stagflation in japan, will japan begin now to resemble level conventional economy? that's very difficult to say because even look at the japanese stock pricey. it's a very high side. and the japanese, you know, uh, some of the japanese economies benefiting from the japanese. a cheap japanese begins deputy seizure because now you have us so many 40 tories coming to japan. so 2 days and 6 died doing well. so it's very difficult to say, you know, we are facing, you know, the deflation nice because of the sub a positive side. if president trump puts tariffs on japanese imports to the us, how is that going to affect monetary policy decisions in japan in the future? yeah, so that's a really difficult thing because um the, the u. s. is like now the, the top to explore this and that destination of which of that, it used to be jane up now replaced by united states. so you, it is most important. so if you is to judge how your input studies on japan, a through battery, i like one, let me close. it will be much, much smaller than what we're cutting to the cutting situations. so

between 90 states in japan. so like now you know, even back with your birthdays, interest rate is still only to the point 5 percent. so compared to you is the funds rate of 4.25 and 4.5 percent should interest you financial. so i don't the exchange rate market participants did try to how about carry 3 uh, no boy in japanese in a missing us in a securities in of it. so this is kind of a, a driving force behind. shelby is depreciation. so it to contain, discouraged about the position above which i found you in for the 2 legs. interesting. is this the beginning of the end of stagnation stagflation in japan? will japan begin now to resemble conventional economy? that's a very difficult to say, because if we look at the japanese stuff by feet, it's a very high side. and the japanese, you know, some of the japanese you're going to be benefiting from the japanese. a cheap japanese begins deputy seizure because now you have us so many floating tories coming to japan, so duties and 6 die doing well. so it's very difficul

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we owe japan $1.1 trillion. that's a lot of money.ving protection for japan since the 60s when we signed a treaty. 54,000 u.s. soldiers are in japan to make sure they are safe. we all that 1.1 trillion. to be japan audit forgive the 1.1 trillion and i think that's another thing president trump can negotiate. >> laura: time to negotiate down all that data. come back soon. love having you on. thank you so much. new warnings about the air traffic control masset that biden left behind. transportation secretary who sat a busy week, he is here next. p ease you back in to the dating scene. of course, that also includes having a smile you feel good about. fortunately, aspen dental specializes in dentures and implants made just for you, with affordable options and flexible ways to pay, and now, they■re 0 dollars down plus 0% interest, if paid in full in 18 months. helping our patients put their best smile forward. it's one more way aspen dental is in your corner. total beets, america's best-selling beets brand, is available at walmart. total b

the nic a in japan down gold and 2 and a half percent. the costs be that's the main index in south korea down over 3 percent. and so the concern is, but country companies such as south korea, with a lot of manufacturing abroad in places like mexico with the production of chips and also cause producing those things. a mexico at the you exports into the us from that are very important. so they all got to be impacted, and it's always very difficult even though they're not facing direct tyrus themselves, both south korea and japan and not to be impacted in this increasingly economically into connected world. and of course, the concern is for countries like japan's like south career, even though on paper they have very good friend, the relations with the us. they might be subjected to us tyrus that sells at some point in the future. all right, to obviously as well mcbride there. and so rob, thank you for your effective state, monica ruby. i was on his 1st trip abroad to panama, where president donald trump is threatened to take control of the

he thought that was kind of it had been too diverted to it to to the korean to korea and japan and he intended to stay on during the eisenhower administra oration and was originally offered the job of international assistant secretary for national security affairs is essentially the undersecretary for policy now only to have it revoked. john foster dulles after a few months and here again so again the legacy nsc 68, i would say in the book is it's you really can't it from the person himself and that is a decision he makes to keep sticking with it. and so then even when he doesn't get this position of the eisenhower administration, he goes back and kind of sets up its sights. and i try to the point of what are the middle chapters that that it's this period that's extremely important in terms of thinking national security as a profession because even though he's on the outside he still is consulted by dulles who didn't like him but there were very few people town who could kind of talk to you you could throw ideas about and retain the clearances. i had a guy who kept clearances and so h

stuart: japan is considering back aing a $44 billion lng pipeline in alaska.yeah, a lot of folks don't realize, stuart, alaska pioneered lng export for the western world in 1969 to japan and sent gas for 50 years to japan till the gas field was played out and couldn't get it. we have tremendous gas resources and that's good news. we know the koreans are actively involved. it's a different world. it's a rapidly changing world and it'll be great for all of us. stuart: governor, thank you for being right in the middle of it today. appreciate it. things are moving and you know what you're doing here. thanks very much, governor. see you soon. >> thank you. stuart: news coming thick and fast and watching the market coming back from this news of negotiation. the 11:00 hour after "varney & co." is next. ♪ dexcom g7 is one of the easiest ways to take better control of your diabetes. this small wearable... replaces fingersticks, lowers a1c, and it's covered by medicare. not managing your diabetes really affects your health for the future. the older you get, the more com

soldiers in japan make sure they are safe.ght to forgive $1.1 trillion and another thinke president trump can negotiate on behalf of americans. >> laura: time to negotiate all that debt. patrick, come back. we love having you on.ro thank you is much. new air traffic control mess biden left behind. sean duffy had a busy week and he here next. are you looking for a walk-in tub for you or someone you love? well, look no further! a safe step walk-in tub is the best in its class. the ultra low, easy step helps keep you safe from having to climb over those high wall tubs, allowing you to age gracefully in the home you love. now, for a limited time, when you purchase your brand new safe step walk-in tub. you'll receive a free safety package. and if you call today, you'll also receive $1,500 off your entire order. yes, $1,500 off! now you can enjoy the best of both worlds. the therapeutic benefits of a warm, soothing bath that can help increase mobility, relieve pain, boost energy, and even improve sleep. or if you prefer, you can tak

and it could be done delivered to head out a large area of to japan surrender. unit 73 one's don't. is in general issue liberal to the united states where they collaborated with former german military. don't us. who had carried out similar research on non c concentration come prisoners. we know that the us government definitely we received this technology from imperial japan in exchange for letting these scientists go and not trained them for their war crimes. and the reason, of course, these very logical laboratories appeared is because they wanted to sabotage socialist or communist. basically, any country that did not tow the line for their imperial conquests, the war criminals new home was the secret to us on the biological weapons center at fort detrick's, maryland for newtonics, at the summer, seeking help with the spelling words differently. started literally on the door, she shoved, you got to go, the most can be always on the list. i fits there. person is kind of where i'm the collaboration between the us army and killer scientists. according to chinese journalists would pro

and it could be then delivered to head out a large area of the japan surrender unit 73 ones don't. as in general, issue liberal to the united states, where they collaborated with former german military, don't us. so it carried out some of the research on non c concentration come prisoners. we know that the u. s. government definitely we received this technology from imperial japan, in exchange for letting these scientists go and not trained them for there were crimes. and the reason, of course, these biological laboratories appeared is because they wanted to sabotage socialist or communist. basically, any country that did not tow the line for their imperial conquests, the war criminals new home was the secret us on the biological weapons center at fort detrick's, maryland for defects of the summer, 60 of the new a little to enter a couple of minutes to go to the front of the study and literally on to the door. she shoved. you got the most can be well, i don't think it was a fit, sir. so she is going away with the collaboration between the us army and kill us. scientists, according

again in the korean play, to the answer out, japan doesn't look bad. i'm having to admit that they but they talk, he's got a cold day with the comprehensive wins to share their still co data where are right and what's coming out there is no face in china. i've dropped songs with a max of minus 2 stops. so once i feed into a profit, snow storm and see if japan on monday, on tuesday and wednesday, that will, who will spent study se, with a contemptuous back to some degree, solve, for example. good and a minus 9. i think by the time you get to choose to and the wind still blowing, so that'd be a windshield to add to that he's going to feel cold. well, but the way it should be for this time of the year. and in contrast to that, to wells temperatures, never really a problem. this problem of invasive looking drive and have late to spend some funding recently in santa right. but the forecast big shells have gone to the east west copier and up towards the southern philippines. and that's the case threat sunday, and indeed monday there isn't much right to say i

and its vassal of of western europe japan and a few other places. and so let's see i guess i have two questions. one, the this seems to be a national alignment, which is a little bit at odds with the sort of transnational capitalist class analysis. and the other thing is, is how do we explain the the north american left's ambivalence toward these developments. well, in first off, in terms of resistance, china has the philosophy of a fortune, which means that they're to build a moderate society where everybody shares in some of the some of the capacities and. it's actually confucius believes it goes back it's a long term value and they're implementing the chinese communist party as it believes in that as implementing it. they'd to see that happen for the world. now in the four years we've an increase because of propaganda against china of 50% of the people not liking china in the world years ago and 80% today. so they've been quite successful corporate media wise of, you know, demeaning china and the same thing goes with venezuela. you know, there's

that even though japan and south korea are all very much on paper, at least good friends of the united states, there are concerns that they too might face direct tyrus from the united states in the future. but us tech just state monica. rubio says, washington will take action against panama unless it moves to reduce the chinese influence on the countries canals will be made the remarks in panama city during his 1st overseas trips inspecting office. last month, us president has repeatedly threatened to take control of the canal a lifetime to edit tennessee and human triples. stern faces all around a secretary of state medical reveal arrived at panama as presidential palace, with a message from us president donald trump. who does the 12 president close? 7, only know that the quote influence and control of china is communist party, over the panama canal area is a threat to the canal and represents a violation of the canals, neutrality, and operations. treaties who be left without making a public statement, leading leno to try to call him. his country's fears about the u. s. taking back th

gabbard: i agree, japan has been a strong ally of the united states. in a different capacity as a member of the national guard, i've got and conducted training missions in japan with the japanese self-defense force. their forces and the constitution has been primarily focused on self-defense. the concerns that i had raised previously had to do with really looking at the bigger picture of the context of the history with japan and china and recognizing the implications of what -- how this kind of shift from a self-defense posture that japan has had constitutionally to a more offense of -- a defensive posture could result in escalation and given the history, we need to acknowledge what the ramifications could beat her own security interest. that is something i am looking forward to being able to provide to all of you enter the president if confirmed as director of national intelligence is that in-depth analysis and various policies and actions that you are considering are fully thought through given that broader context of nuance of history and the comple

so then also in tokyo that even though japan and south korea are all very much on paper, at least good friends of the united states, there are concerns that with that they to might face direct tyrus from the united states in the future. all right, so i'll just drop mcbride live for 7. so rob, thank you to us up to a state, monica ruby, amazon, his 1st trip abroad to panama with president trump has threatened to take control of the canal, will be at one panama, as president jose, around with melina. the china is village control and they cannot area must end immediately or the us will take action. a lot to america edits at lucy and human reports now from panama city. stern faces all around a secretary of state medical reveal arrived at panama as presidential palace, with a message from us president donald trump, who told president cassandra only know that the quote influence and control of china is communist party. over the panama canal area is a threat to the canal and represents a violation of the canals, neutrality, and operations treaties who be left without making a public statement

now let's see if japan, aside to effect all of japan westside calls from hawkeye. the time to your home, sure, it'll catch bits of south korea, probably judge you're on as well. so this is a scenario mass. the air is really quite cold. this is a high temperature, and so a minus 6, possibly cold, that it's cold in most to china. to the sun, it should be out by the end to choose davis 2017. you'll notice in hong kong this is probably going to be the coldest day. and so minus 6, the amount of say we have use 3 so well above that it study will impact as the wind drops are both her and we get to thursday. so i didn't do it the night and it is cold nights. but notice cause it was an old indian play that for places is persistently foggy. and you know, the problem with winter pollution in new delhi and the whole for example, well, they are slightly improved when this sort of thing happens. first of the days get longer. secondly, a line of storms tends to def, i often cold, restless. this difference is going to come from the west, usually from work that stuff through normal

america. managing relations with china, strengthening ties with you are pressuring russia, bringing japan into play, drawing in our neighbors, extending our regional influence and expanding our traditional basis of support. that's a very ambitious and very multi faceted plan. what do you think is it's we can still perhaps the most tenuous point or no, i don't see anything we just did. and this is, i mean the 12 a one all at the old times, but it's not the possible. no, but i don't see any contradiction here in this is, i mean, what you can see that do 1st thing there, typically, i mean some, some people said that it is going from the other line meant the alignment. but i think it's not even a line, but it's multi engagement because alignment and you have not aligning with anybody . it's not even any country because india cannot be even if you're working in the pacific the day united states. india is not in a like a like, you know, uh, you know, unlike uh, say, the other partners, you know, whether japan or australia and other, those of come with the united states and even that is, i'm thi

a like a like, you know, uh, the, you know, unlike, uh, say, the other partners, you know, whether japan or, or the state of the another, those who come with the united states and even that is, i'm thinking end up as a big or not, but india of a lot, but there are certain interests. and because of the initial, the china, particularly these kind of narrative, these kind of things do work. uh, so this has been working at the same time. it is also playing a very important role in all within the global sold because global, so today is not what it used to be. installed a bunch of fuel developing countries. we didn't global, so did a heavy rates, politically, economically, strategically. and a, you look at any numbers that they look at play, and you look at investments, you look at the, you know, many of the didn't even even services if technology, the global sold countries on the vault. and so in the i can work with the neighbors, the global assault and also the other players. so that's the same b shift, but yes, i mean, so far, i mean the it as well for the okay. now let me ask you one last

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here in asia, two of the biggest indexes, the nikkei in japan and the kospi in south korea, they saw declines of more than 2% at the final close today. that is a big number when you look at asian markets. and if markets are a reflection of how people are feeling right now, then clearly the answer is not good. the hang seng in hong kong also saw some declines. markets here in mainland china are actually closed and will reopen later this week for the lunar new year. but these numbers speak volumes about the feeling in this part of the world. as far as china, though, and its official response, we did get some response from the ministry of foreign affairs over the weekend, saying that these tariffs, the trade war, there are no winners in this kind of battle, but did say that it would take necessary countermeasures. now, what those measures are at this point, that's very murky. certainly we could see tariffs, additional tariffs in retaliation toward the u.s. from china. but some people will say that's not necessarily going to be the avenue china takes, because the chinese economy is deali

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japan and korean leading with some still closed for the lunar new year holiday. now oil prices have surged on the prospect of supply disruptions from two of the u.s.'s biggest suppliers, canada and mexico. meanwhile, the u.s. dollar has surged, pushing the canadian dollar and the mexican peso . >>> elon musk says he and president trump are shutting down the agency that handles u.s. foreign assistance. workers were fired or placed on leave from usaid. several democratic lawmakers say this undercuts american national security. musk called the agency criminal and did not say what legal authority the white house has to shut down an agency without congressional approval. >>> today israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in washington where he is expected to meet with president trump's middle east envoy, steve witkoff. on the agenda, negotiations on the second phase of the gaza cease-fire, which are set to netanyahu will meet with president trump tomorrow. for more on this, let's turn to matt bodner. in the first phase of the re stl cease-fire, how is it going? >>

when you look at the part list, the wood comes in from canada, brazil, electronics from japan, they assemble in nebraska, so yes, made in america, but the products come in offshore. that company will be destroyed. it is not helping small business in any way. what are your thoughts on that? thank you. have a great one. guest: i don't have the exact information on elon musk and what all he has access to, but certainly the doge apparatus he has set up is taking a lot of liberties and getting a lot of information. there has been reporting about getting access to sensitive information. of course, like we were talking with democrats, causing alarm on that side about how much access he is getting. this is not a senate-confirmed position, just someone appointed by the president. how fast they are moving, they are reportedly working around the clock. i read another report about beds in the office building where the doge staff members are set up so they can work as much as possible. that is pretty stunning. will democrats be in any mood to get anything across the finish line with republicans given all

you sell more to us than the uk, china, france and japan combined. are sales that support a lot of businesses and a lot of jobs, and 8 million jobs here in the united states and canadians will look elsewhere for those products because a 25% price increase in today's world is probably too much for most people. americans who are trying to sell into the canadian market whose jobs depend on that can you know can expect some tough times. john: how is this resonating across canada? kirsten: canadians are perplexed. they don't understand why this is coming at us. one, we have addressed and have worked to address everything that the president is concerned of with respect to the border, as i said, small problems, but problems that we are willing to lean into, fully. we are your best customer, we are your friend, we are there for you and have been through wars, through domestic, you know, disasters through 9/11, through the hostage crisis in iran. we don't have a better friend than the united states and there is no country that wants the u.s. to succeed more t

i like japan. prime minister abe was a close friend of mine. what happened to him was so sad. one of the saddest days. but they are coming in to speak to me and i look forward to it. reporter: on the crash, do you have any concerns that your commentary about things you have described as common sense sense or your observations could in any way interfere with a thorough investigation of the crash? pres. trump: no, i think it will come out the way i said it. i'm so tired of listening to things happened to our country and then people say we will do an investigation and three years later they come out with a report nobody looks at. not in all cases can you do that but in this case you had a helicopter. the black hawk was too high. it was above the 200 limit by double. it should not have been there. there were other mistakes made. i pointed that out also and i was right on all of it. they will still do an investigation. reporter: are you at all concerned about opining about the army and the conduct of that aircraft when you are commander-in-chief? these are the people who report to

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make its way towards the fall south of south korea, and it'll push its way into southern parts of japan. issue in particular, could see maybe 50 or 60 millimeters of right over the course of the weekend by way . but still in place making his wife or the race was as we go through sunday, cooler talking and behind the talk you have it around 5 degrees celsius. that's gonna be cold enough for a little bit of sleep and snow i want to to spell. so russia shy was name wanting to southern areas of china, hold on pots should be launching dry smell to dry across much of the, i mean the china region is going to be losey, settle, see if other heavy showers, though, coming into web bonia, central, the southern parts of the philippines, sing some larvae, showers, and the usual scattering of showers. it cost much of indonesia, but united to the west. it is generally dry across the mount. try them life financial that allows you try to request a good part of india. wisdom disturbance could bring significant smartphone to to know them focused on the western side of the himalayas. too much of injuries dr

and there is a real concern for countries such as such as japan, south korea, taiwan, the rolled on paper, at least good friends of the us, that they could be targeted by sanctions, by terrorists in the future. that's certainly a concern. if she go as you go to a she by the japanese prime minister, as he proposed to visit washington later on this week by his 1st summit meeting with donald trump. it also here in south korea where the government has just announced the an emergency export strategy to support its exports as okay, thank you so much for all of that, rob rob mcbride for us. and so what we're doing now by deborah elms, who is the head of trade policy at the heinrich foundation, to try to research organizations to joins us from single pool. thank you very much for being with us here. breakfast of all health. should we say this? i mean, trump is clearly not just an empty threat. he's following through with these tariffs . should people be worried that we're going to call it a, a slow down a free, full reset? how should we be viewing the global economy at this point in time? well, i