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after the president spoke with leaders of the big 3 automakers, ford, gm and stellantis formerly chrysler, trump's press secretary said the president is open to hearing about additional exemptions. canadian provinces are responding to us tariffs by removing nearly a billion dollars in american liquor brands from store shelves. >> you're looking at video here that shows some california wines and kentucky bourbon being removed from shelves in toronto. this is the first wave of canadian retaliation for tariffs on canadian goods imposed by president trump ontario's. top officials have also threatened to cut off electricity to michigan, new york and minnesota or impose a 25 per cent surcharge if the u.s. doesn't back down. >> alright, weather time as we take a look from mount tam. fortunately they can't slap a tariff on lawrence karnow and he's here with the forecast. yeah. be too expensive too much. for me after that. that's that's a guys out there today. but a few showers around the bay area. 2 tenths of an inch of rain in san jose. almost a half an inch over the santa cruz mountains. other

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and that was journalist, bobby, and chrysler there in sol. now us present donald trump has issued what he called his quote last warning to hamas leaders threatening further destruction in gaza. if all remaining hostages are not released. the issue, the ultimatum on his social media platform depressed, and also told gardens that a beautiful future awaits. but if they hold onto hostages, they are dead. earlier the us present met with freed captives in the white house where he pledged to return those still being held. well for this rejoined in the studio by our middle east analyst shawnee, rosanna is shawnee, we've got trump saying he wants all the hostages out. now how my says the only way for that to happen is if the agreed piece still moves forward into the next stage, what are the chances of the deal actually proceeding as planned? well, it seems like we're in a very critical days because we are a hearing. and the last i was reports that there might be as been a break. so in those talks in direct talk, spin, come us mostly. uh, you know, so

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service off of any of resolutions, we are going to adopt mazda be ceasefire or the order, or the uh, chrysler ceasefire. also if you need have the as a slovak. yeah. i do both of the indies, the resolution that the ukraine kind of stopped the transit of the russian gas to it's a territory towards us all of our key. i know your opinion is just nonsense. this is our main national interest. do you need the jeep your guys from russian federation? and now the stopped because these designs decided that he will stop the transit of the crate and for your opinion, and of course, lucky especially it's damaging to economically damaging. and the argument will be so presidents that lensky was that. ok, we kind of want to support the russians. uh, wouldn't be upfront if you go to buying the russian, i guess about the what he's doing. he's buying the, the same a russian case, which is us in different form from the west indian. he can do it for the kids. bought the veal be absolutely, you know, the defense lifting the global economy. because a, if emily tanza buy is the gas for a euros or a. delores, and if

administration of barack obama when i was in the treasury department working to save general motors and chrysler and millions of american automotive jobs as the companies were staring liquidation in the face. i'd also like to take a moment to share some words. on february 8, at the sheet metal workers union in oakland county, michigan, i was joined by an incredible medical expert from michigan, my friend, dr. angar, who happens to be in this very chamber alongside her family today. she read these words, which i would like to share and read on her behalf, on behalf of the american people in this chamber. the doctor shared, i am a pediatrician and an epidemiologist. after residency, i trained for two years at the c.d.c. and then worked in washington, d.c. at a n.g.o. and at the d.c. health department. she claimed, i'm here today to highlight the impact of recent policies and actions on scientific institutions and how that impacts us in michigan. she said, our scientific institutions are being attacked from many angles, but she wanted to highlight three areas, the spreading of misinformation, the p

a hi uh, no sonia who netanyahu remains in the political stage by initiating chrysler, which is clearly manifested in garza southern lebanon and is now occurring seriously. this rule has invaded syrian territory and has significantly advanced deep into a country that is experiencing some internal collapse due to political crisis. it aims to establish new borders and constantly attempts to provoke a warrant or conflict with iran assess. the question is whether israel can succeed in this, the trunk claims to be in contention for the nobel peace prize. but anyone striving for this award should not support and netanyahu's policies as most of netanyahu statements and policies are based on lies an unfounded clearness from the very beginning. and netanyahu has stated his intention to destroy him. ok, but he later began negotiating with them as if they were an official government entity regarding prisoner exchanges. has belies operating the webinar. you've seen the scale of activities there, and there are still iraq, and you have the intentions of the resistance forces. and the resolve of these

reconnaissance of of any of resolutions we are going to adopt must be ceasefire or the order or the chrysler cease fire. also if you need have the as a slovakia, do both of the induce, the resolution that uh ukraine kind of stopped the transit of the russian guys to it's a territory towards us. lucky. i know you're, you know, it's just don't says this is our main national interest. do you need a jeep your guys from russian federation. and now the, it stops because meters, that landscape decided that he will stop the transit of jo, crane and for european union. and of course, lucky especially, it's damaging, the economically damaging. and the argument will be so presidents that lensky will, is that, okay, uh, we come out to support the restaurants uh, when we are transiting or buying the russian guest about the what he's doing. he's buying the, the same a russian case, which is just in different form from the west. so he's supporting the rest of the war in his argumentation. this is, this is, doesn't really think it was a game. so that's why i'm telling you a little cab. you'll be very strong

you saw chrysler, stellantis, we will keep some truck production here, and i think ford did as well.ome of that stuff was sort of in the works, but they accelerated it. i think you could see some underutilized plants, i think general motors has one in kansas that does not have a lot of vehicles in there right now. you can see them bringing some vehicles back here. and a lot of times, what trump wants to see is something that is sort of symbolic. we will see if he would be happy with at this time. but he will want to see investments, a lot of plans investment in the u.s. he wants to see plans like that as well. you are seeing some of that already, that the car companies could just excel. gm has plans for a new battery plant in indiana that will open up in 2027. maybe they do something like that. maybe they bring some of the electric vehicles they are making in mexico to one of their plants in the u.s. that's making these now. they have a plant outside of detroit, in michigan, they have not opened up their electric truck plant. maybe they can make the chevy blazer or chevy equinox ev's

these are made by stellantis is like an old chrysler. there are essential parts that are made in mexico. you look at volkswagen, which is a german car manufacturer. there's bmw and toyotas that are made in the united states that need parts and equipment that come from canada and mexico. so right now, those companies and these economies and their central bankers are saying, what do you want from us, exactly? i think they're trying to interpolate what would trump be able to pitch as a win? i mean, you see the last grain of fentanyl coming across the border. does it require that you just give him the chance to qualitatively say, all right, the borders are safe, we're not going to slap you with 25% tariff. so they're looking for actionability and they see it as a doom loop. if they have to call the bluff and come out and slap us back with 25%. i mean, certainly mexico in terms of textiles, agriculture, so much that is manufactured, that is offshored there. if you go to a walmart and target, just look at the things that are made abroad that h

. >> the 2 million cars are made by general motors, ford, dodge, chrysler. and so. >> if you. >> put a. >> tariff, a. >> 25% tariff, those. >> silverados. >> those chargers. >> uh, those, uh, those, uh, ford suvs are going to go up by 25%. but also. really importantly. >> we've we've. >> co-invested with each other. there's 172 canadian auto parts plants in 26 u.s. states. parts crossed the border really so often that, um, you know, a jeep plant in toledo, ohio, might have 30 or 40% content from canada and mexico. and, you know, all of that content will go up. uh, 25%. so even if it's made in ohio, it's going to go up five, six, $7,000. >> um, and the wall street journal board wrote this week, quote, if the goal is to harm u.s. auto workers and republican prospects in michigan, then by all means, go ahead. mr. president, the ceo of ford motor saying, let's be real honest, long term, a 25% tariff across mexico and canada borders would blow a hole in the u.s. industry. and so from where you're sitting, and i know you just laid out why it's all so interconnecte

it'll probably take a few weeks for your nissan to get more expensive or your stellantis chrysler truck because of plants in canada. so until those effects start being seen, this is this is an economist and intellectuals frankly on television. question. for most people. >> though, i will say i mean, looking at the list of things that china has already said, that they're going to put tariffs on, farmers are looking at that and they're and they're taking notice for sure, and they're members of congress. >> but let me add one more thing about that, because we keep talking about this joint address to congress, and he's talking to congress. he's not talking to congress. he's talking to us. this is where the president gets to get up and say, here's how i've spent the time you have given me in these first few weeks, and here's what i want to do going forward. and this means that republicans will have to talk about that. here's republican mike lawler talking about the threat of terrorists becoming a reality. >> i have no problem with the use of tariffs as a negotiating tool. but if you're going

let's bring in david kelleher, who owns david dodge, chrysler, jeep and ram in glen falls, pennsylvania. sir, thank you so much for being with us. i wonder what all this back and forth has been like for you as the owner of a car dealership? >> well. >> yeah, it's. >> it's been. >> a little trying. >> but, uh, um. >> you know. these are extreme. >> um, potential hardships. so, um. >> you know, it puts my business. >> at risk. >> do you have a sense of which cars could become more expensive, if there are any? that would become so expensive that they become cost ineffective, and therefore, manufacturers stop making them? >> well, we. >> build our heavy. >> duty ram. >> in mexico. that's the 2000 503,500 cavalry and a large, uh, the promaster vans that go to commercial, uh, customers. and then we also build our compass, uh, which is our economy car, our smaller suv for the jeep line, uh, as well as, ironically enough, the wagoneer s, which is the new electric vehicle, which surprisingly came out of the gates very strongly and it would impact all of those vehicles as well as in canada. uh, t

but truly after talking tthe big three american automakers, ford, gm, and stellantis, rmerly chrysler the present granted them a one-month extension at facilities based in canada and mexico. >> there are many ways to listen to c-span radio anytime, anywhere. in the washington, d.c., area, listen to the 90.1 fm. go online to c-span.org/radio. on sirius xm radio on channel 454, or on your smart speaker by saying "play c-span radio." here our live call-in program "washington journal" daily. listen to public affairs events live throughout the day. for the best way to hear what is happening in washington with fast-paced reports, live interviews, and analysis of the day, catch "washington today" weekdays at 5:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. eastern. listen to c-span programs on c-span radio anytime, anywhere. c-span, democracy unfiltered. texas congressman sylvester turner has died. his death coming just months after he won the texas 18th congressional disgrace to replace former congresswoman sheila jackson lee after she died this past july. sylvester turner was the mayor of houston for 18 years and

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auto makers could get a big win in terms of gm, ford and chrysler, jeep and dodge parent company stellantisct a big market reaction. and then another piece of news i just want to flag is that intersection of wall street and global transportation. the world's biggest asset manager announced plans to outright purchase two panama canal ports. this is fund manager blackrock leading a consortium of investment firms in buying two ports on either side of the panama canal for $22.8 billion from hong kong based ck hutchison. it's part of a broader deal to buy controlling interest in dozens of other ports around the world from that company, which is, by the way, one of the companies that operates under hong kong billionaire li ka shing's empire. now, president trump, remember, has called into question the security around those ports, in part to their perceived connection to china. so there's a lot of moving parts for sure, jonathan, in this whole business day so far. >> yes, a couple trump advisors really pleased with those purchases around the canal last night. we'll see where it goes from here. cnb