kirsten hillman will be here. we'll ask her about the cost and consequences of the growing trade war. >>> plus, with just days to go before a possible government shutdown, lawmakers unveil a new bill to avoid it. we'll hear from the co-chairs of the congressional problem solvers caucus, pennsylvania republican brian fitzpatrick and new york democrat tom suozzi. finally, russia expert fiona hill who served as a top national security council official during the first trump administration joins us to discuss trump's diplomatic pivot on ukraine. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "face the nation." we begin this morning with the secretary of homeland security, kristi noem. madam secretary, good to have you in person. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> i want to dive right into this trade war, the justification president trump invoked these tariffs under had to do with fentanyl. mexico's president said thursday that customs and border protec

washington by the premier of nova scotia, as well as canada's ambassador to the united states, kirsten hillmance the election. meeting privately with trump aides and lawmakers of both parties. kudos to you for getting in tim hortons. you got to have it in any piece about canada. it's got to include it. so what do they feel like? what is the sincere level of panic inside canada? we've seen all the 51st state stuff from president trump. we've heard canadians booing the national anthem at hockey games. but when you cut through all that, what is the level of concern from people who actually can make a difference here? >> it's significant. >> i've covered. >> the nba. >> for the. >> last. >> 15 years. >> i don't think i've missed. >> one in that period of time. i can never. remember any canadian presidents at. >> the. national governors. >> meeting, let alone the extent. >> of what i saw over. >> the weekend here. and there's. a couple of things going on. >> look, first of all, there is real. concern about trump going through with these blanket tariffs. >> next month. >> and what that would do to t