i'm steve lai. from world leaders. detailfrom trump's team on how this could actually play out, only a few days in office, was talking about his legacy. and as the bible says, blessed are the peacemakers. all finished will be known as a peacemaker and a unifier. i hope that's going to be true. estate, minus the palestinians, although senior aides later now, he's doubled down, with a social media post suggesting the gaza strip would be turned over needing no soldiers on the ground. has expressed his approvalfor the idea. critics say it's unworkable and would constitute a clear but mr netanyahu, when asked if us troops would need no. ..echoed president trump. the only thing i'm certain of is that, just speaking american taxpayer money to rebuild gaza. in an apparent reference to the deadly devices used he gave this golden pager. "our greatest friend and ally." john sudworth, bbc news, washington. elsewhere, and president trump has signed an executive order it places financial and visa restrictions on

i'm steve lai.n both mexico and canada after negotiations prevailed. trump announced a one—month pause on the tariffs, included in the deal, ms sheinbaum said that, in return, mr trump pledged measures to curb the trafficking not only fenta nyl. he made several proposals and finally we reached the agreement that is in the agreement that was put border, protect the border and prevent drug trafficking. americans money and jobs. in the us. china has not been spared. a 10% tariff on chinese imports into the us is expected to take effect in three hours. however, trump said monday he expected a call with chinese leader xi jinping within 2a hours. british prime minister sir keir starmer the leaders spoke about establishing an ambitious it's the first time a british prime ministerjoined an eu leaders summit since brexit. that's all as president donald trump hints at slapping tariffs totally unnecessary and stupid tariff wars or trade wars. then the one laughing on the side is china. describing the eu as an

i'm steve lai.said this in response to a question would you consider taxing the uk for example? with the european union, i can tell you that because they have products. they take almost nothing and we take everything from them. millions of cars, a tremendous amount of food and farm product so the uk is way out of line and we will see. the european union is really out of line. be worked out. prime minister starmer wants a closer relation with the eu. prime minister starmer has been very nice. getting along well. with the european union, it is $350 billion deficit. ahead for americans, after ordering 25% tariffs quote, �*ripping off�* america. the price." suggesting it will impose similar import duties of 25% on us goods. canada is also set to bring in retaliatory tariffs, to "choose canadian. " ordered an additional 10% beginning in canada. canada outlined how it would hit back, like the american tariffs, our response will also be items such as american beer, wine and bourbon, the us tariff is 25% on

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i'm steve lai. our top story this monday — markets in asia are in the red after us president donald trump has on imports from mexico and canada. tax of 10%. he also implemented an additional 10% tariff into force on tuesday. of 25% on american goods ranging from beer and wine to household appliances and sporting goods. with the world trade organization. peter mcguire from trading.com laid out what the possible economic fallout from this new trade war could look like. and to a lesser extent china — i think the countermove is going to be a tit—for—tat in the sense that mexico is looking at introducing substantial tariffs on us goods tariffs. what do you make of china's response? they seem to be more reserved. 10%. and they come back to market tomorrow. it will be fascinating how they trade on this. but appreciating what is going on. is there enough details as to who and what is affected at the moment. interpreted by the market over the next 48 hours. so it is wait and see where the sand lies mid week

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i'm steve lai. president trump has agreed to delay imposing tariffs and clamp down on trafficking of fentanyl. told him let's put on pause for a month and i'm sure in this we have in this month we can have results, results for your results, good results for your people, good results of the _77 of mexico and 7 of mexico and this was people of mexico and this was role of the agreement. the 7 f is i think itis very truth is i think it is very important are paused to important tariffs are paused to allow us to and alley us ts; wed-s; nsggtiéts and the of the recognise the importance of the treaty, within that us mexico treaty, within that continue to fgaglework continue to , our meanwhile — canada's prime ministerjustin trudeau tweeted as terrorists and launch a canada—usjoint strike force so how is all this being seen in canada — and allies. there is in knowing some of these tariffs will not imposed there is ee imeeee�*e' “eh�*eeeee thefe ie ' a ee imeeee�*ei “eh�*eeeee thefe ie ' a lot ee h�*ee�*eee�*

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i mean, we talked to steve womack of the appropriations committee, who basically was kind of laying out like, you can't do all the things you need to do unless you fund the government. and he was saying that like, there's no they don't even have top line numbers for what to write the appropriations bills at people are pretty being like, okay, we're getting so close. it's going to be another cr more likely. and this is upsetting to a lot of cardinals or appropriations members because they're like, we're just funding the government on last year's priorities. and republicans messaging is we're funding joe biden's government still, because this is the numbers that he wanted, the numbers that the democratic senate wanted. and now they have a trifecta, and they can't even fund the government and what the republicans want to fund it at. so they're still funding it on the last year. and it's really upsetting to some of them, especially seeing that, oh, we just wait till the last minute every time and they're like, oh, like this snuck up on us. let's just fund another cr. >> because just to brin

laying out new plans for the u.s. to take over the gaza strip, saying we could turn it into the rivera of the middle east. >> steve: lucasomlinson has probably been to the rivera. he joins us from the white house. trump mentioned it last night and now the world is saying no, you can't do it. >> lucas: that's right, steve, good morning, friends. reaction pouring in from overseas. first, let's begin here at the white house last night. standing alongside israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. president trump shocked the world when he says the u.s. will be going into gaza and did not rule out u.s. military involvement. >> the u.s. will take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with it, too. we will own it. and be responsible for dismantling all of the dangerous, unexploded bombs and other weapons on this site. >> mr. president, given what you have said about gaza, should the u.s. send troops to help secure the security vacuum? >> as far as gaza is concerned? we will do what is necessary. >> pouring in from overseas this morning. trump's plan saudi arabia rejects any attempts to displace the palestinians from their la