in maine maple syrup is a $20 million a year business. now, i have to admit that one day years ago when i was the governor of maine, we used to tap a maple tree in the front yard of the governor's residence every year. and so it was a ceremonial event. the press was there. i went out one year to tap that tee, nailed one of these guys into the tree and then the sap drips out into the bucket. the bucket is then -- this is the old fashion way. the new way is what i showed you before, where the tubes run right to the sugar house. the pes was there. they said governor, what do you think of vermont maple syrup? i said vermont maple syrup? are you kidding? we use that in cars in maine. we don't eat that stuff. well, it started a war with the governor of vermont which we settled amicably, i might add. but maple syrup is important to us. and i think this is -- it would be a funny issue. in fact, most people when they say they're going to put added sugar on the label for maple syrup, they think it's kind of funny. it's not funny to the industry. i c

maple syrup. tracee: do not make it a record high in the dow jumped 170 points yesterday. cheryl: certainly did. as you can see, another higher open this project could right now. s&p up three, nasdaq up for king. tracee: trade disputes unfold a little bit there appeared the ftse down by 45, cac authority and the dax up by 59. train to looking at stocks in asia pay japan's nikkei up more than a quarter of a percent of the shanghai composite in china of three quarters of a percent. tracee: starbucks executive chairman howard schultz amid speculation he wants to jump into politics. "fbn:am" starts right now. trying to 5:01 a.m. in new york at good morning, everyone. i'm cheryl casone. train three good morning. i'm tracey carrasco and for lauren simonetti. train to another great start. looks good this tuesday. breaking news this morning to bring to you print the white house announcing president trump will meet with north korean leader kim jong un at 9:00 a.m. singapore time on j12th. that is 9:00 a.m. eastern time on june 12. singapore will remain on the ground until nextk. tr

deeply embedded in the maple syrup outdoor lumberjack lifestyle is the cabin in the woods where maplehalls for workers and a few guests, where a lucky few could sit at communal tables and enjoy the bounty of the trees and forests around them. martin picard has taken this tradition to what is somehow both its logical conclusion and insane extreme, creating his own cabane à sucre, open only during maple season and serving food stemming directly from those humble yet hardy roots. it makes perfect sense in one way. i mean, 130 acres produce about 32,000 gallons of maple sap, which run through these tubes to here, where they're cooked down to about 800 gallons of syrup, which is more or less what they use per season here. nothing leaves the property. and it makes sense, while you're here, to raise hog and cattle on the property. and maybe keep a cabin or two around, for any friends who get too loaded to sleep it off. but this? this? is there really any reason for this? what are you doing here? why do you have to make life so hard? if money were your primary -- >> martin: no. >> anthony: --

time of year because they are in search of food. >> i would wrestle that bear for a waffle and maple syrupd. >> not larry. >> and you would win. >> good waffle, sure. >> i'm ferocious when hungry. >> let's hope the warriors are hungry for another victory. they took off for cleveland today. things may have gotten worse for lebron james. a man boasting. overselling his achievements. making false claims. as lieutenant governor, he skipped many of his duties, saying the job was "so dull," he only shows up to work at the state capitol "like one day a week, tops." the same gavin who, as mayor, "split town" during a massive oil spill and "jetted off.. to hawaii." gavin's not gonna work... as governor i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein >>> good evening. when

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metals whisky in washing machines maple syrup and other goods. u.s. treasury secretary stephen who should says his country is not going to leave the world trade organization the comment is in response to media reports that donald trump is planning to withdraw from the global trading body lucian's says the united states has concerns about the institution and considers aspects of it unfair but that it would be an exaggeration to say the u.s. intends to pull out trump has described the w t o as a disaster well stocks are enjoying a relief rally this friday the currency markets tell another story as those trade tensions refused to go away the specter of a full blown trade war has already frightened the chinese who won this month was even scarier a three percent drop against the u.s. dollar investors pulling their money from a market likely to suffer from higher barriers to trade it being speculation china could move to devalue its currency to compensate for terrify kes however analysts today say there are no signs of a concerted effort to do so so legitim

justin trudaeu says that canada will press or tariffs to everything from whiskey and maple syrup. tr trudeau said something in the g-7 summit he had not said previously. >>> president trump on the way to singapore ahead of the historic summit with kim jong-un. this area is a special event area for the summit near the u.s. embassy and several hotels. the summit itself will be off the coast of singapore. nbc news will have coverage. lester holt is in singapore. cove tomorrow on "nightly news". >>> a close race were france mayor with several lead changes. we still don't know who it will be. today's batch of ballots shows one leader, ahead of mark leno by 498 votes but there are still about 46,000 votes to be counted. and they are cautiously optimistic. >> we are feeling encouraged. this is is the fourth day we have seen light improvement. there is a long road ahead of us. >> judging by how close the race has been since tuesday there is a chance the office will not be decided until all the bat lots are are counted, estimated to be late next week at the earliest. >>> police officers sh

so apparently they're going to be somehow hit, some maple syrup which i think there are a lot of smalls in vermont. i think you're right when it comes to that. but how to we get off -- you mentioned it as an offramp, but the president has asked for a five-year sunset clause on nafta, the decade a januaries don't want to do that. -- the canadians don't want to do that. what if they agreed to drop the dairy products, in exchange maybe president trump might drop his demand for the five-year sunset clause on nafta, is that a possibility to deescalate the situation? >> look, i think there's a lot of possibilities here. you know in tpp the canadians gave a lot more on dairy access than they are giving right now under current trade agreements with the u.s. and so i think that possibility is there, and i think that discussion is there to be had. but, you know, when you start putting a gun to someone's head and then you say now let's start negotiating, i think it creates a very, you know, difficult environment to negotiate in a constructive fashion. and that's where we are now. and i actually t

and services, including imported steel and aluminum, as well as items like coffee, yogurt, and maple syrup. prime minister justin trudeau called the air evidences an afront because the u.s. claims it's imposing them for national security. >> canada is a secure supplier of aluminum and steel to the u.s. defense industry, putting aluminum in american planes and steel in american tanks. >> reporter: canada says it will join the european union, taking the matter up at the world trade organization friday. eu, canadian, and mexican leaders say they're open to further talks directly with the u.s. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >> with aluminum prices likely to rise, prices will spike for american beer makers. julie watts looks at the impact on bay area breweries. >>> scooters in front of google buses this morning, calling for an end to what they call textploitation. they say it's being taken over by techies. the protesters with signs saying evict google and sweet tech, not tents. they say gentrification is pushing out long-time residents. they say the scooters are allowed to litter sidewalks

for this but you know i'm not sure what the big problem is with the canadians i mean we get the maple syrup and we get the hockey players and they get the tar sands i tell you what stop sending tar sands to america.

for this but you know i'm not sure what the big problem is with the canadians i mean we get the maple syrup and we get the hockey players and they get the tar sands tell you what stop sending tar sands to america and be happy about that because it's extremely dangerous for people so i think justin trudeau did some sort of special tar sands deal just recently as well but nobody pays attention to them because trump is everything right but that's what everybody's paying attention to but i want to turn to another story that i promised we would cover the last episode i said we were covering this and this is finally. frets about share buybacks quote torrent of corporate training dominating the market and short term financial engineering right after the company tells the market the stock is cheap executives overwhelmingly decide to sell that's the headline and this is from wall street dot com but he's talking about an s. e c study and they find that basically all these companies are doing is announce that they're going to do a share buyback that stuff. soaring and you know what happens the insider

for this but you know i'm not sure what the big problem is with the canadians i mean we get the maple syrup and we get the hockey players and they get the tar sands tell you what stop sending tar sands to america i'll be happy about that because it's extremely dangerous for people so i think justin trudeau did some sort of special tar sands deal just recently as well but nobody pays attention to them because trump is everything right but that's what everybody's paying attention to but i want to turn to another story that i promised we would cover the last episode i said we were covering this and this is finally. frets about share buybacks quote torrent of corporate training dominating the market and short term financial engineering right after the company tells the market the stock is cheap executives overwhelmingly decide to sell that's the headline and this is from wall street dot com but he's talking about an s.t.c. study and they find that basically all these companies are doing is they announce that they're going to do a share buyback that stop. soaring and you know what happens the in

goods including everything from maple syrup to growth. and we will hear from the quÉbec premier on why he is calling the spat with america more guerrilla type warfare. pick the nextl president on sunday with issues like trade and immigration on the top of voters minds. we are seeing u.s. stocks higher today. the last trading day of the week and the quarter. ,ow adding more than 200 points while the s&p 500 is being led higher on sectors and financials as we hear from the big banks promising to return record amounts to shareholders. today, butis falling worth noting it has been gaining in the last two weeks. stocks are being hit earlier by a report that president trump wanted to withdraw from the wto. you can see that the vix has surged in the first half of this year. you can see a big jump from last year. shery: i am -- jon: i'm keeping an eye on currencies and commodities. we are talking about trade tensions with canada and the united states and you would think that maybe the canadian dollar would be having challenges. it has gained mome

it has the a consistency kind of like thick maple syrup.vels the eruption from the volcano, entirely different. reached 47,000 feet in the air. got to think of this as flash flood. filled with rocks, and ash, and just speeds down the mountain at over 50 miles per hour. outrunning suck like this an absolute impossibility. people die when they can't escape it. it is over 1 f degrees. going to burn or destroy everything in its path. now, eventually this turns into a dense mud. and one thing both volcanos have in common. the danger is not done yet. at the volcano if landslides. they can be danger ru. in kilauea, eruptions continue, and could continue for a month if not two months more. >> you are watching the cbs "overnight news." we'll be right back. ♪ cleaning floors with a mop and bucket is a hassle, meaning you probably don't clean as often as you'd like. for a quick and convenient clean, try swiffer wetjet. there's no heavy bucket, or mop to wring out, because loctechnology clean the first time. traps dirt and liquid inside the pad.p,iving

kennedy: never trust the maple syrup swilling freaks. this is something we grapple with.meone upsets your sensibilities, you get so mad you want to get a bunch of friend together and get them fired. that seems like proper retribution. but we can't do that with everybody. so what should we be doing here in the case of roseanne barr and samantha bee who arguably did something even worse. >> you know, i usually agree with you. but i don't agree it has to be one way or the other. roseanne will be whacked. i guess they are going to try -- they are taking her show off cable. it's a great tragedy. albeit, you can't say that. roseanne. i knew she was whacked the moment i heard it. i think samantha bee will keep her show. so when you say it has to be one way other other, it doesn't. keith obermann got hired the day before roseanne got fired. keith obermann called michelle malkin a mashed up bag of meat with lipstick. he just got hired by abc. bob iger is in the presidency business. he wants to move on and i'm sure he wants to be the president. and this is a gesture that will proba

maple syrup. tracee: do not make it a record high in the dow jumped 170 points yesterday.

>> the toronto maple leafs, the most amazing hockey team ever. [ applause ] maple syrup.it's got to be canadian. >> sit. supercanadian. >> look at the name. >> we're only the longest undefended border in the world. >> i flew up there to get these things. >> well played. >> and then you have the beatles album. >> this will be -- first of all, i wore my sergeant pepper out in canada. my parents are from liverpool. that means a lot to me. >> we're glad we could give you those things, man. >> thank you so much. >> take them back to canada with you. >> available to you. for the low price of $4.99, which camera am i in? there i am. there i am. i'm an extrovert in the morning. >> mike, as tommy, can you do me a favor, can you read this right here? >> get us to break. >> get us to break. >> season 2 of "the gong show" premiers tomorrow at 7:00 central. right here on abc. >> make sure you check it out. mike myers, everybody. >>> coming up, josh brolin is here, talking about his new movie, his famous family, and the new baby on the way. there's the man. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>

or dislike maple syrup, stop. we have huge issues going on in america. i don't have time for this. i do if it gets really nasty. this is "coast to coast". the likelihood that the overnight bank rate as federal funds will inch up to the 2% level that is coming from near zero. even though the overnight rate is very low. it is coming off zero. a lot of people got used to zero, that is a big adjustment. a lot of people my age who can remember interest rates and mortgages were fetching 13 1/2%. we thought we were getting a bargain, this seems like a party. again all your age and pective. re that. also following the fed announcement after that. whether it could telegraph more rate hikes to come. all of this comes at a time when the president, say what you will about the nastiness and insults back and forth with our canadian allies. his approval rating is continuing to i've up. at this point he is above where barack obama was at this stage of his presidency. also ronald reagan. this is "real clear politics" average. a lo

escape plan. ( laughter ) but the biggest hit of all is that canada will harshly tax imports of maple syrup. that's right. that's right. canada's going after trump's favorite food: topping. but the thing that really has canada's toques in a tangle is that, in order to justify the tariffs, donald trump had to essentially declare that canada is a security threat to the united states. oh, no. it makes sense. no, no, it makes sense. have you ever gotten one of their quarters while doing laundry? that's a war crime. ( laughter ) but trump's declaration didn't sit well with trudeau. turns out, in a recently revealed phone call that happened last month, trudeau pressed trump on how he could justify the tariffs as a national security issue, and trump responded, "didn't you guys burn down the white house?" ( laughter ) adding, "and if you did, tell me how you did it, because when mueller closes in, i'm torching this dump." now, trump was probably referring to the war of 1812, when, in actuality, britishhe wi house. still, that is shockingly almost accurate. ( laughter ) since when-- when does donald

they were targeting certain districts important to president trump, is that true for metals and maple syrupnd chocolate? >> all of the products come from the donald trump country, economists have done breakdown to see how europe, china, canada are targeting trump's political base, where his voters come from to see if there is a way to put pressure through midterm election house and senate races out of the counties and districts to see if there is a way to push voters to call their congressman and request for trade tariffs for the trade dispute or war, for the tensions to be cool down. with the white house, it depends on whose star is rising or falling, steven mnuchin has a more market friendly and measured approach approved by the white house in terms of how it looks at trade. david: we want to bring in our colleague reporting from auto what. -- ottawa, canada. this is a popular move from the canadian perspective? >> very popular, every once -- everyone wants justin trudeau to fight back. trump is not popular in canada. escalates, thet canadian the connie could take a hit -- the canadian ec

i think they're looking to get people working, spending, buying more maple syrup >> killington has someopes >> where do the income taxes get paid >> that's the question >>> a texas 14-year-old taking the top prize at the spelling bee. the winning word is koinonia can you spell that >> here is the champ spelling i it >> koinonia. k-o-i-n-o-n-i-a. >> that is correct >> wow this yourear's winner takes hom $40,000 in cash. >> every year it's an indian the indians love spelling bees my parents put me in them and i wasn't good. >> i still note word i missed. what was it? >> it's embarrassing, it seems like an easy word, but bookkeeper two ks i still hold a grudge over that one. >> thanks. >>> still to come on "worldwide exchange," your mystery chart is revealed the stock had the best day ever yesterday since going public in 2010 tweet us your guesses, we'll bring you the answer when the show returns >>> as we head out, a look at may's best performing sectors in the s&p 500. stick around "worlddexcng wl wi ehae"ilbe right back ♪ tired of wrestling with seemingly impossible cleaning tasks? usin

products made from steel, iron, aluminium, items many americans have at home, yogurt, chocolate, maple syrup, coffee, whiskeys, playing cards, toilet paper, ballpoint pens. >> i don't want to hurt american workers. they are our neighbors. they are our friends. my job is to stand up for canadian workers. >> the prime minister trudeau says he does not want to impose the tariffs but claims he has no choice. >> the administration's choice to impose illegal and unacceptable tariffs illegitimate and unacceptable tariffs to canadian steelworkers and autoworkers, must be met with an equivalent response. >> that news conference enraged the president and his administration. they say canada has wronged the u.s. on trade for years, that the u.s.'s steel and aluminium tariffs on canada, mexico and the european union are a national security necessity. president trump says the u.s. is now looking at adding more tariffs, this time on automobile imports. >> there's a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with president donald trump and then tries to stab him in the

canada's threat to reciprocate a new year's import tariffs could even extend to something as benign as maple syrup. it's the latest example of entrenchment between the u.s. and some of its top trading partners. correspondent kevin corke has more tonight from the white house.>> tse tariffs,hey e purely defensive in nature. they are designed basically to bring these industries back to life and guess what. from day one, those tariffs were announced, they are working. >> working, say officials, to restore commerce and enhance u.s. national security. the president's twitter feed has assailed the uess tariffs, adddefiantly by the time i finished trade talks, that will change. massive trade deficit is longer. the united states has t largest trade deficit. it's been that way since 1975. within an $811.02 gap in 2017 alone. nearly half of that, three and are 25 billion thanks to china. from the united kingdom to beijing, from ottawa to mexico city, the talk on tariffs and sparking fears that the global trade war is imminent. today british per mr. theresa may told president trump in a phone call that u.s. t

nothing short of canada trying to raise its high protectionist barriers even higher on things like maple syrupther goods. chris: mr. navarro i do have to prez this, you used strong words, stab in the back, place in hell, that came from air force, are those the views, are those the words of the president? >> those are my words but they are the sentiment that was on air force one after that -- look, chris, this was -- this was just wrong what trudeau was doing. the canadians are bundling our trade relationships and it's due to leadership. take nafta, for example, we have a deal, we would have a great deal with nafta by now if canadians would spend more time at bargaining table and less time lobbying capitol hill and press and state governments here. chris: all right. >> they are simply not playing pair, dishonest, weak. chris: well, i want to pick up on this, though, mr. navarro because it isn't just canada, germany's chancellor angela merkel released a photo of the summit and there was no comment on it but it certainly looked like it was president trump against the other members of the g6, amer

it's nothing short of canada trying to raise its protection barriers even higher on things like maple syrupher goods. >> chris: a lot to talk to about, but i do have to press the spirit you used some very strong words. stab in the back, a special place in place in hell. you said that came from air force one. >> peter: they are my words but they are the sentiment that was on air force one after that. this was just wrong, what true trudeau is doing. the canadians are totally bungling our trade relationship relationships. take nafta for example. we have a deal. we have a great deal with nafta by now if the canadians would spend more time at the bargaining table and less time lobbying capitol hill and our press and state governments her here. they just simply are not playing fair. dishonest, weak. >> chris: i want to pick up on this because it isn't just canada. germany's chancellor angela merkel released a photo of the summit and there was no comment on it but it certainly looks like it was president trump against the other members of the g6, america's closest allies, and i want to pick up on

and if you like beer and cheddar cheese, ben & jerry's, the ski slopes, fresh maple syrup from your kitchenbe for you. there are also 18 reasons you may not want to go as in minus 18 degrees fahrenheit during winter. tune in to "state of the union" this sunday where the guest is kevin mccarthy, house majority leader. that's at 9:00 a.m. sunday eastern time. i turn you over the wolf blitzer. he is in "the situation room." >>> happening now, breaking news. the summit is on. after meeting in the oval office with a top aide to kim jong-un, president trump says his summit with the north korean dictator will take place as originally planned this month in singapore. mr. popularity. north korea's ruthless dictator is known more for killing his foes than sitting down with them. why are world leaders suddenly charmed by his charm offensive? >>> record employment. red-hot hiring brings the jobless rate down to 3.8%, matching a 50-year

the dollar for dollar ottawa is preparing the jews on the west matters whiskey washing machines maple syrup and other goods. and some breaking news now in the past few minutes general motors has released a statement they say they may have to cut jobs in the united states due to the car import tariffs under consideration by the white house as a blow to donald trump's proposals which are intended to boost american jobs by restricting foreign firms access to the u.s. market g.m. warns a proposed levies would lead to a smaller g.m. and reduced presence at home and abroad and staying in similar territory now u.s. treasury secretary steve moore new chin says his country is not to going to leave the world trade organization the comment is response to media reports that donald trump is planning to withdraw from the global trading body image and says the united states has concerns about the institution and considers aspects of it unfair but that it would be an exaggeration to say the u.s. intends to pull out trump is described the w.t. zero as a disaster. and to another blow to deutsche bank's confi

we don't really want to fight with canada cheryl maple syrup fans across the country are very nervoust let me ask you about -- i want to go back to china here for a second. they've used the national security angle, the administration has for all of the space to kind of use -- this is an old law that's been on the books for decades. use that and say, well, this is about national security. is it? >> well, to some extent, it is in the event there were a war, god forbid, we would run out of good strong manufacturing capacities of every kind of technology and every kind of metal. so it is to some extent a national security issue. but we don't have to get that far. we don't have to go such a grim road. and certainly what we can do is take incredibly smart people like mr. mnuchin and incredibly smart people surrounding mr. trump, and we can talk to the chinese without yelling and screaming. i don't think they're yelling and screaming at us. we don't need to yell and scream at them. cheryl: i agree with you. and mnuchin has been over there. wilbur ross has been over there. mike pompeo has bee

the fact is, americans don't realize -- >> or maple syrup. >> -- the degree to which we are interdependent and have this core relationship with canada. this is a more serious fight than donald trump may be aware. >> not only that, the president threatened to place tariffs on autos coming in from canada. they have no auto manufacturers at all. the companies in canada are general motors, ford, honda, and toyota. he'd be putting tariffs on gm and ford if he went that far in this war. we talked about this yesterday with alex. this is, on the trade front, this administration is guilty of a staggering degree of incompetence. they reject knowledge, experience, and expertise in this area. >> i would understand if you told me the president doesn't know about economics. one of his advisers, ivanka trump, may not have the expertise. larry kudlow has the expertise. >> free trader, as well. >> while there are products, you can say, what are they saying about dairy exports? that's 0.1% of trade total. >> yes. $67 million. and we have a dairy surplus, by the way. >> larry kudlow knows better. what do you

products made from steel, iron, aluminium, items many americans have at home, yogurt, chocolate, maple syrup whiskeys, playing cards, toilet paper, ballpoint pens. >> i don't want to hurt american workers. they are our neighbors. they are our friends. my job is to stand up for canadian workers. >> the prime minister trudeau says he does not want to impose the tariffs but claims he has no choice. >> the administration's choice to impose illegal and unacceptable tariffs illegitimate and unacceptable tariffs to canadian steelworkers and autoworkers, must be met with an equivalent response. >> that news conference enraged the president and his administration. they say canada has wronged the u.s. on trade for years, that the u.s.'s steel and aluminium tariffs on canada, mexico and the european union are a national security necessity. president trump says the u.s. is now looking at adding more tariffs, this time on automobile imports. >> there's a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with president donald trump and then tries to stab him in the back on t

as well as toast with jam and butter, scones, pancakes with real vermont maple syrup, coffee -- or jitteryone calls it. and of course, freshly squeezed o.j. just make sure mom doesn't brush her teeth right before drinking it. [ laughter ] but just as no single gift or dish can truly express the gratitude and warmth that we feel towards the women who raised, taught, nurtured and cared for us, we must also ask ourselves if any single holiday is really enough to honor these great people who have made it us who we are. be they our biological mothers, our biological grandmothers, our biological sisters, ants, aunts, teachers, aunts, friends, aunts, oonts, neighbors, babysitters, or even -- dare i posit -- mother earth herself. of course, also known as -- >> mother? >> gaia. [ laughter ] gaia, the ancestral mother of all life, which itself then leads me to the real question i'd like to ask. how are you? [ laughter ] >> um, good. >> awesome, great. thank you. back to you, jimmy. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you so much, arthur! man, he's a funny dude. stick around, we'll be right back

>> and maple syrup. >> is molson beer canadian?molson is canadian. >> i think it is. >> we're looking at peter. >> so i guess what is so surprising is you have justin trudeau's very measured remarks. >> even by canadian standards. >> even by canadian standards, polite by canadian standards and then you have navarro and, my god other administration officials coming out, kudlow coming out and -- stabbed in the back? a special place in hell? there was nothing in those comments so what is it about trudeau? we've been trying to figure this out. what is it about trudeau that turns donald trump into the largest snowflake to ever fall. >> this is the melting canadian snow? >> to the ground of an -- i'm serious. if donald trump was offended by that then he redefines the term "snowflake." >> remember two things. some of this is not that hard. obama very close to justin trudeau. justin trudeau, global progressive icon. not that hard to understand why there would be struck dhutural resentment on the part of donald trump. number two, this is a

it's got a consistency of like thick maple syrup. it only moves half a mile per hour. eruption in volcan de fuego entirely different, it reached 47,000 feet in the air. you got to think of this as a flash flood filled with rocks and ash and just speeds down the mountain at 50 miles an hour. outrunning something like this is an impossibility. people die when they escape it at 1,000 degrees. it's going to burn or destroy everything in its path. eventually this turns into dense mud. one thing that they both have in common, the danger is not done yet. in volcan de fuego if it rains it going to cause landslides. scientists think they could continue for another month if not two months more. john? >> i feel like i went to my favorite science class. >> great explanation. >>> former president clinton is mad at himself for the way he answered questions about monica lewinsky. ahead, how he tried to clear up >>> a new jersey woman is opening up for the first time on tv about her violent beach arrest that was caught on video. >> ahead, what she says really happened. >> you're watch

playing cards, sailing boats, sleeping bags, beer kegs, coffee, pizza and quiche, chocolate, and maple syrupdennis in texas, good morning. good morning. i am definitely a supporter of trump and a supporter -- i do not support terrorists, i support using them to get fair trade deals -- i do not support tariffs, i support using them to get fair trade deals. blank sheet ofa paper and write a zero and say what will we charge for this? china charges 25% for cars. toy say they will lower it 15, we charge 2.5%. it is across the board in all areas. it is not fair. the economists are saying the trade deficit is not the problem. that does not indicate a problem. i would typically agree with that as long as the deficit is caused with fair trade. but when unfair trading agreements are in place that we are having to compete with, the money we are losing in terms of deficits of that, that can't be good for the economy. it is just not possible. for example, it says the 25% tariff on cars will giving us this scenario -- our car costs will go up. cars will be brocken -- brought in will go up, but the cars th

nothing short of canada trying to raise its high protectionist barriers even higher on things like maple syrup and other goods. >> i have a lot to talk to you about, but i do have to press this. you use there he strong words. you said that gave from air force one. are those the words of the president? >> my words, but they are the sentiment that was on air force one. this was just wrong what trudeau was doing. the canadians are totally bungling our trade relationships and it is due to their leadership. take nafta, we would have a great deal with nafta by now if the canadians would spend more time at the bargaining table and less time lobbying capitol hill and our price and state governments here. peter navarro, u.s. trader presented is on fox yesterday. that was followed up by a tweet from president trump, sorry, he said, we cannot let our friends or enemies take advantage of us on trade anymore. we must put the american worker first. all of this led to this snubs leavesmp closest allies in turmoil. you can to the picture there with the aids and the president sitting down. the forerunner of th