, ohio valley, great lakes and midwest.on, ice is the most dangerous, you can't travel on the road, powerlines get coated with ice, this will transition into a rain event. we could get a burst of snow. kind of complex, bottom line is dangerous travel for millions starting tomorrow and could get a burst of snow for northeast, i-95 corridor on thursday into friday tlchl is your snow forecast, just a complete mess wednesday through thursday and into friday for folks across the midwests, ohio valley, great lakes, midwest and the west coast, heavy rain will stretch as far south as southern california. that is another area we'll have to watch. we set records yesterday across the south. temperatures in the 80 in texas and new mexico. >> carley: some people were swim nothing their pools in january. >> janice: fox weather as you cover. >> todd: i was snow plowing, we had snow and lee was off. thank you, lee. new ad going viral in honor of national girls and women in sports day and highlighting the fight to protect women's sports. >>

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you mentioned it padd two. >> into the midwest. >> about 75% of the oil refined in the midwest is from and so we've worked very hard with the trump administration so that they understand how important those exports into the united states are, and we thank them for that recognition. lowering the tariff from the potential 25% to 10%. but we're going to continue to work with them and hopefully carve out more exclusions for the oil and gas industry. >> so you think that back to you very quickly, that the reduction from 25% to 10% was partly the work of you api. >> and maybe the american. >> oil industry to convince the white house, hey, go after tariffs if you want, but this. >> is something that. >> we actually use more of than they do. well. >> one of the most important components of this is that american refiners buy that oil from canada at a discount. in most cases, it's about a 20% discount. so if you were to put a 25% tariff on that canadian oil, you're basically eliminating the incentive for us to process that oil in american refineries. so it was very. important to us that we carve

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a bulk of that gets refined in the midwest. that will cause some problems.rie: there are some refiners that only take canadian crude. he understood this effect because he didn't do 25% across-the-board for canadian crude along with the other goods canada exports. he brought that down to 10%. you see the market reaction with u.s. gasoline futures higher. if this hits consumers at the pump you might have to rethink this. jonathan: it was a conservative leader that made the point, when a tariff was lower for china and it was for the north american neighbors, how do you explain that? lisa: someone could say it's on top of the 25% tariffs he previously implemented. second of all he closed a huge loophole. this has not been talked about enough. packages under a certain amount were exempt. now your shein and temu will not be exempt from some of these tariffs. that change would be enough. annmarie: any package under $800 is not exempt. it will hit china e-commerce. this is coming from the trump administration clearly looking at fentanyl. there's a lot of reports tha

and 2024 is a soul importer into the midwest and rocky mountain districts.king in the cheaper crude but at the same time face the lack of alternatives given in these regions are landlocked so as a result fuel makers in the area may need to lower their run rates potentially or face higher costs to for -- to source feedstocks. >> that's why they cannot just sweep up -- coming out, president trump reiterates his threat to impose tariffs on the european union. we walked through >> good morning. i am tom mackenzie in london. u.s. and european futures plummet and the dollar surges after donald trump imposes tariffs on canada, mexico and china. who vowed to hit back with countermeasures. beijing is preparing a u.s. trade proposal to avoid further tariffs and the euro slides as donald trump says the eu is next so the clock is counting down to those u.s. tariffs kicking in. the signature is on the order. implementation will take place on tuesday. he will have a call with the leaders of canada and mexico. european stock futures taking a huge hit. it is risk off across

a prayer vigil is held in an auditorium in wichita, kansas, the city in the us midwest where this planefrom. hello there. well, for many of us, it was a fine second and sunshine on offer on sunday. full week of february too. but it's quite a mixed week of weather ahead. it will turn briefly milder, with many of our temperatures approaching the far north—west of scotland. it's quite blustery here and it's also a mild start to monday morning. we'll keep the largely clear skies here through the night. blustery for the western isles, for north—west scotland, and south—east england. southwards and eastwards. and it's mild, particularly across northern ireland, 12 celsius. some outbreaks of rain. really too cloudy, too windy, too wet for some to see any kind as we head through tuesday. but we're starting off on a wet note for southern scotland, north—west england, down through western wales up nicely here. there will be some sunshine. staying rather grey but largely dry and mild for south—east england. this is the colder air, of course, digging in behind our cold front, which will be clearing

dale, as i mentioned, the midwest has become one of the key battlegrounds. you worked for john glenn years ago. not just in respect to ohio but to the midwest, how many counties to john glenn used to win by 20% and 30% -- how did counties john glenn used to win by 20 or 30 points go to trump? >> i would like to make a comment more broadly on a theme of this panel. i am not sure it's quite that clear. earlier today, we had a question from one of the students who was here, who asked something similar, because when donald trump wins the kind of overwhelming victory he did in the electoral college, where he sweeps all seven swing states, when the republicans now control both houses of congress, it's easy to think this was an unmitigated disaster for democrats in november and it's maybe even easy to buy into trump's claim that he and his maga allies have won a major mandate but i think that is a misreading of what happened in november. from for the first time in three tries for the presidency managed to win a plurality of the popular vote. he did not win a majori

gasoline will go up, particularly in the midwest. food will go up everywhere in the country. um, it's a real test of the loyalty of particularly the sort of the newcomers to the trump coalition as to whether or not they'll stay, even as prices go up. at the same time, this has the potential to really destabilize the mexican economy. and there's almost nothing you could say about how to promote as opposed to stop immigration at the southern border. then let's destabilize the mexican economy. that that could be rocket fuel to the immigration problem rather than a solution. >> to it. yeah, it's fairly ironic. certainly a political gamble there. and we'll have to see how democrats react to this. certainly many of them want to prioritize economic issues now over social issues. they're kind of at a crossroads to start with a new chair for the dnc, as i mentioned earlier, what do you think about what their choice says about the direction of the party? >> well, both the choice of of martin for chair and, and david hogg, the young, the young activist for vice chair. um, i think indica

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crude oil is refined and goes to a lot of consumers in the midwest. but how does that affect the price of the pump? does that change how the administration deals with this? if people start to complain about that, that's a great point. and then how does the political world responding as well? you saw keith jeffries, the democratic leader, blaming both the administration and congressional republicans. of course, trump doesn't have to run again. house republicans have to run in two years. seven house democrats and a third of the united states senate. so that was clearly trying to tie this to house republicans. but the house republicans, the speaker at the moment is very much in line with donald trump on this. the speaker putting out a statement yesterday saying that president trump is positioning america to be safe and successful again. he called on them to stop the flow of illegal aliens and illicit drugs across the borders. he said quickly stop the madness. how long do you think the republicans will be in line with trump? even though this goes against

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imports some 4 million barrels per day of canadian oil, 70% of which is processed by refiners in the midwest000 barrels per day of mexican oil. those are mainly for refiners concentrated around the gulf coast. tariffs on those imports mean higher costs for making finished fuels like gasoline, much of which is likely to be passed along to u.s. consumers. right now, the state average for a gallon of regular gas. you see it right here. 447. that is over a dollar more than the national average of 310 a gallon. and here in the bay area, take a look. it's 460 in san francisco, 449 in oakland and san jose with 442. up next, this countdown t to the ser bowl is on. we're tracking the latest ticket prices for the best and worst seats at the superdome. and if you're planning a game about exactly how much more itot will cost you to feed your guests. we' back rein ♪♪ ♪♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. the reigning champs, the kansas city chiefs, at the superdome in new orleans. both teams touched down in new orleans today. the eagles are looking to win their second super bowl in franchi

gas buddy says prices could rise 20 cents in regions like the midwest and northeast. >> whit: elizabeth schulze joining me in studio. good to see you. we know some retailers already preparing for these tariffs, stocking up on shipments. >> reporter: we have seen an uptick in shipping volumes and some businesses have tried to front load their shipments but that's a lot harder to do for retailers who sell perishables or seasonable products. >> whit: something to watch in the days ahead. thank you for coming in tonight. >>> now to that deadly air ambulance crash in philadelphia. late today, ntsb investigators recovering the cockpit voice recorder. crews scouring the debris field, which covers at least four blocks. all six people onboard the plane and at least one person on the ground killed. at least 22 people were injured. abc's stephanie ramos at the scene in philadelphia. rr . >> reporter: tonight, the ntsb finding the cockpit recorder. all six people on the jet killed along with at least one person on the ground. >> this remains an ongoing investigation. the situation is fluid. and it

most of that goes to midwest states, turning to electronics with much made in china. the consumer tech association says if the full tariff is passed on to consumers, prices could go up more than $200 on smartphones, more than $350 for laptops. while tariff talks take place on the international stage. federal workers at home in limbo. employees at usaid told not to go into the d.c. headquarters today. with now billions of foreign aid frozen, the lobby closed. windows covered. secretary of state marco rubio says he's now in charge of the agency. i'm the acting director of usaid. our goal was to go in and align our foreign aid to the national interest. democrats vowed to save the agency that feeds those in need across the globe. no one elected elon musk to dismantle it. we are going to fight in every way we can. usaid reaches 130 countries, providing everything from humanitarian aid to healtlth care. here on capitl hill, some of president trump's controversial cabinet picks are slated to go forward for very key votes tomorrow. the senate finance committee is going to be

imports some 4 billion barrels per day of canadian oil, 70% of which is processed by refiners in the midwest. it also imports more than 450,000 barrels per day of mexican oil. those are mainly for refiners concentrated around the gulf coast. tariffs on those imports mean higher costs for making finished fuels like gasoline, much of which is likely to be passed along to u.s. consumers. and right now, the state average for a gallon of regular gas. four. 47. that is over a dollar more than the national average. you're seeing right here at 310 a gallon here in the bay area. 460 in san francisco and oakland, 449 and in san jose, 442. ontario, canada is planning to stop selling american alcohol this week. the announcement comes a day after president trump imposed a 25% tariff on canadian imports. the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, slapped a retaliatory 25% tariff on american products. the liquor control board of ontario says it will start pulling american liquor from shelves on tuesday. outlets for the liquor control board will also take u.s. products out of its catalog, so other retaile

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. >> janice: i want to talk to you about a storm developing across midwest and impact us across great lakes and northeast. it will bring snow, rain, sleet and ice, not going to be fun. wednesday into thursday and friday and will impact millions of people. icy parts could cripple travel. this could be a mess. watching two computer models, it is going to be rough travel forecast getting into the week. west coast, another round of extreme weather for the west coast, heavy rain and mountain snow and we'll update you on that. f foxweather.com, for details. >> brian: president trump's tariffs in mexico and canada and chinese go into effect on m midnight and they threaten to hit back. a ceo is defending tariffs. leadership is about doing what is right, not what is popular. america will shrug it up and canada will give in. that is ceo of shopify. doug, where do you think it goes from here? >> hopefully calmer heads will prevail. we are number one consumer to the u.s. and 28 states rely on us. i want to build a strong fortress and most prosperous s safest two country in the world. when china c

it's refined by men and women in the midwest.f trade in some of these very important things. and we know americans don't want higher gas prices. >> they don't want higher anything. prices talk about canada's threat to target red states. >> so we have seen retaliation before. you heard senator chuck grassley of my home state of iowa talking, concerned about making sure there were some exemptions for iowa, the big concern for farmers and for iowa and for some of these red states is the retaliation that would happen. the second level effect, where all of a sudden you have big countries that are saying, we are now going to put a 25% tariff on your pork. devastating for american iowa farmers. we're going to put a 25% tariff on your soybeans. we haven't seen that yet. we have seen strategic lists of things that would irritate red state governors, but then wouldn't hurt necessarily. i mean, food prices for the whole globe right now. but all of that is certainly on the table. if this devolves into a full blown trade war. >> well, i conve

patrick dehan said the impacts will be felt in the great lakes, midwest, rockies and northeast u.s. in the days ahead. canada's ambassador to the u.s. earlier on abc. >> i think the canadian people are going to examine that our government stands firm and stands up for itself. reporter: last night at ottawa center hockey game, the crowd booed when the american anthem played and ottawas went onto win 6-0 over minnesota wild. jonathan. johnathon: we shall see, canada at 51st state and greenland at 52nd. ambitious agenda. lucas, thank you very much indeed. alicia. alicia: president trump delivering on the campaign promise. will it pay off? axios senior reporter justin trudeau had this message for americans. >> tariffs against canada will put your jobs at risk. potentially shutting down american assembly plants and other manufacturing facilities. they will raise costs for you including food at the grocery store and gas at the pump. alicia: if they have retaliatory tariffs and they'll expand his tariffs and this is trade war talk. what should americans take away from this when they're goi

the oil that we import from canada especially feeds into mostly the midwest.nts per gallon should that tariff go into effect. interestingly, alberta, which is one of the main crude oil producers and is not necessarily in favor of what the rest of the canadian government is doing, i believe, has a made some attempts to reach out to the trump administration to try to see if there could be a separate indication for the crude oil today supply especially to areas like chicago and parts of the midwest. jon: all right. many moves still afoot. lydia newman, thank you. >> thank you for having me. ♪ jon: california wildfire victims getting some much-needed help from the federal government. christina coleman in southern california with that. christina. >> reporter: hi, jon. crews with the epa are hard at work removing dangerous, toxic hazardous chemicals from areas burned by the the fires. we'll are the details coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ like a relentless weed, moderao severe ulcerative colitis symptoms can keep coming back. start to break away from uc with tremfya... with rapid r

patrick says the impacts will initially be felt in the great lakes, midwest, rockies and the northeastted states in the days ahead. here's canada's ambassador earlier. >> i think the canadian people will expect that our government stands firm and stands up for itself. >> last night canadian prime minister justin trudeau said this as well. griff. >> we shall see what the markets think about it tomorrow. live for us in west palm beach, thank you. dnc elected a new leader as the party looks to turnover a new leaf following their decisive election loss. more on that pic next. dude, i really need a new phone. check out my new samsung galaxy s25 ultra. it's got galaxy ai. imagine this thing running on our superfast xfinity mobile network. and i also heard that it can do multiple things with a single command. —with google gemini. let me try it. add recipes with overripe bananas to my “dessert ideas” note. that's what you chose to ask it? i had other things planned. ask how to get up to one thousand dollars off the new samsung galaxy s25 ultra with xfinity mobile. the democratic party named th

, a lot of what comes in from canada is oil from alberta, and a lot of that oil is refined in the midwestd so one of the things i'd be nervous about is the gas prices especially in midwestern cities and states could go up as a result of this tariff. so there are negative economic -- reper -- repercussions. but again, if trump can prevail here, you saw what happened, david, in colombia, right? david: yeah. it was pretty quick alaska. >> yeah. so i think that's going to happen here again. pretty quick action. i believe, and i didn't see the final details, but is there also a china component to these tariffs? i believe so. david: there is. it's smaller though. it's a smaller percentage. very quickly though, i want to talk about something that's not going to cost any money, that' extending the tax cuts. we have an extra a $1.5 trillion as a result of lowering tax rates, more economic activity, brought in $1.5 trillion more than we were getting. very quickly, when will we see that tax cuts, the 2017 cuts, extended. you've only got ten seconds. >> you're exactly right, the tax cuts paid for the

because midwest drivers could be luckier than east coast if we see these tariffs.because midwestern pumps have been stockpiling canadian oil in recent months so they won't feel the pain right away because they prepared but on the east coast, drivers could start seeing higher prices immediately because the region on average is already behind on supply as it is. so if this goes into effect, you immediately start seeing the impact of higher prices, stu. stuart: if they go into effect. madison: right, big if because of all the movement you're reporting on. stuart: thank you, madison. jonathan will keystone lakeson is canada's resource negotiator. i've been saying the ball is in canada's court to placate president trump. what can your tell me about the negotiations today? >> a cup olekowski f things. president trump has concerns alaska the fentanyl on the border and the numbers have been very, small and we agree, one crocrossing and one pound of fentanyl is too much. we announced a package of over $1 billion to buy helicopters and drones and actually put more people at

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look at the maps because it's going to guess get messy this week a storm system develop across the midwesterful. that mix of freezing rain and ice happening overnight tuesday -- sorry thursday into friday there is the mess for possibility for ice on the road and power lines. fox weather.com will keep you up to date. i will too, i promise. there is a look at today's progress. quick moving system along the great lakes and spheric river and more heavy southern california burn areas we will watch for the potential of flflooding. abilene, texas week and a half ago into a deep freeze with snow. pretty incredible. lots to talk about in the weather department. we will keep you up to date. all right, steve doocy over to you. steve thank you, j.d. >> janice: of course. >> steve: tariffs go into effect tonight at midnight. canadian native and o'leary ventures chairman kevin o'leary joins us now from tokyo. kevin, good evening to you there. >> that's right. >> steve: all right. so you have talked to donald trump about tariffs on canada and mexico and china what did you tell him? >> i was speaking spec

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maps because we potentially is a big winter storm that is going to start developing midweek for the midwest in towards the northeast. we could see rain, ice ice, and snow depending on how strong this low is whether or not a coastal low from it. a lot of uncertainty here. it is going to be a mess for somebody, across the maps. so you want to stay tuned to fox weather.com. again, heavy snow potentially and heavy rain and ice possibility that makes travel difficult if not impossible. there is the forecast today. a quick mover across the northeast and great lakes. ahead had of this storm system and the west is getting pounded again with another spe atmosphec river. storm and southern california that is something we will keep you up to date on brian kilmeade over to you. >> brian: thank you so much. president trump defending tariffs on mexico and china and mexico saying they are in the best interest of the country as they push to become energy dominant. with us now and privileged to have him with us first interview since confirmed cabinet secretary of the interior doug burgum a dual title. so ma

high confidence for a threat of freezing rain in the midwest and the northeast. a lot of warm air. warmth is going to surge from the south and that's going to collide with the artic air and potential setup for the freezing rain and the ice. that's the dangerous part of the storm. you really can't travel when you have the freezing rain in the forecast for wednesday and thursday in these heavily populated areas. we are going to be watching this very closely over the knecht few days. and then the west, another atmospheric river pumping northern central california. that's going to get down toward southern california as well. mountain snow of course flooding is going to be the biggest concern. fox weather.com for all the latest details. steve doocy, over to you. >> steve: thank you very much, j.d. >> janice: of course. >> steve: president trump is expected to speak on the phone with president xi of china today after making successful compromises with canada and mexico following his tariff threats of 24 hours ago. in a new op-ed. bill mcgurn writes in the "wall street journal" and explai

you see adverts, placements, you know, kind of all up and the east coast and then even out into the midwest, the west for graphic albums, you know, and the magazines have huge circulation. so yankee notions is, you know, reports a circulation of something like 10,000. i think that is reliable. so, yeah, they're they're widespread. you. i think we got another one here. um, so do you know this is more like on the business side of it? yes. sorry, business major. that's but like obviously now like artists get like royalty and like we have to pay in order to like print comics and things. so they were distributed like 10,000 times. was it a like cool you got your $10 in the beginning or like how they paid if they were churning out so much work, was that like necessity or just passion and or both. yeah, i a little bit of both. i mean, the paid doesn't seem be great, you know, i mean, they are, you know, i mean, they're a lot like pulp writers where they're just working day and night and getting kind of individual commissions. so the payment style that you're describing is, yeah, i mean, $10 be be

background sounds i would like you to explain with respect to ohio but the i midwest, the counties when we 20 and 30 points become counties that terrace lost in the senate races well and loss and what is happening that essential battleground of american politics. >> with your permission or that,sion before i get to like to make w a comment broadly on the theme of this panel which is how the democrats lost it and i'm not sure it's quite that clear. earlier today to question, somebody else something similar because we don't trump wins the kind of overwhelming victory that he did the electoral college, and seven swing states when republicans had control both houses of congress andep is easy to think that this was an unmitigated disaster for the democrats. maybe even to my hand, to trump's claim that she's in la they have one major mandate. but i think this misleading of what happened in this remember, yes come for the first time, probably positive did not win the majority predict to me, 30 claim sheba mandates, most of the people cast of the ballots printed for somebody else. in the house

analysts say they could tack onto an extra 30 to 70 cents a gallon, especially for drivers in the midwestices already near record highs, could go even higher. a new $25,000 car from mexico could cost an extra $6,200 if importers pass on those higher costs to consumers, and that 10% tariff on china, that could hike prices for some toys, electronics, and clothing. some economists say these higher prices could reignite inflation and prevent the federal reserve from lowering interest rates which means rates on things like credit cards, home loans and mortgages could stay higher for longer. janai? >> janai: we will be watching these impacts on consumers' wallets and you can tune into "this week" later this morning following president trump's new tariffs on canada and mexico. george stephanopoulos speaks with canada's ambassador to the u.s., kirsten hillman, about her country's response. gio? >> gio: now to the confirmation battles ahead this week. after contentious senate hearings last week. perry russom is here. good morning, perry. >> reporter: good morning to you. this will be a major week

that's why analysts have said that a 25% tariff would likely increase gas prices, especially in the midwest and around the great lakes. and so, look, that's why we are starting to hear increasing concern from people in the business community, from trade experts, from economists. you mentioned that wall street journal, scathing op ed that was published in today's paper. the title was the dumbest trade war in history. the journal argued that, okay, tariffs on china is one thing, but to hit our closest neighbors with tariffs, they say, makes no sense. if these tariffs go into effect and if prices start to go significantly higher, i think we're going to hear even more criticism from the business community because this is something that would create real risk to the economy. >> all right. matt egan, thank you. now, canadian prime minister justin trudeau says canada's retaliatory tariffs will be, quote, far reaching. shortly after president trump's announcement, trudeau announced tariffs against $155 billion worth of american goods. >> in a press conference announcing the measures, he spoke direc

many flights, pretty long distances, including the caribbean, to mexico, um, back and forth to the midwest, a hop to california. so it made a lot of flights recently without a parent, without a parent trouble. >> and in terms of of making multiple flights, is there are there checks that are done in between those flights? >> yes, there's there's you. the pilot's supposed to check, do the walk around, et cetera. but that also means with all those flights there would have been refueling. it would have had, you know, fuel on it. it would have there would have been a lot of hands on this plane. so, uh, opportunities for people to notice if there was something wrong. but then of course, also opportunities to, to go wrong. but this is something that's terribly wrong. and, you know, unfortunately, we've now learned that perhaps there were, you know, medical personnel, a patient on board since it was a medevac plane. strange that it was working in the u.s. as a medevac plane, but registered in mexico. but nonetheless, we now know that with additional people on board, one can guess. no one knows thi

california dealing with heavy rainfall as the midwest prepares for freezing rain. let's get to our meteorologist allison chinchar, with your forecast this morning. allison, good morning. >> and good morning. yes, we're going to start to see a shift in all of this rain that's been coming into the west coast so far. it's been focused in northern california, washington and oregon. but now we're going to start to see that slide southward into places like los angeles and san diego. but it's still up north for now. san francisco, sacramento getting some pretty moderate, even heavy bands of rain right now, high snow or heavy snow in the higher elevations. this is where the concern is for the flooding for today. yes, it's still in northern and central california, but notice it does start to slide a little bit farther south. overall, most of these areas still looking at an additional 1 to 3in of rain on top of what they've already had. but a couple of spots could even pick up a little bit more than that. snow still coming down in feet in some of these areas could pick up an

rocky mountain midwest, because without that canadian oil, you could see gas prices go higher. and so that's probably why president trump last night said that the canadian tariffs on oil would only be 10% instead of 25%. it's an acknowledgment of the risk here around prices. and so, fredricka, now we wait for details here and we wait to see if trump can go big on tariffs without causing a big increase to prices. >> well, either way, that list that you just gave that impacts americans every day. something on that list impacts your life. >> absolutely. and i think in particular we're talking about the grocery store. that was just a major frustration this election. and yet there's just so many goods that we get agricultural goods from both canada and from mexico. when you think about the amount of money that you're paying at the grocery store or at restaurants, there is the possibility that you're going to see an increase because of these tariffs. >> all right. we'll leave it there. matt, thank you so much. alayna treene to you as well. thank you. all right. salvage operations are

that's why analysts have said that a 25% tariff would likely increase gas prices, especially in the midwest and around the great lakes. and so, look, that's why we are starting to hear increasing concern from people in the business community, from trade experts, from economists. you mentioned that wall street journal, scathing op ed that was published in today's paper. the title was the dumbest trade war in history. the journal argued that, okay, tariffs on china is one thing, but to hit our closest neighbors with tariffs, they say, makes no sense. and so, jessica, i do think if these tariffs go into effect and if prices start to go significantly higher, i think we're going to hear even more criticism from the business community because this is something that would create real risk to the economy. >> jessica. because just to remind everyone, the tariff is on the export, which is then brought into the united states, they have to pay it. the people that are getting that product to then sell to us here in america, and then americans also are going to be paying the higher prices. that's just ho

the midwest. >> and other. >> areas because of these tariffs.ook, fredricka, at the end of the day, these tariffs would represent a far bigger use of tariffs than anything that president trump did during his first term. and there is the risk that this could backfire by making prices go even higher. >> all right, matt egan, thank you so much. all right. president trump following through on a campaign promise this week to give parents more options in their child's education. on wednesday, he signed a new executive order directing several government agencies to develop plans to expand so-called school choice initiatives. trump is now directing the department of education to issue guidance for states to use federal funding formulas to support k through 12 scholarship programs, while also telling the education secretary to prioritize school choice in discretionary grant programs. health and human services will now issue guidance so families can use block grant funding to support private and faith-based options. the order also tells the defense secret

and gasbuddy is warning that we could see noticeably higher gas prices, particularly in the midwest, in the rockies, in the great lakes region, we see 5 to $0.20 per gallon increase. and look, john, if there's anything we learn from the last few years, it's that americans do not like higher gas prices. >> all right. matt egan, thank you very much for that. with us now, cnn political commentator scott jennings, former senior adviser to senator mitch mcconnell, and karen finney, former senior adviser to hillary clinton's 2016 campaign. scott jennings, favorite son of kentucky kentucky has largely spoken overnight on what it thinks about these tariffs. i want you to listen to the senior senator from kentucky. your former boss, mitch mcconnell. >> it will drive the cost of everything up. in other words, it'll be paid for by american consumers. i mean, why would you want to get in a fight with your allies over this? >> and, scott, your junior senator rand paul, said tariffs are simply taxes. conservatives wants united against new taxes. taxing trade will mean less trade and higher prices.

that goes into american cars as gasoline and driving all over the country here, especially in the midwest and parts of the northeast. so right away you have just this retooling that's going to have to happen. it will be disruptive in the short term, and it will raise prices in the short term. almost everyone except for the trump administration believes. >> so i'm curious where it's going to hit americans the most. i remember reading that something as simple as an oil change parts of an oil filter. maybe it's a $5,060 deal. now it's going to go up to maybe over $100. >> yeah. and there are people who are all along sort of the parts assembly line in the us that are very concerned about what this is going to mean for them. but let's talk about food, for example, frozen french fries. for whatever reason, 81% of america's frozen french fries come from canada. so now you're talking about how long will it take to retool to have that domestically made in the united states? maple sirup. avocados. kidney beans. tequila. smartphones from china. in the first administration, there were their trump adm

in a crowded field, two democratic state party chairs from the midwest are touting the most support fromand wisconsin ben wikler. the nightcap is still with us. okey doke. here's my question. while donald trump is slashing the government, how did democrats thread the needle of being the ones to stand up for institutions and defend government programs, while also not proving that they're not against reform? because most americans are saying we spend too much money, the government doesn't work. i want something different. right. well, what. >> i think is good is we're seeing in real time how important these government programs are. and we're seeing i think democrats have gotten much better at this. i'm seeing a lot of. i'm serious know we're seeing a lot of these senators are doing i know you're skeptical of me, i can tell, but there are a lot of these senators, chris murphy making these little videos, being like, this is the problem. this is the reason. this is what we wanted. and i think, look, the omb stuff is a big deal. russ vought is in there now. they're going to do a lot of stuff w