last time, for instance, they levied their own tariffs on aluminium and steel imports from the united states. now china is one of the world's biggest buyers of soybeans. it brings it here and turns it into a soy sauce. it stopped buying soybeans from the united states, which hit us farmers incredibly hard. you can see how easy this could be to spiral. that's not something that beijing will want at this time. it will want to continue its current exports and its current export rate. so what does it do? have been issued today, beijing says it is open to talks. it urges the united states to meet china half way. and of course, there's been much talk here about a potential deal between the us and china. and that is because a 10% tariff is not the 60% that so many people are asking one, is this just the start? and two, what does donald trump want in return? is he trying to leverage china for something? now, one of the things that analysts believe is that the war in ukraine. that's because last time when he came as president, he came to beijing. so is he looking for a similar deal with also, there could

united states will end up isolating. it says not individual convers, how can i do now? like we appreciate your mind from, by joining us on. i'll just say that. thank you very much. indeed. for your time when i was ready, prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been meeting a speaker, mike and johnson at the capital in the washington d. c. mike johnson, the speaker of the us congress on thursday has also matched the senate majority leader john tool on a bipartisan group of senators that's at yahoo is on an extended trip to the us. but he's been trying to show up support in the you administration, president trump hostem that's in yahoo at the white house. on tuesday, the weather us deputies special envoy to the middle east as has ball up must not be part of lebanon's new government speaking often meeting the liberties president of baby boot. morgan. i'll check us, said washington has set clear red lines against the group. the head of hezbollah is blocked in parliament, so that the statements constitute a blatant interference and lebanese sovereignty. zanna called her report

now almost 3 years. and all this time zalinski hasn't questioned where the money is, because he knows that the united states has dedicated almost $300000000000.00 to him. there's almost 300000000000 us back here. dollars that your cost and only now in the last week, did you come out and say, no, i just realized something. we didn't get the money. where did it go up? it was, it lives. he hasn't said anything until this moment that he doesn't know where the money is. because the truth is, he knows exactly what you crate has been. i tried to answer money laundering scheme, and those are as reporters who have covered it for the last 3 years. who will actually told the truth about what's happening? your brain? i've been trying to tell the world that this is what's going on. it's a huge one. you want to redeem the weapons aren't going to ukraine. they're going all over the world, including to middle eastern and african countries. these stabilize governments there. we know the money is not going there. is going to defense contractors is going to companies like black rock that are not going to rebuild ukraine in th

take back to us because the, the panama canal, which he claims really should belong to the united states. now donald trump has been to and beth ry citizenship in the united states is seeing push back. a federal judge has issued a nationwide order blocking the move compass long campaign on ending automatic citizenship for children. born to undocumented parents, for this particular head explains its been a long standing practice in the united states as a us hospitals. it doesn't matter if it's a boy or girl has a name yet, or if their parents are citizens. if they are born here, they automatically get the title, benefits and rights of an american citizen. it's been that way for a very long time for more than 150 years. and the reason starts with this man, dred scott, a slave brought into a state the ban slavery, he sued to get his freedom. and eventually the us supreme court ruled against him. same people of african descent could never be us citizens. a big reason why the civil war happened, and when it was over, congress passed and the states ratified the 14th amendment. it's pretty plainly wr

aisle about whether or not she believed that the acts of edward snowden were traitors to the united states. now, edward snowden is a former national security agency contractor who, back in 2013, had revealed the existence of a bulk collection of american phone records by the nsa before fleeing to russia. now we know that gabbard has said previously that she believed snowden should not face any sort of prosecution back in the united states, but she wasn't very clear when asked directly by lawmakers if she believed that still to be the case, or whether snowden was a traitor to the united states. now, i was also told that gabbard, since that confirmation hearing, it took place on thursday, has been meeting behind closed doors with senators, mainly republican senators, trying to assuage some of their concerns. one white house official told me that they believe that those sessions went well, and that she has been able to kind of ease some of the concerns and anxieties that people have about her confirmation process. but again, it's going to, you know, we still have to see whether or not they can get

united states? is $11.00 of the points of the victory plan that's the landscape presented to trump and republicans before the us presidential election back in october of last year. now, the interesting fact here is that the united states says that we will use the resources, but the security guarantees the full ukraine will be the responsibility of europe. meanwhile, as it lensky showed, the western journalist, a map where the minerals and the metals of ukraine are located, saying that these minerals costs huge sums of money. and so that say he's not at all opposed to agreed with the united states on a deal for those resources. taking lessons is all of the ukraine has gold, coal, titanium, manganese, oars, and rare earth metals. ukraine is very rich on the map. you see the real volumes, but there is no price for it. this is big money, very big, so it must be protected. if we're talking about the deal, the americans want to make, let's negotiate ukraine is only in favor. so what about the euro pro have also invested quite heavily into supporting a ukraine. you know, basically sometimes even on the, on the par uh with the united states that, you know, it's a lot more m

to the united states and to cars that get assembled in mexico and then get imported entirely into the united states. i'm looking at shares of ford. it was down almost 5% earlier this morning, nowas you pointed out, there's a resolution perhaps, or maybe a delay, perhaps in the mexican side of this equation. but we haven't heard anything from the canadian side. when you look at an automaker like ford, they have assembly plants in both mexico and also canada. so it's not like the automakers are completely out of the woods here. and again, you do wonder okay. yeah, we just kind of kicked the can down the road to march 1st. but are there certain types of pricing dynamics where people who are anticipating the tariffs to happen as soon as tomorrow, going to already start raising prices? we've heard of in scenarios where companies do preemptively raise prices just on the threat of tariffs. so will that impact agricultural imports? even though the mexican tariffs are potentially delayed, could we still see rising prices on mexican imports like avocados and beef? those are major exports to the united states. it's entirely possible, even though this delay is still happening, we have to

uh, any implication that the united states was involved in the state because he knows resignation is absolutely false. but now a full must state department official has exposed, happens to remove shakes, i've seen from power, had been in the work since 2018 mike brand new, says new se id was instructed to spend money on projects that would pro opposition groups and exploits issues to destabilize the country, and they noted, you know, that the rap music was, was popular and the young people were listening to rap music in bangladesh. so what did they do? they, they turned around and they took us taxpayer funds. they get a 100 percent of the money from, from the state department, and they work closely with usaid. they actually administer usaid programs all over bangladesh and all over the world. and they funded bangladesh. she wrapped groups to produce a songs and music videos insinuating that people should take to the streets and do street protests. and you know, the classic a peaceful protest that's has the, the upside of being a riot vine. i'm a protest sprite in bangladesh with some 1500 people killed. what

united states. but india is not one of them. now, and there is an old saying political circles, that's when the united states needs as the world catches a cold. and if you take that matter for a little bit further, i think the united states right now is not just sneezing. it said it in a very high fever with some a rabbit called come convulsions, but you're saying that the indians are not worried. and how is india trying to sort of protect itself from the erotic nation of that the ministration or the you don't believe perhaps that it's erratic? no, i mean it's unpredictable. it's probably that's quite true. but to, from the positive experience that there could be certain issues in which you could result. and then there's also the fact that there is also good personal chemistry between the but i'm this, i'm all the addresses and some are things can go wrong, some good. i mean, nobody can be totally 100 percent. sure about this, but they are not see any. that's what he does like the what about that mistake and then many of those, perh

the reality is, is that the united states now on the wheels, the, the, the big stick that at once the, in i and, and that's mainly because the united states contributes not more than 15 percent of global will trade today, which is down from 20 percent. and the 60 is a guy, frankly, it is just less important, relatively speaking, and sort of has less impact in terms of with policies brooks nations i able to adjust, should they be a 100 percent higher if imposed on them with the and all of this to my 2 and a half to 3 is to fully comp insights. so the last of the us market. the us in the meantime will take between 55 and 10 years and possibly even longer to adjust to a loss of the industrial machinery. the robotics and not to mention the role of materials that comes from the rest of the world. you know, when you've been living on devices of i use for the last 3540 years. and you come to the realization that at some point, a really call them the names real things. it's a bit of a shopping realization of the world doesn't need american. i are using the why it wants the that's just the rea

united states. it gives you a for international development. well, definitely impacts on government programs and activities as personally and they all suggest and other areas that they've been carrying out in nigeria. now, for example, on monday then i just and government through it's federal executive cause we met and deliberated on what to do next. in case they've, the funding stops coming from the united states and because of that, they budgeted $1000000000.00 us dollars to bridge the gap that will come as a result of the stop each of us funds to the health sector. but again, people are questioning whether or not this would be sustainable, because if the united states go when you're suspend minutes, it's funding of age to the house, i just imagine and the rest of us, okay, that means the african countries will have to find a way of reaching the gap, so as to find those the health sector and continue work in that particular area. now, a lot of people are concerned that in the long term, governments not only imagined but the rest of africa, they find it difficult to continue how many degrees obviously the the panama, as president says, he'll be speaking with us president donald trump on friday afterno

it's making the united states now a target. it's going to motivate terrorist activity.of a plan. i could go on and on. i just think this is a such a ridiculous and dangerous idea to float. and it has real consequences. you know, president trump was supposed to be working with the prime minister here this week to help figure out how to ensure that the cease fire that is underway continues so that all the hostages can get out instead. now he has us in this weird distraction and this idea that somehow the united states now is going to build condos in gaza for jared kushner at the expense of our national security. >> on the surface, this all looks so friendly, right? we saw, obviously, the joint press conference yesterday between the president and the prime minister. there was a gift that was given to donald trump. it's a golden pager on a block of wood, obviously an allusion to the deadly september operation by israel and lebanon, which targeted pagers used by hezbollah. so they got he got that as a gift. and at the same time, you have a situation where, as you pointed out

right and to the united states. now, one of the funds biggest shakeup solve the state of school in washington is a war he is declared of the notorious us agency for international development. no body actually us a id. the organization has long been implicated and resumed change operations all around the world argues, don't know, quote that has that story with us. a id on the trump administration's chopping block. it's rich liberal beneficiaries are running to it's a bill dates for example, showed up on n b c's today show to defend the organizations great work. you know, i get billions of dollars to the same thing. the usa id does i go out in the field and study these things? i'm a little worried, particularly with this usa. i d, stuff like that. nation partners with us. i d on nutrition and i'm getting vaccines out and you know, there's incredible people, you know, they're not actually ones that works there. yeah. and would you look at that? according to the association of american physicians and surgeons gates was one.

this is one protest, part of the 50 protest and 50 cities around the united states. now it may not look like much behind me. that's because everybody has just march down that way and we're ricardo. if you could just look down there. uh you can see the tail end of the marchers there. um but there were several 100 people here and they were all. busy holding signs denouncing trumps policies denouncing ilan mosques. role in the trump administration. calling for immigrants rights constitutional rights, human rights. a l, g b to t q and trans rights. uh and in general uh saying that the trump regime to them represents fascism and that it has to be stopped. now it's true that these. ready demonstrations are smaller than the massive ones that read it, the advent of the 1st trumpet administration. but i think you're correct that people were quite done at the outset of the, of the results of the election. so opponents and trump were somewhat quieter, but now it seems that many of them, at least in this, in this group, have found their voice, will continue to follow events with you

hollywood producer and exchange for a lavish gift that you know, has pleaded not guilty the to the united states. now where president donald trump says he will impose a 25 percent terrace on all steel and aluminum imports, including on his biggest trading part is canada, and mexico. trump also threatened reciprocal terrace on all countries. the tax and ports from the us will also be announcing the steel tariffs are going to have a 25 percent. well, those threats come as china is retaliatory terrace on about $14000000000.00 worth of goods from the united states. take effect paging announced the move last week after the us and post hours of 10 percent on all chinese products. houses here was katrina, you has more from the capital of aging. the china has added extra terrace on a range of american impulse. coal and liquefied natural gas will be levied with an additional 15 percent tax crude oil funding equipment and some vehicles. 10 percent . the move is paintings. response to the trump administration's added 10 percent tariff imposed on all tide's inputs to the us at the start of february. well, you're

so it's not a question of the united states and now shipping back and abandoning gets national go. i wish in fact, it was just that, but it really is a matter of them active evey truck to be stepping in to destroy institutions of institutions. if you'll be governance and i'm not even that is non you, right? because if you look at what happened when south africa brought its historic genocide convention case against israel to the international court of justice. how does the us, how's respond to me directly with punishment? the us house of representatives responded by introducing legislation that put all by laughter, a bilateral relations which i forgot under review. if you look at a few months ago when the spanish government announced in the arms of margot, that again in the united states, responds with punishment under the guise of foreign trade. but by opening an investigation into the blocking of these vessels that were known to be cutting weaponry to is written to be used in the jack side against about sending people an investigation that a student opened by the way. and that cou

probably for consumers and a lot of businesses also on the other side of the border in the united states. now, at least as one month, a breathing room for both sides and the charts, and both presidents really to claim a win here, john home. and i would just say to mexico, city donald trump strengths of tory. so w to the european union meeting, european commission, president of all the land says that while having a working relationship with the us as vital yearbook passively accept economic penalties from trump's administration. the european union is prepared for robust, but constructive dialogue with the united states. but we also recognize potential challenges and the relationship with the united states. and we're ready for that. and when targets it on saturday or i'll be try really. the european union will respond from the option of a hub or a hospital from brussels. as you need is arrived in brussels for the crucial summit, one year olds, defense strategy, and board and ukraine. stock markets in the continent were tumbling investors. the europe was soon joined canada and mexico and china,

of the actions v is rarely military, but because of the weapons supplied and paid for by the united states. now in terms of the building, gaza, that is just one of the discussion points that will be taking place between the is really prime minister and the us president. we should point out he, these really apartments are due to arrive at any moment. and we should also point out that as the us president was talking to reporters in the last hour or so, he did not only talk about the fact that he is encouraging the displacement of palestinians to egypt and jordan. and he denies that he is a forcibly displaced in you, he continues to suggest that this is something and we'll continue to talk about this with the is really prime minister. oh, he is also going to be talking about arise nuclear program. and he is also going to be talking about expansion of the abraham of cords. of course, this is something that is of concern to iran. and he is also going to be talking about the pending transfer of weapons to israel. something that was frozen under the previous biden administration. all right, kimberly,

i'm only a mile away from there, he was ongoing, and this is something which is funded by the united states. now, it's not something which has to do directive and politics. but as all the time, those who look at these deals, new volleyball is that he can do so sorry to be one of the only other except during the time 3 weeks. therefore those are baptism, vandalism. so this is a peaceful made it sort of, uh uh you know, uh the uh, side door to get you to act in politics and then dictates. um, so i take uh, in and out. and so, so it was, i wanna know if i, if i could just jump in real quickly. um, is this decision to shut down usa idea? is that being met positively in india as seen as having a positive impact on the country. the o. c. o and image with because we are the mobility disa disability is going to be there. we have a very, very little setting up position. so do you see we have a very strong this and then we'll proceed. so to say, but the other kind of activities that us a board support they, it's something that i don't thing to go down with and you developing countries, so that my bill, bu

right now we have the canadian ambassador to the united states, kirsten hillman. ambassador, welcome. thank you. on this very important day, there's a lot of questions. i need you to help us understand what is happening here, because canadian officials, they've been in talks with the trump administration. and yet these tariffs are set to take effect on tuesday. first of all, can i even ask if there's a status of negotiations. are there negotiations underway? well. >> what we. >> have been. >> doing and thank you very. >> much for having me. >> what we have. >> been doing since. >> december. >> since the. >> president. >> even before the. >> president took office and was expressing. >> concerns around. >> the. >> northern border. >> illegal migration and fentanyl. >> we have. >> been in. >> discussions with his. >> team on that. >> and just to. put this. into context. >> obviously. >> these are important issues. they're important to canada, they're important to the united states. but canada is not a source of fentanyl into the us, less than half a percent of what t

narcissistic personality and now protests are happening in the us given his stance on the gaza issue. i think that this person will bring a dire situation to the united states from now on, i give this hope to myself and to the countries that have been harmed by the us, including the bricks and shanghai cooperation organization. countries that we have entered an error of multilateralism. it is enough to observe and manage our opponents with wisdom and prudence and to follow our own path more strongly. therefore, i do not see a future for the united states. and i think mr. trump will be the last president the united states. that's not, i'm faithful. what i'm in my opinion this. it will consider the position of mr. trump buried america's soft capabilities for mr. trump. the issue is not actually to establish peace in gaza, but rather it shows that they have evil goals along with the zionists. and for him it is a matter of domination. so far he has been criticized by both crudo in canada and denmark for the claims he has made even by the president of panama. so he is not yet come to reveal his true character. actually, i think this position of the islamic world

in the united states actually is now most of the world. we don't know yet.ost nations are committed. can we do something at the price we do today? cement — energy at today's price and do it with much less carbon, much, much less carbon. you can also follow or get in touch with me on x. i'm @marklobel there's more next week and i'll see you soon. bye for now. hello. it will be slow—moving and it will be very weak. fronts that do this. next few days, then, we'll have quite a bit of rain across western areas, but not very much at into northern ireland, western areas of scotland, we've got those clearer skies becoming more extensive where temperatures in the countryside get down start to the day here. and western england, central and eastern scotland too, there'lljust be a lump of cloud, with a few patches temperatures about 7—9 celsius. now, heading into the early part of the new working week, eastwards across the country. gusts of around 50—60 miles an hour around the scottish islands, for example. the winds a lot lighter further east. a bit of rain, then, sta

the united states now because we were worried about china? >> nicole: china has not major of pharmaceuticals but tylenol is more expensive. so if we can figure that out,at ma oy be a little easier.be because ivst tylenol is the best for short-term pain. i imagined that, like a thousand dollars and it's crazy. fe time when we have a little bf time to fill. the producer should throw in more spice girls. >> nicole: and up dancing for one night. spain when i try to coachee america. is coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> carley: president trump is flexing muscle as the commander-in-chief enacting a plan to strengthen the u.s. economy. >> todd: and defense secretary pete hegseth making his first time to the border as protesters take to the streets blocking a major freeway. >> carley: politics entering the world of entertainments last night at the grammy's and what one star had to say about dei. you are watching "fox and friends first" i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: good to have you back. i'm todd piro. brooke singman is here. >> brooke: tariffs on mexico, can

can the united states say, i want the panama canal back, i want greenland now, i want gaza. yond that, john, think about what you were just this conversation, how undemocratic, what the president of united states just said. a democracy is based on the idea of self-determination. one person, one vote. he essentially just said the palestinians don't count, right? he said they don't. he can he can remove them from their land in gaza because they've had it for a while and it's not working out. so see, you get out. we're going to take it over. and he also criticized the palestinian authority, saying they can't govern, which is a green light for bibi to do what he wants to do, prime minister netanyahu to do what he wants to do up in the west bank and all that. he praises the general. he doesn't like to call him the president of egypt, because he likes to call him the general. and he called mbs mohammed bin salman, the leader of saudi arabia, a wonderful guy. he's a murderous thug. he praised qatar. women have no rights. individuals have no rights. these are places without democraci

. >> even though the other painkillers like uc and acetaminophen's, can we make those in the united states now>> weekend in china is now an another pharmaceuticals but i'd be kind little is no more exposing than opioids. we figure that out maybe would be easier to tie littles one of the best things for short-term pain following well, i mean, well imagine that like a thousand dollars, that is crazy. >> we have a little bit of time to fill in the producer should throw in a little more spice girls and watches all the. >> i have seen enough dancing for one night. >> i tried america >> will see you next weekend and always dvr us if you can't catch us in life liberty and live is coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

now. with what donald trump is doing? but nonetheless, what is called the rest of the world in the united states actually is now most of thetarget for net zero you know, they're getting there. so lots of people have different agendas and i think of the world will proceed. how much of a bump in the road is what donald trump is doing, we don't know yet. i think probably not a very big bump in the road, i would say. you know, they're getting there. so lots of people have different agendas and i think while it sets back the united states, the rest of the world will proceed. how much of a bump in the road is what donald trump is doing, which you describe as chilling the atmosphere on renewables? we don't know yet. i think probably not a very big bump in the road, i would say. i think...most nations are committed. we have to be careful to make sure that we do things which are commercial. it's very unwise to tell populations that things are going to get really expensive and not explain why. but actually, i think there's a lot of things we can do where we can almost get rid of carbon for free. almost, not quite. but that should be

to kindly looking on this as saying now is real cars start up the bombing image, these different processes of the ceasefire agreement because it's the united states land now was this wasn't a humanitarian gesture by drawing this was strictly transactional, could go to the jared cosigner dream of a gaza with hotels drop hotels, probably, and other assets the trump likes featured on the mediterranean sea. this has nothing to do with humanitarian instincts or empathy or seem to be human. and now we're seeing the reality of it. i think the reality of it, however, is the military professional. i have to tell you is not only reasonable, it's extremely dangerous as well if it really was jared questionnaire and a bank of trump's idea. as you imply, there it is reasonable because there's no way i mean you might have to remind or what he is. what exactly he said as regards we even allowed us troops on the ground to god this perhaps future trump hotel projects in gaza. but while saying that the 2000000 people in guys of which somehow became 1.81.6000000, i don't know whether that was an admission that off a 1000000 to being wiped out by british american eur

but there's no doubt trump right now, whether he knows it or not, through the military, your 30 year military veteran yourself. the united states has been facilitating what an assassination in russia, a killing of the attack drones into russia. it's going on. it's still going on. is the now trop, apparently, has a sign, an executive orders error this morning. i haven't seen the executive order, but sign an executive order, the sales, who has posterity. if iran assassinated seem to bomber on, you can make yourself up to hollywood director would throw you out of his room. and that's what he said at the press conference. that the whole of iran will be presumably nuclear bombed if he was assassinated, which presumably would only be part of the radium policy because he's not allowing it running to m u. k weapons in iran anyways, as they don't want us. ensuring the hard line is in geron, just say we do when you do your weapons. well, i watch draws research one of the few people in the around in hierarchy. now that i listen to and pay attention to at the devil's on. when he was being interviewed, i think it was by uh, 3 its a cover se

it would have been important for the children to not have donald trump be president of the united states. now we have to deal with it. in 6 or 7 months, you will see such a change by the time we strike campaigns. you will see a different picture. stuart: the last point was interesting, what you expect? brian: democrats have the right ideas, messaging, is it important for the children to not have donald trump in office. we don't want children to be empowered and have their families make decisions for them. life altering surgeries down the road. i think donald trump is pretty good for the children. and are happy about what he did. i don't think it will look that different in 7 months. stuart: pelosi is fading. check the markets please. i will talk amazon, down today, that stock is lower after the latest earnings report, summarize for what went wrong. >> bottom line, revenues were lower than expected but congress was up 7%. ads not as high as people wanted, worried about $100 billion amazon is spending to support ai, that is what everyone is worried about at a lower forecast. stuart: in the big

r paink e othe painkiller, can we make those in the united states now because we were worried about china major of pharmaceuticals but tylenol is more expensive. so if we can figure that out,at ma oy be a little easier.be because ivst tylenol is the best for short-term pain. i imagined that, like a thousand dollars and it's crazy. fe time when we have a little bf time to fill. the producer should throw in more spice girls. >> nicole: and up dancing for one night. spain when i try to coachee america. is coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> carley: president trump is flexing muscle as the commander-in-chief enactin

we are having encounters a nearly 37000 people coming across the border from canada and the united states. nowoser to like 200,000. the numbers of gotten out of control defense titles coming across the other things are coming across their take advantage of our markets i'm glad we finally have a president who sang no i'm going to stand up and can't chuck schumer stand up for america? he's out touting mexican products what about talking and i don't know, i don't drink beer but budweiser? coors comes to mind? there other american companies declared stand up but that's a guy who does not know how to grill a bird. i do not take a lot of advice from him. but if you can't grow avocados in the united states or. >> we do. i know we do its effect. president trump explains why the u.s. he explains why he feels he must impose these tariffs, take a listen. >> would really have to do that we have really big deficits with those countries those tariffs may or may not rise with time. quick some of these people listening to that the mayor may not rise with times, this could potentially lead to higher prices in

so fact if your shipment is intelligence to united states and both countries which united states love, trump is now taking gift cert and phase or k. if you are with me to be able to visually intelligence. i can share that with you as much as i want to share, but if you go and you do enter into some kind of partnership with other countries such as china, so you're against. therefore, this is a comp type, international relations understanding because previous tvs so the same think good either with me or against me. absolutely, but it's a to some extent only in language, it's a wishful thinking that the americans want to have dominance. they want to have dominance, that's what they say that we want to control. but the question is whether the other nations actually getting the benefits rather than a being sold director rick about the benefits you see the, the distinction here in your estimate estimation of the trump administration. so if i do think they will deliver the goodies that they promise, i don't know it's up to the countries because many of the countries school, they enter into a compromise be