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about trudeau and his own politics.a two weeks ago now what, i believe, with joe biden and it was quite interesting you saw trudeau and biden chatter up for the family photos. standing next to each other. talking nonstop. and there is a lot of speculation asking his age. what are these two chatting about. i think, you know, donald trump i'm sure came up in those conversations though they spoke two weeks ago still extraordinary for a head of state to fly here to the u.s., bypass as far as we know publicly now any kind of official interaction with the president with the current administration in favor of going direct to the president-elect. and maybe their travel schedules didn't line up with the holidays this lime around but the larger point is why would you enter into negotiation with someone who is not going to be at the table. president biden doesn't have a hand to play in this fight currently and i think that at this point, we are all adventure of the trade wars including other heads of state and trudeau clearly real

and that doesn't go down well with leaders like trudeau or claudia sheinbaum in mexico. but that's what trump has said. he's going to do. so it's definitely notable that trudeau made the journey to physically see trump but i'm not sure if it will be effective. >> yeah. and you know, we're clearly seeing this real scramble right now among world leaders to get ahold of trump. whether it's at mar-a-lago or reaching him on the phone. earlier this week, we saw mexico's president, claudia sheinbaum, speaking with trump on the phone. it's interesting their accounts of that conversation were quite different. you know, he said she agreed to stop migration through mexico. she says she never said that. what's going on here? >> i think this is a constant feature of a lot of president-elect trump's conversations with foreign leaders sometimes he hears what he wants to hear, even if the other person on the phone might say, hold up that's not what i said. i think the larger pattern here is that donald trump's plan to put tariffs on mexico and canada will drastically change life for cit

i think when you look at trudeau, there's also his own domestic politics that trudeau looking at in makingenger saying mysh relationshipip with the americas will be better tha than yours.u. so this isn't all about trump, it's a little bit about trudeau and his politics. but i was in south america twoag weeks ago now with joe biden and it was quite interesting.e you saw trudeau and biden doing a lot of chatterstin back-and-fh when they were up for the familk photos standing next to eachf other, talking nonstop. there's a lot of speculation, asking what are these two about.g i think donald trump i'm sure came up. >> though they just spoke two weeks ago in person, i think it is still pretty extraordinary n head of state to fly here, to the u.s., bypass, as far as we know publicly now, any kind of officialon w interactions with the president, thwith the current administrati, in favor of going direct to then president-elect. >> and maybe their travel schedules did not line'tith upe the holidays this time around. but the larger point is whyegot would you enter into negotiation with someone who i

trudeau's plane is intends as a direct effort by my trudeau that he has a plan to address mr. tariff's plans and tariffs should be avoided for the sake of both country's economies. he got on a plane and flew to mar-a-lago, for what? you have people in trump world saying, oh, well, this is just trump sort of positioning and he is just posturing, he doesn't really mean it, he just wants to draw people out. >> look, the man has a 1950s view of our economy, period. he is stuck in that time where tariffs was for some reason his thing. what do you -- from trudeau's perspective, what do you think going down there now will achieve for him than just keeping his behind in canada and dealing with it? >> i mean you have to go and sit with him. there's no way around it. that's why i think when he got elected trudeau was like, oh, god, i've got to go down and talk to him, he is the president of the united states. i've got to go talk to him. i think it is just trying to keep that line of communication open. trump wants to be liked, wants to be loved. if he can feel like trudeau and others, m

rachel: this is what justin trudeau said friday.y it is through lots of real constructive conversations with donald trump that i'm going to have 2 have that will keep us moving forward on the right track for all canadians. important to understand donald trump when he make statements like that plans on carrying them out. there is no question about it. and i think the conversation you had explains why justin trudeau who ideologically couldn't be more different than donald trump went tomorrow lago and is very conciliatory in his talks. jacqui: you've seen the same from mexico as well. >> the woman is a communist, let's be honest, the mexican president is a communist, doesn't like donald trump, has not been helpful at the border and now she's having to face donald trump saying you don't want to help me with the border, look what's going to happen to you, it literally could collapse. fascinating conversation. a great transition, go ahead. will: speaking about communist, rumors circulating that there's a new name you can expect the next f

we also some of trudeau's saw some of trudeau's cabinet around him as well. and so we're still waiting to hear on more details of what specifics they got into. but i can assure you trade was definitely at the top of that list. >> all right. alayna treene thank you so much. all right we're also now getting a clearer view of how president-elect trump could carry out another key campaign pledge, securing the southern border and deporting millions of illegal immigrants. texas says it's offering up land for the u.s. government to use for detention centers and has introduced a new unit of troopers to patrol the borders on horseback. cnn's rafael romo is joining me now with more on this. what more can you tell us about what texas plan is, how it's trying to assist? >> yeah, and you may remember that there's been a feud between the federal government and states like texas when it comes to enforcing immigration law, and we're getting that first glimpse of what's going to happen. >> let me give you an example. texas land commissioner john buckingham is calling it an ef

on truth social today trump talked about what happened with trudeau.ear9 that the united states will no longer sit idly by as our citizens become victims to the scourge of the drug epidemic caused mainly by fentanyl pouring in from china. too much death and hardship. prime minister trudeau has made a commitment to work with us to to end this terrible devastation of u.s. families. now, we are waiting to see what trudeau has to say about this meeting today, any official statement that would come from the canadian government. reporters had the chance to catch up with him briefly as he was heading out of the airport hotel he was staying in. here's what he had to say. >> reporter: prime minister, was it a productive meeting with the president-elect? >> it was a -- [inaudible] conversation. >> reporter: an excellent conversation. we'll look to see, again, if there's additional fallout from the meeting at mar-a-lago. today trump is threatening additional or tariffs on so-called bric countries, brazil, russia, india, china as they are looking to create a new s

and who else was with trump and trudeau and we see trudeau and we see doug bpurgram. >> and a canadian plane came down and iphone app. this wasn't announced by team trump or by the canadians and the economists are closely watching. and the wall street journal writes, tariffs would drive up steel, aluminum in the u.s. and buys all of canada's oil. and we listened to how lawmakers are reacting to this and some are saying that this is a negotiating tactic. and it was president biden who warned this could have an impact on two close u.s. allies and basically asking trump to reconsider, but as we've heard from trump's surrogates nothing is final until it actually happens. griff: a lot of v.i.p. visits to mar-a-lago. mark, thank you. alicia. alicia: so for more on how trump's tariff plans could impact the economy, let's bring in mitch roschelle. good to see you. i want to talk more of justin trudeau making his way to mar-a-lago with the possible threats of tariffs. is it possible we could be looking at a trade war. >> if it is, it's probably between the united states and china and i think it

trudeau's office has yet to comment if officially on the trip.y didn't even tell us he was coming. we noticed manager was up when a royal canadian air force jet was spotted last night, we saw the plane and said, well, that must be him. this morning reporters had a chance to catch up with trudeau at his hotel. >> prime minister, was it a productive meeting with the president-elect in. >> it was a -- conversation. >> reporter: so we'll be looking to see from the canadian side of things if they were able to commit to anything or whether or not it was simply a friendly conversation like we saw earlier in the week with the president of mexico. trump is also now threatening new additional tariffs on countries that may try to form a new balance to balance the u.s. dollar as well as u.s. allies. so talking about these brics countries, brazil, russia, india, china, trying to find a way to counter the dollar's power p. trump was saying any country that tried to gravitate towards that would face 100% tariff. we'll let you know as reaction continues to to po

and what's also interesting as well is that it's not just trudeau who's doing this.we also saw earlier this week donald trump and the president of mexico, claudia sheinbaum, speak with donald trump over the phone. however, that conversation they actually took away two different things from that. we know that donald trump had said they had a great conversation and that essentially mexico's leader had promised to effectively close down the southern border. she responded by saying that wasn't true and has also said that if donald trump were to move forward with his threat to put a 25% tariff on goods coming from mexico, that the country would respond with their own tariffs themselves, all to say again that both of these countries and their leaders i think, are trying to reach out to donald trump and work with him and see what they can do to potentially stop what he has said would be a massive change to their economies as well as the u.s. economy. >> yeah, no doubt about that. all right. alayna treene for us in west palm beach, thank you so much for your reporting there.

justin trudeau flew to florida. as you can see there friday, to dine with president-elect trump and this photo you're looking at of the dinner party was posted by pennsylvania senator elect dave mccormick. trump has proposed a tariff on both canadian, as you know, and mexican imports are alayna treene has all the latest for you. well president-elect donald trump on friday hosted canadian prime minister justin trudeau for dinner at mar-a-lago. >> a source familiar with that dinner tells me, and really, this is a very important and notable moment in their relationship. this dinner comes just days after donald trump threatened to impose massive hikes on tariffs if both canada and mexico did not do enough to crack down on drugs coming over the borders, as well as migrants. now, we did hear the prime minister actually address reporters on this issue friday morning. earlier in the day, before he flew down to meet with donald trump. i'm going to read for you some of what he said. he said quote, it is important to understan

trudeau and donald trump spoke, we reported. a source familiar with the call said that it was a productive conversation. and then this morning as well, we saw trudeau leaving his hotel in west palm beach reporters, including our own cnn's kate marr, asked him how the meeting went. he said it was an excellent conversation, but refused to say more than that. so we're staying tuned to learn more details on this. fred. >> all right. we look forward to that too. thank you so much. alayna treene. all right. for more let's bring in cnn political analyst and princeton his princeton university history professor julian zelizer. julian, great to see you. so in his first term, you know, trump pushed through the us-mexico-canada agreement to replace the nafta trade agreement. but now, as he's promising a 25% tariffs on canadian and mexican goods, also china. what what is trump. you know attempting to gain right now by making these tariff threats, which most economists say will only raise prices for a lot of americans. >> well, i think right

what more do we know about this meeting, this dinner between donald trump and justin trudeau? >> reporter: yeah, jonathan good to be with you. we don't know too much more. asking the trump transition team for a readout of this meeting, this conversation, that took place between prime minister justin trudeau and president-elect donald trump and haven't received that, but if you're going off of the comments we heard from trudeau as he was leaving his palm beach hotel this morning, it does seem like some positive progress was made in this meeting. take a listen to those comments here. >> was it a productive meeting with -- >> a positive conversation. >> reporter: this trip did come as somewhat of a shock to the people here on the ground in florida, but canadian media is reporting that it was canadian official whose had been urging the crump team to to these meetings between trump and trudeau. multiple times the past few days, saying he would have future conversations with trump about this proposal to impose a 25% tariff on canadian and mexican goods. upon taking office on day one

control of the white house and in a surprise visit to mar-a-lago by canadian prime minister justin trudeau. it came after trump threatened to oppose a 25% tariff on imports from canada and mexico. >> how are you with donald trump? >> the new york times reports on a 2018 email written to trump's defense secretary pick pete hegseth by his mother accusing him of mistreating women for years. she told the new york times she later disavowed those sentiments and apologized in a follow-up email. his lawyer declined to comment but shared a statement from the transition team sane and part miss hegseth regretted her statements and apologized. nbc news has not obtained either email and we will have more in just a moment. >>> a new warning about trump's pick for health. here is trump's former commissioner and current pfizer board member. >> i think if he follows through on his intentions and i believe he will and i believe he can it will cause strife. you will see measles, mumps and vaccination rates go down and like i said if we lose another 5% which could happen in the next year or two we will see la

we know that justin trudeau earlier this week got on the phone with donald trump. they said that they had a productive call, or at least that's according to our sources, familiar with that phone call. but then we saw him yesterday fly down to mar-a-lago to meet directly with donald trump. and one thing as well is we heard the prime minister of canada, in an unrelated press conference yesterday morning before taking that flight to florida, addressed this as well and he said when trump makes threats like this, when he makes statements like this, you have to take them seriously. listen to how he put it one of the things that is really important to understand is that, you know, donald trump, when he makes statements like that, he plans on carrying them out. >> there is no question about it. our responsibility is to point out that in this way, he would be actually not just harming canadians who who who work so well with the united states he would actually be raising prices for american citizens as well and hurting american industry and businesses now, fred, one thing to

now, as for trudeau's part, we did hear him this morning. our own cnn's kip meier caught up with him when he was leaving his hotel in west palm beach. he described it as an excellent meeting and then later posted on social media as well. he posted a photo of them together and said that he looked forward to working with donald trump moving forward. but one thing that's very interesting, i think you know, to take a step back from this all the fact that the significance really, of justin trudeau flying down to florida to meet with donald trump in person, i think really highlights how much he recognizes that donald trump means what he says. and he said as much justin trudeau yesterday in an unrelated press conference hours before making that trip, he described um, you know, what donald trump was doing as not an empty threat. take a listen. >> one of the things that is really important to understand is that, you know donald trump, when he makes statements like that, he plans on carrying them out. there's no question about it. our responsibility i

what we hearing from justin trudeau about his conversation with donald trump? >> reporter: yeah, alex, we're still awaiting a read out of this meeting between udeau and trump from the trump transition team. we did here from trudeau when he was briefly asked by reporters how this meeting went. listen to his comments here. >> prime minister, how was your meeting with the president-elect? >> it was an interesting conversation. >> reporter: and president-elect trump posting on truth social this afternoon and calling this meeting a productive one about energy, about tariffs, about curbing the flow of drugs across the u.s., mexico, as well as u.s./canada borders. remember this is all coming as trudeau has been under growing pressure to get trump to stand down on that threat of a 25% tariff on goods from canada and mexico unless canada and mexico does something to curb the flow of migrants as well as drugs crossing from their borders and into the united states. trudeau has warned over the last few days that that would not just affect canadians economically but also am

so not surprised to see trudeau hightail it to mar-a-lago. and i would not be surprised if the mexican president follows suit in just a couple of days. >> go ahead go ahead. yeah. megan, i'd like to hear your thoughts on this. >> look, i mean, i think yes, they're going to harm the mexican economy as well as the canadian economy, but it's also going to harm the middle class right here in the united states. and these are the people who voted for donald trump most economists on the campaign said that this is going to add $4,000 to the bottom line of people's pocket. you know, people's bottom lines that they cannot afford to have. and it's going to make housing prices. we get a ton of lumber from canada it's going to make housing prices increase even more in an already unaffordable market. i just think that being a bully is probably not the best strategy. we should probably have some diplomatic approach here and work with our neighbors to the north and to the south, because this will not just harm their economies, it will massively impact our mi

, fredricka, but i think it's very clear that justin trudeau took that tariff threat very seriously. >> he actually said as much yesterday morning, just hours before that surprise visit to florida and to meet with donald trump for dinner at mar-a-lago. trudeau addressed reporters and essentially said that not only does he believe that when trump makes statements like this, they we have to take them seriously, but also tried to argue that such a tariff threat and imposing a 25% tariff on canada and all products coming from canada would hurt americans and american businesses as well. listen to how he put it one of the things that is really important to understand is that, you know donald trump, when he makes statements like that, he plans on carrying them out. >> there is no question about it. our responsibility is to point out that in this way, he would be actually not just harming canadians who who who work so well with the united states. he would actually be raising prices for american citizens as well and hurting american industry and businesses now, fred we did get a glimpse of ju

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last night canadian prime minister justin trudeau met with donald trump at mar-a-lago.rk times" reports trudeau and trump had dinner together with advisers to discuss, you know, some of those threats trump has laid about a 25% tariff on all goods imported from canada into the u.s. just moments ago trudeau left his hotel in west palm beach and said he had a, quote, excellent conversation with trump. mexico's also responding to trump's tariff's plans. the country's president claimed this week a tariff war could kill 400,000 american jobs and could lead to higher prices for americans at the grocery store. joining us now, democratic congressman brad shh chneider o illinois. he is the incoming chair of the democratic coalition. welcome, congressman. >> congressman, good to see you. not only the new democratic coalition but the house ways and means subcommittee on trade and foreign affairs. i could not imagine someone better to have this conversation with. what do you want folks perhaps in your district to understand about what a 25% tariff on goods from mexico, goods from ca

canadian prime minister justin trudeau visiting mar hag go last night. -- mar-a-lago.ican president claudia sheinbaum speaking with trump within hours of his initial threat. it's all about combating the border crisis. incoming border czar tom homan is here on that. and after an incredible postelection month, why so far markets are not rattled by any of this. but nurse, fox -- first, fox on top of the holiday season kicking in from shoppers stepping out to travellessler s getting out and americans drinking out from that wickedwet. we are tracking the deals, the delays and the disturbances that are just the beginning of a record-breaking season still to come. ♪ ♪ jackie: welcome, everyone, i'm jackie deangelis in for neil cavuto, this is "cavuto live," and we begin with the dangerously cold temperatures blasting nearly 200 million americans this morning. wind chills getting as low as -30 in some parts of the united states. adam klotz has the forecast. adam: hey, jackie. yeah, absolutely right, cold air a big story over the next couple of days, so it is going to linger a

trudeau's team helped renegotiate the north america free trade agreement. nafta, as it more commonly as it's more commonly known with the united states really working on his relationship with donald trump and ensuring that the united states and canada continue to have a great working relationship. now, we do know that shortly after donald trump had made that post on truth social, threatening to impose steep tariffs on canada trudeau actually got on the phone with donald trump. he said that they had a conductive call and that he believes that they will continue to work together. he added quote, this is a relationship that we know takes a certain amount of working on and that's what we'll do. alayna treene cnn. west palm beach, florida alayna treene. >> thank you for that report. it has been a rattling week for lawmakers. as at least six democrats were targeted by bomb threats. democratic leader hakeem jeffries said in a statement friday that they were detailed some threatening of a pipe bomb placed in mailboxes to swatting and all signed with maga authoritie

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it's notable that trudeau was sitting with president-elect trump, and mike walz and that trudeau, maybeate behind the scenes how to go forward, but in contrast how mexican president claudia schei nba um has handled this. and she says that's not how it played out. two very different approaches on either side of the border, but i've got to say, jackie, i was online shopping yesterday, i was at the mall yesterday and online it was slow going with internet speed because so many people were out shopping. at the mall it was so crowded. this is anecdotal, but people are getting out there. don't know if that's high tariffs, but it was something to see. >> we don't know to your point, julia, but you're right, spending was in the air the last few days. >> great to see you today. thank you. jackie: to the middle east and cease-fire tested by the day. how are both biden and trump responding today? we've got live reports coming up. >> israeli forces claiming to strike a hezbollah target on the syria border with lebanon today as both sides accuse each other of the violating the cease-fire. stephanie

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reportera: despuÉs de que el primer ministro de canadÁ, justin trudeau hablÓ con donald trump, claudiaurÓ que tuvo una excelente conversaciÓn con el presidente. dice que hablÓ de la migraciÓn, y que no estÁn llegando caravanas a la frontera norte porque son atendidas en mÉxico. y que hablaron de fentanilo y la seguridad. su equipo presentÓ cÁlculos de cÓmo serÍan afectaciones para estadounidenses si se materializa la amenaza arancelaria de donald trump. >> vamos a poner un impuesto a las empresas norteamericanas mÁs importantes del mundo. es un tiro en el pie. reportera: marcelo ebrard puso como ejemplo lo que podrÍa ocurrir. 88% de camionetas vendidas en estados unidos son producidas en mÉxico. dice que podrÍa ganar la guerra arancelaria a donald trump. y que el plan es confuso segÚn este experto. >> el tema es si mÉxico puede aguantar estos aranceles. y el daÑo que le harÍa a la economÍa mexicana. ella es la presidenta de mÉxico y no de estados unidos. es un problema de ellos. >> sÍ van a encontrar alternativas de suministro. van a dejar de comprarnos. reportera: la presidenta tambiÉ

mark zuckerberg was there and he had dinner with trump this week and justin trudeau's plane just landedng to comment but it looks like he is meeting with trump about tariffs or maybe the border. new college campuses and office buildings are being built near mar-a-lago and companies by goldman sachs are opening shop in west palm beach. turning the florida town into the wall street of the south. >> the airports are filled, the hotels are filled, the restaurant is impossible to get a reservation, it's an exciting time. >> reporter: palm beach which leans democratic is again the centre of the trump universe. >> we have definitely seen a major trump bump. i have my phone ringing nonstop so there has definitely been an increase in traffic periods. >> reporter: vince is a top-selling real estate agent here. he says some people meeting with trump are now also looking to put down roots in the area. >> did your phone started ringing after the election? >> they did. a few days after i got a call from a major broker who said to me, she's working with somebody in the trump brain trust and they're lo

on wednesday, trudeau will be meeting with his provincial and territorial counterparts to discuss themunity over donald trump's latest comments. not even his feet are under the desk in the oval office and he's already threatening his neighbours with sanctions. plus there's the feeling that mexicans should differentiate between his bark and his bite. president claudia sheinbaum has written him a letter in which she says tariffs are not the way to go in order to deal with undocumented immigration, and warned she would have to retaliate with some of her own. plus, the mexican authorities wonder what more they can do on the issue. they've already clamped down on people moving north without the right paperwork as a result of pressure from the biden administration — and donald trump is set to inherit a situation in which fewer undocumented migrants are being apprehended at the us—mexico border than at any other time over the past four years. many of those are i already hit by tariffs. what donald trump is saying is he wants to slap an extra i 10% on top of that — now that's things like furn

. " hablamos de las intensas conexiones y los desafÍos para nuestros paÍses", dijo trudeau.que el 90 % del que se decomisa es en los puertos legales. china dijo que politizar las cosas comerciales, a nadie le beneficiarÁ. ilia: el zar de la frontera estuve en texas junto con el gobernador de ese estado. afirmÓ que habrÁ deportaciones masivas y lanzÓ una estrategia a los gobernadores y alcaldes que se opongan a las deportaciones. [habla en inglÉs] reportera: tom homan visitÓ el sur de texas por primera vez tras su nombramiento como el zar de la frontera para la administraciÓn trump. homan reiterÓ los planes para una redada masiva de personas que se encuentran en el paÍs ilegalmente durante un evento con soldados texanos y agentes del departamento de seguridad pÚblica del estado, en eagle pass. afirmÓ que los planes estÁn en marcha para combatir la crisis de inmigraciÓn ilegal, afirmando que la mayorÍa de quienes solicitan asilo en la frontera termina con una orden de expulsiÓn. aprovecho para lanzar una advertencia a gobernadores y alcaldes que se niegan a cumplir con el plan

he should go down to mar-a-lago now trudeau irrelevant. doesn't matter what is this any of this have to do with starting a trade war like why can't you develop relationships? >> a trade war when you get in sync with these two economies? >> there's no way on earth we're talking about water paper, power cars, gas oil, all coming from canada massive trading partnership no chance in hell there'll be a tariff because just finish the sentence. >> no chance because it would be damaging or no, it's a bad idea. no, i just want him to finish. >> his 25% tariff would devastate both countries. it's not going to happen. but the guy to be negotiating with is not trudeau. he's a zero right now. he's got to bring down the actual in waiting prime minister who will be there. >> maybe we're making a lot of assumptions about potentially three new leaders right engaging on the world stage around trade, and you're making a lot of assumptions about who might blink. i mean, everyone here has something to prove in terms of saying a mandate to their citizens. yeah.

canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau has arrived in florida for a dinner with president—elect donalder promised tariffs on canadian imports. mr trudeau was seen exiting a hotel in west palm beach before rolling out in a motorcade later seen entering mar—a—lago. the trip comes after donald trump sent shock waves across canada when he announced pending import tariffs against neighbours canada and mexico, and also rival china, in social media posts on monday. more than three—quarters of canadian exports, worth $423 billion, went to the united states last year. mps have backed proposals to legalise assisted dying in england and wales in a historic vote that could pave the way for a change in the law. it is the first step in giving terminally ill people the right to choose to end their own life. highlighting the magnitude of their decision, the result was met by mps not with cheers of approval, but with complete silence. it was a free vote, meaning lawmakers could vote with their conscience as opposed to following party orders. the bill passed with 330 mps in favour, and 275 against, a ma

justin trudeau and donald trump ideologically opposed and you see how conciliatory he is.not messing around her. the. he can't play games, this will deeply affect canada. this is a quote earlier on friday. ultimately lots of constructive conversations with donald trump that will keep us moving forward. donald trump when he makes statements like this plans on carrying them out, no question about it. joey: that is what trump wants people to hear. i think he is a genuine when he says that but the strategy donald trump campaigned on is working on the prime minister of canada. there was a similar situation, she obviously got pushback, but the statement was we are going to work, from canada and mexico and trump's promise was he wouldn't have to put these tariffs into affect, the threat of the tariffs would get us the results we want and the result we want is a secure border, fentanyl and bad people staying outside our country and if our neighbors are our friends like biden wanted. rachel: donald trump believe this could be a good revenue stream using money from these tariffs to

yesterday morning, trudeau released a statement online denouncing the violence.f montreal last night was appalling acts of anti-semitism, intimidation and violence must be condemned wherever we see them. the rcmp are in communication with local police. there must be consequences. and rioters held accountable. the protesters are denying the claims of anti-semitism, saying they're demonstrating against the, quot, ongoing complicity of nato countries in the war in the middle east. montreal police say they are expecting more arrests from friday night as they comb through surveillance footage. in washington, matthew rivera, fox news. >> thousands of people gathered in india's capital for an annual pride parade celebrating their diversity, all while raising concerns over what they say are india's restrictive lgbtq laws. a large group danced in the streets before walking to an area right near the parliament buildings. one attendee says it felt great to see people feeling confident in who they are. >> it's so good. i mean, i love seeing so many people being people, being

. >> canadian prime minister justin trudeau is in florida.nt elect donald trump. trudeau was spotted in west palm beach before his dinner meeting at mar a lago. another canadian officials were at the dinner. this comes days after trump threatened to impose 25% tariffs on canadian and mexican imports over disagreements on immigration. trump and trudeau had a rocky relationship during trump's first term, and a few days ago, trump spoke by phone with mexican president claudia sheinbaum about the tariffs. all right. you're going to want to check your refrigerator because we have a few recalls to tell you about. first, we'll start with cucumbers from sun fed produce that are being taken off store shelves because they could be contaminated with salmonella. the cucumbers were sold in 26 states, including right here in california, and those in question were sold between october 12th and tuesday of this week. at least 68 people have been sickened and 18 required hospitalization. and the fda says there's also a salmonella risk with kirkland brand eggs

>> what makes sense is justin trudeau saying he's got to be tough on immigration.ple who want to be in positions of power saying you won't believe this guys but i suddenly think what you think now i thought what you thought before now that you changed so my it's unbelievably transparent and predictable but one thing that will be predictable whatever happens with this cabinet. with trump but i think people may be crave order i think in the wrong person to ask because i joined it -- enjoy cass more than the average person because of how much alive it makes me feel. >> greg: an interesting somewhat mysterious comment. >> that's a good name for the show tonight honestly. >> tyrus like the fact they went from he's hitler to we could probably work with this guy. >> that should scare you more than anything else if me and another man we fundamentally disagree on everything but he has integrity in his belief and i have integrity and mine if i am proven wrong i still have to acknowledge what my belief system was. if i lose it's them saying i was toys and your team that is a

justin trudeau, the canadian prime minister, convened an emergency meeting, saying he and the presidenteady had a productive conversation by phone. the president-elect trump also vowed 10% tariffs on chinese goods, adding to those already in place. for more reaction, our correspondent in canada, mexico, and china sent us these reports. >> it is clear that business and political leaders are concerned. the u.s. is canada's largest trading partner. in the words of doug ford, the economic impact of tariffs would be devastating. one message they are trying to hammer home is that u.s. consumers would also be hurt by tariffs. noting, for example, that 60% of u.s. crude oil imports come from canada. on wednesday, justin trudeau will be meeting with his provincial and territorial counterparts to discuss the path forward with the u.s., and it will likely be a bumpy one. >> there is a sense of deja vu among the business community as donald trump comes in. this is under the desk of the oval office and he's already threatening his neighbors with sanctions. plus there's the feeling that mexicans shou

prime minister trudeau has said the move would harm americans. many trying to get in front of trump before he takes office. during a thanksgiving day celebration at mar-a-lago, ex-ceo elon musk sat next to president-elect trump along with melania and barron trump. these days the pair appears to be inseparable. a long way from july 2022 when musk posted "i don't hate the man, but it's time for trump to hang up his hat and sail into the sunset." on wednesday, meta ceo mark zuckerberg, who once banned trump from facebook, had dinner with the president-elect at mar-a-lago. trump's elected deputy chief of staff stephen miller. >> we will see what comes of that, and mark has his own interest and his own company and his own agenda, but he has made clear that he wants to support the national renewal of america under president trump's leadership. >> reporter: during his first term, trump threatened to ban tiktok and break up google, and even sued many big tech companies, alleging censorship. >> we are going to hold big tech very accountable. this is the f

do you know what justin trudeau is up to? do you do you have any news to break out of mar-a-lago tonight? well, listen, i would never get in front of president trump, but i will tell you his truth. social feed the other day where he said he's going to put a 25% tariff on products coming in from canada and from mexico, has put both of those world leaders on notice. and what are we seeing? we're seeing that mexican, the mexican president is now saying she will put guard on the border. they are turning the caravans around because donald trump means business. and i am certain justin trudeau is going to come down and have a conversation with the president and say, sir, what can we do to keep this border open? what can we do to keep goods flowing? we know we've got problems, but we're here to fix it. you know, it's kind of interesting. you know, donald trump has defied all of the political rules, such as manning managing to beat two incumbents with by spending less money. how does how does donald trump and the republican party undo

what i care about is within two hours, justin trudeau jumps.the new prime minister or president of mexico is jumping. nobody wants to lose the united states. nobody wants to lose the power, the money that we give away and everything else. i think there is something significant. this is my last point. we get 60% of our crude oil from canada. if the united states is going to be energy independent again, we have a tougher negotiating stance with canada, because we are not going to need as much is that crude oil when we start doing our own dance. >> it is interesting. this puts in the stark relief, the weakness and recklessness of the biden administration and what they did. >> absolutely. as time goes on, i find that tariffs thing to be more and more may be my favorite thing by donald trump. obviously tariffs don't necessarily work if you are just in it for a terraformed with another country. if you get into it with mexico come it will work for us because it's going to hurt them so much more than it hurts us. he gets more complicated if you are goi

prime minister justin trudeau had been teasing future conversations with the president-elect about the tariff plan he says would start on day one but this trip was a surprise to many here in florida. canadian prime minister justin trudeau spotted in palm, florida friday night meeting with president-elect donald trump at his mar-a-lago estate. trudeau following through on this commitment made hours before. >> we're going to work together to meet some of the concerns. >> reporter: as pressure mounts on the prime minister to persuade the president-elect to drop his threat to impose a 25% tariff on goods imported from canada and mexico unless the u.s.' from neighbours curb the blow of undocumented migrants and drugs across the borders. >> actually be raising prices for american citizens. >> reporter: the meeting with trudeau comes just two days after the president-elect's call with mexican president claudia sheinbaum after which he claimed she has agreed to stop migration through mexico. effectively closing our southern border. but the mexican president disputes that. saying mexico's posit

and overnight, canadian prime minister justin trudeau met with the president elect at his florida estateere he says the two leaders had an excellent conversation. despite the tariff threat. but mexico is saying that it will retaliatefor tat with the tariffs on its own, and china now facing an additional 10% hike on its u.s. exports under trump's plan, on a trade war it says neither country can win. the trouble with trump's tariffs, that is on tonight's politics nation. and later on in the show, i talked to the mother of aj owens, the florida mom who was killed in 2023 when she was shot by her neighbor after a racially charged dispute. that neighbor just got 25 years in prison. i will ask her family, who i've gotten to know personally, if justice was served. joining me now is congressman andre carson, democrat of indiana. congressman, thank you for joining us, and happy holiday weekend to you. we start tonight with the uncertainty surrounding the president elect's promised tariffs on mexican and canadian imports. along with the additional 10% hike he says he will add on to all chinese goo