-- justin trudeau today. | do think that _ wrong? -- justin trudeau today.. i do think that canada is - i do think that canada is better off. we have been able to half child poverty, we have a robust climate plan and we have survived negotiations with donald trump first time over trade, and he was a steady hand through the pandemic but the reality is that we stand to lose everything to the opposition leader who has been outspoken on these policies, because the choice was clear that people did not wantjustin trudeau to run again and that we would pay a price as a party. so it was to protect policies. so here there is an opportunity for a new leader, it is going to be very hard, but elections are about choices and we have good people who will step up, and canadians will step up, and canadians will be able to choose. there are some _ will be able to choose. there are some who _ will be able to choose. there are some who think - will be able to choose. there are some who think that - will be able to choose. there are some who think that he l will be able to choo

said he had discussed _ to say. justin trudeau said he had discussed with _ to say. justin trudeau saidh his family, his future. he described himself as a fighter numerous times, but as we heard there in his statement, he ultimately decided that given the internal battles within his own party, more than a dozen members of parliament clung him to resign, that he could not be the best option in the elections. he said canadians deserved real choice. he said he would proto— parliament, suspend parliament until march. it would stave off a no—confidence vote in the government for some time. but justin trudeau, after nine years in office and after four months, really signalling that he would push on and stay on as the leader of the liberal party, finally he has decided that the internal battles are just too much for him to fight against. it really came after his deputy prime minister and finance minister suddenly resigning in mid—december, citing sharp criticism of justin trudeau and his handling of donald trump's threats of steep tariffs. after winter break, we know the answer — justin trudea

canada's prime minister, justin trudeau, is to step down after nine years in office. he's been under pressure in recent months, with his liberal party slumping in the polls, amid a cost of living crisis and poilitical scandals. he'll stay on as caretaker leader until a successor is found, with a general election due later this year. more than 60 million americans are in the grip of a huge winter storm that could bring the heaviest snow — and lowest temperatures — in a decade. several inches of snow have fallen in eastern parts of the us. a state of emergency has been declared in seven states, including missouri, kansas and kentucky. more than 1700 flights have been cancelled. donald trump's election victory has been certified by the us congress, exactly four years after his supporters violently stormed the capitol building. today's ceremony passed peacefully. it was overseen by kamala harris in her role as vice president. major incidents have been declared in the midlands due to serious flooding. dozens of people have been taken to safety including 50 children at a sc

canada's prime minister, justin trudeau, is to step down after nine years in office.er pressure in recent months, with his liberal party slumping in the polls amid a cost of living crisis and political scandals. he'll stay on as caretaker leader until a successor is found, with a general election due later this year. here's sarah smith. ten years ago, justin trudeau was considered a breath of fresh canadian air as he was swept to power on a wave of what was then dubbed trudeaumania. you want a government with a vision and an agenda for this country that is positive and ambitious and hopeful. well, my friends, i promise you tonight that i will lead that government. young, good—looking and glamorous, he was inevitably compared to then—president 0bama, and was equally popular. but after a decade of living in the prime minister's residence, he emerged from it today to announce he is leaving. i intend to resign as party leader, as prime minister, after the party selects its next leader through a robust nationwide competitive process. justin trudeau signed successful trade

we look to who will replace the outgoing canadian prime minister, justin trudeau. and bloomberg's executive editor is the chair of bloomberg's of directors. and traders are grappling with the prospect of rising trade tensions and that was one of the factors that led to the downfall arguably of trudeau after donald trump denied a washington post report that he's considering a more targeted approach to tariffs. he denied that. let's dive deeper into the action with valerie tytel. a reminder of the whipsaw effect of speculation around from's policies. >> what a whipsaw we had especially in the fx market around these headlines. the original reaction to that washington post article saw the dollar really erase a lot of its gains and against that the euro a big leg stronger versus the dollar on those original headlines, moved over a percent which i think showed there were a lot of euro shorts they got squeezed. we had reports of traders talking about the surgeon option volumes. a lot of them seem to be getting stopped out over these headlines yesterday but it was not just

janice, thank you. >>> canadian pri minister justin trudeau has announced his resignation. he will remain on the job while the ruling liberal party finds someone to take over as leader. here's what trudeau himself said. >> canadians deserve a real choice in the next election. and it has become obvious to me, with the internal battles that i cannot be the one to carry the liberal standard into the next election. >> for the latest, let's turn to claudio lavanga. why is trudeau resigning? >> reporter: good morning, frances. the reputation and popularity of justin trudeau has recently plummeted after he was blamed for the country's high inflation and the recent political chaos by canadians, including members of his own liberal party who have been calling for him to resign for a while now. so that announcement hasn't come as much of a surprise, and perhaps what really pressured justin trudeau to step down was a decision by his own deputy prime minister and who was also acting as finance minister last month to resign over his handling or mishandling of the aftermath of donald trum

. >> it is not being helped justin trudeau being mocked by donald trump, america's tsitsipas states, sitsipas states, and referring to trudeau as "governor trudeau," instead of prime minister. ♪ christian: justin trudeau steps down as prime minister. the end of an era in canada. an anti-populist, a feminist. we will hear from canada's former environment minister. also on the program, sir keir starmer tells elon musk he has crossed the line. the debate which refuses to go away. and snow and floods continue to affect much of the country. major issues in leicestershire and lincolnshire. new warnings issued. we will bring those to you. good evening. the u.s. convened this afternoon to certify donald trump's election victory in november. ordinarily, that is a formality, but of course all normal conventions were upended four years ago by the mob that ransacked the capital. unlike trump four years ago, kamala harris is not disputing the results, and unlike republicans in the aftermath of the 2020 election, democrats made a point of not challenging the count. vp harris: the votes for presiden

give us an idea of what the reaction has been to justin trudeau's announcement. ent: there is no doubting just how big a crisis this is for mr. trudeau's liberal party after nine years in power. there is a sense of tiredness, and it is facing opinion polls that are some of the worst in its history. a short while ago, i was just outside the prime minister's office a little way up the road from parliament here. there was a small crowd of protesters cheering and dancing to the song "nah nah, hey hey, goodbye." that is to be expected, of course. there is a sense of something of the inevitable about this. whatever a political crisis this is, it also leaves canada with something of a strategic crisis. at the helm, a lame-duck prime minister. no sitting legislature just as donald trump takes office, promising a major trade war. anchor: where do things go from here then? correspondent: as you have been explaining, one way or another, canada has to hold an election by october. at the heart of all this, some observers suggest some of the same forces shaping politics elsewhe

you are calling on justin trudeau to — jobs. you are calling on justin trudeau to do _ jobs. to do everything - trudeau to do everything possible in his time relating to avoid these terrors. what can he do between now and when you elections are held? first of all, you elections are held? first of all. he — you elections are held? first of all, he has _ you elections are held? first of all, he has agreed - you elections are held? first of all, he has agreed with i you elections are held? firstj of all, he has agreed with all the premiers in person, to discuss his plan. he may be prime ministerfor discuss his plan. he may be prime minister for upward discuss his plan. he may be prime ministerfor upward of prime minister for upward of two prime ministerfor upward of two months, maybe three months. he may be prorogued but he's not on vacation. the premiers are leading the country right now. i have been blessed to be the chair of the federation and i am fortunate to have a great team behind us.— i am fortunate to have a great team behind us. you have said that canada — team behind

justin trudeau uses it. is a bloomberg headline that banks were collecting information on the truckers. it was positively orwellian the way the freedom convoy was treated. >> that is exactly right. bank accounts being frozen for some of those truckers. it was absolutely ridiculous. this is a cautionary tale for leaders in power. if you start to get disconnected from the people you have been elected to represent, you won't stay in office for long. honestly, i have a little anecdotally, i saw this firsthand with justin trudeau. when i was in ukraine training armed forces, we had canadian servicemen who were there with us. justin trudeau came to visit. he comes to a military base, showing up, he's got no tie on. he has a laser, aviators on, khaki, hanging out. takes one picture with them and says they can't approach him afterwards. i don't know if they were able to shake his hand. i thought, that is something you would never see from president trump. he shakes every member's hand. he is connected to people. tha

justin trudeau is stepping down, resigning as the liberal party in canada. at the helm of 11 years. is this the case of trudeau jumping before he was pushed? >> absolutely. he said look, i can't possibly fight what will be an incredibly difficult election campaign for a government that's almost a decade old if i have to continually fight these internal battles. now, look, there have been a long list of scandals as well as some achievements that he outlined there. but again, so many members of his own government coming to him and saying, we don't believe that you can beat conservative leader, conservative party leader in the next election, an election that has to be held by the end of the year. and pam, as i've been saying all morning, stop me when this sounds familiar, this really leaves his party in a tough squeeze. the polls already indicate that they are more than 20 percentage points behind, and now they're going to have this succession battle and it will be rough with a lots of different people putting their hat in the ring. in the meantime, you have ÷÷p

threat to democracy, plus the trump effect might be heading to canada, canadian prime minister justin trudeau announcing his resignation today, is the country's conservative movement grows and this might be canada's next prime minister luck! -- look! >> i'm sure a lot of canadians, i don't know who but... >> why should canadians trust you with their vote? >> common sense. common sense for a change. we are going to make common sense, common in this country. >> trace: is definitely getting a common sense mug, canadian truck driver, both arrested for protesting back in 2022, we will be live in a few moments with their thoughts. we begin with the senior national correspondent kevin live for us in d.c. with the more on the oil band battle brewing. >> brewing and you get evening, biden's executive action very likely sets up a future legal battle for the incoming trump administration as he attempts to undo biden's poison pill but keep in mind this is not new you may recall back when then outgoing president barack obama did something very similar on his way out the door, of the white house. in this i

. >>> justin trudeau says he's stepping down. we have a top reporter to break down everything you need to know is the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. >>> good evening once again. i am stephanie ruhle. privileged to be with you here tonight. today, what used to be business as usual at the u.s. capitol happened, will normally it's normal every four years. congress voted to certify the results of the 2024 presidential election. officially naming donald john trump the winner and it was presided over by vice president kamala harris who, of course, lost that election. it was a much different picture than what we experience four years ago when donald trump's most ardent supporters rioted at the capitol to try to prevent congress from certifying his 2020 loss. my colleague garrett haake starts us off with all those details. >> reporter: tonight and it recension lasting 40 minutes, congress county state electoral votes. >> donald j. trump from the state of florida received 30 votes for president. >> reporter: certifying the

you want to talk about justin trudeau? >> i want to talk about canada. >> let's talk about canada! >> that's what i'm saying! there's a direct line from those truckers to what's happening today. good riddance! >> i'm sleeping and it's only monday and it's my first day back! this is hard on me. sarah, please take it. >> i'm going to take it from here. guess what i'm going to do? talk about canada! yes, ma'am! we've got some breaking news. a source is telling cnn that canadian prime minister justin trudeau will resign as party leader today. what this means for u.s. /canada relations. we will discuss. >>> and it was a night of firsts at the golden globes. we have the emotional moments, the upsets and the snubs and the comedian's roast that won over just about everybody. what if your mobile network wasn't just built to work out here... ...but was designed differently to also give you blazing fast wifi where you are most of the time? reliable 5g, plus wifi speeds up to a gig where you need it most. xfinity mobile. xfinity internet customers, ask how to get a free 5g phone and a second u

. >> and next, justin trudeau is out. ump taking credit for his demise just weeks after trudeau went to mar-a- lago to kiss the ring. plus elon musk going after world leaders one by one. even some allies of trump. so what is going on? >>> new tonight, trump taking credit for taking down justin trudeau. the canadian prime minister, very well known on the world stage, announcing that he's going to step down just five weeks after he raced to mar-a-lago unannounced hoping to talk the president- elect out of punishing tariffs that trump has talked about slapping on canadian goods. trump today was quick to take credit for trudeau's downfall and resignation. once again also pushing for canada to join the united states, posting online in part, "many people in canada love being the 51st state. the united states can no longer suffer the massive trade deficits and subsidies that canada needs to stay afloat. justin trudeau knew this and resigned. if canada merged with the u.s. there would be no tariffs. " paula newton begins our cover

coming up, justin trudeau's resignation and the future of u.s.-canada election -- relations of strut prepares to take office. and then christine mcdaniels on biden's decision to block the $14 billion acquisition of u.s. steel by japan's hip on steel. and jonathan alter who wrote a biography about jimmy carter talks about his life and influence in american politics. washington journal, join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning on c-span, c-span now, or c-span.org. canadian prime minister justin trudeau is resigning as the nation's prime minister and as the leader of the liberal party as his party selects his new leader -- there new leader. he made this statement outside his residence in ottawa. this is about 30 minutes. justin trudeau: i have fought for this country, for you, to strengthen and grow the middle class, why we rallied to support each other through the parn, to advance reconciliation, to defend free trade on this continent, stand strong with ukraine and our democracy and fight climate change and get our economy ready f

money out almost a decade ago like many other people did, i haven't invested in canada ever since justin trudeaui see great opportunity now because the canadian dollar is now the trudeau peso. they have all these resources i've encouraged others to do what i'm doing, i transferred my first allocation last week at the canadian dollar was plummeting. i can't pick the bottom but i think it could be $0.60. i'm waiting and putting more to work because i'm going to go back in there after all if you get in the end start investing. >> martha: it's a country with tremendous resources and one of our largest trading partners obviously. we'll be watching as this happens and we'll see what the relationship with canada and the united states looks like and whether or not it changes shape fundamentally and i would love to hear more on your tiktok proposition because that is interesting too, thank you, good to see you. a live look now at a dangerous winter storm with millions of people in its path, fox weather reports the blast of snow and ice blamed for at least six deaths in the midwest as it takes aim at the

coming up, the pressure on canadian prime minister justin trudeau. what is behind mr. udeau's intentions to step down? we'll go live to ottawa. first, the deadly snowstorm hitting the mid- atlantic and beyond. four people killed in traffic crashes as the snow and ice reeking havoc. why this is unlike many others. >>> we have about 24 hours before it gets so cold that the salt is not going to work. we need as much time and as much road to do as much work as possible throughout the course of today. >> our national lead now, the urgent warning from the governor of kentucky, andy bashir there, his state one of many hit by a winter storm that has more than 60 million americans under alert. the snow and freezing cold stretching from the midwest to the mid- atlantic, claiming at least four lives as of now. this dangerous storm system is also having a huge impact on air travel with more than 6,000 flights around the united states canceled or delayed today. cnn's gabe cohen reports from a snow-covered washington, d.c. >> reporter: a deadly winter storm creating dangerous conditi

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now, it was in the light of that that someone saying it was a question of time before justin trudeau leading the country. but it is by no means certain that whoever replaces him will go on to become prime minister because the liberal party, this is part of the problem that led to justin is part of the problem that led tojustin trudeau's doudle, is some 20 points behind the rubble conservative party into the opinion polls in canada at the opinion polls in canada at the moment.— the moment. and it is the economic— the moment. and it is the economic challenges i the moment. and it is the economic challenges that | the moment. and it is the i economic challenges that have kept canadians over the edge, it would seem, cost of living, high inflation, high cost of housing but also add to that the tariffs that could be impose in the very near future on canadian goods which could have a huge impact on their economy?— have a huge impact on their econom ? ~ , , ., . ~ economy? absolutely. the lack of affordable _ economy? absolutely. the lack of affordable housing, - economy? absolutely. the lac

stuart: breaking right now, the prime minister of canada, justin trudeau, just resigned.d lawrence at the white house. any word from the administration, the biden team on this? reporter: as of right now, we're waiting to see what justin trudeau was going to say at the news conference you're looking at live. he's making that announcement right now saying he will resign after his party finds a new leader for him. he says that process started last night. he called the leader of that you are party to start that process so once they select a replacement, he'll then step down is what he said here. justin trudeau was going for his fourth term as prime minister in canada, which is unheard of in canada. he was there for about nine years up to this point. canadians and popularity was falling over the past year and since the election in the united states, president elect donald trump, the popularity took a real nose dive after that, and we talked with a number of canadians as well as the premier in alberta who called for justin trudeau to do exactly what he's doing today. on decembe

the same can be said of prime minister justin trudeau.tement released this morning, the outgoing president saying that true joe who announced his resignation was the first world leader with whom mr. biden spoke when he took office in 2021. liberal party showingada's appreciation over the years. on this open forum we will hear from anthony north carolina, democrats line. >> good morning everyone. wheeze americans either come together. work on things we need to get better on, we will pray for president-elect in office but also need to understand we need to be prepared for the chaos and other things that may come along with it. especially, to taxpayers money because we have a lot of billionaires, the rich don't stay rich by giving to the poor. their business will probably one of the things as taxpayers and surpassing these laws in these programs that's can hurt us in the near future down the road we have to be very careful. thank you. host: anthony in north carolina. calling in on this open forum. we've been talking about the events concerni

justin trudeau was considered a breath of fresh canadian air as he was elected almost ten years ago on a vision and an agenda for this country that is positive and ambitious and hopeful. well, my friends, i promise you tonight that i will lead that government. young, good—looking and glamorous, he was inevitably compared to then president obama, enjoying widespread support. but after nearly a decade in office, his popularity has plummeted and he has lost the backing of his own party. i intend to resign as party leader, as prime minister, after the party selects its next leader, through a robust, nationwide, competitive process. he and his nation took centre stage as he hosted world leaders at a g7 meeting in quebec, looking comfortable and confident in the international spotlight. mr trudeau signed successful trade deals during donald trump's first presidential term, but now the president—elect is threatening to impose crippling 25% tariffs on canadian imports. after rushing to mar—a—lago to placate mr trump, justin trudeau had little to show for his efforts. when his finance minister

ten years ago, justin trudeau was a popular leader considered a fresh face of progressive politics.nt years, the 53—year—old has become increasingly unpopular over his handling of the country's high cost of living crisis, — and his perceived failure over not taking us president—elect donald trump's threats of tariffs on canadian goods seriously. trump has promised to impose a tax of 25—percent on imported canadian goods unless the country takes steps to increase security on the border it shares with the us. economists have warned the tariffs would significantly hurt canada's economy. mr trudeau's finance minister and long—time ally chrystia freeland abruptly resigned over the matter — accusing the prime minister of not doing enough to push back against trump's proposals. the bbc�*sjohn sudworth sent this update from ottawa. well, there is no doubting just how big a crisis this is for mr trudeau's liberal party after nine years in power. there is a sense of tiredness, of directionless, and it is facing opinion polls that are some of the worst in its history. a short while ago, i was

he is now calling justin trudeau the governor because he's considering it the 51st state and finally,n, trump's billionaire buddy elon musk unleashed his own assault on trudeau online writing this, he's such an insufferable tool, he won't be in power much longer. all of that, anderson, combined, has been a real issue for justin trudeau at home. >> can you remind people of his background? he ascended to the prime minister job in 2015 and it was a huge story. >> yeah, i mean, he was born on christmas and comes from a family of politics. his father was a prime minister of canada for four terms. he worked as a high schoolteacher before joining parliament, he was elected to parliament in 2008 at the age of 36. and then eventually he got real jolt of popularity in 2012 into his role as prime minister in 2015. >> randi kaye, thank you very much. >>> back to our top story, january 6th, then versus now. the proud boys leader hoping for a pardon is not alone. more than 1500 people were charged with crimes connected to january 6th. the president- elect told time magazine the pardons will come in

. >>> justin trudeau set to address his political future this hour after weeks of speculation that he's about to step down. >>> is 10:00 eastern, thanks for joining us. i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york. there is intense security around the capital and the biggest snowstorm in the region in years. lawmakers prepare to gather for a joint session of congress. today they will officially certify president-elect donald trump's election victory. president biden vowing to give trump the january 6th he was denied when maga loyalists storm the capital. he's urging americans to not forget what happened in 2021. the president warning in a new washington post opinion piece of a quote unrelenting effort to rewrite, even a race the history of that day. to tell us what we all saw with our own eyes. let's go to washington with ryan nobles tracking the latest on capitol hill. gary grumbach has more on security and storm impacts, also with us, new senior congressional correspondent and msnbc political contributor. walk us through what we are about to see this afternoon. >> reporter: what will be mo

justin trudeau's departure about the country's economic direction in 2025. the asia—pacific foundation of canada explains how the uncertainty will impact the country's trade relations in business sentiment. in the nine years that trudeau was in power, he was focused on growing canada's trading relationships and diversifying our trade because majority of canada's trades, 76%, is dealt with the united states. but of course, we have signed a number of treaty agreements in the last ten years focusing on asia so there is cptpp, the comprehensive and progressive of trans—pacific partnership agreement which allows us to do trade with ten other economies in asia, there is also a trade agreement with indonesia, negotiating one in as the answer in general, there has been a focus on rules on diversifying the trading relationships but of course, the us still remains our dominant trading partner. you mentioned about canada's efforts onjustin trudeau to justify the trade partners, was the outlook for asia given the turmoil thatjustin trudeau has put canada into? i think th

trump does not seem to like justin trudeau, and you know why he doesn't like justin trudeau?ke a look at this moment right here. [ laughter ] she is gazing into his eyes like he is a backstreet boy in 1989. [ laughter ] justin trudeau said he believes his resignation will bring the temperature down, which isn't that the last thing canada needs? i mean, it's 2 degrees in winnipeg right now. but justin trudeau is officially "ooot." [ laughter ] meanwhile, it was a big, big day for balloon animals at mar-a-lago because eric trump turned 41 years old today. [ laughter ] his father, donald, shared a very heartfelt post about his son on truth social. he wrote, "had this election not been won by donald trump, civilization would be lost." wait. screw eric. [ laughter ] he wrote nothing about eric. it's actually very convenient that eric's birthday is on january 6th. that way trump only has to remember the two biggest mistakes he ever made on one day. [ applause ] today, of course, is the fourth anniversary of our capitol being stormed by the buffalo wild wing of the republican party.

justin trudeau knew this and resigned. >> i ama fighter. every bone told me to fight >> somber as he spoke. trudeau admitted he was no longer wanted in the ring by his own party. >> i intend to resign as party leader., as prime minister. >> reporter: his undoing with canadians sounds strikingly similar to joe biden's fate. inflation, affording housing, increase in illegal immigration put a strain on public services. it has all soured voters on his nine year government. leader opened up more than a 20% marg uninpolls in part by doing its own trolling online. most recently calling trudeau and his government wakko >> what happens if they run a governmemaga shout outs. >> can we get him in our country? trudeau's right hand and finance minister that was the tipping point. she resigned a few weeks ago and in a letter called trudeau's recent tax cuts political gimmicks. lecturing him that canada needed a stronger fiscal position to battle trump's america first foreign policy. even a quick trip to mar-a-lago in november did not come off as the stron

canadian prime minister justin trudeau announces that he's resigning, after nine years in office. in washington, congress certifies donald trump's victory in november's presidential election, four years to the day since his supporters stormed the capitol to stopjoe biden�*s certification. and a special report from india, where millions are angered as leaks corrupt the public service exam process again. hello and welcome to the program. we begin in canada where after nearly a decade in power, prime ministerjustin trudeau will be stepping down as the country's prime minister and as the leader of the governing liberal party. it marks the end of an era for canada's longest—serving prime minister. mr trudeau has been under pressure to resign for months, with more than twenty members of his party urging him to go, following a historic defeat for liberals in a toronto election in june of last year. he calling for a reset in canadian politics. my my friends, as you all know, i am a fighter. every bone in my body has always told me to fight because i care deeply about canadians, i care dee

he is calling justin trudeau the governor because he is considering it the 51st state. then elon musk really unleashed his own assault on trudeau online writing this about him on x he is an insufferable tool he will not be in power much longer. all of that, anderson, combined has been an issue for trudeau. >> can you remind people of his background? it was a huge story in 2017. >> yeah, he was born on christmas. he comes from a family of politics. his father was prime minister for four terms, worked as a high school teacher before elected to parliament, at age of 36 he was elected. he got a jolt of popularity in 2012 and voted into his role as prime minister in 2017. >> all 15. >>> the former proud boy's leader we mentioned hoping for a pardon is not alone. 1500 people were charged with crimes connected to january 6. the president-elect told "time magazine" they will come in the first hour. he has been vague about a blanket pardon. last week he said there may be some exceptions. this has not flipped the nation but a family where a son turned in and later testified agains

state but today with the announcement that justin trudeau is resigning, he is now speaking more openlybout this idea? >> right. taking at a state further a short time after the canadian prime minister said he would step down as the leader of his party, the president-elect continued to poke the neighbors to the north by saying this in truth social and we will read it together. he said many people in canada love being the 51st state and if canada merged with the united states, there would be no tariffs and taxes would go down and they would be secure from the threat of russian and chinese ships constantly surrounding them and together what a great nation it would be. and of course canada is its own nation and this is north america but not one country and it is a continent. there is no chance of course that canada will join united states but the president-elect continuing to take a stab at this but the question is with the new leadership and the leadership vacuum in canada how that impacts the politics there as well as the plan for tariffs here and we should see all of that playing out an

against justin trudeau. there is a reason why that man has quit his job. mr. duke: inflation was a global sly main phenomena. ms. van duyne: if you are correct, you are the point person -pb on the -- person on the supply chain data of the infant formula crisis of 2022. mr. duke: yes. miss: we saw how that went. i want to make sure that we are appreciating the opportunity right now to be able to correct some of the views that we are seeing, misinformed view, of the tax cuts and jobs act. you are saying that the rich experienced getting richer, the poor experienced getting poorer. in 2024, about one out of 180 american taxpayers will make $1 million or more. about 5%. based on the government's forecast, the government's own forecast in this, those erpblg a million or more in 2024 will pay an average of 776,800 in federal income taxes. which is 472 times as much as the average american taxpayer who is making between 50,000 and 100,000. the top 1% will pay an average of 31.5% 24 year, compared with 10% to 12% of the middle class, and about 0% at the bottom. the ra

he's now calling justin trudeau the governor, because he's considering it a 51st state. lly, anderson, trump's billionaire buddy elon musk unleashed on trudeau online, writing this about him on, that he's such an insufferable tool, he won't be if n power much longer. >> can you just remind people of his background? his ascent to the prime minister job was a huge story. >> reporter: yeah, i mean, he was born on christmas, and he comes from a family in politics. his father was a prime minister of canada for four terms. he worked at a high school teacher before joining parliament. he was elected to parliament in 2008 at the age of 36. and then eventual little he got a real jolt of popularity in 2012 and voted into his role at prime minister in 2015. >> all right, randi kaye, thank you very much. >>> back to our top story tonight, january 6th, then very us now. the former so-called ed proud boys leader hoping for a pardon is not alone. more than 1,500 people were charged with crimes connected to january 6th. the president- elect told "time" magazine the pardons will come with

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justin trudeau knew this and resigned.t that canada should merge with the u.s. >> i would say his statement are non--- is nonsense. and viewed as nonsense here. the dynamic that led them the resignation today was underway long before mr. trump was elected in november. with that said, donald trump's threat of imposing 25% tariffs on canada and other countries once he takes office, that is taken very seriously here and it would have devastating effects. with regard to donald trump's comments about canada's trade surplus that that as a result of canada selling to the u.s. the resources that the united states wants more than 50% of the crude oil imports in the u.s. come from canada. a lot of the critical minerals that fuel america's technological industries come from canada. i don't think mr. trump wants to cut those things off. amna: you have mr. trump coming back into office in a few weeks. there could be a change in government in canada ahead. what you see will be the relationship for the countries ahead? >> i expect the fu

ten years ago, justin trudeau was a popular leader considered a fresh face of progressive politics. but in recent years, the 53—year—old has become increasingly unpopular over his handling of the country's high cost—of—living crisis, and his perceived failure over not taking us president—elect donald trump's threats of tariffs on canadian goods seriously. trump has promised to impose a tax of 25% on imported canadian goods. economists have warned the tariffs would significantly hurt canada's economy. unless the country takes steps to increase security on the border it shares with the us. mr trudeau's finance minister and long—time ally, chrystia freeland, abruptly resigned over the matter, accusing the prime minister of not doing enough to push back against trump's proposals. the bbc�*sjohn sudworth sent this update from ottawa. there is no doubting just how big a crisis this is for mr trudeau's liberal party. after nine years in power, there is a sense of tiredness, of directionless and it is facing opinion polls that are some of the worst in its history. a short while ago i was ou

canada being the 51st state. >> i think it smooths the relationship, clearly donald trump and justin trudeauau will still be prime minister for a few months of trump's presidency while canada decides how to replace him. now the bureau chief for the "new york times" canada office in toronto. why is he stepping down now? >> i think he just ran out of rope. it was very clear to everyone, seemingly apart from himself, that his time was up. he's deeply unpopular at home, was facing an internal rebellion from the back bench of his party, in parliament, his own deputies against him, and departure of his deputy prime minister in december was the final straw that broke the camel's back. he took time off in the break and came back, today the first day back at school as they say here in canada. first thing he did was resign. >> it seems like this is the bottom line, this is a story we've seen repeated in a whole lot of western democracies postpandemic, longtime leaders tossed out over the price of eggs, the cost of living by a nationalist, anti-elitist, conservative populace. same story, different coun

on the show justin trudeau reportedly on the way out as canada's leader. he has trouble with the mystic issues and trump's pressure on immigration did not help. elon musk dabbling in foreign policy. he withdrew his support from nigel farage in britain's reform party as nigel farage doesn't have what it takes. to a administration officials on the way out trying to justify their performance. white house press secretary karine jean-pierre says it's the best in the business, her words. secretary of state anthony blinken tells the new york times that he and biden made the right calls on afghanistan, ukraine and gaza. two news items on the president. biden angrily brushed off reporters when questioned about his age, he said is no more world leader than anyone he met in your old didi life. he gave out freedom metals, the recipients included hillary clinton, the radical george soros and the soccer player lionel messi did not want to receive a metal wall and sent no one's looking out for him. two weeks to the inauguration, the first full week of trading at 25. a ma

. >>> canada's prime minister justin trudeau announcing he is resigning as prime minister, triggering a lengthy period of uncertainty for our neighbor to the north. >>> and 10,000 people pay their final respects to jimmy carter before the week-long state funeral continues here in washington tomorrow with him lying in repose on wednesday in the rotunda at the capitol. >>> and good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. our nation's capitol is under a snow emergency on a crucial day, the peaceful transition of power. a striking contrast to the deadly insurrection at the u.s. capitol that erupted four years ago. next hour house and senate members will come together in a joint session to officially certify donald trump's election win. today's national security event is colliding with the biggest storm to hit the capital in years. the certification process does not require full congressional attendance, but does require a majority and it's scheduled to begin at 1:00. as president of the senate, trump's 2024 opponent, vice president harris, will preside over certifying the results of an el

justin trudeau knew this and resigned. taxes would go down, there would be no tariff and they would be clear from russian and chinese sh ships surrounding them. what a great nation it would be. outside the box thinking. and president biden arriving in california overnight to ban drilling and mining on hundreds much thousands of acres in the state. >> todd: madeleine rivera has details. >> president biden is signing and says the move will protect 800,000 acres of land in california, bans drilling and mining on protected lands honoring tribes that consider the area sacred. president-elect trump is planning to undo this action. >> it's ridiculous, i will unban it mldz. what is he doing? why is he doing it? we have oil and gas at a level nobody else has and we'll take advantage of it. when i see somebody say he will ban 625,000 acres, he does not know what that is. >> president is using hiss his authority and it would require an act of congress to reverse it. president biden is doing other things, 11 detainees from yemen are b

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i've never heard justin trudeau utter a word that was true. false and every aspect of his performance and thought. >> likely i hope the next prime minister is pierre and you interviewed him and here's the statement put out after donald trump is trolling you guys singer going to make you the 51st state if you will have us. canada will never be the 51st state. pro-government failed to make these obvious points. when i'm prime minister we rebuild our military and take back control of the border. we will put canada first. that sounds like donald trump i wouldn't be surprised if donald trump wrote it. coincidence? >> i don't think it is a coincidence at all that i don't think it's a conscious attempt to mimic trump. i think -- i know there's an ally of paramount value militarily and economically is hope that canada and the u.s. can have the best relationship internationally under his leadership that the two countries have ever had good is obviously the appropriate thing to do both for the u.s. and canada. canada is the u.s.'s major trading partner

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but justin trudeau is officially "ooot."le, it was a big, big day for balloon animals at mar-a-lago because eric trump turned 41 years old today. his father, donald shared a very heartfelt post about his son on truth social. he wrote, "had this election not been won by donald trump, civilization would be lost." screw eric. he wrote nothing about eric. it's actually very convenient that eric's birthday is on january 6th. that way trump only has to remember the two biggest mistakes he ever made on one day. [ applause ] today, of course, is the fourth anniversary of our capitol being stormed by the buffalo wild wing of the republican party. i can't believe it's already been four years. seems like only yesterday that nancy pelosi was hosing feces off her desk. democrats had a moment of silence today to rub it in a little bit, and over the weekend house minority leader hakeem jeffries urged demonstrates to remain silent but deadly. >> we will fight hard to defend the freedom of opportunity that makes the american dream possible.

justin trudeau is expected to announce as early as this week that he will be resigning. trudeau has been under pressure for many months. what do we know about the reports and this potential resignation for trudeau and the challenges that the canadian leader has been facing? >> there's a lot of challenges he's been facing. this is kind of the culmination of the past month and a lot of the issues and difficulties him and the party have face. they are reporting he will be resigning or likely to resign at some point this week and reuters reporting as well afterwards that he is likely to resign by wednesday, when his party is expected to have a caucus meeting so sometime before wednesday although i should know clearly that he has not as was reported in the globe and reuters decided definitively that he will step down but certainly it is a surprise despite this pushback he has been getting. his favorability ratings that have been low in the main issue that happened last month which is his finance minister is stepping down with this letter she wrote to the canadian people that w