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that it will definitely happen with european union and i can tell you that because they have really taking advantage of us and we have over $300 billion deficit they don't take our cars, they don't take our foreign products, did almost nothing and we take every thing from them, millions of cars, tremendous amounts of food and foreign products, so the uk is we outline and we will will uk and european union, is really out of line and you can't use out of point but i am sure will i think that one can be worked out but the european union is an atrocity but they have done. >> what is the relationship with the e.u.'s trent. trump: the prime minister's very nice we got a couple of meetings and numerous phone calls and getting along very well and we will see whether or not we can balance of the budget with the european union, it is $350 million deficit. obviously something will take place there. [inaudible]. >> time life. trump: with you. trump: window say there's a timeline that it will be pretty soon. >> no no i'm nobody tell you we may have short-term and people understand a little pain but lon

and making the case for a contemporary rationale for the european union. and for europe in a political and economic integration, which is to simply say that because the opportunities that we face and the challenges that we face are so big that no one european country on their own is capable of rising to them. and we can achieve more together by acting collectively . and if we don't talk to collectively the national last, these would be great. so. so for me doesn't the practical argument to be made regarding the role of the european union. i can make many arguments about the political value of us about the optimism office. i can make many arguments about our historical background apply. we're showing a very different way for europe in its future versus where we have been in our past . but for many, we need to make a more practical argument out of time of population and of the time of division. and practical argument is, as i said, that because the change in the world, the so big no one country can vice to with on their own about how big they are in your pas

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over on this side, the european union is mourning the u.s.nt a block will retaliate if he imposes tariffs on eu goods. german chancellor olaf scholz said the eu was strong enough to react to any u.s. trade levees although the goal he said should be cooperation. overnight, president trump said that u.k. was also out of line on trade but hopes something could be worked out. sir keir starmer has traveled to brussels tonight to be in talks with a reset on the european union. our political chris mason has been watching. chris: the headquarters of the european union, the clubs leaders mingling in brussels. their focus today to defend ukraine but defending their trade with america uppermost in mind, too. you can imagine how the talk of tariffs have gone down here. >> we have to do everything to avoid this totally unnecessary and stupid terror before, trade war. >> what is clear is there are no winners and trade wars. if the united states and the u.s. starts a trade war, the one laughing on the site is china. >> this is one of the most important thin

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but the european union is... it's an atrocity, what they've done. sir keir starmer is meeting european union the first uk leader to do so brexit. of sexual assault. in the us, as the first foreign leader to meet president trump since his return. fire chiefs say the uk is not prepared to deal such as major flooding, wildfires and heatwaves. hello. it would respond in kind. trade tariffs on the uk. overnight, asian markets also felljust overnight, asian markets also fell just days after overnight, asian markets also felljust days after import fslglgfi fiagzafm imefirf’ ”"’ ”w ”w were imposed fslglgfi fiagzafm imefirf’ ”w w” ”w were imposed onto us taxes were imposed onto the us from canada, china and mexico. our north america correspondent nomia iqbal was with the president in florida. mr president, which country will be next on the tariffs? well, we're going to see what happens. it will happen. it will definitely happen with the european union, i can tell you that, because they've really taken advantage of us and it's an atrocity, what they've done. we've

and european union is about 1.5 trillion euros every year, bigger than every single european economy except for the u.k., france, germany and italy and they enjoy 3% tariffs. and goldman sachs has suggested that could wipe out 1% of european growth also adjust the trade deficit but let's not forget the u.s. runs a surplus on services so that could be another place they get hit back. they will have a major impact on europe. >> which parts of the european economy are most likely to be impacted? where will the pain be faced and felt most acutely? >> basically germany. more than half of that surplus europe runs with the u.s. is what germany. they run a surplus of about 85 billion euros with the u.s. and now the u.s. is the biggest trading partner of germany. they have pivoted away from china and moved to the u.s.. and they are going to get crushed by this. this is the biggest port in germany. this is where all the major trade happens in this port has been operational since 1189a.d so it's been a hub for european trade for a long time and let's not forget this idea of global trade and exp

the european union has treated us so terribly. reporter: you promised americans to try to reduce cost. and so many of the products we tariffed, when they come into the country, the ongoing country is not paying the tariff. the buyers in the united states pay that. then that is passed on to consumers. pres. trump: right, sometimes. reporter: how would you expect to have prices come down if you have such a broad plan for tariffs? and what do you say to the voters who want to see you reduce everyday costs? pres. trump: i got elected for a lot of reasons. number one was the border. number two was inflation. i had almost no inflation and yet i charged hundreds of millions of dollars of tariffs to countries. i had almost no inflation and took in $600 billion of money from other countries. >> the market reaction around tariffs? >> the word tariff is a very misunderstood word. it is one of the most beautiful words in the dictionary. it really is. we have been taken advantage of because others have charged us vat. the european union charge

the headquarters of the european union, with america uppermost in mind, too.his totally unnecessary and stupid tariff wars or trade wars. if the united states, the us starts the trade war, the one laughing on the side is china. president trump had landed in washington, describing the eu as an "atrocity" and saying it would face taxes they take almost nothing. and we take everything - from them — millions of cars, tremendous amounts of food and farm products. _ the uk is out oiline e but the european union is - an atrocity, what they've done. we're getting along very well. china, mexico and canada having them imposed so far. booing in toronto as the american national anthem plays. back in brussels, a city of flags and international politics, you might ask why all of this matters nato defence alliance is based here as well. early days, and i think what's really important is opening a strong trading relation. that's been the basis of my discussions president trump on side? historically been the position of the uk for many, many decades now. city centre for dinner

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we're here to tell the european union to end this contract. they've signed with rolanda for raw materials, because as everyone knows by now, there are no raw materials in rolanda. everything comes from the d, r c. these are blood mineral, whatnot, and we don't want to see that happen anymore. we've come here to tell the members of the european parliament here at the headquarters of the european union that they are the ones behind everything that's happening in the d r. c. the financing of 20000000 to the rwandan army clearly shows that these people are the ones behind it . were fed up with your complicity with the rwandans and the genocidal coming. we are simply fed to make up your minds and quickly. i know where is the european union, where is from, where's the us? they will rush to helping ukraine. they sent billions in weapons to kids. so what about that the see, where are they now? it's all happening over there because of your complicity. these people die every day. international community see it, but they don't say anything because they k

i know where is the european union, where his products, where is the us? they will rush to helping ukraine. they sent billions in weapons to kids. so what about the d. c? where are they now? it's all happening over there because of your complicity. these people die every day. international community see it, but they don't say anything because they know that their interests are at stake. we saw how everyone was behind ukraine, but the d. r. c has been of band and as a country, congest ques is, can go way of helping the m, 23 militants gain access to the d. r. c's, mineral resources, which are critical for the production of electric vehicles and mobile phones. rolanda has denied any involvement, however, a year ago assigned to key resource supply deal with the you and some now point to western interest. in the ongoing war, a mineral value chains are critical to rolando is economy. the country is a major player on the world's 10, tell them extraction. it also produces 10 tungsten gold and i opium, and has the potential for lithium and rare earth elements. in

that could be a major stand back for the european union. and i think we have been very clear from the kingdom of denmark, with the great support from the european pop, most of the european union that everybody has to respect this serenity off for the national states intervals. and the green i'm is today a part of the kingdom of denmark. it's a part of our territory and it's not for sale. is the chairman of the leader of the greenland has been very clear, but they are not for sale. it's not the full say that was the statement from the dentist prime is that just gives you an idea about the glade, data volumes. i see that with fee and here in you about what happens next and whether the united states of america was to be full full is when it comes to the g . a strategic alliance with the european block for the time being 40. as i said, it's a very forced spence by the you. by the same time they say we would show support for demo who was slammed the americans with titus. if they decide to do so, to show them that we are strong and that we are uni

, it will definitely happen with the european union. i can tell you that because they've really you know, we have over 300 and we take everything you are paying late as a gathering and brussels for an informal retreat that was meant to be focused on strengthening european defenses. the trump tariff threats has a shout at the beginning of the main thing. i think terry's always bet periods of that for trade terms. i bet for the united states, the bed for those to see terry's and post are the also terrace, is to reply. we say actions, but that is not the topic for today. we were listening carefully to those words, and of course we are preparing the also on our side, but that's what is here. there are no winners and trade wars. if a united states in the us start to trade war, then maybe one last thing on the side is say, china, we are very interlink. so we need america. and america means us as well. and the tires, say these costs uh, they are not to the jobs, not optional buyer joins us now from brussels. and uh, is there any units you know

where is the european union? where is products, where is the us? they will rush to help in the crane and they send billions and weapons of kids. so what about the d. c? where are they now? it's all happening over the cause of your complicity. these people die every day. international communities see it, but they don't say anything because they know that their interests are at stake. so we saw how everyone was behind ukraine, but the d. r. c has been of band and as a country looking shesta has been accusing a colleague of helping them 23 milliseconds gain access to the d. aussies. minimal results is which of critical for the production of things like electric vehicles and mobile phones. rolanda has denied any involvement, however, here we go, it did sign a key result supply deal with the, you know, through a hearing that some are pointing now to western interests in the ongoing, the minerals value chains are critical to rolando is economy. the country is a major player on the world's 10, tell them extraction. it also produces 10 tungsten gold and th

maria: it won't end there trump says tariffs on the european union are coming that will definitely happensofter tone with the united kingdom suggesting they can make a deal first the european union is going to respond firmly to any potential tariff, canada has already responded and unseated 25% retaliation on $155 billion of u.s. exports, mexico is going retaliation with no specifics have been given their how do you see this playing out congressman. >> i think of canada move is to retaliate against united states president trump said he will raise tariffs even more on canada i think at the end the way it's going to put, i think the end game the least was publicly stated as functional and killing over 100,000 americans every single year that has to stop. i've been hawkish especially on mexico they need to stop what were we need to stop it. that sum exits to mexico and canada into china i thought we needed to decouple we are funding the instrument of our own demise. i'm very happy with the tariffs imposed on china as we push ourselves and try to wean ourselves from china because again every

for the us to be able to compete with china and the rest of the world. he has threatened the european unionf there is not more market access for us products. so he actually believes that tariffs can have a beneficial the big mistake the us is doing is that by virtue of violating the agreements we have in the usmca, in relationship with president trump this very important agreement that is essential with its top two trading partners, a rollercoaster in terms of the relationship he has got more commitment from both mexico and canada to put more resources into border security which is what he's been after. yes, i mean, we negotiated with trump and the first time drug trafficking, this is a shared responsibility between mexico and the united states. and arrive magically at all urban centres we need to give concessions on both sides and negotiate and come to a good solution which tries to resolve the immigration and security issue without putting in jeopardy this very important trade agreement that strengthens the economies of north america. standing firm, if he violates the agreement, mexico an

day five. >> tonight we are leaving the european union.ing moment of hope, a moment they thought would never come. >> well, it captured the attention of the nation, and after years of arguments, wrangling slogans and campaigns, at 11:00 on the 31st of january 2020, brexit was done. boris johnson claimed it was the dawn of a new era. >> proud of what i've done, i've been supported by a huge number of people and now we have a prime minister saying all of the right things and i wish boris johnson well. if he keeps his promises, we will get a brexit that will put us in a completely different place to the rest of europe. we have a great future ahead of us. >> so we. >> so we. >> have to make the case for the benefits of migration, the benefits of migration, the benefits of migration, the benefits of free movement. i want people in this country to be able to go and work abroad. >> well. >> well. >> what did it mean for you? what was promised? and in the end, what did we get? >> everything's in chaos. brexit has not been allowed to be delivered.

and now the european union is also being spent. this will definitely happen with the european union. i can tell you that because they've really you know, we have over 300 and we take every 4 times threads have overshadowed the beginning of the european leaders meeting in brussels. they have warranty lead is that a trade war could cost if year, economic damage both in europe and in the us. the meters say they planned that planned us duties could backfire and have a surprise. and trump to negotiate with the you, to find a solution. as we were listening carefully to those words, and of course we are preparing the also on our side, but that's what he's here. there are no winners and trade wars. if a united states in the us start to trade war, then maybe one last thing on the side is say, china, we are very interlink. so we need america. and america needs as, as well as the tires to increase costs. uh they are not to the jobs not i think terry's always meant periods. a bed for treat terms. a bed for the united states, the bed for those

i think the european union braced themselves for a very similar scenario. and if they were to follow a model, i think that would probably be claudia signed bombing, mexico, i think, handled the negotiations well from the beginning. i don't think in canada, the trudel government handle things very well from the start, but they handle things and you better than these last couple weeks and that is that you have to, you know, keep your calm and prepare for the worst. but then also be willing to negotiate back and see if you can avoid catastrophe. i think at the end of the day there probably is certain things the trump administration will accept from you. the tricky thing will be figuring out what those are. okay, greg. there are some countries who haven't be named by trump yet. india seems an interesting one, but while you are the u. k. all they just trying to keep that head down and avoid is attention at this point. yeah, i think so i the prime ministers is dealing with you right in the european union right now, and i think they have an opportunity here. that'

the un says nearly 3000 had been killed in hundreds of thousands for the fleet and the european union is under mounting pressure to suspend the controversial minerals deal with for wanda. the agreement is aimed at securing raw materials to make micro chips and electric car batteries. here in europe, but activists say it's indirectly fueling. the conflict in the democratic republic of congo. europe's mobile condemnation of mileage in the democratic republic of congo. these demonstrate to say, is in sufficient. they argue europe, tomatoes, de, with rolanda, helps feel the conflict. he's on the dc, we are desire to tell the european community to spend economic collaboration with rolanda. there are dad in the streets and hospitals everywhere. even the one has been attacked on the idea that you multiple countries and organizations, including the un have accused around off the docking the m. $23.00 rebels who run page 2, east and goes resource rich areas leaving a chain effect and destruction. factors say the deal that you inc, with the longer last you may have in cottage the rebels to expl

it will definitely happen with the european union, i can tell you that, because they've really we'reetting along very well. prime minister starmer will be pleased to hear that bit. while hosting the german chancellor at chequers, that's what we have centred on in those strong trading relationships. so it's very early days. canada has hit back with 25% tariffs, as well, encouraging beer, wine and bourbon. mexico also has been hit with tariffs of 25%, with oil at the lower rate of io%. stop illegal immigration and the flow of drugs in china, there will be a 10% levy on all goods. america imports. cbs news correspondent naomi ruchim has been giving us the latest on the us market's reaction to president trump's tariff announcements. the tariffs threaten to undermine economic those could include on oil and gas, along with steel, aluminium semiconductor chips and pharmaceuticals. president trump has also vowed to take economic actions be the hardest hit. from people in america? of course, many of them supported mr right, but even the president himself has said that americans can expect to

european union has a large.urplus with the. >> united states. >> it's the second largest surplus after china. >> and in mr.. >> trump's world, that. seems to be that if you. >> have a. >> trade surplus with a country that that is abusing the country. he confronted canada by saying, we have been subsidizing canada to the tune of 100 billion a year, whereas it really means that that that the united states is running a trade deficit with canada. >> so it's hard to. >> comprehend from a from an economic point of view where this is heading. >> at the same. >> time, this is already this is already giving damage to the world economy because of the uncertainty that mr. trump is creating. with his statements on terrorists, future terrorists, possible terrorists. >> that that. >> is already damaging the world economy. >> we just saw those european markets down more than 1%. similar picture in asia. and the futures for north america as well. well, new york looking down as well. the dollar's weakening. just explain how inve

the european union is really out of line. be worked out.me minister starmer wants a closer relation with the eu. prime minister starmer has been very nice. getting along well. with the european union, it is $350 billion deficit. ahead for americans, after ordering 25% tariffs quote, �*ripping off�* america. the price." suggesting it will impose similar import duties of 25% on us goods. canada is also set to bring in retaliatory tariffs, to "choose canadian. " ordered an additional 10% beginning in canada. canada outlined how it would hit back, like the american tariffs, our response will also be items such as american beer, wine and bourbon, the us tariff is 25% on all products i think it's a crazy idea and i'm surprised he is turning on canada like this. because we were always such good neighbours. but i also think it's going to hurt the us economy because here in ontario we make a lot of auto parts we sell to the us, they make cars. paid by the importer, not the exporter. $12,500. that cost can be passed on to the customer through higher

trump suggesting the european union could be next with the tariff target with u.s.rs likely seeing price increases on european cars. futures this morning are indicating a sharp selloff at the start of tradings on the first trading day of the month of february, the dow industrials right now down 544 points, the nasdaq is down 331 331 as the canadian dollar hits a 22 year low as the u.s. dollar surges on this news. the wall street journal pointing out that the items that could see price increases include cherry tomatoes and avocados, tonka trucks, maple syrup, tequila, smartphones and sledgehammers, coming from canada, mexico or china. joining us now is chief technical strategist, add dan turnquist. you wake up on a monday morning and see the dow industrials down better than 500 points, what do you do? >> hey, good morning, maria. thanks for having me on. it seems to be a sell now, ask questions later type of response with the weekend news coming out, new headline risk and we don't know how long the tariffs will be implemented, what the negotiations look like today as

definitely happen with the european union. i can tell you that because it really you know, we have over 300 and we take everything we have correspondence following reaction from around the world. in a moment. we'll speak to jessica washington, who is in beijing. the 1st we're going to go to the hospital bar who is in brussels, standing by for us as you, how have your opinion, markets react to this. since donald trump kind of mountain guide. those statements saying tariffs are coming to the european union to the feelings of hate. and this explains why many stock markets in europe have been reacting negatively with some of the shares sliding across the europe and come to the end for the simple reason is that they think they could be a protracted trade was that could last beyond summer. and that could a trigger an economic recession here in europe. now you'll be those stay united and they say that they are going to retaliate if from decides to impose titus on the european continent. and they say that gun was a days in 2051 when t

minutes. stocks in europe slide after us president donald trump says healing souls terrace on the european union. it will definitely have really shop slums in asian stock market says terrorist imposed by the us trigger fuse of a trade war. also this our a more medical evacuation is set to leave guys that with talks on implementing the 2nd phase of a ceasefire. expected to get underway and soldiers in the democratic republic of congo, pause to read, who buys the n $23.00 rebel who marches towards the capital of south keeping the province will come on. devin us with the sports also thrash manchester sitina. find one to close the gap on latest livable and stay right in the premier league types of rush. the thank you for joining us. it began with mexico, canada and china. now the white house says goods from the european union will be next to face have to us tre tires, present. donald trump says the e u has been taking advantage of the us for far too long, and he wants to correct the balance of trade between the united states and the european union. it will definitely happen with your opinion. i can