justin trudeau, prime minister of canada. and we also have the representative delegations, representatives of the media and people following on the internet through social media. welcome. presidents and prime minister, joseph biden jr., president of the united states of america, you have the floor, sir. president biden: thank you very much. it's wonderful to be back here in mexico city. i want to thank the president for hosting the prime minister and me for the 10th north american leader summit. this is a magnificent forum. we're true partners, the three of us, working together with mutual respect and genuine like for one another. to advance a safer and more prosperous future for all of our people. the reason we're in this summit, this trilateral relationship, it's so impactful, because we share a common vision for the future grounded on common values. i mean that sincerely. common values we share in our countries. since becoming president, i've been lazer focused on rebuilding the u.s. economy from the bottom-up and the midd

prime minister trudeau: thank you very much. first on haiti, the situation in haiti is heartbreaking. canada has stood with the people of haiti for decades. including over the past three years with multiple interventions with the u.n., with other partners on the ground, military interventions, police interventions, prison guards. we have continued to stand with the people of haiti and we will continue to. obviously this current situation is heart wrenching. and we need to continue to be there for the people of haiti. we need to make sure that the solutions are driven by the people of haiti themselves. that's why canada's focus as we stepped up over the past months has been, first of all, in putting significant sanctions on the elites who are responsible for so much of the violence and political instability in haiti. a handful of small, extraordinarily wealthy families in haiti have been causing much of the strife because of political and pecuniary year interests. and that is why the sanctions account has put forward are causing

and hi, prime minister trudeau. for mr.nt, you have been accused of being too soft on border security and now too hard following the recent border policy changes. what's the right balance? and on the news at home, you explain how classified documents ended up in one of your offices and should the public have been notified sooner? for prime minister trudeau, there's been a suggestion that canada lead a multinational security force in haiti. i wondered if that was a possibility and what you would need. [ speaking spanish ] >> translator: president lopez obr obrador, willing to accept more migrants arriving at the u.s.-mexico border. w . >> the easy one first. people know i take classified documents seriously. when my lawyers were clearing out my office at the university of pennsylvania, they set up an office for me, a secure office in the capitol. the four years after being vice president, i was a professor at penn. they found some documents in a box, a locked cabinet, or at least a closet. an as soon as they did, they realiz

joe biden, justin trudeau and the mexican president have been meeting in mexico city. they have discussed regional cooperation, including trade, immigration, and drug trafficking. manual apollo has been following the summit and joins us from mexico city. life pictures there of the three leaders giving a press conference in the last hour or so. has anything concrete come out of the summit? reporter: i'm looking over here, noticing the press conference is still going on. the north american leaders summit did conclude, the press conference going longer than we were expecting it to. so far, what we have heard from the three world leaders, canadian prime minister justin trudeau, president biden, and president ober door of mexico is lacking the specificity. their tone, certainly on a number of topics ranging from border security, multilateral security strategy to curb weapons trafficking, to curb human trafficking, to curb the trafficking of drugs moving back and forth between the u.s.-mexico border, all of that seemed very optimistic. at one time, president lopez ober door

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prime minister justin trudeau's right now. -- speaking right now. the three countries are aiming to coordinate investments in semiconductor manufacturing. >> the same thing with electric vehicles. but canada again from the critical minerals that go into the batteries and the batteries themselves we are starting to build, to the steel and the aluminum being developed in canada, to the technology, the innovation from ai, canada is very much a partner in what we are developing in terms of the more resilient supply chain. even in semiconductors, the largest semiconductor packaging plant in north america is in quebec. these are the kinds of things that canada is very much focused on in ensuring not just prosperity right now, but good jobs as we move toward an environmentally responsible, socially inclusive future. >> you were just listening to prime minister justin trudeau talking about the centrality of supply chains in their discussions today. we are expecting to see more details on these chip investments. this is bloomberg. ♪ at cdw, we get if your ne

what has been the role of justin trudeau at the summit?> joe biden and justin trudeau met early this morning. joe biden said when we worked together, we can achieve great things. he said justin trudeau is a person on whom i can always count. they also talked about migration and the economy but also about their shared values. they talked about ukraine and they want to support ukrainians in their fight against the russian invasion. with the two northern members of the three countries, they were talking about broader issues not only the economy and migration. >> thank you. heavy rains have caused rock slides and flooding in many areas of the united states. in the western coastal state of california, at least 14 people have been killed so far and more than 200,000 homes and businesses left without power. residents in the town of montecito home to any celebrities including prince harry and meghan markle have been asked to leave. >> flooding his cause devastation as far as the eye can see. homes and cars damaged by the floodwater. california is

annmarie: justin trudeau, york prime minister, said that the u.s. canada want to make it clear that if they were to negotiate this and put this beside them, there could be potentially more foreign direct investment into mexico. is there a timeline that at some point you are going to have to move to plan b? minister ng: the prime minister is absolutely correct. his misses expect to have pretty debility and transparency. what are we really talking about here? we are talking about an opportunity to work together to create greater green energy and greater renewable resources, a sustainable economy and environment here in mexico that canada very much wants to be part of. we are all very motivated to try to find a solution. like i said, i met with the secretary today. i implored on her that we must continue to do this work together, to find a resolution. but as i said, all options continue to be available to us. annmarie: considering all options on the table, i want to pivot to the inflation reduction act. with seen a number of u.s. allies coming out, ang

trudeau, go away in canada protest mood is heating up prime minister came to hamilton for a three-dayng, but expects a warm welcome. i had local residents staged a spontaneous protest and called for labor to step down. they insist that the authorities finally take up the solution of internal problems. various demands for the abolition of quarantine restrictions, improvement of rights for migrant worker activists have also criticized the government's decision to purchase nearly a hundred modern fighter jets from the us claiming that trudeau can't go anywhere in canada without witnessing public protests. a serious split is brewing in nato due to provocative actions against ankara, turkey may leave the alliance, the deputy chairman of the turkish motherland party said, turkey will leave nato in five to six months nato, with its provocations, is forcing us to do so. they are trying to pit us against our neighbor greece, they trying to drag us into the whirlpool in the middle east at last. you see an action against the koran in sweden and the netherlands, the police noted the latest polls

at the summit in indonesia here regarding trudeau.ould like to remember the famous #tried with the prefix fabulous everything that we discussed yesterday was leaked to the newspapers. this is inappropriate. that's not how things are done. dialogue must be sincere, otherwise it will be difficult to say how it can end up. in canada, they believe in open honest dialogue. we will continue to work constructively together, but there will be things with which we will not agree terms first. create, however, trudeau distinguished himself at the beginning of last year, when in free canada they came out to protest . and after it, everything was led by a state of emergency, but also branded to the public from a person who taught minsk democracy more than once, these people are trying to block our economy. our democracy and the daily lives of our citizens. this must stop. you know we only took some of the actions and statements, leading was also my sandus , the st. , that all from in ukraine and for the desire to join the eu, but let's leave it al

president biden is expected to meet with justin trudeau before all three leaders try to tackle big issues that have divided the continent from immigration to trade to climate change. why things have already gotten off to a bumpy start. >>> and a new political headache for president biden. a small number of documents with classified markings were found at an office he used after leaving the obama white house. ahead, how the white house is responding and why despite some comparisons drawn by republicans this is a different scenario from the documents found at mar-a-lago. >>> we start with the urgent emergency in california. as more heavy rain is moving through the state. nbc's marissa parra is in felton, california, santa cruz countier one of the areas seeing significant flooding. also with us, meteorologist michelle grossman. describe what you're seeing and what are officials telling people to do? >> yeah, so you have to keep in mind that as we're hearing that more rain is on the way, everyone kind of feels like they can't catch a break here. this is what one of the residential streets loo

in 2017, esquire magazine named justin trudeau the most stylish politician of the year, and the media's prime minister of canada is among the trends, complementing formal suits and shirts with contrasting ties, and dress shoes with multi-colored socks with fun prints, which supports his popularity with young people sebastian kurtz at 27 years became the youngest foreign minister, and then the youngest chancellor. in history in 2009. he campaigned for the conservative party with a black one. it's hot for posts. in social networks, she posed in jeans and a graduation shirt sitting on the hood of a black hummer a, then she rebranded the party and changed its official color to the trendy turquoise new york times. and even published an article called how to dress to win the election allowance from sebastian course, traditionally focused on images. dame alexandra acassiocortes age 33 at 29, became the youngest woman ever to be elected to the u.s. congress boasts a million followers on instagram banned in russia as a radical politician, she has often been surrounded by scandals in the past yea

next, bill maher on his show, big loves justin trudeau. i mean, justin trudeau. i thought he was a cool guy. then i started to what he said, it's like tolerate the now you do sound like hitler. this is bill maher and his hbo show so this is this is a positive i have a whole chapter devoted the politically left progressives liberals coming over because it covered being red pilled everyone from naomi wolf, former clinton gore adviser to russell brand the hollywood socialist actor who's. now just the most eloquent speakers on the great reset. jimmy, who was the young turks who was fantastic going off about the great reset? glenn greenwald and a whole host of people. it's one of my favorite chapters in the book because of these liberals are now joining with conservatives. robert f kennedy jr has come incredibly and we're building alliances now because it's no longer the left right. it's versus tyranny. next. so we must start planning a permanent pandemic. remember i told you about the emergency powers going back to the roman republic? they don't want to give it. we'r

the formator stein, as well as the head of state personally thanked canadian prime minister justin trudeau for the military assistance, in general, we managed to achieve several things in a week, this is what our diplomatic marathon gave which lasts from my visa to your chthon calls and negotiations daily public and non-public managed to significantly strengthen our artillery fist very heavily and with guns and slings there are good results on armored vehicles added several hundred combat vehicles to our arsenal significant results on rockets for jet systems and for our anti-aircraft guns, one of the largest defense packages announced by the united states. i thank president biden for it, all congressmen, all americans who know that freedom cannot lose about the german leopards for ukraine in ramstein have not yet agreed on this decision, they can approve it later , boris reported the history of the meeting of the western allies, i say the arguments for the supply and the arguments against which are put forward by various countries, at the same time he assured that berlin will not stand in

in 2017, esquire magazine named justin trudeau the most stylish politician of the year, and the media'since , the prime minister of canada follows the trends, complementing formal suits and shirts with contrasting ties, and dress shoes with multi-colored socks with fun prints, which supported by his popularity among young people sebastian kurz at the age of 27 became the youngest foreign minister, and then the youngest chancellor. in history in 2009. he campaigned for the conservative party with a black one. it's hot for posts. in social networks, she posed in jeans and a graduation shirt sitting on the hood of a black hummer a, then rebrammed the parties and changed her official color to a trendy turquoise new york. times. even published an article titled how to dress to win an election benefit from sebastian course, increased attention is traditionally riveted to the images of paulie dame alexandra acasio cortez, 33 years old at 29 years old, became the youngest woman ever elected to the us congress and boasts a million fans. all those instagrams banned in russia as a radical politici

s. president joe biden. canada's justin trudeau on the mexican president under emanuel lopez open a door have been meeting in mexico city. they have discuss regional cooperation on matters, including trade, immigration, and drug trafficking. as gates of manual report has been following the summit and joins is for mexico city. look, just looking at live pictures there. of the 3 lead is giving a press conference in the last hour or so. has anything concrete come out of this summit manual? get a 1000000, i'm looking over here, peaking over at the monitor, noticing that this press conference is still going on. the north american leader summit did conclude this press conference going a little bit longer than we were expecting it to. i would argue that so far, what we've heard from the 3 world leaders of from canadian prime minister justin trudeau, president biden, and president lopez over the board of mexico has lacked a lot of specificity that we were hoping to hear. there was quite a bit of mutual praise between the 3 world leaders, their tone, certainly on a number of topics ranging from b

[applause] let's give prime minister of canada justin t trudeau. >> hello, good afternoon. thank you for having us here in mexico city. president biden, my friend, thank you for all your hard work and your valuable insight in today's meetings. as a continent, we are unique we are three large democracies committed to freedom, human rights, equality and creating real opportunity for everyone. we share deep ties as friends and trading partners. [speaking french] >> closely tied because of nafta. this trade agreement helps our countries grow and created millions of good employment and the trade amongst our borders drew investors from the world over. >> competitive in the world. it makes sense why. combined, we are home to half a billion people. we have an extraordinarily strong innovation ecosystem. our combined g.d.p. is larger than that of the european union and leaders we're all dedicated to driving economic growth that supports the middle class and those working hard to join it. these are all foundations of a strong and resilient continental economy. remember what happened

biden and trudeau discussed further support for ukraine at the north american summit in mexico . the usa and canada agreed that the common values ​​of the countries coincide here to help ukraine defend itself in the war, so the presidents discussed cooperation in the field of defense and security. biden trudeau also emphasized that russian aggression is one of the most terrible challenges of the 21st century. you and i must cooperate closely on important global challenges, whether it is pressure from china and russia, or whether it is russia's illegal invasion of ukraine and the need to continue resolutely defending democracy, the rule of law, opportunities and economic growth around the world, the training of the ukrainian military in the patriot will begin already next week, it was confirmed in the pentagon, first the first hundred soldiers will be sent to the united states, that's how much is needed to manage this air defense system, but the general the number of those who will take part in the training, the pentagon spokesman, petrahedron, refused to name for security reasons

of canada as well. have talks with justin trudeau of canada as well.— have talks with justin trudeauhank you very much. sophie. _ canada as well. 0k, thank you very much, sophie, sophie _ canada as well. 0k, thank you very much, sophie, sophie long - canada as well. 0k, thank you very l much, sophie, sophie long reporting there from el paso on the us— mexico border, where president biden has arrived. let's take you back now to events in brazil, as we have been reporting on supporters of the recently defeated jair bolsonaro having invaded national congress. talking to as now, our correspondent in washington, david willis. good to see you. as soon as this news broke, people were making comparisons with the events that happened at the capitol two years ago. what is the response been there in washingtonabsolutely, nancy, this all all has echoes of the events that happened there just all all has echoes of the events that happened there— all all has echoes of the events that happened there 'ust over two ears a . o, that happened there 'ust over two years ago. when _ that happened there 'us

en el palacio nacional el encuentro de los presidentes de méxico amlo estados unidos y trudeau de canadaemana pasada de ampliarlos canales legales para recibir inmigrantes de nicaragua, cuba y haití, quienes están buscando una vida mejor en los estados unidos de américa. también queremos agradecer al señor presidente por haber recibido en méxico aquellos que no están siguiendo los caminos le antes del encuentro en la casa blanca en un comunicado se anunció que ya se ha acordado otorgar visas y la creación de una plataforma legal para los migrantes los caminos con fuerte apoyo del sector privado. >> la importancia y trascendencia de unirnos en américa del norte y buscar hacia adelante la unión en todo el continente americano. >> como buen amigo el presidente les mostró el el palacio a trudeu como hiciera el lunes con joe biden. >> sin embargo los migrantes dudan que esto les de visa, y esperan que esto no se convierta en un nuevo muro. >> muchas personas anhelan llegar hasta acá. >> mientras que migrantes deportados protestaron en ciudad de méxico al paso del presidente joe biden, porque

famosa cumbre de amÉrica del norte, en unas horas estarÁ en integrando el primer canadiense, justin trudeauos siguientes de esta cumbre de los tres Ánimos, lo primero y lo mÁs importante, la crisis migratoria, tambiÉn hablarÁn de narcotrÁfico, de fentanilo en concreto, y de economÍa, este es el primer viaje de el presidente biden a latinoamÉrica desde que llegÓ a la casa blanca, la primera visita de un lÍder estadounidense a mÉxico desde hace mÁs de una dÉcada. carolina: ambos mandatarios se reunieron en "la bestia", el vehÍculo de seguridad del presidente de los estados unidos, joe biden. nos conectamos con la Última informaciÓn al respecto. reportero: buenas tardes. los saludo con gusto desde la zona de polanco de ciudad de mÉxico, lo que estÁn observando es el despliegue de guardia nacional, elementos federales y servicio secreto, porque en esta zona se encuentra el hotel donde pasÓ su primera noche el presidente de los estados unidos, joe biden, ya lo decÍas al inicio de su primera intervenciÓn, que ellos tuvieron su primer plÁtica, esta fue informal y en el traslado del aeropuerto inte

en ciudad de mÉxico a joe biden, el presidente lÓpez obrador y el primer ministro de canadÁ justin trudeaun la ciudad de mÉxico, la ciudad capital estÁ julio vaqueiro, ¿cuÁl es la agenda julio? gusto verte. >>> quÉ tal nacho, un placer saludarte en este dÍa donde empieza la cumbre de lÍderes de amÉrica del norte. vamos a ver en estos dos dÍas el tratado de temas importantes para las tres laciones. el presidente joe biden ya lleÓo a la ciudad de mÉxico y se espera que hoy llegue el primer ministro de canadÁ justin trudeau, la reuniÓn de unos tres amigos como se le dice cologialmente. estarÁn hablando entre otras cosas desde luego de migraciÓn, de migraciÓn, se hablarÁ de seguridad tambiÉn. los 130 mil muertos aquÍ en mÉxico durante el gobierno del presidente lÓpez obrador que preocupa a estados unidos y canadÁ tambiÉn por supuesto. y el trÁfico de fentanilo entre otras drogas que para pone en jaque a la regiÓn. y bueno tambiÉn hablar de las oportunidades de crecimiento. ahora, ¿veremos resultados? ¿o podremos medir los resultados de forma inmediata? bueno serÁ difÍcil pero, de hecho la Últi

well, president and canadian prime minister justin trudeau. >> during the month of december we were averaging 217 and 18,000 migrant population. thank you. >> a large influx of migrants coming in. to the extent unfortunately we are seeing record high numbers. to give an example two weeks ago a shelter that normally handles 120, we had 300. those numbers keep coming in. we have not seen a abate until the last few days. we need a dedicated shelter from a status population to get folks off the street. we need to find funding for them whether it be public or private or a combination. the humanitarian assistance funds we received through the shelter program, it cannot work with those individuals unless they have the proper paperwork. prior phases they could that is one potential avenue if you want to look at it from that standpoint. >> it is an honor and pleasure to be here working in the network. to help the community with the humanitarian crisis. [indiscernible conversations] >> how are you? [indiscernible conversations] how many folks you have coming through? it varies week to week, day-to-day

trudeau is not allowing this up there. >> it's a shocker that somebody like trudeau is actually leadinge biden administration running their policy their teleprompter is. we have to make these kind of advancement and our own policies in florida to protect its citizens. we don't have any of the investigation any of the origins of covid and details how dependent we have become on the chinese government. so, i mean, we look at our intellectual property being stolen, when we are looking at -- there is no need to have, you know, actually active human spies in intelligence taking place. we have got tiktok. we banned tiktok in my office over two years ago. it's digital fentanyl. dangerous what they're doing and all the different ways they are pursuing it and real estate is just one one more way getting into our country. >> carley: allow each individual state and see which state is going to do the right and wrong thing as opposed to federal action is this going to hurt your bottom line? you are the chief financial officer what about the finances here. >> the state of florida, i'm proud to say, i

that's a basic government service in canada, but rather fix it, the trudeau government is deciding toople, subsidizing the killing of their own population, through euthanasia, the state killing people, inconvenient people, poor people, disabled people. the most case involves a retired army colonel, a playera pledgic, who competed in the 2016 rio de janeiro paralympics. they talked about getting a wheelchair lift in her home, because she needs it. the response from the va officer? take advantage of our government-funded euthanasia, you should die. christine joins us tonight. i appreciate you coming on to tell it. did we simplify fairly your experience with the government? >> even the translation, at the committee, it was wrongly transmitted right there. i understand how things can change. i will again say exactly what happened. i was asked to go and speak in front of the veterans affair committee on another subject, about a $570 million new contract that trudeau has just issued. our veteran services is now private property. at that committee, somebody has brought upon the medical assis

president biden was part of a photo op with the mexican president and canadian prime minister justin trudeau and took place in mexico city. after posing r the photo, the three leaders headed into a trilateral meeting.

at the summit in indonesia here regarding trudeau.o remember the famous #tried with the prefix fabulous everything that we discussed yesterday was leaked to the newspapers. this is inappropriate. that's not how things are done. dialogue must be sincere, otherwise it will be difficult to say how it can end up. in canada, they believe in open honest dialogue. we continue to work constructively together, but there will be things with which we will not agree terms. first, create however, trudeau distinguished himself at the beginning of last year, when in free canada they went out to protest truckers the prime minister hid in a bunker called those who disagreed with a stingy policy a marginal minority, and after him everything was led by a state of emergency, but also branded to the public from a man who taught more than once minsk democracies, these individuals, are trying to block our economy, our democracy and the daily lives of our citizens. this must stop. you know, we took only a part of the actions and statements, there was also ma

and trudeau met early this morning and buy it and said, you know, when we work together we can achieve great things. he said $2.00 a person i, i always can count on. and these 2 leaders talked also about migration, obviously in the economy. but also about the shed, well use they talked about ukraine and that they wanted to support ukrainians in the fight against the russian invasion. so with these 2 north northern members of the, of the 3 countries, therefore it kind of talking about broader issues, not only the economy and migration is full and mexico city. thank you so much back to the us now or persistent storms in the state of california. have triggered floods and months lines. at least 14 people have been killed and more than 230000 homes were left without electricity. large parts of california were flooded and residents in many parts were told to evacuate, including mont seato, sound too many celebrities. and meteorologist matthew caputo joins us now from washington. good to see you again, matthew. this is taking place 5 years to the day after deadly mudslides killed 23 and want

namely canada, the netherlands, great britain and norway, the head of the government of canada, justin trudeau, in particular, assured that his country will continue to provide humanitarian , military, financial and other assistance as much as it will be necessary to preserve the free , democratic and safe future of ukraine, trudeau also expressed his conviction that the year 2023 will bring peace to our country, zelensky noted that now is the moment when we, together with our partners, must strengthen defense, we have no doubt that the current masters of russia will throw everything they have left and everyone they can gather to try to turn the situation in the war and at least delay their defeat we must disrupt this russian scenario we are preparing for it terrorists must lose with the internet even without electricity ukrainians will have access to the network after the power is turned off within 10-12 hours, noted the minister of digital transformation mykhailo fedorov , 172 special rechargeable batteries were handed over to domestic providers, these devices were sent to all regions of ukr

in mexico city holding a trilateral summit of north america with canada's prime minister, justin trudeauuel lopez 0brador. mr biden has been holding talks with his host, and there appears to have been a bit of a disagreement. president lopez 0brador said mr biden, who had omitted leaders from some countries from a summit of the americas last year, had been somewhat lacking in his diplomacy. this lacking in his diplomacy. is the moment for us to determine, this is the moment for us to determine, to do away with his abandonment and this disdain and this forgetfulness in the caribbean. which is opposed to the policy of good neighbourhood. president biden, do you keep hold the key in your hand to open and to substantially improve the relationship among all the countries of the american continent? well, mr biden wasn't overly impressed with that criticism of america's regional policy in its own hemisphere, and he was quick to point out what he felt his country had achieved over the decades. just take a listen. just in the last 15 years, we've spent billions of dollars in the hemisphere — tens

you as president joe biden, canada as justin trudeau on the mexican present on the emanuel lopez open door, met in mexico city, common valley. they discussed cooperation on trade, immigration unto rug trafficking on your policy, and following the summit from mexico city being of sources. what we've heard from the 3 world leaders of, from canadian minister justin trudeau, president biden, and president lopez over the board of mexico has lacked a lot of specificity that we were hoping to hear. there was quite a bit of mutual praise between the 3 world leaders, their tone, certainly on a number of topics ranging from border security multilateral security strategy to curb weapons trafficking to curve human trafficking, to the curb. the trafficking of drugs moving back and forth between the us, mexico border, all of that seem positive. all of that seemed very optimistic at one point. president lopez over the board of mexico actually praise president biden for being quote, the 1st president in a long time to not build a single meter of border wall. so certainly the question of migration thi

well, for now, the ukrainian president held talks with the prime minister of canada, justin trudeau ,s night or late the night before from russian aggression , the press service of volodymyr zelensky reports that after the talks between zelensky and trudeau, the prime minister confirmed canada's determination to continue providing humanitarian military financial and other assistance and the people of the government and the people of ukraine for all the necessary time to preserve its free, democratic and safe future of the ukrainian people. the aggressor head of the government conveyed the warmest wishes to ukraine, which is preparing to celebrate orthodox christmas despite russian shelling let's go right away, i'll answer. so, i still don't see any circumstances that could change the situation and, uh, those circumstances will influence the decisions of the ukrainian side , uh, about erdoğan's proposals, which were sounded once and they didn't have changed since april of last year, and actually this conversation, which is planned by erdoğan, all by putin and zelensky, it is rather rit

justin trudeau for north american leaders summit that's go live 2 miles rapidly in mexico city. so i know what has actually come out of this meeting that hello carrie. just give you a sense of where we are just to start were mexico's historic center just behind me . that lovely building that's illuminated behind me is the presidential palace here in the mexican capital. just a few hours ago. the canadian prime minister just introduced arrived here in mexico, and at arrived here at the presidential palace to meet with us president joe biden as well as the mexican president. and that it's monday loop is over. all of this was this meeting between the 3 of them is more informal with more of a dinner, a meet and greet the official summit of north american leaders or the 3 amigos summit as it's come to be known over the by way of pop culture officially kicks off on tuesday, but before the arrival of prime minister trudeau here in mexico city, there was a bilateral meeting between president biden and president lopez over or where they discussed a number of hype. high importance themes,

the ramstein format as well the head of state personally thanked the canadian prime minister justin trudeau for the military assistance to achieve several things is what gave our diplomatic marathon that lasts from my visa to yours tons of calls and negotiations daily public and non-public we managed to significantly strengthen our artillery fist very heavily and with guns and slings there are good results in terms of armored vehicles we added several hundred combat vehicles to our arsenal significant results on missiles for jet systems and for our anti-aircraft fighters one of the largest defense packages announced by the united states i thank for it president biden all congressmen all to the americans who know that freedom cannot lose, the russians continue to advance on the bakhmut, avdiyiv and zaporizhzhia directions, the enemy aviation has also become more active, this is stated in the evening review of the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine during the day, the russians launched two missile strikes and 12 air strikes and carried out 29 rocket artillery strikes, in particular

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but those protests but your discussion with trudeau?d. but i said to justin trudeau four years ago, when it was in the canadian parliament. and calling the canadian government to sanction the revolutionary guards. they didn't. the same revolutionary guards killed innocent people after three years. and i asked him to put directly sugared on the terrace list. don't forget, lawrence, it is not just me. millions of people are calling the free democratic countries to legitimize, and recognize the revolution. but the revolutionary guards on the terrace list. right now, at the massive rally france -- that i'm going to join. and the main demand is the same. besides a daze moment republican in the same way u.s. later putin. >> when this is protests become revolution? the moments when women shoulder to shoulder, with men, start to the burn head scarves. >> so it is already revolution? >> it is revolution. more than the regime killed the more people get determined to protest against aubergine. the pell numbers of teenage who got killed. they turne

i'm a big supporter of pierre trudeau, the old trudeau, and what he said, which was that what you do, your bedroom is nobody's. i'm feel 100 percent like that. i agree with that 100 percent. but once you start telling people what to do, once you bring transvestite to the school, to dance around children, once you trans best title transsexual people into to races with women. once we start working up these mines, things start not to make sense. now, i'm going to tell you something that pendulum might have swung in one direction and it's about crazy direction right now. but there are a lot of people and they're not looking towards rush hour towards the south or towards china or anybody else. canadians and other countries are looking towards people within their own nations to take that step back and how the pendulum land someplace in the middle, again, all for gay, right. but don't shove it in my face. and that's the problem. well, i mean, yeah, but, but i think i, i'm certainly in the viewers of this program would agree with you. but let me go to john here. we can throw in ukraine and we

wide ranging talks out the north american leaders summit, us president joe biden canadas, justin trudeau, an mexican president, andre manuel lopez abra door have been meeting in mexican city. there discuss regional cooperation on matters including trade, immigration and drug trafficking. as go straight to our correspond, manuel rap holler. who's been following the summits. he joins us from mexico, sissy, or we can see their manual, the, the live pictures of the 3 leaders holding a news conference as we speak right now. as anything concrete. come out at the summit. i believe we are in mexico cities. historic center behind me is the presidential palace that north american leader summit has concluded just a few moments ago. those live pictures that we're looking at right now is of the press conference taking place between mexican president of the restaurant is over the us president joe biden. and canadian prime minister, just in the true doe, the press conference taking place a little bit later than we were expecting. so we caught caught a little bit off guard. this is a massively important

the event is attended by years presidential biden, canadian prime minister, just in trudeau and mexican president. and that is manuel lopez over i thought they're expected to make a final statements. and about an hour's time. in earlier i spoke to the w washing imperative in is paul who was falling at the summit in mexico city? yes, nicole, he just got to read out from the white house. so they probably all basically are tackling all the issues which met or to the bite and presidency. they will talk about climate change. they will talk about migration, they will talk about the economy. you just mentioned these 3 countries are really powerful, and therefore this summit is not only watched in the northern hemisphere of the americas but all around the world. but the main topic probably will be for that reason a, the economy. and we will hear as something how a u. s. probably will help mexico in producing, for example, electric car to fight the climate crisis. we also will hear that they try to fight the roots, the root causes of migration. this obviously is a huge, huge issue for all the pe

presidentjoe biden, president andres manuel lopez 0brador and prem mr trudeau said they condemned therward to working with president lula, perhaps no surprise they came out very early on with a statement on which they all agree because there will be so much at this summit in which they don't share review. particularly on energy. recently both united states and canada use the mechanisms of their shared free trade agreement to complain about mexico's protectionist policies on its energy sector. they say that president lopez 0brador�*s decisions have been harming canadian and american firms. that needs ironing out. the other obvious area in which they don't necessarily see eye to eye is over immigration, such an important issue for president biden, domestically speaking, and recently he took a decision to allow 30,000 migrants from venezuela, cuba, nicaragua and haiti to come into the united states through legal channels. that was compensated, if you like, by decision, and acceptance by president lopez 0brador to receive the same number of us deportees each month. it shows there are area

and so as i see the president having conversations with trudeau and the president of mexico, what hes is a north american issue, it absolutely is. because if we have in-sdablts stability that we're seeing in brazil and other parts, it will be a fault line between the border crisis and much more. so this is the beginning of a bigger wave if we don't figure out what is our strategy for the western hemisphere. and my hope is coming out of these conversation that's says that we have to couple the immigration crisis and these are the residual effects of the covid pandemic and the narco trafficking and the climate crisis. >> how do you get that done. democrats are not all united. they talk about the use of title 42, there is disagreement with that, you have a new republican leadership coming in on the house. what realistically can joe biden do to start at least to address this problem which again has plagued republican and democratic administrations for a very long time? >> so i think the biggest challenge, and this is where i'll be controversial, i think that we need to decouple title 42