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d. trump has a plan b. while the flows from the north from canada and the south at the pump?rom europe and also — that the us is sending a lot of products to mexico, to tackle the prices. so, it is quite complex and i believe if it lasts short term, i think the supply chains will try to adjust. tax breaks for india's struggling middle class annual budget presentation on saturday. priorities for the year ahead. the bbc�*s arunoday mukharj'i has more on what this means india's middle class, , more money in their pockets thanks to the tax breaks have to pay any tax. that is an increase of the earlier threshold ofaround $8,000. tax slabs as well. breaks should help. like roads, highways and ports, that seems to be on track in boosting employment. in a country like india, whatever you may do, it may seem as inadequate given the size of the population these skilling programmes and the overall larger internship programmes that were announced last year, they are taking shape as we speak right now, so maybe one year down the line we will be looking to boost output, low—productivity ar

trump you know, tariff diplomacy remarkable. >> all i can say, to american people, promises made, promises kept, d donald trump told you he would talking points no silly blue ribbon panels that go no where, decisive action with results that is what donald trump brought, no one wants to be in an out and out trade war, but canada and mexico had to know how serious we are. they will commit the resources, the president and my view, a win for him, but more important, a win for the american people. fentanyl, has been killing more americans than anything in the country, number one cause of date. between ages of 18 and 45. the truth cartels, -- drug cartels had traditional control of both our border its what to change. donald trump promised it, he has delivered. larry: you know, congressman byron donalds is there doubt in your mind if mexico and canada had not ponied up the 10,000 troops and other promises, he would have instituted, the tariffs? i think they were locked and loaded and ready to go. >> he was geeing to follow through, i there was that trudeau and mexican president they realized that very quickly. but i think larry, rift

a i d, ever since trump decided to shut it down. but michelle optimum, so how's the most? the latest comes from which tv switch has whitfield, but the agency was deeply embedded into national media, sponsoring thousands of journalists and hundreds of ideas on around the world. all these donor quarter as well, search of rob your country and then have usa id spend $20000000.00 on sesame street propaganda to brainwash here. kids, colorado. that's what the us stayed in iraq. and it turns out usa i. d. 's been dropping fat stacks into more than just kid shows. political, for example, has gotten over $8000000.00 in subsidies from the state department. and geo and the white house is putting a stop to it. i was made aware of the funding from us say id to media outlets, including political, who i know has a seat in this room. and i can confirm that to be more than $8000000.00 taxpayer dollars that have gone to essentially subsidizing subscriptions to political. i mean, american tax paradigm will no longer be happening, and with all that money comes a political line that needs to go

. >> pero las restricciones impuestas a venezuela durante el primer gobierno de trump no d debilitaronor eso roberto, tambien exiliado, no siente entusiasmo. >> estamos un poquito cansados porque siempre nos nos alegramos y se va la alegria, eh ? algun dia tendran que irse. estoy seguro que se van a ir negociando. eso si estoy seguro. >> en miami, florida, rogelio mora-tagle noticias telemundo. >> despues de la crisis diplomatica entre trump y el presidente gustavo petro, hoy en colombia se reanudo el tramite de visas a estados unidos. numerosas personas llegaron a la embajada estadounidense en bogota para solicitar este d documento. y es que el servicio se habia suspendido desde el lunes despues de que petro rechazara la llegada de dos aviones con migrantes d deportados. sin embargo, finalmente ambos gobiernos pudieron llegar a un acuerdo. el pentagono va a desplegar a otros mil soldados para reforzar la ofensiva migratoria del pr presidente trump. 500 elementos seran enviados a la frontera, donde parte de sus tareas van a incluir la instalacion de barreras de alambre tras labores de

d's. and that's because the united states agency for international development has now been exposed to little more than a front for the c i a. and as donald trump dismantles the global body, he says, does one political group benefit take to the feeling the heat usa i. d is driving the radical left crazy and there's nothing they can do about it because the way in which the money has been spent. so much of it fraudulently is totally unexplainable. the corruption is at levels rarely seen before. close it down on the now transport, the usa. i tell you how didn't trust stretch and all across the globe that a staggering annual budget around $40000000000.00 holding the past springs of 60 percent of americas total foreign assistance. the us president says that what's the last to the agency once he's done with it will be much with the state department. they're all so room is $3300.00 off the current. 14000 employees will keep the jobs . his secretary of state doubled down on that saying america's interests have to come fast. i am the acting director of usa i. d, i've, i've delegated that authority to someone, but i stay in touch with him. and again, our

donald trump says, we don't d care! you go die!e happening anyher other country right now, ith promise you, i would be on the air calling it a coup. >> jesse: coming for is not a coup but lacking a daughter andu present from a ticket. aoc whose district turned into red light district because of biden's migrants does not have a crush on elon musk anymore. >> this dude is probably one ofo the most unintelligent billionaires i have ever metnair seen or witnessed. [laughs] t do their homework. clearly like they are putting-y 19-year-old inea the departmentf treasuryno. this dude is not smart. and the danger and the lack of intelligence and and the lack of expertise that elon has, this guy is one of the most morally vacantt mo but also just least knowledgeable about the systems that we really know of. >> jesse: a dumb billionaire does not shoot men into the space like musk. idem billionaire opens prisons like saurus. trump started singing. >> and we will neck when. we will win, we will win, we will win, we will win, we will win, we will

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d. c with cost and peach trump over ethnic cleansing. where was that during the last 1516 months under by then when billions of dollars of weapons were being sent . when, you know, now we know more than 70000 palestinians murdered almost 100000 tons of weapons. more than dressed in more than here. a shima where it was about, i mean, not to me peter, the real scandal here might be simply that trumpet. sing our right, whatever us present and before him has done endorsed and upheld just without the mask of pretence. and when it comes to the question about where to the palestinian stand and all this, i mean, it is kind of appalling and really beyond shameful. it's seen how palestinians are not being raised only through genocide and ethnic cleansing better rates, even in the equation of determining their fate. i don't know at that point i have to jump in here gentlemen, we have to go to a hard break. and after that hard break, we'll continue our discussion. i've got to stay with our team the, the, if you think about russia, what does your min

d done. >> ultimately trump is entitled to the executive branch this is a fast way to weed out ideologues fromay reuters did a survey of 15 trump executive orders downsizing the federal government was the most popular by far and the elites are freaking out but not the people. >> drug cartels very important to ratcliffe in the new cia it's going after the drug cartel yet to be on border. >> already they are naming the drug cartel terrorist organizations in canada and were waiting to see if mexico does that it's a whole other thing if you are a drug cartel and you been deemed drug terrorists cartel that gives the government new opportunities to take you done. >> up your tears organization, the u.s. military can get involved that is the key. thank you. whether or not, winter storm moving to the midwest headed for the northeast tomorrow bringing freezing rain, ice and snow stephen morgan with an update. it's going to be a mess the next 24-36 hours in the northeast not bad right now but things will be changing were looking at kansas city this morning west of st. louis, temperatures in the mid to up

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stories. israel's foreign minister benjamin this now is heading to the us to meet present donald trump in d. c. the 2 leaders are expected to discuss the 2nd phase of the guys a sci fi deal out of simeon present, is a returning to find their homes in guys that reduced to rubble. after 15 months of war, a 183 were freed from these really jails in the 4th exchange since a ceasefire took effects nearly 2 weeks ago. and the us as big as trading partners are heading back out to the trump administration. impulse tires some goods from canada, china and mexico, canada as prime minister as amounts, retaliatory types of 25 percent on o. u. s. goods. china says the us is violating trade volts more now on the situation in guidelines. thousands of palestinians have returned to the north of the gaza strip to find destruction caused by is really as strikes, homes and roads have been destroyed. the attacks also left the area without water, shelter, food, and sanitation facilities. much of the gaza strip has been flattened during is around 15 months war. that's bringing i'll just here is honey. my mode who'

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d. c. usa id is on his last legs. as donald trump reveals the agencies legacy of corruption. the former state department official highlights just one of the many jobs that was behind across the board. they actually administer usaid programs all over banquet national over the world. and they funded bangladesh, she wrapped groups to produce songs and music videos insinuating that people should take to the streets and do street protests. the benjamin to know the status hotel in the us is meant by protest was the flooding the area. but while is that the white house, all trump shops, the world with his plan to, oh, god, displace palestinians from that line. do you actual take over the guys a script? below that you are, the greatest friend is room is ever had in the white house. the i went down the week's top stories in the main headlines. all right, now it's so good to have your company here for the sunday weekly program. we're not top story for you right now here on this trying alternate maybe a week ago. but news has just the most of the countries, the founding president, some n

we could have a small, one-time price adjustment, but as we saw in trump 1.0, the d regulation and otheries will stay around the fed's target level, so i am unconcerned about that. i think especially that china now, given their excess capacity, will, no matter the level of the tariffs, end up eating quite a bit. >> there's uncertainty around tariffs. we see them threatened or signaled and than they are taken back. it appears as if this administration might be unfriendly to businesses. is that right? >> i think it is the opposite. i think this is the most pro-business administration in history, and everything we are doing is going to increase the return on capital and, as a result, working americans will have very high real wage growth, that what we have seen over the past four years is the government and government adjacent sectors providing employment, and why have we experienced this affordability crisis? first, there was massive spending met with increased regulation, which caused inflation, and then government and government adjacent jobs did not cause real wage growth because they m

trump met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu today and said he wants the u.s. to take over the gaza strip, and suggested palestinians dttled elsewhere. president trump ordered an unscheduled release of millions of gallons of water into the central valley from federally controlled dams. abc seven news anchor karina nova has been following the showdown over california's water. >> water was still flowing out of the terminus dam near visalia this morning, but just a fraction of the estimated 2 billion plus gallons released from two dams in the central valley over the weekend. president trump ordered the move just days after signing an executive order directing federal agencies to essentially assert control over federal dams and aqueducts in california, claiming mismanagement by the state. >> should have gotten a lot of press, but it didn't get much. all we're doing is giving los angeles and the entire state of california virtually unlimited water. >> but critics say releasing the water on short notice in the middle of winter did little for farmers and could strain supplies when they're needed. >> and that's a real danger,

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d w the . this is dw news live from berlin. donald trump makes a surprising declaration about causes us to us. we'll take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with it to pull out at the us. president makes statement during a visit by is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu over the future of the war ravaged territory, which trump says, palestinians should be resettled. also on the show at least 11 people are killed in a shooting at a college and sweden already said the attacker acted alone and they blew out any link to the terrace. the . i'm on east of welcome to the program. donald trump has said that the us should take over the gaza strip and that palestinians living there should be resettled elsewhere. us present maybe comments that a press conference with is really minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house, lord and trump suggested us, the redevelopment of gauze. i could bring stability to the messenger, who called trump's proposal worth pursuing, saying that it could quote, change history. today, trump said that the us would take care of the reconstruction of the war torn ter

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trump questioning. if it's come through usa, i. d. not really a shocker. considering its hand and spreading, and t russian propaganda like it's the last 8 months investigation into boot shop where it claims that russian forces, mastercard civilians and ukraine. but russia says that story is a complete fake, a fault flag operation stage by key of an a fake investigation aimed at manipulating people's emotions. pretty good, easy putting those. i mean, put you in a sub co butcher. dozens of corpses was suddenly found on the main street, as we discussed neatly laid out on both sides of the roadway. there was also a group of bbc generalists come to accidentally, but quite successfully prepared a report that later caused hysteria in the west. russia was again accused of whole multiple sins, which it became the reason for another branch of sanctions with which the west wants to strangle russia. and then we started to get interested. we have our own facts that prove that there were no russian troops there at that time. no one wants to listen.

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he loan mosca, department of government efficiency, a task force, but via one of trump's executive orders. us a i d, 's website has been taken down and then noticed placing roughly 10010 employees on administrative leave is all that remains. as the announcement met with anger on the streets of washington, dc and promises of cortex. and the key issue with mux actions is that it's happening in this zone that we could best describe as a gray legal zone, or perhaps more accurately described as a zone of illegality. so he is effectively shutting down an american government agency that requires an act of congress. it's a question that keeps cropping up with an act of congress to do away with us, say id or you believe you have. i don't know the way of not when it comes to fraud . if this for are these people are lunatics and it would, if it comes to fraud, you wouldn't have an active talk from once america to project strength at home and abroad. he's costing aside anything he sees is impacting his administration's bottom line. it's a move critics say. the clay is the age of america. soft power, well and t

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d. c. also, usa id is on his last leg says donald trump reveals the agencies legacy of corruption and a former state. the common official highlights, just one of the many picture jones that was behind across the the actually administer usaid programs all over bangladesh and all over the world. and they funded bangladesh. she rafter, oops, to produce a songs and music videos insinuating that people should take to the streets and do street protests. the and benjamin have no stayed at the hotel in america, or is met by protest as flooding the area. while he's at the white house of donald trump shop. it's the world with this plan to own gaza and forcibly displace palestinians from that law. do you actual take over the gaza strip? below that you are the greatest friend is room is ever had in the white house. the it is sunday here in moscow, which means it's time for all traditional program of the weekly top stories of the week on of right now straight to and it may be a, we go here or not a, with the news house just the most, the countries founding president, signed the government has passed away t

d to sit in to great thing. i mean, for trump, it could be a personal vendetta, but the circle deep state has really been exposed to. i'm so read the question is, why are they allowing it to have put this is doing what purple damage to washington around the world. so why dining of us ask you a you're asking all the questions that we're asking. because at 1st glance, it's heroic. what trump is doing, dismantling the foreign policy establishment of those. you know, for example, us aid has funded 90 percent of all media in the ukraine, the pro need or pro us russia, phobic, anti russian media, 90 percent funded by the u. s. foreign policy establishment. so by trump doing all of this. busy it was tr, i'm going to do is you're gonna take that $44000000000.00 in the budget of usa. does he go ahead and invest it, like he promised to in the midwest and across united states? that would be an amazing thing. we, we, we would be grateful for, are they gonna re purpose this $44000000000.00 into the pen to go right into the c . i a into the st

well, donald trump is dismantling my global body and as he says, the democrats are having a fit usa i. d is driving the radical left crazy. and there's nothing they can do about it because the way in which the money has been spent so much of it fraudulently is totally unexplainable. the corruption is at levels rarely seen before. close it down. it's a deep study tied to goals and literally stretch worldwide, holding the post strings for 60 percent of americans for and assistants, and fishing out of a 40 fairly and abroad. last year. us present? announce what's left of the agencies. tacos will be most with the us state department, knowing that all 14000 work as well as wide less than 300 will be needed for us macrovision. and the secretary of state backing the slash and button policy saying america's interests have to come fast. i am the acting director of usa i. d, i've, i've delegated that authority to someone, but i stay in touch with him. and again, our goal was to go in and align our foreign aid to the national interest. there are a lot of functions of usa id that are going to contin

d, w. the . this is the, the news line from ballot. donald trump faces wide spread rejection of his plan to take over gaza, including a warning from un secretary general antonia, with that it's easy, simple to avoid any form of f be clean c u. s. officials send mix signals as they try to go back from plan for gaza, but israel says it is already prepared for guidance to leave history. also coming up, the recall end of the center really is shaken by more as quite thousands have already fled with scientists calling the seismic activity on the precedent. the i'm good. how those as well come to the program. israel says it has begun preparations for the departure of launch numbers of palestinians from the gaza strip. just a day after us president donald trump suggested that the us take over gaza. trump's comments have been condemned and rejected by international leaders. with the un secretary general warning against ethnic cleansing in district us president donald trump's proposal to clear goals of rivets, civilians is strongly rejected by goals and themselves not to. we want to make it clear, it's a

, since we built protests in washington, dc against president trump suspension that the government's international agency, most of us say i d stuff i've been put on administrative leave effective friday as well as the executive order from trump. suspending all international aid for 90 days. in 2023. the agency distributed more than $40000000000.00 to move in to 100 countries and regions. critics argue that ending international aid will hom, us interests as well. well, 7 refugee camps on the thailand, me and my board a mostly funded 5 of us, are running out of food and it's central supplies. washington, the suspension of funding has left many people who had been cleared for re settlement with level hope now of ever making it to the us. 30 trying reports from my last on the time in my border lab, hon. refugees of feeling the immediate impacts of the age of suspension. this was to be the stones of a journey to the united states and fried the pathway to citizenship with tens of thousands of state this refugees from me. m for 3 weeks ago. the center was suddenly closed. i went to study harry was born in thailand, off to his pare

trump is shutting down the u.s. agency for international development known as u.s. a i d. >> employees were told to stay home today. this comes after elon musk's announcement yesterday that president trump agreed to shut the agency down usa id oversees foreign aid funding for health care, clean water and disaster relief worldwide. this is the latest move by the department of government efficiency, which musk leads. he says usa id does little to help other nations and is quote, beyond repair. it's unclear if the white house has the authority to shut down a federal agency without congressional approval. strike has been averted after the company and the teamsters union reached a tentative contract showing about costco here. >> it now needs member approval to be finalize the agreement was reached shortly before the previous contract expired on friday. the deal will keep workers at 56, costco, locations from heading to the picket lines. union members say that they wanted an increase in pay to reflect the company's profit growth, which saw a revenue boost of ap5%. at the end of

invitation to the white house for, for leader after the trunk, free to cough is donald trump says he would like to see a d o for the permanent resettlement of policy moves in gaza. he again said that egypt and jordan would take palestinians, and even though those 2 countries have rejected that plan, the meeting between the 2 leaders comes as how moss and the us have confirmed that the next page of the sci fi talks have begun. what keep a po side on that meeting for you here on on to 0, my colleagues. so ha rahman will be with you in about 13 minutes. that's it for me for these actually go to save us on algae 0 for africa's new directions makes the they've been waiting only for the beach to come. it's a name migrants they've given to not one, but a network of cargo trains that hit through mexico up to the us border. there were free really no, and a way to try and avoid mexican migration. despite the changes these people want to take it news as soon as possible. the train she's stopped on 5th floor. it's word came up for, but they were expect bad. so the next on the tracks trying to get up is the carriages

preparing has preparing for these beijing has been preparing for these since donald trump tariffs sinse they knew bonat-d to tariffs sinse they knew benet-d trernp going to be president. they have d a at a or measures. tariffs on crude oil, liuefied gas, and also in large gt vehicles. ;o in large gt vehicles. but large gt vehicles. but china does american vehicles. but china does not buy a lot of these goods from the united states, it gets them the united states. , itrgetsthemfrom. so, the united statesritrgetsthemfrom. so, the impact will be elsewhere. so, the impact will be limited on us it seems limited on the us economy. it seems to be calculation —: to say, look, are: to say, look, arefwilling beijing to say, look, we are willing fight a trade war, but we are to fight a trade war, bot we are to fight a trade war, bot we are to negotiate, we want also willing to negotiate, we want to keep door open. but doing a washington 7 washington and 7 washington and beijing deal between washington and beijing not be easy. president xi will not be easy. president xi jinping will believe he is �* now he was back

d. c. so 1st of all, how is trump's announcement gone down domestically that as well, according to the president who was speaking to reporters just a moment ago, at the swearing in for the attorney general pam bondy. he says that everybody loves it. that's all he had to say about it, but tell ready, he is marketing his proposal. now in terms of reaction on capitol hill where we should point out the is really prime minister will be on thursday. they were a little bit more guarded in their language, but they also said that, well, it was a surprising development in terms of the plan for. 2 the palestinians never to return to god side instead for donald trump saying that this instead would be developed into an area for the world's people. and in this would not be something that policies would return to. instead, they would live in egypt or jordan. despite the rejection of that plan by the world, those countries leaders, they said it's something that they will apply. they still need to get the details on it. but they do believe this is a good development and something that they will back 100 percent

as this second trump era begins, we can report rolling stone made chuck d the top living artist on thiscond to sam cooke on the 100 best protest songs of all time. the magazine crediting this manifesto of resistance against powers like racist, superficial liberals, elvis, john wayne, anything standing in the way of true equality for black people. for many, chuck d embodies how to reinforce the power of art, protest and politics. he's worked across music, publishing, activism, radio and political advocacy, endorsing causes and candidates and fighting even and i would add, especially in what can be discouraging times, the acclaimed musician, grammy nominee and rock and roll hall of famer is our special guest for today's exclusive conversation. thanks for being here. >> exclusive. good to meet you, ari. >> yes, sir. great to have you. what did fight the power mean when you were making that song? and did you have any idea it would spawn all this? >> you have an idea? i was 15 when the isley brothers came out with fight the power. it was jarring. but let's talk about the different world. it

a i d, e, now, well known as a front for the c i a. well donald trump is dismantling that global body. and as he says, the democrats are having effect usa, i. d is driving the radical left crazy and there's nothing they can do about it because the way in which the money has been spent so much of it fraudulently is totally unexplainable. the corruption is at levels rarely seen before. close it down. it's the ps, the tentacles, literally stretched across the globe, holding the post rings for 60 percent of america's foreign assistance. additional $40000000000.00 abroad last year alone. now the us present it announce what's left of the agencies. congress will be merged with the us state department, noting that of $14000.00 workers worldwide, less than $300.00 will be needed for his mega vision. that was our secretary of state of back the slash and button policy saying america's interest comes 1st. on the acting director of usa, i d, i've, i've delegated that authority to someone, but i stay in touch with him. and again, our goal was to go in and align our f