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. >> and the denver nuggets.ists against the phoenix suns in overtime. jokic is now the first player in nba history with a 30 2020 game triple double. you're following all this. a lot of numbers right. the nuggets going into overtime to win 149 to 141. >> you laugh. >> because i said. >> that's huge. that's a big deal right. it's a big deal. >> well it's another one of his favorite teams the nuggets. >> the nuggets. i love the nuggets. jokic i love the jokic. all right we. >> start this half hour with a look at some of the top political headlines that we're following. and joining us this morning from washington. our senior white house correspondent selina wang and abc contributing political correspondent rachel bade. good morning to the both of you. so, selina, let's start with you and talking about this tariff whiplash, so to speak. the tariffs they were on and then now they're off again, or at least some of them. so what's happening here and what does this actually mean for consumers and businesses now. >> yeah

the denver nuggets, though nichol y'all catches managed to do something never seen before. when the n b a. he's become the 1st player in the league history with a triple double of at least 50 points 20 rebounds and 20 a says the raining m b p leading the nuggets 28149140 one over time went against the phoenix sun is finishing up with 31 points, 21 rebounds and the korea high 20 to assist. i can't describe them. so don't ask me to the guys, just an incredible player. and when you are one of one and this lee and the tremendous history of this league that says a lot, and there's a lot of good players in this league. but nicola, in my opinion, is just the in class all by itself. well done, but to alex on, his veteran says he's not playing good tennis right now of the suffering. a shock defeats in these opening match at indian wells in california. the just the top seat of the 2 of them is in the absence of will never one yet except to be sending a doping. ben, but tell them a 6 foot pulled off the biggest when all these korea, the dutchman, whose rank 43rd in the world. when the

the 1st 6 nations cycle since 2022 for denver nuggets though, and they go to you all could just manage to do something never seen before. when the n b a is become the 1st player in the leading face street with a couple of these 50 points 20 down when the raining m v p leading the nuggets 28149140 one over time went against the phoenix suns, if it's finished up with you 1.21 redone and a korea high, 22 i can't describe. so don't ask me to the guys just an incredible player. and when you are one of one and this lee and the tremendous history of this league that says a lot, and there's a lot of good players in this league. but nicola, in my opinion, is just the in class all by itself, as well. member to alexander, as veterans says, he's not playing good tennis right now. of the suffering of shock defeats in these opening match at indian wells in california. the german was the top seat of the filaments in the absence of world number one, younique's and a be serving a 3rd thing then. but tell them 6 foot pulled of the biggest will always korea, but that's one of his right 43rd in the world.

the nuggets get the win 149 to 141.and here was nuggets head coach michael malone on jokic performance. >> nikola jokic is one of one. i mean the first player to ever have a 30, 20 and 20 game. i can't describe him. so don't ask me to. the guy is just an incredible player. and when you are one of one in this league and the tremendous history of this league, that says a lot. >> all right. the cavs meanwhile big favorites in charlotte last night as they were going for their 13th straight win. but this is a little bit of a struggle. they were down nine with just over five remaining. but they closed the game on a 23 to 13 run. and de'andre hunter he gets the big putback right here with 43 seconds left to put the cavs up for good. they would win 118 117. they are now the 11th team in nba history to have 213 game winning streaks in a single season. all right. we have one of the most anticipated games of the year tonight in boston. the world champion celtics hosting the streaking lakers luca lebron and crew. they've won eight

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. >> a triple-double for the ages leading the nuggets past the phoenix suns in overtime. the man known as the joker now a a serious threat to win another league mvp. today, saturday, march 8, 2025. >> from nbc news, this is "today" with peter alexander and laura jarrett live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today." we thank you for joining us on this saturday morning. laura is off this morning. my friend vicki nguyen joins us. how about the joker? this guy is not joking around. no one has ever done what he did last night. >> 30-20-20 those numbers are unreal. >> we'll get to that in a moment, but we do want to begin with those growing concerns about the measles outbreak in west texas, nearly 200 cases in that area alone. the cdc deploying a special team there to help out as cases are reported in a dozen states nationwide. >>> let's begin this morning with the long awaited answers into the deaths of gene hackman and his wife. authorities say they now know when and how the couple died. >> nbc's liz kreutz has the very latest from santa fe. >> reporter: t

you gather as many clues, details and nuggets as you possibly can about your character.iscard. and that's just one tiny part of what it takes to bring a character to life. and i think i speak for all of us who marveled at the performances of these five nominees for best actor, at every turn they made the right choice. adrien brody, "the brutalist." >> does not want us here. he does not want us here! we are nothing. >> timothee chalamet, "a complete unknown." >> it's required. it's only 12 weeks. >> god made the world in six days. 12 weeks is a lot longer. what am i supposed to do with the extra 65 days. >> are you god? >> how many times do i have to say this? yes. >> colman domingo, "sing sing." >> just waiting. i'm afraid to see you, mom. i'm afraid to see you. >> ralph fiennes, "conclave." >> what has he offered you, secretary of state? five times i cast my vote for you, aldo. but i was wrong. you lack the courage required to be pope. >> sebastian stan, "the apprentice." >> my three rules of winning. rule one, the world is a mess. the world is a mess, tony. you have to

during the nugget game against the suns, joker made nba history with the first ever ever 30-point, 20-assist game. he ended up with 31-21-22. denver currently holds the three seed in the west. it's unbelievable what this guy is doing night in and night out. >> i know. and he doesn't even care ?roo. you asked me during the break, what do we call it? >> now we're calling it a joker, but he doesn't even care. he wants to racehorses. >> we love that for him. if spending some time looking at the stars and searching for asteroids sounds like fun, we'll introduce you to a couple of people who do that full time. >>> it's time to scope out the conditions with the latest toyota tahoe report. i'm johnny mosley, your host for the day. let's see what kind of weather we're going to get into. >> no significant additional snow over the last 24 hours for the sierra resorts but the numbers in the circles are the amounts that added up earlier in the week. more than enough to freshen the slopes. conditions are looking great this weekend. weather will be cooperative. no problems on the roads. things are l

during the nugget game against the suns, joker made nba history with the first ever ever 30-point, 20-assist game. he ended up with 31-21-22. denver currently holds the three seed in the west. it's unbelievable what this guy is doing night in and night out. >> i know. and he doesn't even care ?roo. you asked me during the break, what do we call it? >> now we're calling it a joker, but he doesn't even care. he wants to racehorses. >> we love that for him. if spending some time looking at the stars and searching for asteroids sounds like fun, we'll introduce you to a couple of people who do that full time. >>> it's time to scope out the conditions with the latest toyota tahoe report. i'm johnny mosley, your host for the day. let's see what kind of weather we're going to get into. >> no significant additional snow over the last 24 hours for the sierra resorts but the numbers in the circles are the amounts that added up earlier in the week. more than enough to freshen the slopes. conditions are looking great this weekend. weather will be cooperative. no problems on the roads. things are l

sure, raj posting about a bad cell carrier feels good, but it also publicly discloses a nugget that might help an impostor impersonate you. so don't do it. finally, step five insurance. the last thing that you might want to consider is identity theft coverage or insurance. but before you buy identity theft insurance, check to see if you already have it. some homeowners and renters policies include coverage and some credit cards. throw in id theft protection as a perk. well, let's move on. here's a question we often ask what's for dinner? but here's a twist. what's for dinner? about 25 years from now, a new exhibit is giving us a look at the future of food. the exhibit is at uc berkeley's lawrence hall of science. it looks at innovative ways to improve our meals. are you ready for this? it also delves into the technology that makes our food systems more sustainable. things like seaweed based bacon and cell cultivated meatballs and pepperoni. the exhibit also features an interactive look at what animals eat and how that contributes to climate change. the future of food is all about the vari

three-time mvp nikola jokic of the denver nuggets became the first player in league history with a gamests. it happened during denver's overtime win over the phoenix suns. >>> staying with basketball, who needs shoes to play the game well? not madison booker of texas. she got a rebound friday night wearing one shoe. and while passing the ball to her teammate, that teammate then gave her her shoe back. texas won beating ole miss 70-63. >>> next on the cbs weekend news, a blast from volkswagen's past returns to the road. but first, a look back at this day in history. look at this day in history. >>> >> reporter: here the financial pulse of the nation starts beating each workday at 10:00. >> it's a >> it's a grueling uphill struggle with little chance to rest. ♪ like a relentless weed, moderate to severe ulcerative colitis symptoms can keep coming back. start to break away from uc with tremfya... with rapid relief at 4 weeks. tremfya blocks a key source of inflammation. at one year, many people experienced remission... and some saw 100% visible healing of their intestinal lining. serious a

little bit these fussing points twins, he read them and 20 assessed the raining m b p leading the nuggets 28159141 over time. when against the phoenix suns, you'll catch finishing up with 31 points 21 rebounds and the korea high 20 to assess. well, the to alexander's video says he's not playing good tennis right now up to suffering. the shock defeats in these opening match at indian wells in california, the gym and was the top seat at the tournaments in the absence of will. number one janik center who's setting up the pink bend. but tell them quick sp, uh, pulled off the biggest thing all these career. the dutchman who's ranked 43rd in the world when the opening sites, and even those that have full back from 5 to down to when the 2nd 6 foot sealed victory on the 6th match point. it's the basis the faithful is that if you lost a center in the stadium open, finally in january, i can sit here and have excuses, but then the other day i'm, i'm just not playing good tennis at the moment. it's as simple as that. i'm playing a level that i want to play, definitely not playing or not playing anywh

that is a big nugget. >> it is. >> carley: and president trump said that there's going to be short term but anghon. another one is toys. this is a grim reality of tariffs and the reality is here. >> todd: all right, piro children, play with the toys that you already have and by that, i mean the entire room full that you don't play with. deal with it, kids. cheryl casone, thank you. >> we're a country of doers, dreamers, fighters and survivors and through it all we're going to re-discover the unstoppable power of the american spirit. and we are going to renew unlimited prosperity of the american dream. every single day we'll stand up and we will fight, fight, fight for the country our citizens believe in and for the country our people deserve. >> todd:>> i was there last year and hear why r president talking about american dream, talking about freedom, talking about democracy and talking about america first. gave me so much hope. definitely touched my heart. what a massive update. >> todd: i think the comparison between this year and last year was less to do the language barrier and more

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jason: imagine the horror at chik-fil-a and order chicken nuggets or a spicy chicken with cheese ands and then someone has a weapon and might die is the person going to work left their loved ones, strapped on a vest and put a gun in their holster and went to work and didn't know they were going to get this call. like they didn't want to. joey: they didn't want to get that call. jason: no, but they want to be there to serve and protect, but they have to make that split second decision to actually pull the trigger. her very first thought should have been thankfulness there's people stepping up to do that job, and make us all safer so god bless them and shame on her for again, gravitating immediately to the perpetrator as opposed to recognizing the victims, not just the law enforcement officer but all the people that were in that store that had to live through that. they shouldn't have to live through that. mary katherine: weather customers at chik-fil-a or law enforcement officer, the message they get clearly is i'm not the priority for you or the person you're concerned about. this is

burger king abdicates his throne to marry a common nugget?se kentucky fried chicken isn't just a name. it's part of kentucky history. it was founded nearly a century ago, in 1930 in corbin, kentucky. even now, if you purchase kfc somewhere that is not kentucky, legally, they have to call it "sparkling white chicken." what else? oh, up in washington, speaking of chicken, oh, up in washington, our government is getting spatchcocked by elon musk and his post-pubescent pink slip troopers. naturally, the federal workers in their path of wanton destruction are experiencing anger, chaos, and confusion. which coincidentally are also the secret service code names for trump, elon, and don jr. [cheering] one example of these workers' heads spinning: friday before last, right? at the small business administration, employees received emails notifying them of their terminations. then on monday, another email said the initial notices were a mistake. then on tuesday, they got a third email confirming their firings. that's an emotional roller coaster ride. "h

about iran and their nuclear capabilities and here's what the president broke one of the major news nuggetshe sent a letter to the e ayatollah khamenei saying let's feeing ne, let's talk about your nuclear capabilities. what happens then, eye toll la h khamenei responds. charlie: let's play that. >> there's two ways iran can be handled, militarily or you make a deal. i would look to make a deal. i'm not looking to hurt iran. i would rather negotiate a deal. i'm not sure everybody agrees with me. we can make a deal just as good as if you won militarily. the time is happening now. the time is coming up. something will happen one way or another. i hope that iran -- i've written a letter, saying i hope you're going to negotiate. if we have to go in militarily it's going to be a terrible thing from them. lara: we got a response. maria: he sent a letter this week on thursday. immediately, the ayatollah khamenei comes out, based on what he heard from president trump, he says we're not going to be bullied by anybody into negotiations. then the white house followed up so we've got more on that this

i will get off of that nugget to the question you asked me. i just wanted to agree with what both had said in my own words. so, first of all i applaud what europe is doing. forever there've been some i would say it legitimate legitimate complaintsabout how d article three. not article five but article three. article three are that defense begins at home. in other words these nations need to invest in themselves. they do not pay, they invest. these people are now really climbing on the stump and investing in their own military incapability. you cannot have a conversation about article five if you don't have article three right. i think were getting our way to getting article three right. article four is not being taken care of right now because article four says the united states is one of the allies should be sitting at the table consulting with european allies about these matters when article for four is declared the allies of nato come together and discuss we do not have single combinations with the criminal aggressor about matters europe. i

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. >> harris: great reporting on you to get that nugget. they want an explicit apology from zelenskyy. have we seen anything to point to that actually happening? >> no, nothing i've heard that zelenskyy's team have been calling their counterparts at the white house. but it just does not seem like anything is going to happen unless president trump changes his mind and doesn't want a public apology nothing will happen. you won't get this deal and they are basically going to be in the time-out chair with the way the white house sees it until he comes up and says i am sorry for the way that i acted. >> harris: the ukrainian president taking it, call a friend when you are losing. this isn't a game show. peter doocy, thank you. it turns out president trump is not the first president to lose patience with zelenskyy. former president biden lost his temper, too. we know he had one. we saw it many times. a 2022 report resurfaced since the friday oval office meltdown and says biden had barely finished telling zelenskyy he had just green lighted anothe

>> i think the most telling nugget of information in that broadcast was how the four biggest unions,unions in the country are totally in support of it. it's not surprising but it goes back to the mantra of just do things that benefit american workers and you will see the recalibration of american labor towards republicans, towards donald trump. promises made, promises kept. this is one checked box that trump could tick off. maria: we've got a my juror hour coming up. don't miss the president of poland with us today. we're going to get his take on the ukraine, united states standoff. we'll be right back with that. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ louis! okay everybody, that's lunch! (♪) mud mask? (♪) join thousands of advertisers who have built their businesses, reaching america's most influential audience. need creative? we can help. fox news media impact starts here. advertise with us today. what if you could invest in a future where skin cancer treatment is noninvasive and relatively painless? medicus pharma's groundbreaking solution delivers chemothera

liz: let me just say the last time you were here i tried and i continue to buy the nuggets that tasteto tell you i had them for dinner the other night so there. how is that for messaging. peter good to see you. >> take care, liz be well. liz: you too. bitcoin back above $90,000 as the self-proclaimed crypto president forges ahead with the creation of a crypto strategic reserve. the announcement expected this friday at the white house's first-ever crypto summit. what does the man who co-founded the company that owns more bitcoin than any other in the world say it must include and what should be left out of that reserve? we'll ask a legendary bitcoin bull and crypto cowboy why does the u.s. need a crypto reserve? strategies michael sailor joins us here in studio, next. you might know harbor freight for affordability. what you might not know - performance and durability go along with it. you see, we test and then we test again. world-class engineering and rigorous testing to ensure our tools stand the test of time without testing your wallet. now it's time for you to put us to the test w

sure, rage posting about a bad cell carrier feels good, but it also publicly discloses a nugget thatight help an impostor impersonate you. so don't do it. finally, step five insurance. the last thing that you might want to consider is identity theft coverage or insurance. but before you buy identity theft insurance, check to see if you already have it. some homeowners and renters policies include coverage and some credit cards. throw in id theft protection as a perk. thanks so much, chris. well, up next, top stories we're following today, including a warning for spring breakers. the key reminders from tsa for everyone planning to travel. and for the third time in eight days, a shooting on a bay area freeway. we will show you the evidence that investigators for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut your mobile bill in half vs. t-mobile, verizon, and at&t for your first year. plu

also bringing back some fan favorites like crispy chicken nuggets. and those will be featuring items from the 2020 live from the new york stock exchange. i'm jane back to you. >> jane, thank you very much. nice to see you back. thank you. >> 7.20 right now, governor newsom is breaking with his party on the issue of transgender athletes in sports on his very first episode of this is gavin newsom podcast. the governor had a guest on. and he was they were talking when he described it as unfair when transgender athletes take part in girls and women's sports. so and the gas, by the way, was a conservative activists and media personality. charlie kirk, let's listen. >> would you say no female sport white? i think it's an issue of fairness. i completely agree with you on that. so that's easy to call out the unfairness of that. there's also humility and grace. but, you know, these poor people are more likely commit suicide of anxiety, depression and the weight that people talk down to vulnerable communities is an issue that i have a hard time with as well. s

bureaucracy but when it comes to cutting valuable services that people rely on and one of the most shocking nuggetsthat sean duffy the transportation secretary yelled at elon musk and said you are cutting air-traffic controllers, people who keep our skies safe and that is a real notable moment and one that shows the backlash, maybe not huge but it could get worse if trump doesn't restrain musk at some of his worst impulses. >> shannon: it begs the question, he is very good at taking public rights to twitter and a lot of pressure there so even if the secretary makes an independent decision, any thoughts you have that he might go public with his criticism or pressure on them? >> that's fine but the president will have to pay the consequences and the republicans in congress will ultimately pay the consequences so elon musk and go to twitter all he wants but the fact of the matter is that congress and the american people are not happy with lots of these cuts being made and are losing programs and valuable programs, the department of education getting cut their clenches for kids and underprivileged scho

but when it comes to cutting valuable services that people rely on and o when those shockig nuggets inmes" story it was shawna duffy the transportation secretary yelled that elon musk and send your cutting air traffic controllers. people who keep our skies safe. that's a really notable moment and one that shows the backlash maybe not a huge backlash but could get worse if trump does not restrain musk on some is worse impulses. shannon: it begs the question elon musk is very good at taking public fights on onto twitter. a lot of pressure there. even at the secretary makes it an independent decision any thoughts you have that he might go public with his criticism of pressure on them? >> that's fine but the presence could be the one to pay the consequences the republicans in congress are going to be the ones that ultimately pay the consequences of the midterm elections apart elon musk go to twitter only once a fact of the matter is congress and the american people are happy with a lot of the cuts being made. they are losing program and viable programs or talk about the department of educa

and even with respect to the little nugget, you know, about how some of these decisions are made overs at a dinner table to crush the federal workforce. you know, again, there's no there's no expansive conversation from from this administration about why he got those back. what documents are in those boxes? >> well, i would. >> layer on to your analysis, which i think is right, that everything is about the undoing. >> that is also about the. >> optics and about the narrative. >> so this is. >> what he's saying last night on on truth social, the department of. >> justice has just returned. >> the. >> boxes that. >> capitol deranged jack smith made such a. >> big deal. >> about their being brought. >> down to florida. >> and will someday be a part of the trump presidential library. justice finally went out. >> i did absolutely. nothing wrong. >> this was merely an attack. >> on a political opponent that obviously. >> did not work well. justice in our. >> country will. >> now be restored. i mean, it reminds. >> me of. >> like i am your retribution, right? >> that is. >> he's taking back.

. >> here's an interesting nugget. airbnb co-founder joe gebbia has joined doge to tackle the federal government's paper based retirement program. how is the co-founder of airbnb in a position to address this and how big a project is it? >> it's a huge project, so this is a place i've actually been. the federal government operates operates basically a giant paperwork mine. it's like 28,000 file cabinets and a bunch of employees 230ft under the ground in an old limestone cavern in pennsylvania. and they process retirement paperwork by hand, because there's been lots of efforts to try to get all the different federal systems to talk to each other so they can figure out what federal employees deserve and benefits when they retire. all those efforts have failed. it's a gargantuan information technology effort involving a lot of really, really old systems. so maybe joe gebbia can take it on. it's certainly a task that others have tried before and failed, but this is exactly the kind of thing that doge was supposed to do fix

. >> so let me drop this little nugget in the middle of this. >> like we need any more. >> so apparentlyn the docket, the mar-a-lago documents to donald trump after he stole them. here you see the boxes of stolen documents being loaded on the plane to be returned. and the white house had this to say. the fbi is giving the president his property back. that was taken during the unlawful and illegal raids. we are taking possession of the boxes today and loading them onto air force one. >> i mean, it. >> was. >> just lonely there, in there with. >> the toilet. >> and no documents. >> except those those documents belong to the american people. >> there were. >> not his documents. that's the problem. >> that's so yesterday. >> yeah. >> apparently donald. >> trump is the state. >> look, i. >> just. >> think these. >> documents. >> he owns all of them. >> but the problem here, george, is that they keep gaslighting. >> the american people into normalizing all. >> of this. >> and unfortunately, civics. >> isn't exactly a. >> priority in. >> this country. >> so there are a lot. >> more people who a

they're just nuggets you pull out because the, the trip is the narrative. and i want you to trip over my narrative because we've been tripping over yours. right? because you've been laying out as the president, you've been saying all this stuff tonight. we heard the president. i just wrote this down. this is a tale of american empire. because at the end of the day, he wants to run it all. he wants to rule it all. he wants to control it all. so it's a tale of american empire. what slotkin did was beautiful because it was a tale of a working american family community and not getting lost in empire, but actually doing what we've always done from the very beginning. and that's creating with our hands and our minds and engaging the country. so those two narratives, you stand them up. i can tell you, sitting in this chair tonight, who would win that argument? >> are you telling me we're not going to get greenland one way or another? >> i'm sorry. >> you're telling. >> me as much as we want to deliver it to you right here, are you. >> not going to mention drill, b

we-- did you get any nuggets? anything? with certain home surveillance systems that people have out there. we're able to get people of interest on video. so a person appears before the time of the shooting, i'm guessing, huh? that is correct. there's a couple of different videos of a person matching the description of what the witnesses had seen walking down the sidewalk towards josh and amber's home. dennis murphy (voiceover): here's one of them. a person in a black hoodie walks through the frame at 1:57 pm about 10 minutes before the murder. you can't see the face. at 1:58 pm, the figure appears on camera again. so the victims are being surveilled? we've come to find out that that is exactly what happened. dennis murphy (voiceover): and another critical piece of evidence had been bagged and sent to the lab for analysis. we have a black mask approximately 30 yards east of newark street on elmwood. dennis murphy (voiceover): a ski mask lost or dropped by the shooter, apparently, as he ran from the scene. one of the k9s snif

and you're known to kind of hide little nuggets in your work, aren't you? >> yeah. it's fun.ust do it with the mood or with the color or, you know, the way, the way you do it. like this guy over here, i just did a william buckley stamp that was released, and i thought the black and white approach to that sort of helped with the tone and the mood, and i don't i don't mean that in any negative sense. it's just he was a very intellectual character. and i thought that that might be an appropriate. >> does the does the family have a little say so with the finished product? >> they certainly do. and there are some stamps that get hung up because, you know, people might not agree. and i definitely understand that if i had, you know, if my father or my mother or a family member was was being honored on a postage stamp, i would want them to be shown in the way that i think they would approve of. so i definitely understand, you know, giving the family a voice in that. and i think they, they, they should have a voice in it. that's a good idea. >> you are definitely a detail man, and you

. >> which hole do the nuggets come out? >> i keep squeezing, i keep squeezing.st roughly $480, but you can rent these. >> chickens for just $795. >> now that's that. >> my friends. >> is good business. >> sure, you're down 300 bucks, but on the plus side, chickens die easily, poop everywhere, and attract coyotes to. >> your swing set. >> renting a chicken way we live now in. indeed, consumers are beginning to face the fallout of president trump's newly launched trade war against mexico, canada and china. this as the administration announced a temporary reprieve for america's big three automakers. nbc news senior business correspondent christine romans brings us the latest. >> america's big three automakers breathing a sigh of relief this morning after the trump administration announced a pause on the 25% tariffs. >> for vehicles. >> and auto parts coming from mexico and canada. >> the president. >> is giving them. >> an exemption for one month, so they are not. at an economic disadvantage. >> that move after the white house says it heard directly from ford, gene

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