liz: that's an important story. thank you, jonathan hunt. great to see you.uary 21st and november p ice arrested nearly 200 violent tren de aragua gang members nationwide. listen to this, watch. >> could the military get involved in the violent violence if the cartels strike? >> yes, and we expect them to. >> our u.s. troops, military, at the border with weapons and using weapon ifs need be? >> they need to protect themselves. but the cartels again, give the cartels warning, are you a border patrol agent or soldier, the whole world is coming at you. president trump is a strong president and he's going to wipe them off the face of the earth. liz: that's border czar tom homan saying they're illegal criminal ail generals and they're finding more arrests and deportations that they're coming and bring in national border patrol agent art del cueto. tom homan indicating it could get violent at boarder and border cartels and what do you think? >> in the cities as well and going with the individuals that are doing the target enforcement with ice trying to apprehend th

jonathan: coming up this morning in the next hour or so we catch up with liz ann sonders of charles schwabto jonathan of ubs looking ahead to wednesdays report. and aaron brown of pimco. we begin steady, investors analyzing the prospects of imposing 25% tariffs on imports but charles schwab analyst six putting further volatility sprayed external and internal choppiness is likely to persist is ongoing tariff news gets digested. welcome to the show. always good to see you. more tariffs and a threat of additional tariffs. the consumer particular after the data for us -- how strongly these headwinds for the consumer at the moment. >> it depends on the pricing power of the companies being hit by the tariffs and that's what's hard to judge. we can start to look at the 20 18th playbook and you did see a significant pass on to the consumers so there's already been discussion what does it broadly inflationary in 2018 and 2019. if you break out any variety of inflation data particularly cpi a new look at tariff goods versus nontariff goods. you did see the hit not just to inflation but consumption.

next few hours, political commentator jonathan liz and also political commentator lin mei. coming up in my at four, i'll take on our woeful politicians as a lever. i will address whether brexit has been address whether brexit has been a success or failure. >> it's been a it's been a bit of a disaster. >> i would. >> i would. >> say. >> say. >> that really nothing's changed. >> later on in the show, we'll be hearing live from nigel farage, who will address party members in the north east amid the continued rise of reform in the continued rise of reform in the polls. and i will interview him on the show afterwards. well, this is what he had to say last night whilst he paid a visit to kemi badenoch constituency. >> well folks, i'm back then. >> well folks, i'm back then. >> trump's trade war is set to begin as the us president hits mexico, canada and china with new sanctions on their goods being imported into the united states. will this boost the economy, or could it backfire? and could the eu be next? and for the great british debate this hour, i'm asking, was leaving the eu

it is broadcast from columnist esther krakue, tory mp for tatton, esther mcvey and journalist jonathan liz, and was peter kay out of order for this. >> khalife rempe. >> khalife rempe. >> garlic bread. kick him in the face, will you? >> get ready. here we go. british citizens need aid, not the bangladeshi shrimp farmers. next. >> good evening. the top stories from the gb newsroom. 11 labour councillors have been suspended from the party as part of its investigation into a whatsapp group containing offensive messages, which saw a former minister sacked and a second mp lose the whip. it's understood most of the councillors are part of the tameside council, while two are members of stockport council. a labour spokesperson said swift action will always be taken where individuals are found to have breached the high standards expected of them as labour party members. burnley mp oliver ryan was the second mp to be suspended. he apologised for comments made in that whatsapp group where he followed andrew gwynne, who was also sacked as a health minister. labour mp jo white spoke to gb news. >> well