so so rupert murdoch continues to be against trump's tariffs.ut bigger picture here, rupert murdoch is an example of what's happened to many millions of republicans in the united states after january 6th. we know from rupert murdoch's emails that were obtained by dominion in that lawsuit that he was horrified by trump. he wanted to make trump a non-person. he didn't want to hear the word donald trump ever again. and now, four years later, rupert murdoch back in the oval office trying to repair his relationship with trump because he wants to be where the power is. he wants to be where the action is. and that's where rupert murdoch finds himself again today. >> and doing it with a smile. brian stelter, thank you so much. ahead, two hollywood stars, two very different accusations in the battle between blake lively and justin baldoni is getting more heated by the day. the judge's message to their attorneys next break my stride. >> nobody gonna slow me down. >> years of hard. >> work. >> i've got to. >> decades of dedication committed to giving back.

rupert is in a class by himself. larry is larry. larry is one of the most serious players anywhere in the world. it is an honor to have you. this has nothing to do with your people, but do hear it, i thought it would be appropriate. i'm sure you all recognized him, all going crazy, "what is he doing here?" [laughter] >> is there any chance -- pres. trump: well, nobody does. with mexico, we had a great talk with mexico, and president sheinbaum is a woman. i like her very much. but we have to stop fentanyl from coming into the weather i like somebody or not, and we have to stop the illegal aliens from coming in. i think we've lost 200,000 people a year, could be closer to 300,000, and they've agreed to put in 10,000, permanently, like, forever, 10,000 soldiers at their side of the border, and stop fentanyl and illegal aliens from coming into our country. they have a big incentive. other than that, we've agreed to talk and consider various other things. we have not agreed on, senator, -- on tariffs yet. maybe we welcome the maybe we wo

rupert. is larry pretty much in a class by himself. right? a couple of bucks more, i don't know, but but rupert is in a class by himself. he's an amazing guy. and larry is. larry is larry. larry is one of the most serious players anywhere in the world. so it's an honor to have you. this has nothing to do with you people, but they hear it. i thought it would be appropriate. i'm sure you didn't recognize them. if you're going crazy, they say, what are they doing here? thank you. okay. thank you. >> is there any chance. >> that canada. >> or china could. >> also get out of the. >> tariffs after you struck. >> a deal with them? well, nobody's out with mexico. we had a great talk with mexico and we had president sheinbaum is a woman. i like her very much. we've had good relationships. but we have to stop fentanyl from coming in, whether i like somebody or not. and we have to stop the illegal aliens from coming in. i think we've lost 200,000 people on average a year for many years, much higher than the 100,000 could be even closer to 300,000. and t

rupert is, uh, larry, pretty much in a class by himself. right? i mean, although you may have a couple of bucks more, i don't know, but. but rupert is in a class by himself. he's an amazing guy. and larry is, uh. larry is larry. larry is one of the most serious players anywhere in the world. so it's an honor to have you. this has nothing to do with you people. but they're here. and i thought it would be appropriate. i'm sure you didn't recognize them. at all. going crazy. they're saying, what are they doing here? thank you sir, thank you. >> omnitech. >> is there any chance that canada or china could also get out of the tariffs after you struck a deal with mexico? >> nobody's out with mexico. we had a great talk with mexico. and, uh, we had. president sheinbaum is a woman. i like her very much. we've had good relationships, but we have to stop fentanyl from coming in, whether i like somebody or not. and we have to stop the illegal aliens from coming in. i think we've lost 200,000 people on average a year for many years, much higher than the 100,00

rupert murdoch, to legends in business, publishing and probably every other. imagine a class by himself. an amazing guy. larry is larry, one of the most in the world. this has nothing to do with you but it is appropriate. i'm sure you didn't recognize them. crazy to say, what are they doing here? >> is there any chance -- [inaudible] >> nobody's out well. we had a great talk with mexico and we have the president, a woman, i like her very much. whether i like somebody or not, we have to stop illegal aliens from coming in. think we've arrest 200,000 a year for many years, maybe closer to 300,000. they were great to put in 10000 soldiers permanently forever, 10000 soldiers there's out of the border in supplemental and illegal aliens from coming into our country. other than that, we were great to talk and consider various other things. we haven't agreed on tariffs and maybe we well, maybe we want but we have a very good relationship. i spoke with prime minister trudeau of canada and we had a good talk but i did ask a couple questions like banks aren't allowed to d

i have great respect for rupert murdoch. i disagree with him a lot of times with the wall street journal, but that's all right. we've disagreed before, but and i'm sure they didn't have any idea what they were talking about because already you see what's happening. look at look at columbia. look at what happened with that. everybody said that with columbia it was going to be a disaster in 1 in 1 hour. everything was settled. you know why? tariffs. tariffs without tariffs, they wouldn't have been the same way. they weren't would not have treated me the way they treated me, which was extremely nicely. uh, and i don't want to use countries, i don't want to use names. but tariffs are very powerful both economically and in getting everything else you want. tariffs for us. nobody can compete with us because we're the pot of gold. but if we don't keep winning and keep doing well, we won't be the pot of gold. and then tariffs won't be so good for us. but when you're the pot of gold, the tariffs are uh the tariffs are very good. they

. >> just respect i have great respect for rupert murdoch. i disagree with him a lot of times with the wall street journal, but it's all right. we've disagreed before, but and i'm sure they didn't have any idea what they were talking about because already you see what's happening. look at look at columbia. look at what happened with that. everybody said that with columbia it was going to be a disaster in 1 in 1 hour, everything was settled. you know why? tariffs. tariffs. without tariffs they wouldn't have been the same way. they weren't would not have treated me the way they treated me, which was extremely nicely. and i don't want to use countries, i don't want to use names. but tariffs are very powerful both economically and in getting everything else. you want tariffs for us. nobody can compete with us because we're the pot of gold. but if we don't keep winning and keep doing well, we won't be the pot of gold. and then tariffs won't be so good for us. but when you're the pot of gold, the tariffs are the tariffs are very good. they're very

he was in there and rupert murdoch happened to be sitting in the corner of the oval office. and as trump was taking these questions and signing ceos, he started to go off on the wall street journal's editorial, basically calling this the dumbest trade war in american history. you can see rupert murdoch there. trump said he wanted them to stay for his oval office signing. but listen to to what trump had to say about that editorial. as the cameras were in the room every single., i'm going to have to talk to. >> him about. nada bashir. >> i've been right over the wall street journal many times. i will tell you, i don't agree with him on some things. no, it's not only is it not dumb, you're going to see, you're going to see every single one of those countries is dying to make a deal. you know why? because they're ripping us off. >> howard lutnick is laughing. i don't think trump was kidding, though, when he was. his anger about this, this editorial and how they're how they were viewing his his trade moves. >> no, not at all. i mean, we know how much he pays attention to those he

and like you said, we have to jump of things. buddy trump watches, rupert murdoch's fox news in their foreign policy agenda. very clear payments are firing tucker, carlson. and there is waltz and ruby a waltz, his national security adviser. and i should say, john bolton was on this show the other day as long as having national security advisor. i don't think, well, just going to be as a, as a interventionist as a, as bolton, but the world's and marco rubio, who i don't know uh, in your atmosphere may launch a full scale war with the southern hemisphere, which has always been his i, i dear they're closer to what they, i mean, even before it gets to the pen to get in pete exit every day. i know that the confirmation hearings have been going on with the lieutenant colonel josie gabbert and so on. but wilts is in a very powerful position, and rubio is the secretary of state. he's the blink configure as, yeah, was, is i think the one to be more worried about and will be, i think, what's gonna happen to rubio. and it's just the test speculation on my part. we get a show about it a few days

we have two of the most talented people in the world, rupert murdoch and larry ell ellison. they are two legends in business and publishing. he is pretty much in a class by himself. he is an amazing guy. larry is one of the most serious players in the world. this has nothing to do with you but they are here and i thought it would be appropriate. they are all going crazy, saying what are they doing here. >> is there any chance canada or china? -- >> we had a great talk with mexico. president sheinbaum is a woman and i like her much. we have to stop fentanyl from coming in. we have to stop the illegal aliens from coming in. i think we have lost 200,000 people a year per year for many years. we could be closer to 300,000. they have agreed to put in 10,000. just their side of the border, stopped fentanyl and illegal aliens from coming in. we can consider various other things. we haven't agreed on terrace yet. maybe we will and maybe we won't. i also spoke with prime minister trudeau. bank aren't allowed to do business, we aren't treated well by canada and we have to be treated w

i have great respect for rupert murdoch. i disagree with him a lot of times and i am sure they didn't have any idea what they were talking about because already you see what is happening. look at columbia, what happened with that. everybody said it was going to be a disaster and in one hour, everything was settled. do you know why? tariffs. we have tariffs. it wouldn't have been the same way. they would not have treated me the way they treated me, which was nicely. and i don't want to use countries or names, but tariffs are powerful economically and in getting everything else you w want. nobody can compete with us but if we don't keep winning and doing well, we won't be the pot of gold and tariffs won't be so good for us but when you are the pot of gold, they are very good. they are very powerful and they are going to make our country very rich again. thank you very much, everybody. how is the market doing? i don't know. i don't think about it. thank you very much. >> interesting. that was laid-back. might as well pop up the

rupert murdoch's wall street journal, a sister of fox news, which i just showed you, is showing people those actual consequences on potential rising prices. well, this is what murdoch's journal editorial board says, that donald trump has launched the dumbest trade war, and the fallout now begins. or take republican 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? >> that's a fair question. or take treasury secretary veteran larry summers, who says this is inexplicable, dangerous. mark zandi, who is known for his conservative bona fides. also, just as an expert on the intersection of government spending, government policy and the economy, he just says, look, this will do damage. there's no way around it. or take the nobel prize winner and longtime author paul krugman, who writes in his newsletter, that this is simply a stupid, self-destructive idea. those are people who know based on expertise and who have a lot of exper

rupert murdoch media empire includes the newspaper visited the oval office today and was on hand as trump spoke with reporters saturday. >> i'm going to have to talk to him. not only is it not dumb, you're going to see, you're going to see every single one of those countries is dying to make a deal. you know. >> so we will see if there is a deal that has been reached between the u.s. and canada. jake, we do know that canadian prime minister justin trudeau, as you pointed out, is outgoing. he did have a telephone call the second one of the day with the president here. it ended just a few minutes ago. we do not know the outcome of that call. if the trade war with canada will be averted. but trump views canada in a very different light. again, today in the oval office, as we were there, he referred to canada as a place that should be the 51st state. so again, not a good negotiating point. as for the market reaction, which has been significant throughout the day, we asked the president if market reaction led to his decision to hold the tariffs with mexico. the president feigned indifference,

rupert murdoch media empire includes the newspaper, visited the oval office today and was on hand as trump spoke with reporters. >> on saturday. >> i'm going to have to talk to him. not only is it not dumb, you're going to see, you're going to see every single one of those countries is dying to make a deal. >> so trump saying tonight he was very pleased with that deal reached with canada. that includes sending about some 10,000 frontline personnel to the border. the white house press secretary phil, summing it up slightly in a different way. she said canada is bending the knee just like mexico. a white house official telling me tonight, the the the tariffs for china, those 10% tariffs are still expected to go into effect at midnight. but the bottom line to all of this is here. the president's appetite for tariffs remains very high. he said he wasn't focusing on the market reaction today. phil we both know he watches the market very closely. >> indeed he does. jeff zeleny live from the north lawn. thanks so much. now to canada. and cnn's paula newton. paula, what are canadian official

you can see how he started cnbc for nbc and started fox for rupert murdoch. here's the situation. and it was it was july of the election. i was down 1984, 1984. i was down 34 points. we had a meeting in louisville and i said, roger, is this race over? and here's what he said. he said, i've never known anybody come from this far behind, this late to win, but i don't think it's over. a very competitive guy. i was running against a pretty smart democratic incumbent who didn't have a lot of obvious vulnerability as we were looking for some kind of issue that a needle in the haystack, if you will. and it turned out this was back in the honorary days, which i didn't have any problem. people making speeches for money. but he had been making speeches for money while he was missing votes on the senate floor. so ailes turned that into a couple of ads featuring a kentucky hunter type person with bloodhounds out looking for huddleston to get him back to work. and it electrified the campaign, got people interested, and it got people talking about it. and then there was a sequel later in which

i mean, you know, rupert and i, we disagree right, on so many things, rupert.ut we come here, we talk about it, we work it through occasionally. we even find that we agree on things that we wouldn't have suspected. and actually,

rupert lowe a bit of a rising star. hey.ell, here's what reform uk leader nigel farage had to say a few moments ago as well. >> and here we are this week with seven opinion polls showing that we now are consistently three points ahead of the conservative party and just a point or two behind the labour party. and we are achieving something. we are achieving something. we are achieving something that is quite remarkable. and we've been riding a bit of a wave. and you know what? if we keep riding that wave a bit more, we really will surprise everybody come that next general election when we win it. >> wow. is nigel farage sending the conservative party into a full blown meltdown? reform uk, with just five mps, held a massive rally today in kemi badenoch own constituency, north west essex. and they're not just talking about overthrowing the tories, they're coming for badenoch seat. that's right. reform is targeting the heart on the head even of the tory party, andifs the head even of the tory party, and it's no surprise they're