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the nasdaq jumped 191. now, to my exclusive interview with president trump. i spoke with the president for nearly 40 minutes on a host of topics saturday afternoon in his home in florida, mar-a-lago. we want to bring that to you in its entirety in chronological order but without the portions related to the super bowl, the game day predictions. that aired during yesterday's pregame show. we begin with the trump administration's all out blitz in making major policy changes. >> bret: you know, it seems the first days of this administration are like a no huddle offense. you know, plays going down the field, one after another. there's a long list of things you have already got done. >> right. >> bret: in three weeks. big border policy changes. ice crack downs on criminals. taking biological men out of women and girls sports. big energy policy changes. so what's different with you and your administration, the difference between the 45th president and the 47th president? >> well, with the...

new bone with evenity®. >> bret: president trump in the oval office there has signed a proclamation just minutes ago imposing 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports he addressed a number of topics during that event. jacqui heinrich has details from the north lawn and of the same way the news flows every day like this. good evening, jacqui. >> jacqui: good evening, bret. the president just signed a litany of executive orders and proclamations. the biggest one was that 25% tariff on all steel and aluminum imports. no exceptions. the white house says that u.s. allies have been evading tariffs by sending relabeled chinese and russian metals through product exclusion and alternative agreements. so this ends all of that most steel and aluminum imports come from canada, mexico and brazil during the president's first term imposed similar tariffs but he did grant exemptions to those three countries and some experts think a deal might be ahead, especially with respect to canada. that's where...