and so the water. >> if you. >> want. >> to know, john. >> heilemann is. >> a i know john heilemann is want to understand water in los angeles, go watch chinatown. if you want to understand water in los angeles, go to the sierra nevadas, where los angeles for many years. some people like it. some people don't. has been bringing water from the northern sierras down to la from the la aqueduct. they have been bringing water to los angeles, through the colorado river, through the metropolitan water district. i've done stories on these, on our own network and seen the way that water comes to l.a. there are lots of conversations about how that more water in los angeles, including recycling wastewater, including desalination, but opening the tap, so to speak, to put water into the central valley, i promise you, is not one of them. >> jacob, we have you today on this reporting, but we also want to end the week really sharing with our audience what has happened on the immigration front. so we're going to sneak in a break. everyone sticks around. on her first day on the job, attorney general pam

another thing though, and i find it a curious john heilemann. i find it a curious argument that some democrats are making, which is, let's not fight about this. you know, it's foreign aid. foreign aid is not popular. let's let's talk about eggs or let's talk about, no, i this this is this is a fight that i don't care what polls say right now. if it's a 5050 split, i still have confidence in the american people that they don't want children to die in sudan. they don't want them to starve to death in sudan, and they don't want malaria spreading all over africa. they don't want these diseases spreading all over the world. they don't want george w bush's pepfar project, which has saved 25 million lives so far across the world. they don't want those stopped. at the end of the day, if democrats will actually explain that to them. and this whole idea that, oh, we don't have the money to provide grain to young children who were starving, and africa are across the world in sudan or across the world. i mean, one fighter jet here buys a hell of a lot of li

as john heilemann said, it's only been two weeks and three days, but who's counting?tion is the second term agenda. there's nothing else, right? it is all retribution. and i think trump was honest about retribution. but you look at doctor phil, you're not really going to do that. isn't success the best revenge? you look at laura ingraham, you're not going to do retribution. you look at sean hannity, you're not going to be a dictator. well, i mean, even in maga world, even in his most sycophantic interviews, they tried to pull him away from this with some understanding that this has nothing to do with any voters life. it has nothing to do with the cost of their home. it has nothing to do with getting their adult children out of their, you know, childhood bedrooms. it has nothing to do with anyone but donald trump. and i wonder how much the complete first, second and third purpose of trump's presidency being retribution endangers him politically. sarah. >> well, let me i'm actually going to sort of answer the opposite question, which is that part of what's happening rig

and john heilemann, thank you as well.s right now. >> no, no, i'm not going to say we may have short term some little pain. and people understand that. but long term, the united states has been ripped off by virtually every country in the world. so we're going to change that. we're going to change it fast. we're going to make america great again. we have to focus on our country. >> now, though, with the tariffs, president trump is making good on his threat to impose tariffs on three of the united states biggest trading partners mexico, canada and china. the president signed three executive orders on saturday, while also threatening to increase tariffs on any country that retaliates. that has sent u.s. stock futures plummeting. we're talking about 25% tariffs. the president's measures, set to take effect tomorrow, include a 25% tariff on mexican and canadian imports and a 10% tariff on chinese imports. trump says the tariffs are due to the three countries roles in the flow of fentanyl and undocumented immigrants to the u.s.

it's important, john heilemann, to remember, though, this this was what donald trump ran on. swath of republicans, but a lot of democrats as well, a lot of independents who saw those images of the first two, two and a half years of the biden administration and were horrified by what they were seeing, just absolute chaos at the southern border. and for people that are going, oh, well, wait a second. now, this is just this is just right wing propaganda. no, no. look, over the last two elections, what has happened with, with with voters, these border districts that have gone from almost being straight blue to overwhelmingly red. and that shows you that people even on the border, hispanics on the border have said enough is enough. so you do have that political pull for him to look like he is doing something on this and a significant way, because he talked about mass deportations, but at the same time, it's a very heavy lift. it's a very heavy lift. and if you do it at the scale that trump has talked about in his most florid moments, it would be would create all kinds of potential