fareed zakaria is standing by live. he will weigh in. that's next. >> two. oh my god. >> here's the problem. the vols. >> the tennessee vols are. >> fareed, it's. wolf, can you hear. >> me? >> color. is this. so? that's a little tricky. >> well. >> you look good. you sound good. thank you. we're coming to you next. >> sounds good. >> thank you. quick question, bryan ferry. >> just making sure you can hear me as well. great to have you on. >> it's pamela. >> i can hear you. >> yep, i can hear you. great. >> when we think, fareed, we should mention. president trump's sweeping tariffs on mexico and canada are raising enormous concerns over how america is treating two of its biggest trading partners. and it comes as the white house further aligns itself with u.s. adversaries like russia and its authoritarian leader, vladimir putin, all while shifting away from ukraine and clashing with president zelenskyy. >> joining us now is cnn's fareed zakaria. fareed, thank you so much for being here with us. i want to begin with these tariffs. what impact will they have on

fareed zakaria. >> back with us. and he's the former. >> mayor of chicago and former u.s.ambassador to japan under president obama. rahm emanuel. >> is right here. who? um, okay. >> would you want to see a little more of trump and zelenskyy? let's just see where america is now. i just want to see a little more of this. please. >> you're not in a good position. you don't have the cards right now. you're gambling with world war iii. you're in no position to dictate what we're going to feel. you have to be thankful you don't have the cards. then you tell us. i don't want a cease fire. i don't want a cease fire. >> great day to be an american. and i mean, my first thought is he's having this big browbeating with a guy who speaks english as a second language. >> and i just. it's just. perfect. >> i mean, so we're all agreed this is deplorable. you know, i've tried to not use the word deplorable as much as i can, but when it's deplorable, it's deplorable. and then he likes it. i mean, it's a deplorable point of view. but here's my question to you guys. i always said trump is a c

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i'm fareed zakaria. coming to you live. we'll start today's program with that truly extraordinary meeting between trump and zelenskyy in the oval office. the shouting. >> if you didn't have our military equipment, if you didn't have our military equipment, this war would have been over in two weeks. >> the threats. >> you're gambling with world war three. >> the dressing down. >> i think it's disrespectful for you to come to the oval office and try to litigate this in front of the american media. >> what will the impact be in the real world? will america's support for ukraine end for good? i have a great panel to discuss. then one of the sharpest and wittiest observers of this american life, bill maher. he'll share his thoughts on trump mosque and doge and also the democrats. where are they? but first, here's my take over this country's long history. americans have often hesitated to support foreign wars and international machinations. washington's farewell address warning against entangling alliances, cast a long shadow. b

fareed zakaria, of course, fareed zakaria gps. and, you know, fareed, here we are in this moment. and as i just mentioned, trump backed off the tariffs once, right? he said he was going to do it and then had the call with trudeau and sheinbaum and backed off, delayed it a month. so a lot of people in the market thought that's what this was going to be about. a lot of bluster and not a lot of reality. but if he doesn't do it this time, then he loses credibility. is there any offramp for him in these final hours? >> well, i hope there's an off ramp. it doesn't look like it, as jeff was saying. but, you know, i try to be measured in how i look at things, erin. but this is a really dumb idea. just give you a sense of why. so you're putting tariffs on mexico and canada. let's take car production in america. cars are made as a kind of integrated supply chain. in other words, parts moving back and forth from america to canada to mexico. they cross the border 3 or 4 times, and you build essentially north american cars. so you're tariffing the part of the american supply chain. and guess w

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