. i have left instructions, if they do it, they get obliterated and won't be anything left and shouldn't be. biden should have said that. lack of intelligence. but he never said that. if it happens to a leader or close to a leader frankly and other people involved also, you would call for total obliteration of a state. i am signing this and it's a very powerful document and i hope we don't have to use that. reporter: if the prime minister were to ask your help at striking at iran's nuclear facilities to prevent the progress towards a nuclear weapon, would you give him the green light to do it himself? president trump: i have no idea. we are going to have a pretty long meeting, discussing a lot of thi

president trump: i'll talk to you later. reporter: [indiscernible] -- do you think you'll be able to get all of the hostages back home? president trump: they'll never give me a nobel peace prize. [laughter] it's too bad. i deserve it. but they will never give it to me. reporter: what needs to happen for normalization with saudi arabia? president trump: we're going to see and we're dealing with a lot of people. and we have steps to go yet, as you know. and maybe those steps go forward and maybe they don't. we're dealing with a very complex group of people. situation and people. but we have the right man, we have the right leader of israel, he's done a great job. and we've been friends for a long time. we do a great job also. i think we have a combination that's very unbeatable, actually. [talking simultaneously] president trump: wait a minute. wait, wait, wait. where's that person coming from? come on. reporter: what will happen, did you hear from the israeli side that they're not willing to go through with the deal to get the

>> president donald trump: no. >> some are as young as 19 years old. >> president donald trump: yes, they are like you. very smart people. has he met any of these guys? >> president donald trump: they work out of the white house, the smart people on like what they do in control towers, we need smart people and we should use some in the control towers where we were putting people that were actually intellectually deficient. that was one of the qualifications is you could be intellectually deficient. we need smart people. some were young and some were not young, some were not young at all but they found great things. look at the list of things. maybe i will do it tomorrow i will read off a list of 15 or 20 things they found inside of the usaid. it has to be corrupt. no one could improve that. they could only improve that if they were getting kickbacks. we are talking about hundreds of millions of dollars. >> reporter: it sounds like you are winding down usaid. >> president donald trump: it sounds like it. >> reporter

president trump ran for president. when we ran to hold the majority here we assured the people we would make big, bold decisions to change things. i think that's an idea whose time has come. like everything else you have to wait for more details to be laid out. are you going to see a lot of support among house and i think senate republicans for the general idea of pushing the decisions down back to the local level. that's something that would serve us well. reporter: i just want you to be clear. i know you said what the president said yesterday was bold and decisive. yes or no, do you believe the u.s. should take control of gaza? and is that a position you are going to reaffirm with the prime minister when he's here at the capitol? mr. johnson: i look forward to meeting with prime minister netanyahu. a lot to discuss. i have been a close alley to his. to be frank for the last four years i think i was probably the highest ranked member of the federal government who was unequivocally supporting israel and the prime minis

plus, president trump heads to the super bowl, the first sitting president to do so. rk jets' owner and former ambassador to the u.k. woody johnson on the significance with the trump effect across nation. it's all right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: and we begin this sunday morning with president trump's bold agenda and the incredible pace with which he is moving while exposing corruption from government's out of control spending. this past week president trump's third week in office a elon musk and doge moved to hut down the u.s. agency for international development or usaid a after a uncovering questionable recipients of $40 billion in that taxpayer money paid out every year from usaid. the white house says the payouts include $20 million to protect a version of sesame street in iraq, $2 million of grant money to fund sex change operations in guatemala, millions more toward international liberal media cra including federal agencies paying for pretty -- politico, and millions more paid to terrorist groups likal a al qaeda. the president is ca

what was your impression of president trump? ou able to build a good relationship with trust and confidence in northeast asia? there are many challenges with china and so forth. with president trump, what did you appeal to him? what kind of understanding where you able to obtain on the economic field? there is the acquisition of u.s. steel, nippon steel and expansion of -- what were the communication discussion did you have with president trump bush marked $1 trillion have an investment of japan, what was his reaction? what about your communication on the tariffs front? this is the first time that i met with president trump in person. so this was the first time meeting face to face, that for many, many years, i have watched him on television so it was quite exciting and so exciting to see such a celebrity on television, to see in person. on television, he is frightening and he has a very strong personality. but when i met with him, actually, he was very sincere. and very powerful. and with strong will. for the united states and t

president trump: no. [speaking in japanese] president trump: is "time" magazine still in business?n't even know that. [laughter] elon is doing a great job. he's finding tremendous fraud and corruption and waste. you see it with the usaid but you're going to see it even more so with other agencies and other parts of government. he's got a staff that's fantastic. he's wanted to be able to do this for a long time. everybody else knew it was existent but i think never so much when you look at usaid. that's a fraud -- the whole thing is a fraud. very little being put to good use. every single line they look at in terms of events and transactions is either corrupt or ridiculous. and we're going to be doing that throughout government and i think we're going to be very close to balancing budgets for the first time in many years. i think we're going to be very close to -- in addition to moneys coming in from tariffs, etc., etc. but he's doing a very good job. i'm very happy with it. >> would it be possible for us to ask him some questions, mr. president? will you put elon musk up on the pod

president trump. s, the reaction — president trump. yes, the reaction we _ president trump. yes, the reaction we have - president trump. yes, the reaction we have had - president trump. yes, the reaction we have had fromj reaction we have had from israel has come from prime minister benjamin netanyahu and foreign they have condemned the actions of the icc in the past and have welcomed the decision by president trump to sanction the icc. they have said that as well as they are not signatories to the treaty, they have also said in the past it's moves are illegitimate and have accused it of being anti—semitic, of drawing false equivalence between israel and hamas. those are claims the icc reputable and many countries stand by the icc�*s decisions. this has been controversial, though, and this move by president strong is adding the controversy. —— president trump. in practical terms — what do these sanctions actually mean? it is more targeted towards the individuals who work for the icc who may have to mov

so president trump did the right thing. have killed thousands of journalists, politicians, hundreds of judges, legislators. they run the country of mexico, so president trump's making the right move by, number one, declaring them a terrorist government so the whole of government can attack them. not just in mexico, but in 42 countries. at least the cartels in -- the mexican cartels are in every major city in this country, they have set up shop. so president trump's going to hold mexico accountable. they haven't taken enough action against these cartels. they've been operating for decades in mexico, they've been operating freely. we know that. i'm not going to say every official in mexico is corrupt, but many are, and we simply know that. he's going to hold mexico accountable. they've got to stem the flow of fentanyl. not only that, the sec trafficking of women and children across our border -- sex trafficking. it is illegal in mexico to sex traffic women and children, but they're not stopping it. it's the illegal for anybody

with the prime minister of canada and as promised president trump is delivering on his promises to the canadian people to put them first and i would like to take a step back today, the previous president joe biden allowed an unprecedented surge of illegal deadly drugs and illegal immigrants into the interior of our country that has cost american lives. and within two weeks president trump has -- the mexican president gave this morning and agreed to send 10,000 troops to our southern border to protect our homeland with a one-month delay on those tariffs so we will see what comes out of the call between president trump and the canadian prime minister but president trump is sending a very strong message to the rest of the world including our north american allies to canada and mexico that the united states is no longer going to be a dumping ground for illegal deadly drugs and illegal immigrants. >> martha: is it likely given with the president said in the oval office that these tariffs will not get a one-month delay from canada? that they will go into effect short of any kind of arrangeme

[overlapping questions] >> president trump: where is that person coming from? ear from the israeli side today that they are not willing to go through with the deal to get all of the hostages -- >> president trump: we will see what happens. whatever happens, we will be prepared to handle the situ situation. [overlapping questions] >> reporter: on the saudis demanding the palestinians -- >> president trump: no. >> reporter: are they demanding a path -- >> president trump: everybody's demanding one thing, you know what that is? piece. we want peace. we want people to stop being killed. everybody is demanding one thing. and he wants peace, too. >> reporter: mr. president, is it possible in israel. [indistinct] >> president trump: to get the deal done? sure, why wouldn't a deal get done? a deal can't get done. we will see what happens. we are dealing with very couple hated people. but a deal can absolutely get done. [overlapping questions] >> reporter: israeli strike on iraq? >> president trump: we will see what happens. >> reporter: prime minister netanyahu, we have

meanwhile president trump is taking the rein on ferrans policy. >> president trump: free from the huchl an rights council and ended all support for the u.n. relief and works agency and action to restore our maximum pressure policy on the iranian regime. as far as gaza is concerned we'll do what is necessary. we'll take over that piece and develop it. i see it bringing great stability to that part of the middle east. >> martha: trey yingst joins us live from tel aviv with reaction there. >> good morning, the news overnight echoing across the region when trump said the u.s. would take over gaza and possible u.s. forces entering the strip. to have all palestinians relocated to regional countries like egypt and jordan. both rejected the idea and overnight saudi arabia pushed back on the concept of forceful displacement and making headlines about iran. >> if it happens to a leader or close to a leader, frankly. if you had other people involved also, you would call for total obliteration of a state that did it. it would include iran. so i'm signing this and a very powerful document. hopefully

[indiscernible question] president trump: whenever he would like. [indiscernible question] president trump: we have had always had a good relationship, president putin and i. this would have never happened if i wasn't. so sad. so many dead people. so many cities are demolished. you talk at gaza. look at ukraine. so many of those cities are demolish. those golden domes and much more importantly and all those beautiful people are dead. should have never happened. thank you very much everybody.[l cable satellite corp. 2025] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org

president trump: go ahead. reporter: [inaudible] president trump: i can't tell you whether or not the cease-fire will hold. we've done a very masterful job. we weren't helped very much by the biden administration, i can tell you that. but we've gotten quite a few hostages out. we're going to get more out. but we're dealing with very complex people. and we are going to see whether or not it will hold. we certainly want to see them come out. they've come out very damaged people. but they're going to get better and they're going to be strong and they're going to have a good life and we hope to have as many as people. whether it holds -- we hold it holds. -- hope it holds. we hope it holds. prime minister netanyahu: i think we will investigate what happened. what were the cause of the failure by an independent commission that will be accepted by the majority of the people. we don't want it accepted by one half of the people and not the other. i think we should have it. and we should find out exactly what happened. i

visit ncicap.org] >> president trump and vladimir putin are expected to -- president trump and benjamin netanyahu are expected to meet just after 5:00 p.m. eastern. you can watch on the free c-span now video app or online at c-span.org. >> joining us from new orleans, stephen griffin of tulane law school, a constitutional law professor, here to talk about the president's use of executive power. >> no problem at all. happy to be here. >> we have seen the president use this power for over a week now, almost two. from what you have seen, what would you say of his use of this power? >> well, that is a pretty big question because there are several things going on at once. in one sense, president trump is using executive orders to establish some of the themes and programs he talked about on the campaign. he is giving directives to executive agencies to sort of line them up along his policy objectives. and perhaps spark some action, but there are other executive actions that raise serious constitutional questions and/or are attempt to follow-up on a lead, and this is a theme i like to introduc

former president trump at the time. n friday the acting deputy attorney general the former defense attorney for president trump put out a memo that went department wide. titled terminations regarding problems in the department. three symptomatic that must now be addressed. i don't believe the current leadership of d.o.j. can't count on them to implement the president's kerb-career special agent we know firsthand that none of us are assigned to matters based on anything other than the responsibilities of the roles in which we serve. one agent not named said we took an oath to protect the american people and constitution and now being targeted for it. no better group of people to be around when time gets hard. we don't give up. a former f.b.i. agent says cleaning up washington doesn't mean tearing down the institutions that protect americans. we need reform, not a purge. let's fix what's broken without destroying what works. the president's pick to lead the f.b.i. kash patel said this. >> every f.b.i. employee will be held

young also talked with president trump, vice president vance and elon musk.oung said the president told him to vote his conscience. >> never and intimation. i have done my work. i have done my vetting. i have done what i think as a former marine corps intelligence officer is consistent with the national security interest. >> chad: democrats doubt that gabbard can guard the nation's secrets especially after she once backed spy edward snowden. >> it's flabbergasting to me that she couldn't even bring herself to call edward snowden a traitor. someone i think all of us involved in the intelligence community feels is a traitor r.f.k. jr. barely escaped committee. cassidy worried about his stance on vaccines. >> i will use my authority as chairman of the senate committee with oversight of hhs to rebuff any attempt to remove the public's access to life-saving vaccines without ironclad causational scientific evidence. president trump posted that autism exploded over the past two decades telling followers, quote: we need bobby. democrats are skeptic. >> mr. kennedy ap

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this is what president trump campaigned on. spected, once in a a generation business leader who is volunteering his time to help make our federal government more efficient. and president trump talked about that on campaign trail. the american people elected president trump to do exactly what elon musk is helping president trump do. and when it comes to usaid a, elon musk and his team have found egregious spending, federal tax dollars being wasted on thicks like transgender concern things like transgender comic books in foreign countries. opportunity tens of thousands of dollars, millions of dollars going out the door every year on thicks that do not align with our priorities here in the united states of america. and so that's been president trump's main goal since day one, insuring that the every penny that goes out from washington, d.c. aligns with his america first principles. and that's certainly true when it comes to foreign aid. the american taxpayers have been funding just useless priorities over seas, and it's unfair. and

with israel and, again, now we have not one not two not three but four and i guarantee you if president trump reelected in 2020 we would have had saudi arabia, as well. so -- all kinds of things across the middle east people have said couldn't be done, and what president trump does, is move the art of the possible, because he is the master of "the art of the deal." so, let us -- at members of his team continue to work on that, and then on ceasefire, everyday we just had first american coming out keith siegel reunited with family tears of of joy saw young israeli girls one with hand shot off because she tried to stop a bullet, hugging, grieving, being reunited measure always of president trump in tel aviv and jerusalem right now because israel people are so overjoyed final getting at least some hostages back we will continue to do everything possible, to get all of them back, under the ceasefire that again biden administration couldn't get done, for all over a year president trump says there is going to be all hell to pay if it is not done. now that is done, too >> we're supposed to see phase

on the east coast we are watching sell-off dow industrials down 662 points get to hot topic president trump meeting with nvidia ceo at a white house on friday, to discuss tightening a.i. chip exports china's new a.i. modeled deepseek i sat down with vice president j.d. vance, on nation's u.s. exchanges, watch. >> president trump is meeting with ceo of nvidia today, are you expecting that the administration will restrict more advanced chips to go to china and how do you stop the chips from circumventing going to singapore. >> president looking at this this right now something we care a lot about if ai is software next technology you he need both to stay ahead of the curve we continue to have access to best chips we need to build on that next couple years, something the president is committed to doing, yeah, we need to find ways to ensure, that the best computer chips in the world don't fall in the hands of people stealing our intellectual property i am sure the president is going to talk about, that with cre nvidia today but going to be a constant theme of our administration, making sure, am

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, support president trump when it comes to his views on gender issues. es to his views on the middle east and gaza and israel. they don't support the voters are not supportive of a democrat in the way they have handled things so far. >> harris: i'm wondering as leaders why can't they do all of it. why pick the one lane? put something else on your plate so everybody has something. a recent quinnipiac poll shows 57% of voters have an unfavorable view of the party. the highest percentage of voters having an unfavorable opinion of the democratic party since that poll was first asking questions in november of 2008. jose, this is not only a slippery slope. i would have thought you might pick more of a fire brand for your party to lead the way. people have again got to get to know someone on their own time like they had to with vice president kamala harris. >> something has to change. if we look at the economic data since the 1930s after the great depression most prosperous economic times in america have been under a democratic president. so we can do this. we k

xi did reach out to president trump to speakut this, maybe begin a negotiation. we will see how that call goes, but as of now, the 10% tariff has been in effect, and president trump is going to continue to stand up for the american people. >> president trump could be speaking to chinese president xi as early as this week. could happen anytime soon. what's bring in steve forbes. who knows, it could be happening today. steve, great to have you won. put this in perspective for us. do you see what has happened so far with this trade war? do you see what president trump has been able to achieve as a win? >> what you see is all sides want to negotiate. on mexico and canada, you've got something going right away. on china, the retaliatory tariffs are actually very mild. they didn't bring in soybeans, sensitive in the past. some of these minerals we produce here. the chinese are signaling -- yes we have to respond if you put something on, but they are also signaling that they are willing to sit down and discuss. whether those discussion

they've caved to president trump's demand's. in the past 24 hours you have canada and mexico agreeing to help secure our southern and northern borders and these tariffs that president trump threatened to impose on both canada and mexico, they were signed, sealed, delivered. those were tapped -- retaliatory tariffs for the last four years of treatment by canada and mexico of our nation. they have allowed an unprecedented wave of illegal deadly drugs and illegal criminals on our territorial borders and president trump said enough is enough. he is standing up for the american people. too many lives have been lost at the hands of illegal migrants and chinese fennel flowing through our borders and he got canada and mexico to step up to the plate to... and america and the american people will be safer because of it. >> sean: victims that i'm shocked democrats don't seem to care a lot about. i did fail to mention the hostages released out of venezuela. i don't think most americans even know about that. >> they didn't. it happen on frida

i don't want to talk about other subjects. >> president trump has not said much more. etary of state appears to have clarified or reframed the u.s. position, saying president trump meant residence in gaza would only leave temporarily during reconstruction. >> in the interim, people will have to live somewhere while you are rebuilding it. it is akin to a natural disaster. but he very generously offered his the ability of the u.s. to help with the debris removal, munitions removal, reconstruction, the rebuilding of homes and businesses so people can move back in. in the meantime they have to live somewhere. details of that if it was accepted would have to be worked out among multiple partner nations. it is a unique offer that no other country in the world has stepped up and made an offer. it is one people need to think about. it was not meant as a hostile move, it was a very generous move. >> we will keep an ion events at the pentagon. but let's go elsewhere in washington to the white house. our reporter is outside the white house. do you think that is what we were seeing

is back would be the first one to blink and i know president trump is stain firm. by midnight tonight. i want to get your take on the agenda because the white house is same president trump wants to tie the no taxes on tips and overtime pay into social security benefit into the reconciliation bill the one big beautiful bill after house republicans left their florida retreat with no final plan to pass the agenda. apparently i'm told they went in there same we're going to fine-tune half to $3 trillion to offsets to pay for this they come up with $300 billion in spending cuts they cannot find anymore. >> i think you simply take the general office report on theft in medicare and medicaid in utica number of other things like that we can find the money but it takes creativity and it takes focusing on reform non- cutting things. when we reformed welfare, millions of people went to work they went off of food stamps and medicaid in w when we created medicare advantage people to get because it was better and actually save money and they have to be creative and not just be cook

of course, those are the first 17 days of trump's presidency. on monday texas officials saw 446 attempted border crossings. on that day one year ago the number was nearly 6,000. texas public safety was with me yesterday talking about the difference that trump is making. >> it's been a complete 180 now with the new administration, new policies, with now more -- much more intentional approach on interior enforcement. the leadership that we have in texas now combined with the federal government we'll have a much stronger approach on the border and actually show the security of our state and country. >> harris: u.s. coast guard caught a chinese migrant, illegal immigrant floating on a paddle board with a suitcase 25 miles from the bahamas. he was headed to florida. they are coming by sea from china? a week earlier florida police bust evidence two massive groups of people from china trying to enter the united states. those groups also were coming via the bahamas. florida senator ashley moody in "focus." first danamarie mcnicholl is in miami. danamarie

>> president trump: say it? >> reporter: do you support -- >> president trump: i don't see it happening. it is too dangerous for people. nobody can go there. it is too dangerous. nobody wants to be there. warriors don't want to be there. soldiers don't want to be there. how can you have people go back, you are saying go back into gaza? the same thing is going to happen. it will only be death. the best way to do it is go out and get beautiful open areas where the sunlight coming through -- >> reporter: that is not -- >> president trump: they are not going to want to go back to gaza. >> reporter: prime minister netanyahu, what is your message to the family of the hostages that look and worried that the deal won't go through? what do you say to them in this moment? >> prime minister netanyahu: same i said at the beginning of the war, get them out and back. we have close to 75% people, who everybody believed would not get out, we got them successfully, and most recently without president trump. we are not going to gi

today, trump's tariffs deepen, president trump is set to impose a 25% tariff on all steel and aluminum coming into the united states while my sources tell me to expect tariffs on europe this week with the reciprocal vat tax applied to it to be announced later on in the week. we're getting into it all morning long right here. plus, diving into doge, president trump defending elon musk and the work that he's doing to cut wasteful spending, vowing that the agency will look into education and military spending as well. while also announcing plans to stop minting pennies, calling its wasteful. we've got it all coming up. futures indicating a rally at the start of trading this morning, dow industrials up 131, the nasdaq up 121 right now, about half a percent on the nasdaq, s&p 500 higher by 22. higher across the board. european markets this morning look like this, take a look at the you're you'eurozone. the dax index is higher by 47 right now. markets finished this way in the asian i indices with the kospi down a fraction and hang seng index up 1.8%. president trump making history last night

the fbi, the persecutor president trump for eight years is unelected. ose who have laundered intelligence to try to change the foreign policy of the united states or unelected. president trump is restoring democracy by controlling the federal democracy. there is one man in the country elected by the whole american people to implement an agenda they support. that is the president. every other officer in this country like members of congress and senators are elected at the state and local wetlook -- level. the constitution puts one man in front of the branch and that is the president. >> martha: under stead. and all serve at his behest and have been appointed. with regard to where the doge effort goes next, tell me what you think the plan is for the pentagon and medication which has a lot of waste and it. does the president intend to go after medicaid and find it wastes there and cut it? >> the president is going to direct his staff which includes doge and me and domestic policy council to go and look for waste, fraud, and abuse and every part of the feder

this morning we come into work, knowing that president trump is going to slap a 25% tariff on steel ts coming into united states all the steel stocks are higher across the board. my sources tell me just a couple of days, president trump is going to slap a tariff on europe, that tariff is going to be more than 25% because going to do reciprocity, and in other words, do whatever they are charging us going to add to the tariff, the price of a vat tax we can see a tariff 25 to 30% coming on europe, your thoughts? >> yeah. i -- i mean let's start with tariff piece quickly, focus on destination more than twist and turns that get us there, the kinds of tariffs, that are likely to be maybe used as negotiating tactics may or may not come to pass i think the ones on europe so far at least have seemed in that category, so we would be inclined to maybe discount those a little bit but the steel and aluminum tariffs, those are traditional kinds of tariffs to bring more work home for us steel and metals companies in this country might last a little bit longer would have inflationary impact so we we

trump sthad about china yesterday. >> president trump: 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 the tariffs will be very substantial. >> dana: mexico and canada were motivated to try to get to a deal with president trump yesterday and got a 30-day pause. do you think president xi is of similar mind? >> no, i don't. i think china is a completely unique situation. very different than mexico, very different than canada. china, since 1999 when they joined the wto has never abided by the rules in any single year and they certainly don't abide by i.p. law. and clearly the fentanyl issue has been outstanding for years. in addition to that, from a manufacturing point of view, a company we know well apple does a massive amount of job creation and manufacturing there. i think the china deal is more complex and if u.s. companies never get i.p. reciprocation it is an economic war that is unique. an a.i. war and may become a military war o

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president trump expected to be at the game tomorrow, the first sitting president ever to do so. et about president trump coming to the game. >> oh, i'm glad. why wouldn't he come? he's the greatest president we ever had a, and i absolutely am a fan of the chiefs. he couldn't say it because of philadelphia, but he did say they've got the best quarterback so, yes, we me who he's voting for, mahomes to win the super bowl. >> reporter: president trump's coming, what do you think? >> he's the president of the united states, he can come. >> reporter: president trump's coming. what do you think? no comment? >> go, birds? >> reporter: president trump announced he's coming, what do you think? >> i think it's great that the he's supporting one of the biggest sports events in the world. >> reporter: trump's coming to the game, what do you think? >> oh, to no, don't you mention his name to me. >> reporter: now, tomorrow's game is historic. kansas city going for an unpress e kented threepeat. of course, the eagles lost to kansas city in the super bowl in arizona in 2023, so they are out here

casone "mornings with maria" is live right now ♪ ♪'s. >> it's time for the hot topic of hour as president trumpears to talk with xi jinping potentially as soon as today beijing has retaliatory tariffs on the united states begin primary tent after president trump 10% import tariff on china went into effect at midnight last night and china's plan includes a 50% tariff on u.s. coal in liquefied natural gas, 10% on crude oil agricultural machinery and large vehicles and export control on key rare minerals it will also open an antitrust probe into google month after doing the same to nvidia, trump striking deals with both canada and mexico to pause as 25% tariffs for 30 days prime minister trudeau agreed to put the $1.3 billion border plan into effect sending upwards of 10000 troops to the northern border he will also create a fentanyl borders our position and he will list cartels as terrorists in a joint strikeforce combat organized crime, mexico's president claudia sheinbaum vowing 10000 troops with promised cooperation with key american cabinet positions. trump hinted that the european union conv

maria: desperate to get noticed show off naked, president trump and china president xi jinping, couldunced 15% retaliatory tariffs on the united states, beginning next week in, response to trump's china tariffs that went into effect minute president trump meanwhile, struck deals with both canada and members to pause his 25% tariffs for 30 days, canada prime minister justin trudeau mexican president claudia sheinbaum agreed he to send upwards of 10,000 troops each to secure america borders northern and southern trudeau pledging to trifentanyl czar, and will liz the drug cartels as terrorist organizations trump hinting european union could face tariffs next, watch. >> we have massive deficits with european union massive. like 350 billion dollars if you can believe it they don't cake our farm product adopt take our cars they don't cake our most anything but we will take their cars we have millions of cars coming in we adopt charge them tariffs they make it impossible to sell cars in the european union, they make it very difficult -- they don't take it a lot of excuses. >> joining me now

the door there as president trump has just arrived in west palm beach, florida. the brief stay here mar-a-lago compound i will be talking to him tomorrow ahead of his tropic super bowl on sunday. democrats upset with president trump's plans to possibly close the education and storm the headquarters. we got it covered. iran responds to the president's suggestion about talks concerning the islamic republic's nuclear plans. and president trump announcing a big change for the future of one of his country's most iconic companies. >> but, first, breaking tonight, a federal judge is temporarily blocking president trump from placing on leave some 2200 workers at the u.s. agency for international development. usaid. those employees were scheduled to go on paid leave tonight judge acted late this afternoon. details on this ruling. correspondent david spunt starts us off tonight. good evening, david. >> bret, good evening to you. >> this is a trump appointed judge near in washington, d.c. and is he directing secretary of state marco rubio, the acting director or of administr

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president trump of the new and latest bold idea for the united states to take ownership of the gaza strip to rebuild the president revealing a proposal during a press conference with israel's benjamin netanyahu yesterday at the white house while discussing the war, iran and abraham accords vivica said this before and i'll say it again you are the greatest friend israel has ever had in the white house. cabinet national security advisor michael waltz is here live in the 8:00 a.m. hour, let's check markets futures indicated a mixed opening to a decline across the board the major averages are lower down industrial town about 83 the nasdaq what were by 192 the committee for responsible federal budget is estimated that the presidents tariffs could raise $20 billion through the rest of the year at the tariffs on china in 200 billion through 2035 coming up alphabet earnings on deck as a stock on the move the previous disney out this morning and amazon tomorrow "after the bell" all coming up, oil prices look like this extra puts maximum pressure on iran including tightening the rope on oil revenue