francine: worst piece?s: the worst piece would be something that was influenced by, say, politics or spinning facts. i'm hyper-allergic to -- to politics and when you try to take advantage of a position. so, i have had one experience during my career where i gave my resignation because somebody, a close colleague, actually completely twisted some facts. we had just agreed how to approach. then we met with our shared boss, and my colleague just turned it around. i said, ok. integrity is so holy for me that if people play tricks, you know, it's not my game whatsoever. so i just said, ok, that's it, i'm out of here. but we sorted it out. i still stayed. so, any advice that is not based on honesty, decency, and, you know, following the facts, i have a really hard time with. francine: thank you so much for your time today. lars: thank you, francine. ♪ (giggling) you go to sandals to get really, really close, (giggling) to the caribbean. we should do this every morning. sandals valentine's sale is now on. save up

and we will have an exclusive interview with the ceo on the pulse with francine lacqua.ald trump's move to impose tariffs on canada, mexico and china as businesses and investors brace for the fallout. stay with us. this is bloomberg. >> after weeks of threats, a north american trade war has a ruptured, president trump warning the world that tariffs were coming and now their impact is reverberating. it is the most extensive active protectionism taken by a president and almost a century and swings a wrecking ball between the alliance. let's discuss the implications with brenda. thank you for taking the time. what is the impact on the global economy and supply chains from these actions? >> it will be another shock to the system after a number of them over the past several years from covid to the attacks in the red sea to the war in ukraine. one by one, these shocks to keeping stability in global trade are going to create problems anywhere from raising costs of imports or exports to shipping delays and all sorts of other things. because when the system has stress on it it ha

and i want to welcome mazzie, francine and jo lynn and pat mahoney, who are members of the american civics campaign finance committee. so thank you all. i also want to thank all of our presidents club members, associates club members for their support, which makes this evening and all of our distinguished speakers series events possible. and if you're not a member, i would encourage you check out membership and check out our membership options by going to nixon foundation dot org this evening. i have the pleasure of introducing a true american hero. sam brown is a purple heart recipient and a small businessman who was the 2024 republican candidate for the united states senate representing nevada. sam graduated from west point and was commissioned as an infantry officer in assigned to the third brigade, first infantry division at fort. in 2008. sam was deployed kandahar, afghanistan, only four months into his deployment. sam, on a mission when he received word that another nearby platoon had been ambushed. so he led his team into battle to provide support for his fellow. upon the engagement