america is oil. even 10% import tariffs risk raising costs for americans, and, of course, canada will also feel the pain their oil. the prime minister says that he is ready to respond. if the president does choose to implement any tariffs against canada, we are ready with a response. a purposeful, forceful but reasonable, immediate response. 10% tariffs will be charged on all of the electronics and other goods that are shipped to america from china. donald trump says he wants china to stop fentanyl being exported to america — but it doesn't hurt to also punish one of your biggest global competitors. donald trump firmly believes he is the world's best negotiator, and appears confident that punishing tariffs will force other nations to do what he wants. but if that doesn't happen quickly, he is risking a trade war that could result in american voters paying the price. for more reaction from canada, bbc newsnight has been speaking with mark carney. he is a former governor of the bank of england — and is now a frontrunner to replacejustin trudeau as canada's prime minister. he struck a defiant tone when ask

we're the best of friends and best of economic people. >> if we find a way out of impasse, canada and americanner is canada and america and loser is china. is that accurate? >> absolutely. we have some real challenges with china. they control critical minerals and critical mines processing in in -- minerals processing in many different areas and minerals for defense and semiconductors and it's critical we find a way to reduce the vulnerability and that's something that canada and the united states can do together. stuart: jonathan wilkinson, thank you for coming on today at a very important time and appreciate it. we'd love to hear from you tomorrow when in dc. check back in with us. >> sounds good. would be happy to. stuart: thank you, sir. look at bottom right hand corner of your screen before we go further. the dow is now down only 50 points. it had been done, i don't know the lou but down about 350 or something like that. you've come all the way back and it's entirely possible that you're closing out with greenen oturu screen for the dow. we shall see. maybe wishful thinking on my part. p

so if canada were to become america, some changes would be in order. to grow. that would mean canada, as part of the new america, would net at least 54 seats in the house of representatives. for context, the 20 states with the smallest populations have just 46 house seats between all of them. but here's problem number one this little thing called the reapportionment act of 1929 mandates that the u.s. house is no bigger than 435 members. so if you did the math combining canada's population with america's and dividing it by 435, canada would net 47 seats and those seats would be taken away from states all over the country. who's going to tell all of those voters that trump gave their congressional representation to a guy in saskatchewan? and that's the house of representatives. what about the senate? trump is only offering that canada become one state with two senators. canadian provinces, like american states, compete with one another. they aren't going to be all that interested in snuggling up into one state. each province would have to be its own state

at trump's administration is interested in canada's minerals and is not joking about making canada america's 51st state. the out of the us is very aware of canada's results is and they very much want to be able to benefit from those to us and from has it in his mind that one of the easiest ways of doing that is absorbing our country. it's a, we'll think mean all panama says that us president has postponed a plan phone call with president jose melina, to discuss a diplomatic route over the panama canal. the strategic watch away has been of a sense of rising tensions between the 2 countries. the us has repeatedly said the american government ship should not pay face to transit that come out on thursday. let me know we have to downgrade to washington. this claims of a fee way by putting them lies in full size from pet suggested that the us take back control of the canals by force if necessary. the equitable goes to the poles on sunday for as presidential election incumbent and down the on the board who took off his opera stuff. election back in 2023. his favorite. but his war and violence come

trump simply, the station is interested in canada as minerals does not take you about making canada. america's 51st state. he has of the us is very aware of cather, this result is a they very much want to be able to benefit from those 2 that said that trump has, has, is in mind that one of the easiest ways of doing that is absorbing our country and it is a real thing, but purchase a is a public invest consultancies as canada bus stop relying on the us to strengthen it's a call to be a. well, i think the prime minister was highlighting the fact that we're in a, to mall, to us, period of time in, in terms of politics. but at the end of the day, canadians have 0 repeat 0 interest. in joining the united states. we've had recent public opinion polls showing as high as 94 percent of canadians not being interested in doing so. so i think that has to form the basis of what we're canadian public opinion is. and, and look, the president of the united states makes many pronouncements all the time on a whole variety of different issues. so we shouldn't get ourselves to rattle bias. well, we have to do is

that is not joking about making canada america's 50 for mistakes . but bob richardson was a public affairs consultant. he says, kind of the must up relying on the us to strengthen it's a company as well. i think the prime minister was highlighting the fact that we're in a uh, to mall, to us, period of time in, in terms of politics. but at the end of the day, canadians have 0 repeat 0 interest. in joining the united states. we've had recent public opinion polls showing as high as 94 percent of canadians not being interested in doing so. so i think that has to form the basis of where canadian public opinion is. and, and look, the president of the united states makes many pronouncements all the time on a whole variety of different issues. so we shouldn't get ourselves to rattle bias. what we have to do is move forward and we've always had a good relationship with the united states. we've always done business with united states. that's what we should focus on. we've been to relying on the us for 30 years or so because it's been, it's been easy. it's a hu

now, canada is america's largest supplier of both oil and natural gas. nancy? illie james inman, thank you. >>> trade between the u.s. and canada is big business, and earlier today i spoke with ontario premier doug ford. the province is canada's largest trading partner with the u.s. in the first three quarters of 2024, roughly $683 billion in goods and services crossed the u.s./canada border. that is nearly $2.5 billion every day. premier ford, president trump's tariffs threat, it is now a reality. is this the start of a trade war? >> well, nancy, i hope it's not. we're the two closest, strongest allies in the entire world. we're the number one customer for the u.s. and the american people. and this is going to hurt both sides of the border. it's going to create inflation in the u.s., create inflation in canada. >> that said, you have backed strong and forceful counter tariffs. what are they? >> let's see what president trump comes out with. i can tell you one then. we aren't going to lie down and roll over. we will use every single tool we have in our toolbox t

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of course, the agreements were made with both mexico and canada with america in the tripartite agreementff rates, so this goes directly against that. very reluctant to do so because it is a big particularly at a time, for instance, when you've got, say, car manufacturing going through such a major so look out for further changes to investment. that was the market reaction, as i mentioned, european trading day �*way in trading daygetsunder way in. minutes, i you. of european union leaders 7 this marks the first time starmer is heading over the english channel for talks meet nato secretary general mark rutte. the trip is part of what he calls a reset between the uk and the european union. investment and you are not going to shut that down, particularly at a time, for instance, when you've got, say, car manufacturing going through such a major change at that moment with electrification and other such issues coming. that was the market reaction, as i mentioned, european trading day gets under way in 20 minutes, iwill update trading day gets under way in 20 minutes, i will update you. sir kei

coming up next on way too early, president trump doubles down on his remarks about making canada america's, a closer look at the battle brewing between the judicial and executive branches of government. a panel of legal analysts will weigh in on the lawsuits against president trump's executive orders, and how the white house is responding to them. plus, democratic senator amy klobuchar of minnesota will be a guest to discuss elon musk's influence in the trump administration, as his department of government efficiency looks to gain access into more agencies. also ahead, a breakdown of last night's big game in new orleans. pablo torre will join with his takeaways from the philadelphia eagles blowout win over the kansas city blowout win over the kansas city chiefs. morning joe is just are my 5 morning alarms a metaphor for everything else i'm putting off ? like my laundry? or my 768 unread texts? i'm just your dermatologist. seven hundred and sixty nine. try hydro boost. neutrogena. weightless hydration that goes deep. [coughing] copd is an ugly reality. do you have his medical history? i wat

bring our country's businesses back, who left us. that is flooding into the us. from mexico and canada into americaprices for american consumers. even 10% import tariffs risk raising costs for americans, against canada, we are ready with a response. a purposeful, forceful but reasonable, immediate response. io% tariffs will be charged on all of the electronics tariffs will force other nations to do what he wants. the price. sarah smith reporting there. and is now a frontrunner to replacejustin trudeau as canada's prime minister. imposed on canada by trump. i think president trump probably thinks that we in as well against mexico, china, others and threatening the world — are going to rebound negatively on the united states. they're going to raise interest rates. around the world. i mean, let's be absolutely clear. trading partner, that it negotiated in good faith. we will take steps. i it is reasonable that in the term that we will match medium term that we will match dollar for dollar the dollar for dollar for the us tariffs stop we will target our tariffs stop we will target our tariffs against t

trump making use on american economic union and kind of us drop jobs where he sees mexico, canada, south america and greenland as his spirit off in fluids. which means a drastic reduction in the global pool is in good order for the rest. the southern african development community has we have found that solid darzy and willingness the help, the democratic republic of congo. this is whether one didn't banked in 23 minutes and group has been advancing for almost a week. the leaders of the regional organization have health crisis tooks in zimbabwe. the summit reaffirmed its solidarity and unwavering commitment to continue supporting the d. r c and its pursuit of safeguarding its independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity, as well as sustainable peace, security, and development. but according to the latest estimates, these are from the united nations, at least 700 people have been killed and 2800 others injured. this as soon as the conflict escalated in the d o c just last weekend. just a warning, you may find the following images to be pushing distressing. the corpses can be seen a lining t

trump says china, canada and mexico are exporting dangerous drugs to america, and neither canada nor are doing enough to prevent people from crossing their borders into america. 25% on canadian and mexican goods, 10% on china. one of the more surprising things is oil is included in the list of tariffed goods, though at a lesser level. as recently as last thursday, president trump said oil would not be included, and the usual reminder that american importers pay the tariffs, not the canadians, not the mexicans. we pay the american government. when america puts a tariff on foreign countries. president trump said on social media there might be some pain. then again, he said, there might not. he also speculated on social media that canada would cease to be a viable country. harsh but true. he wrote alice showed you a bit of canadian prime minister justin trudeau's speech last night in this. in our last segment, i want to show you a bit more. trudeau addressed the american people from ottawa, from the beaches of normandy to the mountains of the korean peninsula, from the fields of flander

around 80% of canada's exports end up in america.s company has been in business for over 50 years. working together, creating relationships that took a very and now knowing that that relationship was as fragile been around for half a century hurts a lot. replaced by a sense of relief. all of that tied up with those announcements coming from the white house causing consternation around the world china says it's to investigate the us tech giant google alleging it's �*violating the anti—monopoly law." now, of course, its main business that we all know, so many started wondering what kind of business activities all of that tied up with those announcements coming from the white house causing consternation around the world and some consternation. china says it's to investigate the us tech giant google alleging it's �*violating the anti—monopoly law." it's another front in the trade war between the two economic giants, as our asia business reporter, mariko oi explains. they're going to investigate us tech giant google for its anti—monopoly

and kind of us drop just where he sees and mexico, canada south america and greenland, as his spirit off in fluids, which means our bras pick reduction in the global pool is in good order for the rest. the small medical plane has crashed into a neighborhood in philadelphia, reportedly kidding o. 6 on the board. several locals will also injured on the ground that the dramatic moment of that blast was caught on camera. the real reaction that for one eye witness, social media footage shows that jack plummeting from the sky and exploding on impact with several houses catching far federal authorities are investigating the cause of the crash. let's the 2nd i coughed tragedy in the country just this week with 67 people being killed on wednesday. this was when a passenger plane collided with the military helicopter over washington, d. c. local air traffic controllers were reportedly and distill, often during the incident with only a single employee, coordinating best types of vehicle flights. the trumpet administration has been quick to blame. previous governments accusing the democrats of p

trump making use on american economic union and kind of us drop jobs where he sees mexico, canada, south america and greenland, as he's speaking off in fluids. which means our bra stick reduction in the global pool is in good order for the rest. a small medical plane has crashed into a neighborhood in philadelphia, killing all 6 on board. several locals were reportedly also injured on the ground that the dramatic moment of that loss was caught on camera. the reaction the from an eye witness. a social media footage also shows the jet, plummeting from the sky and exploding on impact with several houses, then catching fire. federal authorities are investigating the cause of that crush and is the 2nd a cost strategy in the country. and just this week, 67 people remember withheld on wednesday, that was when a passenger plane collided with the military helicopter over washington d. c. now local traffic control is reported understaffed during incident with only a single employee, coordinating both types of vehicle flights. the trump administration has been quick to blame. previous governments accusing

trump making use on american economic union and kind of us drop jobs where he sees and mexico, canada, south america and greenland, as he's speaking off in fluids, which means our bra stick reduction in the global pool is in good order for the rest. the small medical plane has crashed into a neighborhood in philadelphia, reportedly carrying on 6 on board. several locals will also injured on the ground, the drastic moment over the last was caught on camera. of the emotional reaction that from an eye witness, social media footage shows the actual plummeting from the sky exploding on impact with several houses catching far federal authorities are investigating the cause of the crash. it's the 2nd plain cross charges in the country just this week. 67 people were killed on wednesday when a passenger plane collided with the military helicopter over washington dc. local a traffic controllers were pointedly on the stuff during the incident with only a single employee, coordinating by flights. the trump administration has been quick to blame. previous governments accusing the democrats of prioritizing divers

trump making use on american economic union and kind of a structure where he sees mexico, canada, south america and greenland, as he's speaking off in fluids, which means rustic reduction in the global pool is in good order for the rest of the white house has also taken name and its closest economic partners. donald trump has promised to impose and import tax on european goods or what he calls that use terrible treatment of washington us. the president made this threat while speaking to the news media in the oval office. am i going to impose tears money, european union? do you want the trustful answer or should i give you the little answer? absolutely. the your opinion industry to so tara, like they don't take our cars, they don't take our farm products. essentially, they don't take it almost anything. then we have a tremendous deficit with the european union. so we'll be doing something or a substantial term said the manager will allow the us to improve. it's a trained up a said, according to him, all the e u x sports and zone cars to the us. it does not allow american agricultural products an

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whether it's suggesting canada become america's 55th state renaming the gulf of mexico, or threatening a military takeover of greenland. trump is dominating international news for the white house has had to look back many of his statements with stuff scrambling for answers to a lot of inquiries. so can from submit instruction, sustain the break. next speed, what she's announcing changes and initiatives. and one of the dangers and perpetuating this relentless shocking on media strategy with explore those questions and more in a moment that 1st this reports by michael apple. so i think we have a 10. we have a 10 stony transfer return to the white house. he's made one stop the lien statements officer, and we're going to be changing the name of the gulf of mexico to the gulf of america. or what may appear to be absolute. may him could be organized towns, and she went onto the truck to another time, an american football strategy called flooding the zone meet. so the donor refers to weakening the opposing team's defenses by swamping them with options. they simply don't know way to focus beca

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. >> gulf of america, canada, greenland, gaza, all of these are very much foreign policy. how does this align with america first? pres. trump: making us bigger, stronger, and better, and more protective. we need greenland because of the national security. international security. world security. we have to do that, canada, we will see what happens with canada. but the people in canada will be paying less than half the tax. if you look at the tax. they don't pay very much for military. the reason they don't pay much is they assume that we are going to protect them. that is not an assumption they can make. why are we protecting another country? i love the people of canada fit we have a great relationship. if they became our 51st state to make would be the greatest thing they could do. it would be a cherished state. think about how beautiful our country would be without the artificial line running through it. someone drew it many years ago with a ruler, just a line. you look at how beautiful that is. wow. it would be very exciting. but if you look at canada, they would be cheri

massive amount of, of flo offense at all from, from canada, although every little bit counts and accounts for, for, you know, hundreds of tests in america every year. but that's probably not the top issue. i don't think, you know, yes, there are getting, you know, terrace people on the terrace was coming through from canada. that's about $1200.00 that were apprehended last year versus only $700.00 in mexico. but i think the bigger issue in canada is the one percent of defense spending one percent of g d. p, a spent by canada on defense. it's, you know, obviously way below the nato, the north of north american treaty organization, level of that's required the minimum level of 2 percent of judy peace. whereas if with mexico, it's more the open border and the sense that all the drugs, that's poisoning many americans about $80000.00 per year. that's a much bigger issue then then really any kind of economic challenges. and then of course, with the you, they have the same problem, but the european union is only spending, you know, a slightly less than 2 percent on average. but most importantly, germany and france are well below their targets.

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the united states, to threatening to reclaim the panama canal, to even suggesting that canada should become america'st state — president trump's vision seems to stretch beyond his "america first" agenda, with critics tonight, in this special programme, we'll break it all down. we begin with the middle east. when he suggested that the us could "take over" gaza and resettle its palestinian population in the process. the us will take over the gaza strip and we do a job with strip and we will do a job with it as well. we will own it. at this press conference, president trump suggested that the displacement of palestinians would be permanent. this drew condemnation from the un, human rights groups and world leaders. in the days after, the president's officials said any displacement would be temporary. donald trump then repeated elements of his proposal to the us by israel under his plan and that palestinians would "already have been resettled in far safer and more "beautiful communities in the region". arab countries likejordan and egypt resoundingly rejected that idea — repeating their commitment to a tw

more than half of the cars sold in america are now imports. >> reporter: mexico, canada and china areners. but china, bob lighthizer says, has an enormous advantage because of the trade imbalance and chinese espionage, stealing u.s. trade secrets. >> you add it all up, you can get to around a trillion dollars a year of wealth from the united states being transferred to a geopolitical adversary. it's insane. and it's working. and then you ask yourself as a national security issue how do you fight a war if, god help us, we ever have a war with china when they're now four times more likely to be able to produce what is needed in a war? >> but isn't trade one of the ways we avoid a hot war? >> the way you prevent wars is by having the strongest, biggest, best army, biggest best navy, best economy in the world, best technology. you do those things, the allies come to you. they see you as the future. >> already, china's manufacturing sector is bigger than that of the united states, germany and japan combined. isn't china too big to snub? >> we should never have that attitude. there are thin

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president, years ago, gulf of the gulf of america, canada, greenland, gaza, all these are very muscular foreign policy. how does this align with america? first, because it makes a much bigger, stronger and better. and more protected. we need the greenland because of national security, international security, world security, world peace. and what we have to do that canada will see what happens with canada. but the people of canada would be paying less than half of the tax. if you look at the tax, they're going to be paying less than half the tax. you know, they don't pay very much for military. and the reason they never pay much is they assume that we're going to protect them. that's not an assumption they can make, because why are we protecting another country now? i love the people of canada. we have a great relationship. but if they became our 51st state, be the greatest thing they could ever do, it'd be unbelievable. it would be a cherished state. and think of how beautiful that country would be without that artificial a line running right through it. somebody drew it many years ago

rises to seven after a medical plane on its way to mexico crashes in philadelphia. from canada, mexico and china, america's top trading partners. goods coming into the us. china, mexico and canada accountable" for the flow tariffs against canada and china will come into effect from midnight on tuesday. it's unclear whether that deadline also applies to mexico. claudia scheinbaum. of its own. has an alliance with drug trafficking groups as slander. you so much for being with us. as know, mexico is one of the united states�* partners. we closest trading partners. we know that the united states has 25% tariffs going in announced 25% tariffs going in the direction of mexico. claudia sheinbaum saying that there will be retaliatory measures coming mexico. measures coming fromfiexicp. do you measures earning fram'imexica. do you see all of this where do you see all of this going? where do you see all of this hoin ? ., ~' where do you see all of this hoin? ., ~' where do you see all of this uuoin? . ., aright. we have seen in that's right. we have seen in recent months, and particularly since he took office, that t

around 80% of canada's exports end up in america. said questions remain. a very long time to create.ess that's been around for half a century hurts a lot. just across the river. a neighbour replaced by a sense of relief. but for how long? well, president trump has warned that the european union could be the next target in his battle to make, we have china react with some retaliatory of some retaliatory tariffs of its own these seem minimal and own but these seem minimal and we know president is to speak with the president soon. resident soon. a is in sight? a is insight? i think a deal is in sight? i it is very likely. we think a deal is in sight? i iiforgeti likely. we think a deal is in sight? i iiforgeti like many of think a deal is in sight? i ii forgeti like many of this :’ ’;f’ ’: (mposmg but the fififi'g'gffif'gg �*féf 355313 7 h but the tariffs 7 fififi'g'gffif'gg �*féf 355313 but the tariffs are tariffs, but the tariffs are aimed at achieving fl - other goal, and they do some other goal. and so they do some other goal. and so they do some self—harm on the inflict some self—harm on th

canada. we're america! we used to fight the nazis. now we're scouring the globe for easy marks.the jake paul of nations? [cheers and applause] is that what we are doing? no offense. "i know china's out there, but panama's a legitimate fight!" in fact, i'm calling out everyone in fifa's concacaf division! yeah! oh, trinidad and tobago, you got to gang up, huh? that honestly, like, i can't believe you laughed at a concacaf joke! soccer is back, baby! [applause] look at me, getting all skewed in the tie. now, in trump's defense, he did explain today why we're going after canada. >> i mean, i look at some of the deals made -- i say, "who the hell made these deals? they're so bad." >> jon: so bad. the trade deals with canada are so bad. he's looking and saying, "who made these?" ladies and gentlemen -- don't get ahead of me! ladies and gentlemen, for your dining and dancing pleasure, come with me into the way back machine, to 20-aught-18. i give you the culprit of the terrible deal with canada. >> this morning, president trump signed a new trade deal to replace nafta with the leaders

tensions in economic relations tonight — canada, mexico and china have vowed countermeasures america's trading partners. on saturday prime minister justin trudeau announced at a press conference that canada will introduce its own 25% tariff against the united states, matching earlier in the day. mr trudeau said ottawa's measures will be far—reaching, in a two—part process, to give canadian firms time to adjust. take a listen. together, we've built the most successful economic, military and security partnership the world has ever seen — a relationship that has been the envy of the world. canada has critical minerals, reliable and affordable energy, and secure partnership for the north american economy, and we stand at the ready to work together. prime minister trudeau also outlined some of the american goods that would be affected as part of canada's counter—tariffs. beer, wine and bourbon, fruits and fruitjuices, including orangejuice, along with vegetables, appliances, furniture and sports equipment, and materials like lumber and plastics, along with much, much more. and as part of ou

tensions in economic relations tonight — canada, mexico and china have vowed countermeasures america'snced at a press conference that canada will introduce its own 25% tariff against the united states, matching

because millions of homes are in states they lead he's also refused to back down after canada's reaction, become part of americarump has said he will also impose tariffs on the european union to try to rebalance trade, we don't know whether there will be a quick negotiated countries or whether this is the start of a broader trade war that trump intends to engage in with the rest dominance to achieve his goals, despite a trade war nomia iqbal, bbc news, florida. at the university of maryland, he's also a columnist he referred to the tariffs as the �*opening rounds of trade there will be more tariffs to come and he will be successful with these tariffs in terms of bullying canada and mexico. i am not happy about that success, it's not the way feel emboldened. the real issue here is how long does it take for him what we have learned from the last election is nothing turns the electorate on a president like inflation. this will affect the other aspects of his agenda which are going smoothly for him because then there measures we have seen? the subsidies going on and the undervalued currency and the unfair trade and

canada and 10% on items from china. >> if prices go up, it's because of other people's reactions to america's laws. >> reporter: canada's prime minister returning with his own tariffs. >> tariffs against canada will put your jobs at risk. it will raise costs for you. including food at the grocery store and gas at the pump. >> reporter: and, it's getting personal. ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ >> reporter: at a nhl hockey game in ottawa, canadian fans booed the singing of the u.s. national anthem. president trump writing on social media that canada hould become our cherished, 51st state. he also acknowledged prices could go up. posting, will there be some pain? yes, maybe. the tariffs will help with border security, he says. mexico's president pushing back saying we categorically reject the slander. mexico says it will now implement its own new tariffs on the u.s., and china says it's going to file a lawsuit with the world trade organization and take counter measures of its own. >> our thanks to yamiche for that report. >>> now to breaking news. elon musk says he and president trump are shutting down the agency that hand

a car goes to america, then canada, then mexico, then america. why, why it doesn't have to. and what's really nuts about it is if you take a few points off of these major corporations, off their bottom lines, and the stock went down today, six months from now, it'll be higher. six years from now, it'll be 100% higher. i mean, the market adjusts, okay. the stock doesn't trade at a p e ratio of 26. it trades at a p e ratio of 25. it adjusts all of this near term frightened fear mongering. really we have to get past this. >> i mean but if you're silk ties are made in canada and they come get hit with a 25% tariff. >> charles. >> are you going to buy american and sacrifice your good style? >> so here's the thing. i've got the same tailor for 28 years, the same pietro mucci. okay. he comes down to the house, him and his son, they fit me up. they just came this past weekend for a second. fitting. wait till you see these new suits. people will have to adjust their irish, but that's a different story. and so i'm hoping. i'm hoping i can keep my relationship with pietro and we'll see

donald trump wants both mexico and canada to do more to stop migrants crossing their borders and into americae flow of illegal drugs, including fentanyl, that is flooding into the us. that they have sourced and allowed to distribute into our country. imports are trucked from mexico and canada they are each other�*s biggest trading partners by far. for instance, 90% of the avocados sold in america come from mexico. charging a 25% tax on each fruit that crosses the border prices for american consumers. even 10% import tariffs risk raising costs for americans, and, of course, canada will also feel the pain if if the president does choose to implement any a purposeful, forceful, but reasonable, immediate response. america from china. donald trump says he wants china to stop fentanyl being exported to america — but it doesn't hurt to also punish one of your biggest global competitors. but if that doesn't happen quickly, he is risking a trade war that could result in american voters for more reaction from canada, bbc newsnight has been and is now a frontrunner to replacejustin trudeau as canada's p