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did agree to a delay, terror threats for mexico are not over. -- tariff threats for mexico are not over. take a listen. >> in terms of trade, my proposal was the same one. why don't mexico's secretary of economy and the u.s. secretary of commerce work together so we can also get results and learn about these issues? then he agreed and at the end asked me how much time i wanted to put on pause. i said, well, let's put it on pause forever. he asked how long. i said let's put it on pause for a month. i am sure that in that month, we will be able to have results. good results for his people and good results for mexico. scarlet: for more on this developing story, let's go to carolina milan, bloomberg's bureau chief in mexico city. what do we know about what mexico has conceded in getting this one-month delay? what is mexico going to do to convince donald trump that it was worth delaying the tariffs by one month? >> yes, scarlet, so this has been a really interesting day in mexico city because when we were preparing for the press conference you just showed a clip of where plans -- where the p

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it's a. >> manufacturing plant in mexico.and we ship anywhere. >> between a half million and a million. >> patches. >> labels and emblems. >> every. >> day from. >> mexico into. >> the states and. >> into canada. >> so from our. >> standpoint. >> a lot of it's uncertainty. >> we're not sure. >> how to plan. >> we're not really sure. >> what to do moving forward. >> so what. >> we've done is pull back. so when we see this. >> kind of. >> uncertainty, we take all our plans. we basically shelve. them and we stop. all our capex and we stop anything we can do that is. not immediate spending in order to keep the business. properly running. >> and so. >> how long can that be sustained? and number two, you know, you live through some of this in the first trump administration when he was threatening specifically with mexico, where you. have a plant, 25% taxes, if mexico didn't do things. that the president decided to mexico at the time to do. so, how, you know, the past. >> is. >> helpful towards the future. how do you how do you take

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this is still hanging over mexico. i think the relief is but it's not immune and it's not starting today which was initially the applied and i guess the president sound by and had same will be hoping that a lot can happen over the month. but what they've also been saying through this is listen, we're already taking action in terms of fence and know she's been highlighting the amount of fence. and now for example, the record seizure that happened in december noodles that have been pushed free mexican congress to mean that ingredients and production of the drug itself can also be cooked in mexico. a lot of the ingredients for it coming pre cost is they cool. come in for china and it's then mixed up here in mexico by taught thousands smuggling over the buddhist vit. trying to get to grips with that. oh, so another big thing obviously is migration. and she's already pointed towards what mexico has been doing. we've seen it. well, mexico does actually is when people get over the boat in here from guatemala, then they little

mexico no quiere confrontacion.e la colaboracion.>> entre paises vecinos. >> mexico no solo no quiere que el fentanilo llegue a estados unidos, sino que no queremos que llegue a ninguna parte. aseguro que estados unidos debe hacerse cargo de la epidemia de opioides y pidio trabajar en forma integral. por su parte, el primer ministro de canada le envio un mensaje al pueblo estadounidense. >> to americans our closest friends and neighbors. this is a choice that. yes. will harm canadians, but beyond that it will have real consequences for you. the american people. >> mientras china advirtio en un comunicado que en respuesta a esta accion indebida presentara una demanda ante la organizacion mundial del comercio y tomara las contramedidas necesarias para salvaguardar firmemente sus derechos e intereses. las reacciones tambien se hacen escuchar en el congreso. .>> lowering. >> le digo al presidente trump que detenga estos aranceles. usted hizo campana para bajar los precios, le recordo el senador chuck schumer. los arance

i think we want more from mexico by the way.oing to remain in mexico and going for other policies and going for them. it's a marco state. going for them snout smart enough to know where this and that is. 10,000 troops not enough and it's a good start. we'll use our troops, will we not, miranda? before this tram said watching him and reading the notes of the executive order and fact sheet and there's a trade deficit with them and, yes, of course the border is so paramount -- of paramount importance but i think the killing of people, hundreds of thousands of people by these fentanyl drugs, amphetamines, cocaine, you name it. it's affected trump enormously. >> affected the entire country and there was a headline today saying that trump created hostility towards migrants in america and opposite is the truth. joe biden creating that hostility and what donald trump is doing by securing the border and it's taking a lot, i mean, there's a suite of measures putting into place to make those numbers go to zero. it's so important for americ

mexico. it's about $1500000.00 every minute crossing the us mexico border. this is why it's a strange policy to say that they're going to impose terrace on to mexico because as your country, your colleagues said, ultimately these the products, the code to and fro in the bold, the manufacturing mexico for example, the impulse, mostly cop pots. and i say in the inverse of comments, because those cop hudson go to the west, there's added value, they come back to mexico, the added value for cheap, which make us cause more competitive overall. and you're talking about call pause. but my understanding also is that mexico is the largest supplier of, for example, fruit and vegetables to the us agricultural goods such as of a call those and every day grocery. awesome. so it's not just, i mean, so what areas are likely to be affected by this if this has implemented? so mr. trump has said that he specifically go into target strategic areas like chips still on top of we don't know exactly what's gonna hap

it's vital for mexico. uh, but uh, types of 25 percent don't happen across these goods about 80 percent of mexico, a exports to go towards the united states. 3 quarters of the vegetables in the united states come from mexico about a 3rd of its fruit. so you can see from that, how important is from mexico funds for met square manufacturers, but also for american consumers. perhaps the bits doesn't end in a trade well, but definitely the relief was palpable in this country with if just a bit of briefing space before any tires come in and data and what all the concessions may have been made to get to this point to me will there have been other issues behind the scenes? that is what you would assume, wouldn't it that it wouldn't just babies. 10000 members of the national guard heading to the border, i did actually, uh, oscar will connect to the economist off the woods. but she said the actually might just be at the present enough. that's been enough to hold this box. you have to put this into the, i guess the p

canada — mexico and this will be great. canada is _ mexico and this will be great.treated well by canada and not treated well'bycanada and has not treated weltbycenede and has to not treated welt'bycanada and has to be treated well. ca nada—hae—td—be treated well. with 25% canada will respond with 25% tariffs — we'll be live in mexico city. but so far no escape for canada. of the ceasefire agreement. and live from big bear valley, a very warm welcome to the programme. between the two countries. similar tariffs for canada and a 10% tariff on china. just before the decision was announced, mexican in the last hour, donald trump has been giving his response. and have agreed to put in soldiers permanently, 10,000 soldiers permanently, forever, 10,000 soldiers -7 their side 7 ' atheiriside: rithe” 7 7 7 7the7ir7side7 7&5; 50.3; 7 7 7the7ir7side7 ”a; ma... at their side of the border and stop fentanyl and illegal from coming our aliens from coming into our country, they have a big incentive to do. other than that we have agreed to talk and various ”fl things. consider vario

it's a 25% on mexico.s going to be the much bigger problem given the imports of about 400,000 barrels and another 200,000 will be very hard for them to replace and it's a high-end tariff as well. lisa: exporting more to asia, how easy is it for canada and mexico to shift its export lines to direct more of it to china rather than the united states? amrita: it would have been a lot harder with tmx it gives them more functionality. these tariffs have essentially handed a boom to asian responders -- refiners. one of them is using product exports when it is also boosting european refining margins. given that it is meant to be america first. i'm not sure that was the intended consequence, that is how it will play out. lisa: how long before the united states could produce crude that would be good before refining and the energy that donald trump was talking about? amrita: they can't. the reserves are light shale. it's a geology problem. every refiner on the gulf coast and a lot of them in the midwest are complex r

, just in case you authorities having mexico city. so it allows this incredible country of a 130000000 people is renowned for its culture, food and easy, but it's almost as well known for its ongoing bundles with drug cartels. 430000 people have been killed since this started this drug war. nearly 2 decades ago, this round about in the center of mexico city is dedicated to some of the estimated 60000 people who bring disappeared. awesome, with a collusion of law enforcement. in 24, it's a new of 43 students who disagree. it's chinese on they say no, it just says now i can't ability. it's a huge scandal. yeah. and remarkably, it is actually a real deep connection to res riley, spyware. tomato, a band, yes. has been a regular with these protesting cabinets for the last 10 years. they say, okay, so i'll just do this, install on the collector. those as well that we need a guarantee going up. we're basically, i'm gonna send those 2 to see when that happened to him, so not so you will not be willing to check in those into india and on the,

, but particularly regarding mexico and the idea of mexico brought this on itself as well in many ways the problem, the v shaped by government is facing with the pro is that it's the failings, mistakes, weaknesses of the previous mexican government. under his motive sort of law and present chain bounce, political mentor on a host of friends, whether it's organized crime, whether it's on of the reforms to the judiciary, which basically means the judiciary is now being captured by the mexican executive in the country. all these policies are both and up these products of vulnerability and pressure. i'm coming from washington in many ways of the looks of the policy of historical, of hogs, not bullets, which was a way of saying that he was going to confront organized crime became a defective box. now, god, that is sort of, if you don't bother us, we won't part with you. and that's coming home to roost now, because in many ways, those folks, not bullets, became hucks for thoughts. and that is what you've seen along with the threat. so punitive terrorist and the, the magic linkage between tho

we will be live in mexico city. no escape for canada. 25 percent tariffs imposed from midnight tonight. also on the program. will the piece hold in gaza? the israeli prime minister is in washington for talks on phase two of the cease-fire agreement. and live from big bear valley, bald eagles sitting on a clutch of newly laid eggs. very warm welcome to the program. president trump says the 25% tariff he threatened to impose on mexico to and it will be postponed for a month while negotiations continue between the two countries. the taxes were to do come due at midnight along with similar tariffs for canada and 10% on china. just before the decision was announced, the mexican president claudia sheinbaum set out a wide range of retaliatory tariffs on u.s. imports. in the last hour, donald trump has been giving his response. pres. trump: and they agreed to put in 10,000 soldiers permanently, like forever, 10,000 soldiers on their side of the border to stop fentanyl and illegal aliens from coming into our country. they ha

mexico's exports to the u.s.ccount for nearly 27% of the country's gdp and both countries along with china say they are planning to retaliate. canadian prime minister justin n trudeau announcing a 25% tariff on roughly $107 billion worth of goods going to the u.s., that's ranging from cosmetics and beverages, lumber and plastics. some provinces are taking their own immediate action. ontario is removing american alcohol from its shelves already. here's what trudeau posted to x, he says this, quote, now is the time to choose products made right here in canada, check the labels, let's do our part wherever we can, choose canada. meanwhile, mexican president shinebaum set to announce tariffs today. officials from mexico and canada have reportedly been in touch over the weekend as president trump plans to talk with both of those countries today. counter measures from these countries are coming despite president trump's promise to increase the tariffs if retaliatory action was taken against american goods. seems like an

how long did it take for mexico. actually, good for pierre i'll pronounces it wrong. polly ever, whatever, the opposition leader. they have an election in october. all of this, hurts trudeau, i think that canadian people have suffered enough. larry: 10,000 for canada and 10,000 are in mexico in a day a work. >> he put it together with pa panama and marco rubio has easiest. larry: was he correct about that. >> i life there was a report our naval ships will no longer have fees pull out of belton road as soon as they can, chinese influence operation and review the hong kong running company. i think we want more from mexico by the way, i think key thing is restoring, remain in mexico and another several other policies not just getting manpower on border that does help. pat: jim: it is a narco-state, i don't know, a narcostate. okay for whatever reason, i'm not smart enough to know the background. but 10,000 troops is not enough but ad if start we'll use your troops, before this is -- trump you know, watching him, and rea

mÉxico por la amenaz relacionada relacionada.bierno de mÉxico. >> rechazamos categÓricamente la calumnia que hace la casa blanca el gobierno de mÉxico de tener alianzas con organizaciones criminales, asÍ como cualquier intenciÓn injerencia estÁ en nuestro territorio. la soberanÍa no se negocia. reportera: en la cÁmara de diputados de mÉxico el partido gobernante, morena y el partido verde tomaron su tribuna. >> repudiamos, rechazamos cualquier ofensa, cualquier insulto al gobierno legÍtimo de la presidenta claudia sheinbaum pardo. [aplausos] no estÁ sola. reportera: la oposiciÓn mexicana acusÓ que la medida arancelaria tiene argumentos. >> como cuando sembraron abrazos y no balazos a los criminales, hoy lo estÁn cosechando con los aranceles que estÁ poniendo por su culpa, por su responsabilidad. adriana: este domingo la presidenta claudia sheinbaum recibiÓ a integrantes de su gabinete, se estÁ en espera de conocer el contenido del plan b que incluirÁ medidas arancelarias y no arancelarias. fÉlix: tambiÉn se mantiene la tensiÓn di

because of the free trade agreement that we signed with mexico. mexico's really abusing it.the same issues. canada needs to close its door the imports that come in that are then being shipped into the usa so we need to wake up as well. as you know, i've got a plant in canada. i've got over 20 plants in the u.s. we suffer tremendously at the hand of the imports that are illegally brought in and guised as made in other countries who have status with the u.s. and it's affected us. it's affected our employment and our investment. maria: how? how? >> we closed plants in california and long beach. we're about to close a plant in chicago, another 200 people. i made investments in other areas, trying to combat this and we're still going strong. but it's kind of custer's last stand. we have to attack a lot more than china. we have to attack where china uses its proxies. look what happened at the panama canal. you could see how china infiltrates everywhere in the most back-handed way and abuses these relationships that we have with good intention with these countries and infiltrates a

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llevaba a una paciente a mÉxico.s de tres millas del aeropuerto de filadelfia parece un campo de batalla. adelante, javier. te escuchamos. >> gracias, johanna. buenas justamente a unos pies de donde ocurriÓ este derrumbe. este choque de ese aviÓn. hace unos minutos, la junta nacional de seguridad en el transporte, que estÁ encabezando las investigaciones dio a conocer que estÁn etiquetando. estÁn clasificando este suceso como un accidente. pero dicen que podrÍa pasar tiempo antes de que sepamos quÉ fue lo que ocurriÓ exactamente. porque una pieza clave, la de la caja negra en la cabina de pilotos, ellos creen, podrÍa estar completamente fragmentada. y esa es la bÚsqueda que se estÁ llevando a cabo aquÍ por partee drones, helicÓpteros y agentes federales. agentes locales. una escena muy activa. con la luz del dÍa. la mÁs reciente tragedia aÉrea muestra sus dimensiones con huellas profundas en este vecindario. al noreste de filadelfia, tras el despme trÁgico el viernes por la noche de un aviÓn learjet 55 que operaba co

most of mexico's avocados find a home in the u.s.. 47 percent of fruits and vegetables come from mexico and canada. beer and tequila is a big one. you will see companies impacted at the open. and car parts is a big piece of it. carmakers like to assemble their cars in mexico and canada. they have that proximity to detroit and the rust belt. lumber and steel. these are things that will hit american pocketbooks. >> what about the impact on the u.s. economy? what is the assessment in terms of the economic impact? >> one of the immediate questions was that this could increase, some calling for a recession, for the u.s. it will show up in the form of inflation. you're talking about a $930 drop in household incomes as soon year, within the next 12 months with inflation potentially up to 3% so when we are talking about pricing in an uptick in inflation these are the things we are watching. energy prices and food prices will be part of that core bucket. even u.s. gdp by 2029 a hit of $55 billion. and remember on the campaign trail he made a promise that these tariffs will help offset some of th

tijuana, mÉxico. pero quÉ son estas ambulancias aÉreas?cias aÉreas cada aÑo sobre esta tragedia en filadelfia. poco a poco van saliendo las identidades de las vÍctimas. issa osorio se encuentra en la ciudad de donde eran dos de las vÍctimas. adelante, johana. >> buenas noches. yo me encuentro en ensenada, baja california. el municipio del que eran originarias valentina guzmÁn y su madre, lizeth murillo, dos de las vÍctimas que murieron al caer la ambulancia aÉrea en filadelfia. valentina guzmÁn era la paciente de solo 12 aÑos que viajaba a bordo del aviÓn. ambulancia que se cayÓ. platicamos con un amigo de la familia, quien nos comentÓ que valentina habÍa viajado a estados unidos en agosto del aÑo pasado para recibir tratamiento mÉdico. dijo que valentina estaba lista para volver a su natal ensenada y rehacer su vida al lado de su madre. lamentablemente ocurriÓ esta terrible tragedia. >> su mamÁ fue una una guerrera que peleÓ por la vida de su hija, que peleÓ por la salud de su hija, que luchÓ dÍa a dÍa en una circunstancia complicada. y l

estamos trabajando junto con el gobierno de méxico y el consulado de méxico aquí en denver para poderr la asociación de zoológicos y acuarios, al igual que otras agencias que además de la restauración ecológica, buscan generar empleo sostenible en las comunidades cercanas a los santuarios en méxico. entre estas agencias se encuentran el consulado general de méxico en denver, la agencia mexicana de cooperación internacional para el desarrollo, la secretaría de medio ambiente y recursos naturales y la comisión nacional de Áreas naturales protegidas. trabajamos con las comunidades locales alrededor de los santuarios para crear trabajos sostenibles en la reforestación que nos ayuden, así también a apoyar a las comunidades que trabajan con la mariposa monarca. ojalá lo puedan lograr en los deportes. las chivas no pudieron sacar el resultado en pudieron sacar el resultado en casa. lo más ioremptant si te gusta tener opciones, mi all day big deal meal por 6 dólares te va a encantar. elige entre 4 deliciosos platos principales y 5 acompañamientos, con una bebida. y nadie más incluye comida de

targeted canada and mexico. canada is a member of nato. you know to really to bully them to extract concessions is not the way to go about things. what he thought was nothing. the concessions that mexico and canada, those are things they already pledged to do were already doing. mexico already has 15,000 troops on the border to try to stem immigration flows. and canada, which trump seems very concerned about the fient nil issue -- fentanyl issue and step up its enforcement, most of the country fentanyl comes through not through canada or southern border. 90% comes from packages that come into this country under the standard, the ports of entry. and so to threaten our allies and bleed them and get concessions that weren't concessions means he has accomplished nothing which fully underscores that it is they at try call and wants to seem like he is doing something grand and spooking the market and business owners will tell you the most things they need is certainty. this trade policy is not going very well. >> and he was scared of the market

new mexico, which is new mexico, a huge part of arizona as well, a gigantic territory. and he was the us marshal and sheriff. so he's has a big responsibility. he basically becomes a confederate official and gets when the confederates get run out of new mexico, short order, he's got to flee with them. of course, roy's already gone. he's absconded with the money that was in the safe and a horse and a saddle. so they a big falling out. so there there are differences opinion really influence there what happened to their personal relationship in their lives but they were arguing over pretty big things slavery was a really big issue with them and sam later in life telling people in new mexico biographer about that falling out and about that theft and how they left things, new mexico and how it took pretty much to the end of their lives, even that up. so i how can you beat that you know the brotherly you know, betrayal and and you know, reconciliation it's it's again, it's just history giving you giving you lots of gifts i don't want to leave this talk with that talk without

so we've heard from john that the steps that mexico is taken. is it clear to us kimberly walked for the steps. donald trump is asking for an order for this temporary polls to become a final end to this potential power for to yes, in fact the us president lang it out in a post to put on his social media platform truth social in the next month. what he says is going to happen is that he will hold for the next 30 days, so that his secretary of state marco rubio, his treasury secretary, scott bass and as secretary of commerce, powered light neg, and high level trade representatives from mexico can negotiate. in fact, the u. s. president said he will also take part along with the mexican president. and what will happen is he wants to negotiate new deals in order to try and make sure that the united states no longer has what he believes is a one sided relationship. what he believes right now is going on is that the united states is not getting a fair deal. in other words, the us right now imports more then it exports. and what he wants to see is more

look what he did with mexico, all of there mexico, all of a sudden there are - folks— mexico, all ofpeople might say that was already— help. people might say that was already the works, but it already in the works, but it was — already in the works, but it was not _ already in the works, but it was not in _ already in the works, but it was not in the works, it is in the — was not in the works, it is in the - now. _ was not in the works, it is in the now, and if 30 days is not in the works, it will it is not in the works, it will io it is not in the works, it will go llack— it is not in the works, it will go back 25% he's go back to 25% tariffs, he's looking _ go back to 25% tariffs, he's looking for fair trade and makes _ looking for fair trade and makes bones about it. i've makes no bones about it. i've said _ makes no bones about it. i've said you — makes no bones about it. i've said you before on show, said you before onmulshm _w_ said you before onmulshm said you before onyoustm said you before on your show, trump is not a —: = -: he isa he is a businessman - him, and he is going

it's live not from mexico city central. when it comes to tires on mexican, it seems that to a one phone call smooth things over, at least for now. a yeah, i think you were mentioning earlier that was an 11th our phone code in this case, and i am a phone call that came just before the president's daily press conference every day . a president, probably a shame bound speech to the media and by extension the nation. so when she find me will tend to the, the end of it to go to bit of a round of applause and she was, and she was able to look quite from some because any sort of terrorist. so mexico think alan, that was talking about kinda talking about china met scary so much more vulnerable than those economies, about 80 percent of a textbook go to the united states. are we talking about trade depositions? quite substantially, mexico's case. so it really didn't, won't these tires? and just having, remember that it hasn't been stopped, but it's has been suspended for a month. i think for probably a shame that was seen as a real b

represent 18% of canada's gdp and mexico's exports to the u.s. are more than 25% of mexico's gdp you could say they need us more than we need them. take a look at this woman think about the product that should be impacted with rising prices everyday products from tariffs can be passed on to consumers a 10% oil terrifying canadian energy would increase the price of a barrel by roughly $6 car prices to those could rise by $3000 according to td economics. when we look at things coming from mexico imported trucks, computers, electronics those could rise as well as cell phones, toys and clothing that is all coming from china. when we think about clothing i want to talk about one thing that trump stairs are doing their closing the de minimis loophole that has been a lot on the books for decades that allows products imported from foreign countries directly to american consumers to pass without any terror whatsoever if there less than $800 the concern that allowed the proliferation of cheap clothing like temu and shein some are applauding the simple beca

as far as they're in mexico city. julia, thank you. and so i head off to the break and at least 54 people had been killed. this, the guns capital come to shunning by the permanent tree rapid simple forces. the trumps agenda includes everything from tax cuts to immigration, but how much is real and how much is bluster is it runs footprint across the middle . the shrinking, the trump administration is weighing options to end the rest of your brain more. but what does it mean for your a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line, they've been waiting all night to the beach to come. it's a name migrants they've given to not one, but a network of cargo trains that hit through mexico up to the us border. there were free really no way to try and avoid mexican migration. despite the changes these people want to take it north. as soon as possible, the train she stopped the 5th floor. word came up for but they would expect back. so the next on the tracks trying to get up in the carriage is a table. people have up ahead move challenges to noi

you don't have that issue that the president trump has with canada and mexico. so there's just not a lot of challenges or headwinds. and as i mentioned earlier in the segment, there's these trade sir, plus between the united kingdom and the united states is relatively flat. so those are all good, you know, good issues or, or, you know, had, you know, tell wins for the united kingdom right now. thank you very much, greg. and thanks to all of all guess today. dimitri cross, they've been sky greg spence and i'm gavin fidel for context. and that'll says about trump's tyrants. you'll find much more on our website. i'll just say we're don't. com. what would you like us to discuss next time on the program? we welcome your comments and suggestions. use our facebook page. that's facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story on x. look for us at ha, inside story for me, james phase in the production team here in del hall, please stay safe bye for now. the the youngest country in the world child sedan economy is mostly dominated by what go in for my sector is also the poo

-mexico security. she cofounded the mexico violence research project which provides information, analysis, research and resources for understanding violence and organized crime in mexico. i also welcome bridget noreen who is the surviving parent to her son devon and a social media reform advocate. she founded a foundation to raise awareness and educate children and parents, caregivers and teenagers about the dangers of illicit drugs. she's a member of parents for safe online spaces which advocates for online safety for kids. i read your testimony and the loss of your son is so graphic and so touching. thank you for sharing. i read yours as well. it is just heartbreaking as he described those five or six days in the hospital before you lost your son. any of us who have lost a child know exactly what you went through and will never forget it. i think all of the witnesses for being with us today. -- i thank all of the witnesses for being with us today. >> ranking member durbin, i believe you are up first.

from both mexico and canada. so there's a lot of questions here over whether or not when you have a tariff in the united states, where you have that bill that is going to go to american importers, i want to remind people who have to pay now 25% more on top of what they already had to pay on tariffs. well, then, yeah, those parts are likely to get passed on to consumers in the form of a more expensive car that you try to take off the lot. again, as i expressed earlier, that estimate could be somewhere in the range of $3,000 per vehicle. but even for people that aren't trying to buy a new vehicle, i was talking with an auto shop owner on saturday when the tariffs were announced. he said that even just the cost for getting those oil filters for a routine change, like an oil change, he said that, you know, normally that that will cost you somewhere between 50 to maybe 80 bucks. he said he could easily see those costs going up to $100 as a result of just those filters getting more expensive. so again, this is somethin

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where is it with mexico? it's more the open border and the sense that all the drugs, that's poisoning many americans about $80000.00 per year. that's a much bigger issue then then really any kind of economic challenges. and then of course with the you, they have the same problem. but the european union is only spending, you know, slightly less than 2 percent on average, but most importantly, germany and france are well below their targets. and i think that's disappointing to the president trump in so many in the administration. of course i'm president, trump is objecting to the current trade arrangements with canada and mexico. they all based on something called the united states and mexico, canada agreement, which at the time was described as a historic achievement, the gold standard of trade agreements signed. on january the 29th 2020, a dmitri signed by president donald j. trump of the that's absolutely right. and i think, you know, without being the charter about it, the president trump is a leader who is

and in the case yesterday of mexico and canada, the u. k. is a little different because of there's, there is a bit of a trade surplus in the you k, but it's very small. so i think that's a, a different situation for the u. k. s, but generally speaking, with the biggest trading partners, the surfaces are great. and that makes them more vulnerable to the terrorist, which is why canada and mexico flips so quickly yesterday to make sure your organization is cool. explain trade. i'd like you to do that for us. what all terrace all day. a good idea. what effect would they have on the us economy? if donald trump went ahead with this? a short survey terrace? uh, uh, as your introduction said, the tax on importing things. if you want to bring in a product from overseas, sometimes the government will charge you a percentage of that product value. as you can think of it, there's a little bit of like a petri, it isn't tax to say you could have bought this locally, but you tries to bring it in from the seas. and so we will charge you a tax for doing that

mexico. what part of mexico?najuato province. >> i remember when i went to brazil and saw the soybeans. it went on forever. >> is brazil part. >> of mexico? no. brazil is its own country. >> no. okay. >> apparently not right now. being tariffed. no. >> boy, what a gimme there. >> lula says if you come at. >> us brazilian soybeans. >> we're coming right back at you. by the way, the president's now on the tape saying that he spoke to trudeau today. he's going to talk to him again at 3 p.m. eastern. time goes on about how us banks, he argues, aren't allowed to open or do business in canada. what's that all about? again, jim, just adding to the list of grievances that makes it hard to know what the end game is. >> well, it is, i mean, you know, mexico, if you have a bank, it's separate from the other from your us bank. i try to open an account and then, you know, my jp morgan chase can go down there, but they don't have it. you have to have a separate bank, go to santander, go to santander. >> yeah. >> but my city is

it's great news out of mexico.g with canada and we hope so because they're our great neighbors to the east and only land corridor from alaska to the lower 48 and great trading partners and friends. i hope it'll be settled very soon. again, as i mentioned, stuart, i think the bigger problem is going to be how we deal with china. stuart: sure. >> that trade emball languages is out of wack and i want to see how that goes. stuart: japan is considering back aing a $44 billion lng pipeline in alaska. that's great news for you. >> 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 k