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tom graham said it would probably take a year before an initial wto decision and then the case wouldy then be held up at the appeals stage as the us had blocked advantage that china — you know, from the way the us and china. to speak to president xi. the thinking was they would have a phone conversation this week. tariffs on mexico and canada. so what do you think might happen with china next? and they will stay in place for quite a while. a couple of points. one is that — remember that the 10% on china is far less than trump talked about during the election, trump, more broadly, is trying to employ the tariffs are part of the stick, as well as investments in artificial intelligence. at the inauguration. so what do you think might happen with china next? i think what's going to happen is the tariffs are in place, and they will stay in place for quite a while. a couple of points. one is that — remember that the 10% on china is far less than trump talked about during the election, so there's a signal there. trump, more broadly, is trying to employ a carrot—and—stick approach to china.

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here's how republican senators tom cotton and lindsey graham have weighed in on the issue over the yearsco being a state that pollutes our power. >> the house is voting tomorrow on a bill to make washington, d.c. a state. if that sounds insane, you're not alone. so why are the democrats pushing for it? the answer is simple. power. the democrats want to make washington. >> a. >> state because they. want two new democratic senators in perpetuity. >> now. >> if the thought of a couple of senators from puerto rico, like people who are actual american citizens, scares them, i wonder how 20 from the land of maple sirup mounties and anne of green gables is going to go over. and while it's difficult to compare american and canadian politics directly, we've got some sense of how canadians are, what might come to be known as americans might vote. canada has a multi-party parliamentary system, but in 2003, the conservative parties united under one banner, and since then the conservatives have received on average, about 35% of the popular vote in each election. the left of conservative parties combi

tom: ok. let's get more with mark graham field from our mliv team. how are bond traders reacting to his comments on the dollar? he seems to be walking back some of his previous criticism around the issuance at the front end. >> generally speaking, there's a bit of relief about what we've heard so far from mr. bessent. particularly happy to hear that he's got no big plans to change the quarterly refunding issue for now. there was some concern once the new president came in that there would be higher issuance of long-term bonds. the u.s. treasury would be looking for ways to fund the expansion. particularly some of the revenue they may get from taxation or other measures. they need to issue more bonds. that doesn't appear to be the case for now. he's saying that there's no need to do anything with the long end. that's music to the ears of the bond market. they are happy to hear that. there will be plenty of issuance in the short end. we are seeing a flattening of the yield curve. that's been the major theme for the past few days, that's continuing to h

conservative senator tom tillis saying, quote, obviously it's not going to happen. and trump ally lindsey graham -- >> i think that would be a tough place to be assigned if you are an american soldier. we'll see what the arab world says, but it will be problematic at many levels. >> reporter: overnight secretary of state marco rubio posted in part that the u.s. is ready to, quote, make gaza beautiful again. this would be an enormous undertaking. and notably, the preside's stunning proposal for the u.s. to take on such a historic humanitarian challenge for one of its most vulnerable populations comes just as the president and his team are usaid, tasked with leading usaid tasked with leading foreign aid and assistance projects around the globe. >> peter, thank you. lots to chew on here. let's get to richard engel, who, of course, covered this region for decades. lives there as well. richard, let's start with the reaction that's coming in. we already heard from the crown prince of saudi arabia. how are world leaders, particularly in the middle east, reacting? >> reporter: so i have been speaking, s

tom holamn and he says he will run out of money. he is not going to wait for the house. >> lindsey graham is a good friend and i understand what they are engaging in, they want to move the agenda and so do we. he is working at breakneck pace to do that with the executive branch and we will do it with legislation. it is very complicated and complex set of things we are delivering. of course we will secure the border and mixer american committees are safe, we will get american energy dominance going again but to do that in one bill takes a little bit of time. we are working through that process productively. we have been building on this for years. we spent 4.5 hours at the white house on thursday and three outers later that evening working through the final details and we are very close. i appreciate the senate's zeal and we have it in the house but i have about 170 additional personalities to deal with and he only has 53 on the republican side. we have a diverse caucus with a lot of interests but we will get this done. host: back to your calls asking you to great president trump's first three weeks in office. we go to roland in det

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