stuart: tell me how american tariffs create american jobs. >> putting tariffs on washing machines andthe united states and said we don't want to pay the tariffs and came and built plants here in america and created them here and created lower pricing and today washing machines were cheaper than before the tariffs were put on. stuart: david. >> aluminum tariffs lasted six months and president trump took the tariffs off and whole point is what you can't see is the way it impacted other industries. manufacturing is down 20%. right now from where it was before those tariffs started and never came back. that's the issue is there's certain jobs that change and benefits one group and hurt as larger group. it's always a cost to the economy. stuart: how tariffs lead to lower income taxes. >> if you look in 2018, he increased tariff revenue and generated revenue for the government and dropped 39.7 to 27% and tariffs put in place because we didn't have income tax and used to be over 90% of all government revenue from tariffs and zero income tax. from 1850 to 1950 or so, we went from all tariffs

stuart machin says changes to national insurance and a new packaging levy will cost retailers billionsth no benefits to recycling. he's urging ministers to rethink the tax hikes, warning of job losses and slower wage growth. the government, though, defends those tax rises, saying they're necessary and that many smaller firms won't see any change or cuts to their bills. and warnings have continued today over the potentially deadly cold snap hitting the uk. the met office says temperatures plunged to minus seven degrees in some parts, with areas also set to be hit by snow and ice. the uk health security agency issued cold yellow health alerts for nonh cold yellow health alerts for north east, north west yorkshire and the humber and south east, which is in place through till tuesday. it means that vulnerable people, including the elderly or people with serious health conditions, could be at increased risk due to those plunging temperatures. that's the news on gb news, a full round up at 10:00. now, though, let's get straight back to ben liri. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your