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and canada. jake, we do know that canadian prime minister justin trudeau, as you pointed out, is outgoing. he did have a telephone call the second one of the day with the president here. it ended just a few minutes ago. we do not know the outcome of that call. if the trade war with canada will be averted. but trump views canada in a very different light. again, today in the oval office, as we were there, he referred to canada as a place that should be the 51st state. so again, not a good negotiating point. as for the market reaction, which has been significant throughout the day, we asked the president if market reaction led to his decision to hold the tariffs with mexico. the president feigned indifference, he said, i didn't see the market reaction. he said he wasn't paying attention to it. of course, jake, that would fly in the face of how we know he said he watches the market reaction very carefully. >> he sure does. jeff zeleny, thanks so much. let's bring in cnn's phil mattingly here in stud

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and canada be fight.panies and particularly ones maybe with they can talk about how this so they can talk about how this actually is not good for the united states canada. as a shortcut between the atlantic and pacific oceans. the canal is run. real threat from the us. threatened to seize operations of the canal. panama. he wouldn't answer questions afterwards about how very warm greetings. but i think that belies the rapid tensions that have opened up between the united states and panama coming here is they believe that this country is one of many in latin america that has soaked up too much chinese investment. and what the trump administration thinks to perhaps unpredictable threats made to take back the canal, he says, and also refusing to rule out military force to do so. now, that has rattled people here in panama. the last two days, and it's created a real degree of fear memories are quite near to the surface of the us and so it has scared a lot of people. and it's also aroused deeply patriotic feel

pm manufacturing in canada but also the us?— manufacturing in canada but also the us?ate and chillin: also the us? an immediate and chilling effect _ also the us? an immediate and chilling effect which _ also the us? an immediate and chilling effect which concerns i chilling effect which concerns me but it will impact workers and businesses and and all the way through to mexico, it's a last lose lose proposition one person described as the circular firing squad person described as the circularfiring squad being employed and no one will win at the end of the day.— the end of the day. understand our ci the end of the day. understand your city is _ the end of the day. understand your city is one _ the end of the day. understand your city is one of several - your city is one of several along the border region that is grouping together in response to this threat of tariffs. tell us about that.— to this threat of tariffs. tell us about that. we formed an alliance that _ us about that. we formed an alliance that are _ us about that. we formed an alliance that are basically -

were now operating fentanyl labs out of canada as well. and he said that this is a threat to the fabric of american society. and in doing so, expanded the emergency powers declaration that he signed last month to deal with illegal immigration. now expanding it to deal with the drug trade as well. but canadian prime minister justin today was responding to the new terrace imposed by us present donald trump. let's listen in our closest friends and neighbors. this is a choice that, yes, we'll harm canadians. but beyond that, it will have real consequences for you. the american people, it is, i have consistently said tariffs, again, against canada. we'll put your jobs at risk, potentially shutting down american auto assembly plants and other manufacturing facilities. they will raise costs for you, including food at the grocery stores and gas at the pump. they will impede your access to an affordable supply of vital goods, crucial for us security such as nichol, potash, uranium, steel, and aluminum. they will violate the free trade agreement tha

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live from washington, d.c. >> what about canada?me to the fastest show in politics as president trump prepares for a call with justin trudeau just two hours from now on what is the eve of 25% tariffs taking effect. i am joe mathieu alongside kailey leinz in washington. welcome to the monday edition of balance of power. this follows a call with mexico's president that resulted in a month long delay, if you believe all of this, on tariffs. kailey: mexico, in exchange for having tariffs delayed for a month, has agreed to send 10,000 groups to crack down on the flow of fentanyl and migrants of course is the root of what donald trump says these tariffs were being threatened for. canada still an open question as is china. 10% levees on all chinese goods set to go into effect at midnight tonight barring some kind of

we subsidize canada led to tune $200 million a year. and for what, what do we get out of it, we don't get anything out of it i love the people of canada and disagree with the leadership of canada and something is going to happen there. but if they want to play the game, i don't mind we can buy the game all he bought in mexico, that very good talks with them and this is retaliatory. this is retaliatory to a certain extent, millions of people come in through country to country to mexico and canada were not going to allow that and by the way we have among the lowest numbers we have ever had a people crossing our borders on the lowest number sense my administration. >> mr. president. he said that you were going to cut aid from south africa we plan to cut aid other african nations. trump: only south africa terrible things are happening there. leadership is doing some terrible things as horrible things. that's under investigation right now and we are making a determination until such time as we find out what south africa is doing, they're tak

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banks can operate in canada. he also is worried about canada not taking u.s. agricultural products. it is true that the dairy market is very protected up there in canada, he says. you know, we don't need canada for energy, lumber or cars. but he emphasized several times, they do have another call today at 3 p.m. so much more to watch that very consequential call on whether canada might be able to get a deferral the way we've seen with mexico. he also talked about china. we haven't seen them talking with chinese officials yet today. but he says probably over the next 24 hours he'll be speaking with china. and he did say it was just an opening salvo. these 10% tariffs he's been talking about there and saying if they can't make a deal then the tariffs will be very, very substantial, potentially moving higher then 10%. and then we heard him talking about the european union again once again threatening tariffs on the e.u, saying there's massive deficits there that they don't take our cars or our agriculture, which is true, again, a very protected agricultural market in the european union

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to canada than south from canada to the u.s.o the basis of all this is absurd. hopefully it'll get worked out. but if we don't, the prices in michigan and elsewhere, the cost of living on food, cars, automobiles will go up. it's inflationary. and look, everybody who knows anything about canada and trade knows what i'm saying is true. beyond that, though, if we get a deal or a reprieve or something, the long term damage to our relations with canada has really, really been severe. this is not the feelings of canadians. our best friend, our best partner, our best allies have been really devastated. they're not only hurt, they're at this point angry. it's going to take a lot of time, many months, maybe years to repair the damage to our partnership with our trusted ally canada and everyone in canada. watching this knows what i say is true. this is tragic for no reason, no excuse here for us to do this to canada and with mexico. again, you don't want to treat your partners and your neighbors this way. and by the way, it's disgusting t

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-- 40 3000 pounds from canada.illigrams is lethal. if that is the direction trump is taking and it comes to national security do you see this administration using tariffs instead of sanctions? jason: you just said the number four canada was tiny compared to the number from mexico. do you think they should be putting tariffs on us to stop that flow? absolutely we need to put pressure on mexico. it's not like they have a switch. this has been a big issue for them, it has undermined a lot of their country. destabilizing the mexican economy is going to increase the amount of immigration into the united states, not reduce it. lisa: there's a larger theory that the u.s. needs to produce more of its goods at home for national security and to give jobs to people in areas that got beat up during the globalization shifts. what you ticket would take to bring production back and how long would it take? jason: what would take is to have an integrated market in north america where inputs for american manufacturers could come in

canada it is promised for now. more complicated because the percentage of immigrants the percentage of illegal immigrants or drugs like fentanyl that come or dgugs like fentanyl that come the canadian border is or dgugs like fentanyl that come the it1adian border is or dgugs like fentanyl that come the it isiian border is or dgugs like fentanyl that come the it is dwarfed er is or dgugs like fentanyl that come the it is dwarfed by is or dgugs like fentanyl that come the it is dwarfed by what or dgugs like fentanyl that come happens in mexico. so why he happens in mexico. so why is he pushing so hard on canada? it often s 7 about the about the trade there between the two countries. more is between the two countries. more canadian goods are sold into america than the other way around donald is making clear he wants it to much easierfor goods to be much easier for american goods to be much easier for american goods to be imported into and sold in canada, and just in the last and notablyjust in the last couple of minut

canada and mexico say they will retaliate. china working on a proposal to try to appease donald trump. let's cross over to avril hong for the asian market reaction. >> we are seeing heavy selling, risk off in the region. investor concern rippling that this will be a trade war now that we have the opening salvo. still waiting to hear what china does but i thought it worth highlighting that we are seeing some of the ai movers and ts emc dragging on the markets as they are back from a long holiday. alibaba higher today, helping declines amid optimism of its ai models but also worth highlighting when it comes to hong kong markets that they are not performing as badly as other parts of the region, maybe this idea that with the announcement of tariffs that this opens the way for them to bring out the bazooka on stimulus. a bit more building on what you just talked about when it comes to the trade war as in the first iteration. that is where we saw it getting hit hard after the announcement. we saw offshore renimbi moving towards rec

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officials in canada perplexed. u.s. customs and border protection shows 1.5% of migrant apprehensions and less than 1% of fentanyl seizures take place along the u.s./canada border. >> it's hard to know what more we can do, but we're obviously open to any other suggestions that come our way. >> reporter: trump now claiming canada is not a viable country without u.s. support, arguing canada should become the 51st state. much lower taxes and far better military protection for the people of canada. and no tariffs. but canadians outraged. thousands of hockey fans in ottawa booing the u.s. national anthem just hours after trump's tariff announcement. and whit, tonight, we're also learning about growing tensions between elon musk and the u.s. agency for international development. sources tell us that two top security officials were put on leave after refusing to allow staffers from musk's department of government efficiency to access sensitive information within the agency. whit. >> whit: selina wang, thank you. >>> back on th

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this has taken on a whole new tone in canada and canada, and i want to get back to that issue of alcohol. so although even the alcohol is being taxed by 25%, duty tariff coming in to canada, 25% provinces on their own are taking u.s. wine, beer and alcohol off the shelves, saying we just don't want to sell it anymore. >> the reaction has, yeah, that reaction even before the tariffs set in in some of those provinces being very swift, very real and very i mean, they're angry about it. no one wins in a trade war. that's one thing we can all be sure of. and we're going to start seeing it very soon. it's great to see you, paula. thank you very much for your reporting on that. so coming up for us new this morning, workers at the main office of usaid unexpectedly told to stay home today. this is as elon musk calls the aid agency a ball of worms. and president trump considers shutting it all down. the ntsb now has the black box from the helicopter that collided mid-air with the american eagle passenger jet over the potomac river, and the recovery operation in the potomac is taking another big st

canada is very tough.e not treated well by canada and we have to be treated well. banks are not, as an example, allowed. did you know that that banks, american banks are not allowed to do business in canada? can you believe that? and that's one of many things. and we talked about and i think we'll win most of the subjects. but for some reason, a lot of things have been very unfair with canada. i noticed that in the first term you deal with people and after a while you begin to realize, like you learned, that larry ellison is very tough to do business with. okay? he's a very tough guy. i mean, i'm sure you're shocked to hear that, but but canada is very tough. they're very, very tough to do business with. and we can't let them take advantage of the u.s. they don't take our agricultural product for the most part. they don't take our cars. they make cars, but they basically don't take our cars. and, you know, we don't need. and look, i think we're going to have another good conversation today. we're actually

for canada, to defend canada, but mostly to say to our american neighbors, guys, just cut it out. just stop it. this is a terrible idea. and yes, we are going to use all the tools in our toolbox. you mentioned a little bit earlier how the united states depends on china for critical minerals and metals that you need, for semiconductors, that you need to build electric vehicles. well, guess who also produces those? canada. you depend on us for a lot and we are happy to work together. but it's got to be a two way street. >> so you did negotiate with trump. and so you do have a sense of him. and i'm wondering, you know, what do you think is going on? because the fentanyl reasoning, you know, is plainly not not important. you know, canada, i think sends 0.002% of the fentanyl that that mexico sends or that passes through mexico. it's all really coming because of american demand for it. but he then talked about making canada the 51st state, which obviously, again, not going to happen. what is he doing? what in your view what is he trying to do? >> look, that is of course a question firs

and mexico and 10% on energy products in canada.f threats have been a bargaining chip in trump's effort to get america's neighbors to curb the flow of migrants and drugs into the united states. together, canada, mexico and china account for nearly half of all u.s. imports, and tariffs could mean higher prices for american consumers. ali rogin explores the trickle down effects of these tariffs with matina stevis-gridneff, the canada bureau chief for the new york times. >> thank you for joining us. mexican and canadian officials say they plan to impose retaliatory tariffs. what is the effect on americans? >> the immediate effect experts say will be inflation will be higher prices and disruptions of industries closely linked to canada and mexico. things like avocados and vehicles could become much more expensive for americans really quickly. >> you mentioned consumer items, but what do we know about what sectors of the u.s. economy will be most affected by these tariffs? >> the canadian government is going to be imposing retaliatory ta

is it kind of arbitrary then, to to go after canada? i mean, why canada? >> i mean, it's beyond arbitrary. they're our closest neighbors there. we have trade and people and families and lives more closely integrated across that border than any other border. um, the claim is that it's about fentanyl. well, they're not a big source of fentanyl. a different claim is that this is all about raising revenue. but they're there. you know that that story doesn't make sense on its face either. um, and then, of course, you've got the president tweeting that they'd be a remarkably good 51st state. and, you know, the easy way to get it back down in the trade war is you make it easy for the other side to make concessions. that sort of language makes it a whole lot harder for trudeau, because canadians, believe me, i'm coming to you from near the canadian border. they're angry. >> mm. doug, i actually want to show that social media message that the president posted about canada. he writes, quote, we don't need anything. they have we have unlimited energy, should make our

it's unlikely to go well with canada. scarlet: the tariffs were set to kick in tonight but may be pushed back. washington and ottawa. thank you for joining us. reuters is reporting we are looking at march for taylor's -- for tariffs. kailey: bloomberg has not confirmed this but this would be different from what donald trump said at the white house. he views it as an unfair trade balance as well as fenton a -- fentanyl crossing the south and northern borders. we heard about possible exemptions. the president was asked about oil. he said that could be price dependent. the u.s. gets most crude from canada, over 70%. that would be hard to replace given venezuela. it's not clear whether this is a firm date. we could hear more in 30 minutes. caroline lovett is set to brief at the white house. she will be facing questions. scarlet: do we know of any active or backroom negotiations between washington and ottawa? what has justin trudeau said about how canada would respond? brian: there has been a steady flow of officials in washin

my thoughts there are for canada and mexico, for china it is more just fentanyl. the difference in the tariff rate. again, i don't think we but again, i don't think we should read too much into it. is 'ust is just the first tariff this is just the first tariff that the trump this is just the first tariff that the will np this is just the first tariff that the will be taking, administration will be taking, and has been clear and trump has been very clear that europe and others are on 7: 7777lista7s7we7ll7.7 77 77 7 7 7 77 were killed when a medical transport plane crashed this is the moment of impact, caught on cameras across the city. the medicaljet was carrying a mexican child back from a hospital when it crashed in a busy neighbourhood, it comes two days after the mid—air collision between a military helicopter and a passenger plane one of three soldiers aboard that black hawk chopper has with an army helicopter. that is the passenger plane — as it encountered the at 8:46:47, dca tower cleared otherjet traffic on runway one at 8:47:39, a radio transmission from

he's mentioned canada becoming a state. he's also mentioned wanting more american banks in canada. canada's car exports, their immigration and drugs. and just this afternoon, trump's trade adviser, peter navarro, said it was that last one, drugs that is motivating the tariffs on canada. >> we're in a drug war and mexico understands that. they've been very cooperative. president trump has been fully engaged with the mexican president. canada seems to think we're in a trade war, and not only seems to think we're in a trade war, they're dramatically provoking the trade war. >> you can't blame canada. even though south park, the movie might suggest you should for thinking they're in a trade war and not a drug war with the u.s., because less than 1% of the fentanyl street supply in the u.s. comes from canada. most drugs come through ports of entry, not between. and in 2024, only about 43 pounds of fentanyl was seized at the northern border, compared to more than 21,000 on the southern border. and that's not sitting well with canadian officials, including the outspoken canadian mp charli

represent 18% of canada's gdp and mexico's exports to the u.s. are more than 25% of mexico's gdp you could say they need us more than we need them. take a look at this woman think about the product that should be impacted with rising prices everyday products from tariffs can be passed on to consumers a 10% oil terrifying canadian energy would increase the price of a barrel by roughly $6 car prices to those could rise by $3000 according to td economics. when we look at things coming from mexico imported trucks, computers, electronics those could rise as well as cell phones, toys and clothing that is all coming from china. when we think about clothing i want to talk about one thing that trump stairs are doing their closing the de minimis loophole that has been a lot on the books for decades that allows products imported from foreign countries directly to american consumers to pass without any terror whatsoever if there less than $800 the concern that allowed the proliferation of cheap clothing like temu and shein some are applauding the simple beca

but canada, why? of all the countries in the world would we right now be deciding to launch economic war on canada? canada, where the minimum wage, uh, basic wages are higher, where there's more union protection for workers than there is here? i just do not get the logic of these policies. and make no mistake, this is a regressive tax on american consumers. >> and so you mentioned canada. i want to stay with that for a second, because you're right to say that canada and mexico, the borders with both of those countries, are very different. there is a false equivalency that's being kind of held here with what's going on at those two borders. you know, the government did a study on fentanyl coming in from the northern border. it is a tiny, tiny, tiny percentage versus what's coming in through the southern border. and it seems to me that canada itself and its government is confused by what exactly it's supposed to be doing to try to reverse or waive off these tariffs. >> it cannot fathom the logic of laun

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what we see in canada is cartels who process the chemicals have also moved up into canada, very active there. one grain of fentanyl is enough to kill an american. that is coming in through small . all of that, we need to solve so americans stop dying. that is the message trump will be taking. >> i want to come back. they will put national guard troops on the border to stem the flow. after that, it led to record events, record numbers of ev events. do you have confidence shine bomb will act? >> the problem, people have to understand how the process of sentinel caring -- killing americans will work. they make the precursor chemicals. we were fighting the wars back then. it never followed through. the drug cartels make this stuff, off it goes, they are spending it up and around through canada. if mexico, china, and canada do what is in their capabilities to stop that, it will stop. trump will continue the pressure to make sure americans stop dying. this is carnage. we have grown immune to the fact 200 americans die every single day. 18 to 45 age group. these are the highest numbers, the l

coming up, canada announcing swift retaliatory tariffs of their own. >> canada will be responding to u.s. trade action with 25% tariffs followed by further tariffs on $125 billion worth of american products. stuart: awe but in light of negotiations that are taking place, will the retaliatory tariffs be imposed. canada energy and resource manager jonathan wilkinson meeting with lawmakers in dc this week. is this the beginning of negotiated way out? that is next. ♪ investment opportunities are everywhere you turn. but at t. rowe price, we're letting curiosity light the way. asking smart questions about opportunities like advances in healthcare. and how these innovations will create a healthier world tomorrow. better questions. better outcomes. (sneeze) (hooves approaching) not again. your cold is coming! your cold is coming! thanks...revere. we really need to keep zicam in the house. only if you want to shorten your cold! when you feel a cold coming, shorten it with zicam (revere: hyah) take your business from launch to legendary with shopify. sell more with the world's best converting

all right, uh. hire oh uh canada. now, so what, what are we going to see from canada? it's brought in its own retaliatory measures are already is this not going to be a losing battle for, for consumers on both side and businesses on both sides? yeah, it's always so retaliatory. tires are about alleged award, as you mentioned, while they may be effective, these carefully crafted. they also raise the costs for canadian businesses.

part is mexico, canada and china. that's according to his white house press secretary and live at the tassel. goods were coming to effect on saturday. the president will be implementing tomorrow. a 25 percent terrace on a mexico 25 percent terrace on canada, and a 10 percent terrace on china, a for the illegal set and all that they have sourced and allowed to distribute into our country, which has killed tens of millions of americans. these are promises made and promises kept by the president on fisher, his life for style, washington dc. so out in trump has been speaking about a range of issues this out. what more do we know? he does this a lot to feel his pebbles and starts ball is rolling and that's exactly what he's done here is a ton to the idea of egypt and jordan taking in some of the people from gaza. he says that they are on the verge of doing that. we know that he has spoken to the government in jordan. he also claim that he spoken to president cc in cairo, something that the egyptian government denies it. of

officials in canada perplexed u.s.toms and border protection data shows just 1.5% of migrant apprehensions and less than 1% of fentanyl seizures take place along the u. s. canada border. >> so it's hard to know what more we can do, but we're obviously open to any other suggestions that come our way. >> trump now claiming that canada is not a viable country without u.s. support, again arguing canada should become the 51st state. much lower taxes and far better military protection for the people of canada, and no tariffs. but canadians are outraged. thousands of hockey fans in ottawa booing the u.s. national anthem just hours after trump's tariff announcement. we're also learning about growing tensions between elon musk and the u.s. agency for international development. two top security officials were put on leave after refusing to allow staffers from musk's department of government efficiency to access sensitive information at the agency. selina wang abc news the white house. >> all right, selina, thank you for that. se

we have big deficits with canada. canada is very tough. we are not treated well by canada and we have to be treated well. >> a trump and xi jingping recall is expected on tariffs including the loophole that allows stuff under $800 to ship into the u.s. duty-free. the big goal with these china tariffs is to keep fentanyl components in china. >> president to represent a very strong message to the rest of the world including our north american allies in canada and mexico that the united states will no longer be a dumping ground for a legal deadly drugs and illegal immigrants. >> democratic line with all of this is that costs will go up and to make that point they have props. >> let's just take super bowl sunday. it is going to affect a beer okay? most of it corona here comes from mexico. it is going to affect your guacamole because what is guacamole made of? avocados, both from mexico. if you have pizza it will affect the cost of cheese of. [laughter] >> will: so with that clip democrats are betting that concerned american consumers would rat

and in canada. and it's unjustified. >> and so what steps will canada take next? we are expecting to hear from your prime minister. he was supposed to speak within the hour. obviously we have been monitoring the ntsb update, but what do you think happens? what does canada do now? >> well. >> we'll have retaliatory measures. >> it's unfortunate. we don't want. >> to do it. we'd rather have. >> a strong. >> trading partner with the u.s. >> build an. >> american fortress. we want. >> to ship. >> down more products, more critical minerals. uh, more oil. >> that's what. >> we want to do. >> uh, but i can. i can assure you what president trump underestimates the resilience. of the canadian people, the strength. >> of the canadian. >> people, no matter what political stripe you come from in canada, we're united. >> we're a united. >> country, and we're a proud country. >> and when you say retaliatory measures, is that retaliatory tariffs you believe? >> yes, they'll be retaliatory tariffs. and the prime minister will announce that shortly. >> and is there any sense, um,

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and we get more now on canada's reaction from cnn's paula newton in ottawa. >> canada says it feels like a country targeted and scorned by the united states. the reaction here was visceral, emotional, but also clear headed about the devastating challenges ahead for the canadian economy. and keep in mind, donald trump is ripping up an agreement that he signed with canada in terms of trade, canada is now coming to terms with the fact that he no longer wants that relationship. listen. >> i don't think there's a lot of americans who wake up in the morning saying, oh, canada. oh, we should really go after canada. we're there as friends, as partners. we always have been. we always will be. yes, we've had our differences in the past, but we've always found a way to get past them. as i've said before, if president trump wants to usher in a new golden age for the united states, the better path is to partner with canada, not to punish us. >> and so canada will retaliate. about $155 billion in total canadian $30 billion of that will come on tuesday. the 25% tariffs to match the trump administration

they've gone assets in canada.ets that have been smuggling with human trafficking, drug trafficking, smuggling of goods across our country in the borders at the south and the north for far too long. we have to get real about this. mexico has to get its own house in order and unfortunately we have to turn to the economic table to get their attention. maria: yeah. let me get your take on the economic conversation you're having because as far as i can see, there's still no date set for a joint congressional budget resolution. you need to have the budget resolution in order to do your reconciliation fast track so the white house says the president wants the tax cuts included in the reconciliation package telling congress no tax on tips, no tax on social security benefits, no tax on overtime pay. he wants all that in the bill, congressman. where are you in all of this? >> well, the most important thing that we have to accomplish this year is extending the tax cuts of 2017 and that was the centerpiece of the trump agenda

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what has been the reaction in canada to trump calling for canada to become the 51st state of the united states? >> well. >> look, i'll be honest, i think that canadians. we i think we take it as a bit of ribbing, a bit of joking. some people find the joke funny, some don't. but canadians are very proud. we're just as proud of our country and of being canadian as americans are of their country and being americans. so i think that pretty much every canadian is interested in keeping it that way. >> you should be very proud. canada is a great country and i love visiting canadian ambassador to the united states, kristen hillman. thank you so much for your time with us. >> thanks for having me. >> fbi, doj, dea, omb. it is an eye chart of government agencies and programs donald trump is trying to plunder. at what cost? though? the political panel though? the political panel weighs in later. ever feel like a spectator in your own life with chronic migraine? 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine. in a survey, 91

but 25% canada says that's right. that itself makes you had scratch your head a little bit since we we have very close trading relationship with with both mexico and canada much better relations with mexico and canada. that is not the kind of geopolitical friction with either of those countries that there is with china. all right. so if we've put off mexico and the stuff that comes from mexico for another month, right? because that's on hold as of this morning. and canada and china do go through tomorrow. the tariffs against them will serve all. >> what else can we expect to start paying more for? will be automatic in a media. any what you tell me what? you know, it's not just things like from bermuda. 1, 1, important industry to look at is the automobile industry. >> company's we think of as american producers have supply chains that include production in mexico and production in canada. so putting a tax on canada and least not from mexico put but potentially in the future from mexico. means that it's going to be mor