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i think from the perspective of nippon steel, it probably is.executive has told reporters he hopes the two leaders are expected to meet later today. he wants to buy greenland. deposits of rare earths. up in the us or eu. it's important because no one commodity should be monopolised by any one jurisdiction. that's why digging it out of the ground outside of that jurisdiction is because they control 97% of the world's satellite. so, really everything in the modern world comes down you say getting the stuff out of the ground in greenland stuff, isn't there? that's the biggest challenge we face. we — the mine itself — will be sustainable. will make the mine profitable. jurisdiction is up to where we get some funding from. we take a look now at the opening of the ninth beijing has ambitious targets "economy," with plans to use winter sports and tourism billion by 2030. on attractions such as the annual harbin ice festival. heron lim is an economist at moody's analytics we have a bit �*a that. and the heilongjiang province sees organic growth. in term

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today the president plans to add a 25% tariff on all steel and aluminium coming a takeover by japan's nipponteel was blocked what about aluminium, sir? aluminium, too. 25% ? 25 for both. for both. nobody can have a majority stake for us steel — they can for other companies, but not for us steel. i think you agree with that. of the company — it lost that lustre. up between the world's two biggest economies. as of today, china is enforcing tariffs on us tax on all chinese imports that he imposed last week. the chinese move is limited in scope — only hitting us goods worth $14 billion a year. that will be subject to us tariffs ever year — for ordinary americans? on sunday with fox news. you said that tariffi is a beautiful word. confidence, that they're a little jittery. _ look, we're not that rich right now. we owe $36 trillion. same thing — like, 200 billion with canada. we have a deficit with mexico of $350 billion. i'm not going to do that. trying to maintain that. for example, they launched an antitrust investigation what tiktok has experienced. they continue to weaponise their critical mi

nippon steel, u.s. steel. it's a $15 billion transaction. president biden, as ed o'keefe just mentioned, blocked it at the tail end of his presidency. what president trump said is it is now going to be an investment package. that is not clear up anything about this at all. nor does it clear up the future of unionized u.s. steel workers in indiana and pennsylvania. u.s. steel and nippon have sued the federal government over the blocking of this transaction. how that gets result is complete the opaque right now. the japanese trimester did not say sigel thing about it. all president trump said, it would not be psychologically good u.s. steel to be purchased by. >> john: a7 peered what does that mean the underlying transaction, the future of u.s. steel workers, unionized all in pennsylvania and indiana, whose futures are dependent on some resolution of this. that is consistent with the difficulties of working out this particular transaction and in this case there was a diplomatic dance around it. the resolution to which we are still waiting for

to nippon steel's proposed purchase of u.s.teel. let's now get to the president of the united states, donald trump. vonnie: from just a moment and for a moment, can i just let you know that the yen has been weakening. it's trading 15159. that is not on one particular country. that is a generalized statement from the president. michael mckee joining us. we have the university of michigan inflation expectations which spoiled the market. >> there were some good and some bad come and ugly. if you want the good, 143,000 jobs isn't great created by -- they revised up december 307,000. so that is certainly good. and we saw the announcement rate go down. we saw average hourly earnings rise by a stronger than expected half a percentage point. and then you've got the bad from the university of michigan. the university of michigan sentiment index dropped constantly. and the ugly ills the university of michigan inflation number. up a full percentage point to 4.3% from 3.3%. looking at the possibility of tariffs, vonnie, and that scared peo

deal nippon steel. trump not meet the u.s. in gaza. and autotariffs are always on the table.e will be talking to president putin and he also says he will be meeting with prime minister xi probably very soon. those are the headlines out of the president's meeting with ishbia. this is bloomberg. this is bloomberg. ♪ i can't believe you corporate types are still calling each other rock stars. you're a rock star. we're all rock stars. oooo look look at my data driven insights, i'm a rock star. great job putting finance and hr on one platform with workday. thank you! guys, can you keep it down. i'm working. you people are (guitar noises). hand over the air guitar. i've got another one. (♪♪) now for something you can both agree on a sleep number® smart bed is perfect for couples the climate360® smart bed is the only bed that cools and warms on each side and all our smart beds adjust the firmness for each of you let's agree to agree on better sleep. save 50% on the new sleep number® limited edition smart bed plus free home delivery when you add a base. plus 0% interest for 48 months

workers have also started to favour the deal because us steel has been struggling financially and nipponmises, like investing in its domestic steel mills and protecting jobs. american citizens. when the union said they may import cheaper steel the deal, but the firms are hoping they can convince mr trump that the deal is good for the us economy. mr ishiba will likely bring this up in his meeting. former prime minister shinzo abe and the us president as he tries to avoid other things, like an economic fallout from us tariffs on the japanese economy. below £300,000. remain american, nippon steel promised to keep its leadership american citizens. a commitment that it will not. of course, that didn't stop mr biden from blocking the deal, but the firms are hoping they can convince mr trump that the deal is good for the us economy. mr ishiba will likely bring this up in his meeting. but he will have a lot to achieve because mr trump had a bit of a bromance, if you like, going on with former prime minister shinzo abe and the us president is reportedly aware of mr ishiba's not so friendly relati

a takeover by japan's nippon steel was blocked by the biden administration. president trump is sticking with that decision, but will allow the firm to invest. i think you agree with that, don't you? us steel was one of our great companies, and through a lot of stupidity and bad government, and also bad management of the company, it lost that lustre. but it's going to gain it back, and tariffs are going to help. well, the latest threat comes as trade tensions ramp up between the world's two biggest economies. as of today, china is enforcing tariffs on us goods, including coal, gas, oil and agricultural machinery. they're in retaliation for president trump's 10% tax on all chinese imports that he imposed last week. the chinese move is limited in scope, only hitting us goods worth $14 billion a year. compare that to the $450 billion worth of chinese goods that will be subject to us tariffs ever year, us tariffs every year, according to research by capital economics. the big question — will that force up prices for ordinary americans? something the president was

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high on their agenda will be the bid byjapan�*s nippon steel's to buy us steel. with the us presidentbeen struggling financially and nippon steel has made numerous promises, like investing in its domestic steel mills and protecting jobs. to keep its leadership american citizens. and when the unions said they may import cheaper steel they made a commitment that it will not. of course, that didn't stop mr biden from blocking and mr ishiba will likely bring this up in his meeting. with the late mr abe. one of president trump's many eye—catching policies is to buy greenland — and one of the key reasons behind that is its huge deposits of rare earths. global supply of these materials is controlled powers the global economy from smartphones to jet engines it is important no one commodity should e7:5:- ny any onejurisdiction. any one jurisdiction. in by any one jurisdiction. in this case, although it happens to be not a friendly jurisdiction to the west, china, china controls of world's rare earths. so to get of is so important to get out of the ground as they do control of the world and it

we think he meant to say nippon based on all of his remarks there.e'll continue to get more clarity from the white house. usually the market can figure these things out. >> yeah, he clearly meant nippon. i mean, he said nissan, but he meant nippon steel. that's obvious. i think that the investment versus outright purchase is interesting. so whether or not, you know, there's a buyout of u.s. steel which and you got to watch clf cleveland-cliffs is another player. your buddy lorenzo goncalves, the ceo of cleveland-cliffs, who's come after me a few times, but i think he's a he's a straight shooter. they're involved in this. how this plays out. >> ultimately will. >> not only impact x, meaning u.s. steel, but also clf. >> sure. and also our relations with japan. so in this meeting, there was there's been discussion from the president where he says, you know, i'd be open to tariffs on japan, that sort of thing. and everyone said, wait a minute, they're an ally. so what's this all really about? they are also right up your alley talking about more u.s. sale

and we're talking about in the 50s with the nippon deal. so we're trading at around 3637. i think it has the chance to get back up there. >> interesting stuff tim. >> well. >> i think. i think u.s. steel, even without the dynamic. here around nippon or, you know, cliffs or anybody else, was that this company was cheap, companies cheap. but there was obviously some cyclicality to steel prices, things we were worried about. there's clearly a need for reinvestment in a couple of the core smelters. and that's the story. we just got numbers out of u.s. steel. the margins were better. the dynamic is interesting. you know what is what is the outlook for steel? that's a big part of this. but i think you can stay long in the stock either way. i agree with steve that, you know, really what the headlines are all about are things that seems like everybody kind of wants to make sure that u.s. steel wins. meanwhile, u.s. steel on its own, i think was undervalued going into this. >> so maybe it doesn't matter how it gets there if you think that it's going to win in the long run. mike, wh

mr trump also announced that japan's nippon steel is dropping its $14.1 billion acquistion of us steel was blocked by presidentjoe biden over national security concerns. mr trump reiterated on friday that he also opposes a sale. meanwhile, the us president postponed a call with his panamanian counterpart, jose raul mulino, a day after mr mulino accused the us of spreading "lies and falsehoods" about the panama canal. mr mulino made those comments in response to claims fees for us government vessels crossing the canal — something he said wasn't possible under pa nama's constitution. panama did agree to withdraw from china's belt and road mr trump also announced that japan's nippon steel is dropping its $14.1 billion acquistion of us steel, instead making an investment in the american company. a sale was blocked by presidentjoe biden over national security concerns. mr trump reiterated on friday that he also opposes a sale. meanwhile, the us president postponed a call with his panamanian counterpart, jose raul mulino, a day after mr mulino accused the us of spreading "lies and falsehoods

administration. while the union is against it, not only the leadership struggling financially and nippondn't stop mr biden from blocking mr trump that the deal is good for the us economy. mr ishiba will likely bring this up in his meeting. former prime minister shinzo abe and the us president as he tries to avoid other things, like an economic fallout from us tariffs on the japanese economy. in almost 5 years. india's economy is still one of the fastest—growing in the world — but that growth has slowed to a four—year low — as the high cost of living hits consumer spending. of the central bank. making them keep the high interest rates for the last two years is slowly easing to a more comfortable zone. and that was a big trigger. growth is slowing down. we've seen corporate profits shrink and corporate saturday, where the finance minister the rbi governor is also hoping that that could boost growth as well. and we have news that, you know, prime the kansas city chiefs will be hoping to achieve a historic philadelphia eagles in new orleans on sunday. president trump will be there, the first

um, this is hiramoto from nippon television. um, my question to, uh, let me ask two quick questions. pres. trump: sure. >> first, this is the first meeting between mr. president and mr. prime minister ishiba. so what kind of impression do you have on him? and number two, do you have an idea or do you have a plan to impose tariffs against japan so far? thank you. pres. trump: i think that he is going to be a great prime minister. i think he's a very strong man, very, very strong. i have great respect for him. i've known him for a long time through a reputation. shinzo abe thought the world of him, and i think he's going to do a fantastic job as prime minister, a very strong person. i wish he wasn't so strong. i wish he was a little bit weaker than that, but that's what i got. [applause] -- [laughter] i have to get strong guys all the time. he's going to be a great prime minister. i also, in terms of tariffs, i mean, we're going to have tariffs, mostly reciprocal tariffs, where we go with -- and i'm going to be meeting on that pro

steel from nippon. still waiting on those details as well, john. >> so a lot of us went to sleep late last night after the super bowl and woke up early to the news of this new war on pennies. what's going on with that? elena? >> that. that's right. we saw the president post overnight about this, saying he was going to be directing the treasury department to stop minting pennies. i want to read for you what he wrote. he said, quote, for far too long, the united states has minted pennies, which literally cost us more than $0.02. this is so wasteful, he said. in that post, he went on to say, i have instructed my secretary of the united states treasury to stop producing new pennies. now, the move is really the latest in what we've seen has been a rapid fire effort by the trump administration to try and find areas to cut funding, to cut money. and this is one that the president now says, he argues is one that he wants to target. now, this was not i wouldn't i want to note not something that the president tal

steel by nippon steel, and there are expansion of import of lng. what were the communication discussion did you have with president trump for the $1 trillion of investment from japan to investment? what was his reaction? what about your communication on tariff front? this is the first time that i met with president trump in person. so this was the first time meeting face to face. but for many, many years i have watched him on television. so it was quite exciting. i was so excited to see such a celebrity on television, to see in person, on television. he is a frightening and he has a very strong personality. but when i met with him, actually, he was very sincere and very powerful and with strong will for the united states. as for the whole world, i was able to feel that this is not the sort of polishing or trying to suck up to him for the world peace and for the regional stability that both of our countries need to play our role and make our endeavors and responsibility. as for the increase of our defense expenditures, it is not that we are told by

high on their agenda will be the bid byjapan's nippon steel to buy us steel.ut both firms hope president trump will see things differently. our asia business reporter mariko oi has more. president trump has previously said he would also block the deal but the two companies are definitely trying to save the deal. for example the boss of us steel reportedly met with him on thursday and this comes one day before the japanese prime minister shigeru ishiba meets with the us president. joe biden blocked the deal, citing national security concerns, the two firms sued the previous administration. the interesting thing about this deal is that while the union is against it, not only the leaders of us steel but some workers have started the leaders of us steel but some workers i as 5 started the leaders of us steel but some workers ias he arted the leaders of us steel but some workers ias he is ted this, especially as he is to avoid things like from j pfromus % 7 7 from us pari'ots on the economy. “— economy. —— from us and visa regulations. centres. side of the border.

trump welcomed the japanese prime minister to the white house for talks and discussed trade and nippon's interest. they spoke to reporters before holding a joint news conference. >> the people of japan like him a lot. that's good. and it's a real honor. first time he has been to the oval office. and when people come in here they said they look for a while and he did and this represents some of our best presidents and represents a lot of other things also. we have some of our best presidents over the years and people enjoy it very much and it's a great honor to have you. thank you very much. mr. president, thank you for inviting me to the white house. i would like to express my sincere appreciation for the invitation. and i was really touched by your message. and i realize that the word peace represents what you care. and i didn't remember that you had to experience during the presidential election, i represent that was last july, assassination attempt and i was very touched by your presence that you stood up and you raised your fist high in the sky. [indiscernible] i realize your mission

us steel should remain american, nippon still promised and when the unions said they may import cheaper of course, that didn't stop mr biden from blocking with former prime minister shinzo abe. super bowl weekend is coming up in the united states, third consecutive win when they face and with so many people watching, than 123 million viewers. someone who knows all about this is tom murphy, and billy crystal, mmm. what's happening? here we go. here we go all over again. tom murphy, thank you forjoining us. you're the man behind that ad. in the super bowl? it is, it is. we are all very excited at the agency about it. are much higher. the scale is much bigger. the whole whole nation is watching. so we take it very seriously. and our creative team, i think, rather the katz�*s deli scene in harry met sally. we've seen meg ryan there. and do they charge, without going into at this big moment? but celebrities are also very happy to be involved because it's it's great for their image some people would say it's dying. now, this is exceptional, it costs to buy those ad spots? in their daily lives

on that list, as well. to have recovered slightly. was in the us last week to try and iron out the nipponthe industry — and it looks like trump supports a deal for an investment rather than a takeover. is a big—bang policy that will then be scaled down. trump imposed 25% tariffs on steel and 10% on aluminium, but later granted several trading partners duty—free exemptions. with britain, the eu and japan. in response to these kinds of announcements. and experts from more than 80 countries are gathering speaking to journalists on sunday, france's president macron promised more than 100 billion euros a trillion dollar stargate project announced by the trump administration. intelligence over the next few years. the announcement by president macron is a sign of growing ai competition between the us, europe as our ai correspondent mark cieslak — who's at the summit — explains. action summit is seeing who is vying to become the next to the summit, including people like sam altman, us vice presidentjd vance will also be at the summit close behind the us, we have china. had costjust $6 million to

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they discussed several issues is, including trade and nippon's efforts to buy u.s. steel. they met in the oval office before holding a joint news conference. president trump: looks like a nice group. are you are all ready? everybody set? thank you very much, it's a great honor to be with the prime minister. he is a highly respected man doing a fantastic job. the people of japan like him a lot. that's good and it's a real honor to have him in the oval office. this is the first time he's been in the oval office and when people come in the first time they say i like to look for a little while and he did. this represents some of our best perspectives but respects a lot of other things also but up on the wall we have some of our best presidents over years and people enjoy it very much and it's a great honor to have you, on and off. [speaking in japanese] >> mr. president, thank you very much for inviting me to the white house today. from the bottom of my heart, i would like to express my sincere appreciation for the invitation. >> speaking in japanese] >> through mrs. abe, asce

mr trump also announced that japan's nippon steel instead making an investment in the american companyerns. mr trump reiterated friday that he also opposes a sale. meanwhile, the us president postponed a call with his "lies and falsehoods" about the panama canal. mr mulino made those comments in response to claims constitution. infrastructure programme — a move criticized by china's foreign ministry as "sabotage." this update from mexico city. jimmy carterto sign an agreement that put it back in panamanian control in 1999. that, of course, is going to continue to keep the two countries apart on this issue, because the panamanian government, the panamanian president, jose raul mulino, is completely convinced that this is panamanian territory, it is sovereign territory, and it is not to be meddled with. let's talk about some of the positives that have come out of this week of washington's attempts at diplomacy on this issue. first, secretary of state marco rubio�*s first international trip was to panama. his trip around the region began there, and he held talks with president mulino on t

rich: and president trump announced that japan's nippon steel will invest in u.s. steel.steel for $15 billion which president joe biden rejected while in office and trump was on the same side with biden on that issue. to discuss that issue with me is richard stern, from the federal budget at the heritage foundation. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me on. rich: all of this with nippon steel, do you think that an investment is going to solve this issue and eventually going to move on here? >> absolutely. this is trump the deal maker that we've come to know and love. we're talking billions, perhaps tens of billions of investment in building new factories, breaking ground and building up the capacity that leads to good jobs and restores the manufacturing base. rich: do you think that the biden administration's concerns were overblown here? >> the thing about this, the biden administration doesn't like production, things being made here, they didn't like supporting american workers. i think that trump has figured out a secure way to preserve our steel industr

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but this potential announcement about nippon steel to take over u.s.el might be in a real icebreaker here. >> this is a big opportunity and i hope we do see something like this. look, to our strongest, one of our strongest allies in the region. so important to us in terms of countering china and also keeping a lid on north korea. but people also forget this. japan is our largest source of direct foreign investment into this country as well too. as an ally, but has got some really good, productive, innovative ideas what to do with u.s. steel that i think would be healthy for the industry. i believe that the blocking of that was a bit poli knee-jerk ad would send a strong signal for the u.s. and japan to walk out with a different mind-set. >> sandra: alex, this was exactly the president a few minutes ago. in the white house, listen. did you change your mind about u.s. steel? >> no, we will discuss it today. we will have some pretty good information on pat. >> sandra: heck of a tease, alex, so that leaves us wondering what is coming. >> we will have to wa

. >> are you ruling out nippon steel having a 25% stake or higher? pres. can have a majority stake. they can for other companies, but not for the u.s. u.s. steel was one of our great companies, but through stupidity and bad management, they lost. but it will gain it back and tariffs will help. sumi: the suggested tariffs are expected to have the biggest impact on canada, the largest exporter of steel to the u.s. the united steelworkers union condemned trump's tariffs arguing import taxes threaten thousands of canadian jobs and decades of economic cooperation. canada supplies more than half of u.s. aluminum exports and sends 6.6 million tons of steel to the u.s. last year. china imposed retaliatory tariffs on the u.s. charging $14 billion worth of goods. including a 15% tax on imports of coal and liquefied gas and 10% on food, oil, engines and machinery. i spoke with a former senior economic advisor to president trump and current cochair of the pro-trump save america coalition. i want to ask you about what president trump says he plans to do which is slappi

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steel by nippon steel, and there are expansion of import of lng.n discussion that you have with president trump for the $1 trillion of investment from japan to investment, what was his reaction? what about your communication on tariff front? this is the first time that i met with president trump in person. so this was the first time meeting face to face. but for many, many years i have watched him on television. so it was quite exciting. i was so excited to see such a celebrity on television, to see in person, on television. he is a frightening and he has a very strong personality. but when i met with him actually, he was very sincere and very powerful and with strong will for the united states. as for the whole world, i was able to feel that this is not the sort of polishing or trying to suck up to him for the world peace and for the regional stability that both of our countries need to play our role and make our endeavors and responsibility. as for the increase of our defense expenditures, it is not that we are told by the united states to do so.

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. >> reporting the. >> president is considering allowing nippon to. complete its $14. >> billion deal to buy u.s. steel, ticker x. >> those shares had plunged briefly 8% before now moving higher, broader, more broadly, stocks are falling after that strong jobs report has dashed hopes of any additional rate cuts from the fed. we added 143,000 jobs in january, a little less than expected, but the unemployment rate fell to 4% and average hourly earnings jumped half a percent just last month. >> and are up more than. >> 4% from a year earlier. >> my next. >> guest. >> says the data will reassure the fed that its decision to pause was justified, and she. >> thinks we get zero more cuts. >> this year. >> joining us is diane. >> swonk. >> chief economist at. >> kpmg and. >> cnbc senior economics reporter steve liesman. welcome to. >> you both. >> diane, i am going to go. >> right to you, because last. >> time we talked, just. >> a week or two ago, we. >> were still thinking. >> a couple of cuts. and now you think they're. >> are they really. >> off the table

you know, 25%, 25, 25, about it on steel, sir, are you ruling out then, nippon steel having a 51% stake or higher? they won't have anything. nobody can have a majority stake for u.s. they can for other companies, but not for u.s. steel. i think you agree with that. u.s. steel was one of our great companies and through a lot of stupidity and bad government and also bad management of the company, it lost that luster, but it's going to gain, in fact, and tariffs are going to help. tariffs are going to make it very successful again. and i think it is good management now. yeah. so it's going to be a mass one for you can you tell me can you confirm that you'll be meeting with nbs and sisi of egypt soon? will that be at the white house? well, i'll be meeting with all of them numerous times, by the way, but i'll be meeting with all of them. and yeah, i think that it's a big mistake to allow people, the palestinians or the people living in gaza, to go back yet another time. and we don't want hamas going back. and think of it as a big real estate site and the united states is going to own it. and

steel, buying nippon steel and import of l.n.g. what were the communication discussions with president trump for the $1 trillion of investment from japan, what was his reaction? what about your communication on tariff front? >> this is the first time i met with president trump in person. so this was the first time meeting face-to-face. but for many, many years, i have watched him on television, so it was quite -- i was so excited to see such a celebrity on television, to see in person. on television, he is frightening and he has the very strong personality. but when i met with him, actually, he was very sincere. and very powerful. and with strong will. for the united states as for the whole world. i was able to feel that. this is not for publishing or trying to suck up to him. for world peace and regional stability that both of our countries need to play a role. and make our efforts and responsibility, increase our defense expenditures. it is not what they are tissue it is not that we are told by the united states to do so. japan,

joe biden blocked nippon steel takeover bid and trump has said he supposed to a deal. south african president says his nation will not be bullied. using his date of the nation address to decry the rise of nationalism and protectionism. he spoke after marco rubio said he would not attend the g20 summit in johannesburg this month. earlier this week, president trump falsely accused south african authorities of seizing private land. >> we will not be deterred. we are as south africans a resilient people. and we will not be bullied. [applause] tom: coming up, european companies struggling to access proper funding to grow with many choosing to take their listings across the atlantic. that's the subject of our big take today. that story coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: good morning. this is bloomberg daybreak: europe. these are the stories that set your agenda. scott bessent tells us he backs a strong dollar as he looks to project a sense of stability in u.s. economic policy. investors watched today's jobs data from the world's largest economy. amazon forecasts faile

minister hoping to avoid a trade war with trump the two leaders might discuss blocked merger with nipponburke yesterday. president trump scheduled to meet with panama's president as eric using the trump administration of lying about a deal that would give the u.s. navy free access through the panama canal. there are many more interest that unite us after a few canal tools that don't amount to $10 million for country like the united states it's not like the canal tolls are bankrupting the u.s. secretary of state marco rubio slamming panama for making the u.s. pay access the canal. watch. >> the united states as a treaty obligation to to protect the panama canal that treaty obligation not to be enforced by the armed forces of the united states and the u.s. navy i find absurd we have to pay fees to a trend that is on that we are obligated to protect and a time of conflict. >> meadow ceo is mark zuckerberg visited the white house they said he was there to discuss the role in helping the trump administration strength in the tech leadership on the world stage of white house officials confirmed

mr trump also announced that japan's nippon steel a sale was blocked by presidentjoe biden over nationalhe panama canal. state department that panama had agreed to waive fees something he said wasn't possible under panama's constitution. ministry as "sabotage". gubernatorial bid — hejoins me from columbus. and stephanie rawlings blake is former mayor of baltimore, and served as secretary of the democratic national committee. she joins us from new york. great to have both of you here. let's dive right in. a very symbolic move we saw today, the sign move we saw*today;*the sign being taken off of usaid literally being taken off of usaid here in washington. we saw that lawsuit �* partially blocking some tithe? " " ' 7 thepresent's n 7 the present�*s moves 7 the presents moves to the present�*s moves to downsize " fifederal 77 " 77 federal agency — that federal agency — what do you make of what he's doing — which could be unconstitutional? this is power that's only granted generally power that's only granted to congress. generally power that's only granted to comma-— to congress. many people,

let me get your take on the deal that's pending, nippon steel and u.s.er president biden infairly judged their $14 billion merger, giving the companies no chance for any feedback on what they're calling a sham national security review before the deal was blocked. you know the deal was blocked but they're fighting it. both companies claim cfius violated due process rights by allowing virtually no substantive engagement with the companies. your reaction to the ongoing legal battle. do you think the merger takes place and what's the impact? >> well, i think that first and foremost they do have to look at what is strategic to america. and even beyond energy, steel is the most strategic product you need a country. you don't have energy without steel. so there is a nation nailing nal security issue in terms of preserving the steel industry here in america. you know, i can't tell you what goes on in the back rooms to really look at what the real true security issue is or what their data points were that they looked at but i can tell you that steel is absolutely

japan's nippon steel wanted to buy it. agreed no sale but today in promised an investment deal is to come. pres. trump: we are doing it as an investment purchase. correspondent: as he extends ahead to some, trump and efficiency czar elon musk are working to push workers out and chip away at their agencies. workers dismantled the agency side at what was usaid. 300 workers total may be allowed to could -- to continue. pres. trump: we have very smart people going in. go into education, military, other things as we go along, and they are finding massive amounts of fraud, abuse, ways, all of these things. i will pick a target and say go in. correspondent: elsewhere -- democratic members of congress were turned away at another agency where they say they had unanswered questions. >> where is your bill? where is your budget proposal? correspondent: house minority leader hakeem jeffries and other democrats are stepping up witticism who have not come up with their draft for a critical budget deal, and they say are ignoring funding p

japan's nippon steel saying it is considering bold revision toss the buyout proposal of u.s.create a win-win situation for both japan and the united states through significant investments. the new plan coming after president trump said no one can have a majority stake in u.s. steel. the stock this morning is up almost 7%. today, trump is set to impose an additional 25% tariff on all steel and aluminum coming into america. u.s. steel stock down 20% in the last year. this morning, bouncing, up 6.9%. broader market looks like this, futures indicating a pretty good rally at the start of trading, the do dow industrials up 144, we've got fourth quarter earnings season in full swing. we'll hear from mcdonald's this morning, followed by coca-cola out tomorrow, paramount global after the bell on wednesday deere and within and wendys on thursday. with us now, brad mcmillan. i want to get your take on earnings. how would assess the quarterly earnings and what do you think is behind the firmer stance kicking off the new week? >> i think the market is looking at the earnings that are comi

mar-a-lago after a meeting with the japanese prime minister that brought the end of japanese owned nippon steel's attempt to buy u.s. steel. >> doing it a as an investment, no longer a purchase. >> it was also a busy week for the world's wealthiest man and special government employee evening. >> is he not shy. elon is not shy. >> "time" magazine show's musk behind resolute desk. >> "time" magazine still in business? i didn't know that. >> complaining about musk's outsized influence. >> congress has to stand up and fight we need people across this country to stand up and fight to not agonize against these people. the democrat use of the term unelected is really quite remarkable here. donald trump was elected in an overwhelming landslide. these are donald trump staffers. >> so-called sacred crew cows of the federal budget could be on the chopping block. >> education, just about everything. >> a doge staffer was fired thursday after inappropriate posts on x surfaced but vice president vance wrote: i don't think stupid social media activity should ruin a kid's life so i say bring him back. th

japan's nippon steel wants to buy it but the sale was blocked by joe biden. trump has agreed so far no sale but promised an investment deal to come. >> they are doing it as an investment, not a purchase. >> as he extends a hand to some, trump and elon musk are pushing to get workers out. workers dismantled the agency sign at usaid. leadership has been told it as few as 300 workers total may be all left. trump was asked about musk. >> we have smart people going in so i have instructed him to go into education and other things as we go along and they are finding massive amounts of fraud, abuse, waste and all these things. i will pick out a target. >> elsewhere -- >> we are members of congress. >> democratic members of congress were turned away at another agency where they said they had unanswered russians on capitol hill -- questions. on capitol hill, house democratic leader hakeem jeffries and others are criticizing republicans in the president for not coming up with a draft for a budget deal and they say they are ignoring funding problems and the sudden unrav