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the point was made clear to trudeau. trump expects change before he gets into office on january 20th. trump wasn't just hammering home that trudeau needs to tighten up the northern border but the trade deficit between the two countries needs to be addressed right away. if trudeau doesn't fix that there will be a 25% tariff on all canadian goods and canada would have a lot to lose. they export 77% of their goods to the u.s. a 25% tariff could cost the canadian economy a whopping $110 billion. the canadian ambassador to the u.s. also at this dinner said that trudeau wanted to make the point to trump about the border that canada's border is not comparable to mexico's border. for example, 99% of all fentanyl seizures come through mexico, not canada. less than 1% of all illegal border crossers that are captured are coming from mexico, not canada. they say they were able to make that point but it is very clear that after this dinner, trudeau has made some promises to tighten up the northern border. >> bill: fallout will be int

trump's trudeau's -- excuse me, trudeau's rating and support has collapsed in the polls.urrency is now at a 4-year low against the u.s. dollar, and a lot of people in canada are saying trudeau, he's authoritarian, totalitarian. what do you think? >> look, donald trump wants to have allies both north of our borders and south of our borders. we would love to be in a position on day one to count canada and mexico as strong u.s. allies. and in order to do that, he has made it very clear we are going to have fair trade, and we are going to have strong borders. and if both of those countries are going to step up and acknowledge that that's the conditions to have a great relationship with us, then we're going to do everything we can to help those countries succeed. what we have seen all across the world are leaders who are coming and talking to donald trump, who are calling donald trump, who are meeting with donald trump because they know that he is coming and that america is going to be strong. we are going to stand up to the world and defend our allies, and we are going to pun

and absolutely love how trump showed trudeau who is boss. >> jesse: we are told that when trudeau toldhat new tariffs would kill the canadian economy, trump joked to him that if canada can't survive without ripping't off the u.s. to the tune ofne $100 billion a year, then maybe canada should become the 51st 51st strait and trudeau could become its governor. >> trump having some fun on truth social, posting an aitop photo of himself, with the caption "o canada."o and trump getting results from enemies, warning the terrorist organization hamas that there will be hell to pay if theye don't release hostages in gaza before inauguration day. dana, do we know how many hodges are even -- hostages are even alive?indi >> no,, but we have indication that some are, and they need to be released, and i think it was absolutely right of president trump to lay down the gauntlet. hesome said that, if i win, by january 20th, they will be released, and he meant that. i don't know how many are alive. i hope that we can rescue more. not just that they're released and rescued.d be it's interesting here too,

trudeau. that's how he won.as elected the outer provinces were not as engaged politically. once they saw what happened, just like we saw people come over to the nonleftist side in america away from the democrats, away from kamala. there are a lot of proud canadians. they play a lot of pond hockey. they love our relationship. i welcome you. 51st state, come on in. >> kayleigh: maybe just maybe american voters rejected hillary clinton hillary clinton and kamala harris not because of gender but because they didn't believe in their plans for the country. >> harris: that's exactly true. this was not a crime against women even though hillary clinton even had trouble getting women on the left to come to some of her events here in new york city. i remember that. i remember those empty events. it's about policy, it's about leadership. there's the quotient of likability. it's not even about that. people want to be able to afford food. they want to have a pathway to the american dream and they didn't see it through those t

and i think trudeau and what he did with canada, i think two of the worst were trudeau for canada andpecially with covid. remember the guy in the elevator who sneezed and they had an arrest warrant out for months because he's needs in an elevator? no one was in the elevator. what trudeau did and what a lot of these governments did, with the truckers -- froze their bank accounts. he canceled the orders. he shut down gofundme when they arrested them and stopped them. this guy looks like a wimp to me. he really doesn't strike me as a guy with charisma. let's say bill clinton, john f. kennedy. it doesn't have to be a republican. he calls himself a feminist. he says "i'm a feminist," and america had the missed opportunity to elect a woman president. then he's having dinner with president-elect trump. he realizes he is going down in canada. >> what do you think about justin trudeau's chances of survival here? >> i follow just -- the stuff we get in the newspapers here. the finance minister who resigned, i know she lived in new york and was the head of the financial times here. i have great

nobody wants trudeau to negotiate this deal.the narrative. the 41 million canadians i think most of them would trust me on this deal. >> he's talking about how president-elect trump said that canada should be the 51st state. why do you think half of canadians like kevin o'leary? they are so willing to rally behind a u.s. president trump? >> well when you're facing sky high taxes and now you're looking down the threat of a 25% trade tariff, then suddenly, becoming the 51st state might not look so bad, but of course americans have a say in that too, and we haven't really seen much support from the american people on the idea of canada becoming more than just america's hat, but again, trump clearly driving a hard bargain here, trying to essentially threaten trudeau into making sure he is helping with the border issue, and that's what his supporters voted for right? they wanted movement on immigration and ultimately, it is a u.s. issue of course, but if you can have a strong partner in canada and mexico to help alleviate some of tha

i think trudeau is way down in the polls.>> bret: that's exactly right may be an election very soon. panel, thank you very much. >> thank you. ♪ finally tonight, a special day. >> so as we celebrate our final holiday season here in the white house, we are guided by the values that we hold sacred. >> bret: first lady jill biden officially revealing the christmas decorations. this year's theme a season of peace and light. festive display includes music style carousel, gingerbread white house. 83 trees with almost 10 feet of ribbon and about 165,000 lights. how about that? tomorrow on "special report," republicans get their game plan together for managing the house, senate, and presidency. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight, fair, balanced and unafraid. here's laura. >> laura: good eve

you will love how trump showed trudeau who is boss. >> new details about the trump/justin trudeau dinner are told that when trudeau told president-elect trump that new tariffs would kill the canadian economy, trump joked to him that if canada can't survive without ripping off the u.s. to the tune of $100 billion a year, that may maybe canada should become the 51st state, and trudeau could become its government. [laughter] >> trump having some fun on truth social, posting and add a photo of himself on top of a canadian mountain with the caption ""o canada"." trump is also getting results when it comes to america's enemies. he is warning the terrorist organization hamas that there will be all hell to pay in the middle east if they don't release hostages in gaza before inauguration day. okay. dana, do we know how many hostages are even alive? >> no, but we have some indication that some are, and that means that they need to be released. i think it was right for president trump to lay down the gauntlet. he said something like this before. said something like this in the campaign or a debate.

canadian prime minister justin trudeau is reportedly on the verge of resigning amid his tariff battle fight trump. bu-elet our president-elect trot the neighbourhood to the north, saying, the great state of canada is stunned as the finance minister resigns, or fired, by justined, trudeau. her behavior was totally toxic and not conducive to making deals. she will not be missed.ci a triple exclamation point. t judge, one orif the things aboun trudeau, reading the tea leavesd governments around the world arr starting to fall that they wenti way overboarmmd on socialist-tye policies, and a new deal thatn went you will around thene worl. >> judge jeanine: you see it i>n italy already, they have a very right wing -- is she a president. >> prime minister. >> judge jeanine: maloney, and e german chancellor losing the confidence vote. >> france. >> judge jeanine: the whole world is saying, you kno, auw w, a cloud over us, saying, wee boughtwe into the craziness, ani think that trudeau, and what he did with canada, i think two ofh the worst were trudeau -- canada and australia, especially with

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justin trudeau nervously laughed at that idea but trump went further to offer justin trudeau the jobor if canada were to become part of the united states. everyone was laughing throughout this conversation according to forces that were at the table trump and trudeau but the point was delivered and made clear that trump expects change before he gets into office on january 20th. trump wasn't just hammering home that trudeau needs to tighten up the northern border but the trade deficit between the two countries needs to be addressed asap. trump said of trudeau doesn't fix that there will be a tariff on all canadian goods on day one when he gets into office and if that were to happen canada has a lot to lose, canada export 77% of their goods to the us totaling $440 billion. 25% tariff could cost the canadian economy a whopping one hundred $10 billion. at this dinner, justin trudeau made the point to trump that canada's border should not be compared to mexico's border because 99% of the fentanyl is running through mexico's border, not canada's board with the us and less then one% of the i

. >> it started this morning when trudeau's top aide announced she would be resigning from the cabinetsaid trudeau told her on friday he no longer wanted her to serve as the finance minister, and he offered another position in the cabinet and she does not say which one but her only path was to resign. she was first his foreign minister and then finance minister, and the top negotiating agent for canada in the trump first term, and she made sure canada would not be hit with the first tariffs on steel and aluminum, and they were at odds including over how to handle what she called the grave threat of aggressive economic nationalism from the incoming at minute administration. she goes on to say that can ada needs to keep the threats seriously. trudeau himself has conveyed to his cabinet he is considering resigning but that leaves canada without a key trade negotiator. >> i think the assumption is trudeau is an extraordinarily weak position politically. can you comment on that? i do not know when the next election there is, and it may come up sooner rather than later? >> it could. he is co

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trudeau is dying a political death by a thousand cuts.next year which his liberal party is almost certain to lose. and trump smells weakness, and exploits weakness, and trudeau is kind of nowadays weakness personified. >> so are you saying -- i should add that the bahamas also, the folks are like we're not doing this with you so don't try to send -- turks and caicos is not open for business. but if you do look at the way latin america sort of is unfolding, to the south of us, we have a lot of instability. you have argentina, you have maduro in venezuela, trump has now got a deal with those two. if canada, for instance, elects a trump-like figure, then what for the region? >> i think the region is going to see a lot more turmoil in trump's second term, and a lot more trump sort of upfrontism, in the next time around than we saw in the first term. he was kind of distracted last time around. we also have marco rubio, and rubio, you know, is of cuban origin. and he has sort of -- i won't say bull varian abbitions but he sees himself as a big

what did trudeau promise trump? convinced trump to rethink that tariff threat well, there are a lot of the conversation was around the fentanyl crisis. >> i think the president elect is very focused on the fentanyl crisis and the good thing for us was that we were able to talk about the facts around the canada-u.s. border a 0.2% of the fentanyl that comes into the united states is from canada the rest is not and we are also suffering a terrible crisis in canada from fentanyl. >> our two countries are really the two in the world that are under this horrible, horrible epidemic. so they were able to talk about that. what we can do together. >> and that was very positive. >> and we also talked about the flow of people between our two borders. again, you know, one bad day at the u.s. southern border is equivalent to an entire year of migration between canada and united states. so we put that into context. and then we and then we talked about what more can be done together the prime minister talked about making sure the b

and that trudeau could be governor.s now, staff writer for the atlantic and msnbc contributor, mark leibovich. this is a strange story. from the reporting, it sounds so insulting. you could just be the 51st state. what is donald trump's relationship with one of our closest allies? why does he treat people like justin trudeau with such apparent disdain? >> because he feels like he can. i think this is basically -- this is essentially why he has the appeal that he does from his supporters, which is a sense of bluster, a sense of incredible dismissiveness over someone he considers inferior, someone americans consider to be this sort of a neighbor to the north, and frankly, just law of the jungle. we're bigger than you, stronger than you. you rely on us more than we rely on you. therefore we can push you around. it helps trudeau is a lot younger than trump. it probably helps that trump feels like he can lord over any number of things, in part and this is reflected in how he treated him in the first term. they didn't have a

president-elect trump is egging on trudeau that canada should become our 51st state and trudeau should be canada's governor. president-elect trump has threatened to impose sweeping tariffs against canada to the tune of 25% on canadian goods. trudeau has told trump those tariffs would crush their country. in west palm canada's finance minister dominic leblanc and foreign minister melanie joly are scheduled to hold talks with president-elect trumps. trump's border tsar tells fox that canada is ready to go on immigration enforcement. the canadian premier of alberta tells fox that canada would like to improve its partnership with the u.s. >> we have this wonderful partnership that we have had since 1993. there's always going to be trade tensions. i would say if we could work on that relationship and also work on some of the border issues, have the americans know that we want to be a partner in addressing our cross-border security issues but more internationally, the threat of china, russia, being able to help our allies. >> these trade talks are important because the united states gets a l

and you mentioned justin trudeau going to mar—a—lago.p will have gotten a kick out of that. you know, canadian officials described how it was a veryjoking, fun atmosphere there at mar—a—lago, how they think it went down positively, but i mean, just remember thatjoke that trump said if the tariffs were going to be so devastating to the canadian economy, maybe they should make canada the 51st state of the united states. i mean, officials said that they, you know, they thought it was a good sign that trump felt comfortable joking like that. but you could just imagine justin trudeau's nervous laugh. i don't yeah, i don't think any canadians are laughing at that one, were they? and the image that donald trump posted with himself beside the flag and all of that, yeah. yeah, and i mean, if you look at the french president, emmanuel macron, it's the same thing. you know, he's had a mixed relationship with donald trump, but the first time around, again, he laid on the flattery. we're seeing it again this time. whether that really lasts when key i

this goes back to a joke that trump told trudeau when trudeau was at mar-a-lago recently saying that if canada can't handle his proposed tariffs, then perhaps canada should join the united states as the 51st state. this is a telling joke because it reflects how much trump loves to use tariffs as a weapon, a weapon that can pressure friends and foes alike to address problems everything from illegal immigration to drug trafficking. consider that just since winning the election trump has threatened tariffs on not just canada, but mexico, china and brics nations. that's a group that includes india and russia and brazil south africa iran, egypt, india the uae. i could go on. again, that's just in the last five weeks. and trump, he has praised tariffs again and again. he's called himself the tariff man. he has said that he loves tariffs, that they're a perhaps the greatest thing ever invented. and look there is a case to be made for using tariffs as a powerful bargaining chip as a way to build pressure and convince other countries to come to the bargaining table and try to reach a deal. be

leaving west palm beach this morning, trudeau agreed. >> it was a good conversation. >> reporter: trudeau not answer if they talked tariffs as trump's threat looms to impose a 25% fee on goods imported from canada and mexico. enraging the conservative premier of ontario. a province that trade nearly $500 billion with the u.s. every year alone. >> what i found unfair about the comments is to compare us to mexico. it's like a family member stabbing you right in the heart. >> reporter: both canada and mxico have warned they would impose retaliatory tariffs. mexican president claudia sheinbaum said she thinks an agreement on tariffs can be reached but said the issue did not come up in a phone call with trump on wednesday. on "cbs mornings," cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger said u.s. companies would have to absorb the cost of tariffs. >> are we going to pass that extra fee on to the consumer or eat it? if we pass it on, what happens? consumers, all of us, pay that extra amount on their good. so the question really is, how big are these tariffs going to be? >> reporter: tonight trump

and actually, trudeau did the right thing here.p someone who seemed to like making deals. he likes to do those deals himself. he likes to do them face to face. justin trudeau needed a deal, something like 75% of canadian exports going into america. this is something that would absolutely decimate the economy. if it goes ahead. so he was quite pragmatic. many people are saying going down there trying to reach some sort of deal, which is extraordinary. i mean, you look at these images, i was just looking back, casey, you remember these moments, but back in 2022, trump called trudeau a far left lunatic. in 2018, he walked out of a g7 summit, which was in quebec, saying trudeau was very dishonest and weak. and then we have this glorious picture and a canadian minister who was in that meeting, i think was in that image. dominic leblanc told cbc that at the end of the dinner trump walked trudeau to his car and said, keep in touch. call me anytime. talk soon so it was an effective meeting in many ways. >> just just two gentlemen. concludi

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. >> is trudeau under threat at this point? >> he certainly is under threat. it is a low point. we believe the government wanted to look for elections, maybe second half, late next year. there's increasing calls for members of his own party that he step aside in addition to calls from the opposition. the next few weeks will be a critical part of that. we will see if he is forced into calling those elections. his party still is the biggest bloc in the house of commons but they do not have a majority. >> excellent. bill on the stock rippling through the politics of canada. coming up, donald trump says ukraine needs to reach a deal to end the war with russia. we bring you his comets next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: donald trump says ukraine needs to reach a deal to end its war with russia, downplaying the value of occupied ukrainian land , the latest signal he may push for a settlement that codifies russian territorial gains. >> he once piece. everyone is being killed. it's the worst carnage this world has seen since world war ii.

the conservatives in canada are polling well ahead of trudeau. do you think that he is ready to make that deal? >> i don't think trudeau has any choice, quite frankly, cheryl. i mean, he's political dead ap man walking as it is, as you just mentioned. president trump, do you know what he does? he gets people's attention when he says 25% tariffs on all imported goods. that that gets their attention. and he will follow through. i don't think he'll have to because china -- i'm sorry, canada, it's trudeau, so sometimes i'll say canada. canada and mexico need the united states far more than we need them. and we do have healthy trading relationships with them. we want to continue. i'm not a big fan of tariffs. but if they're going to allow this kind of mass unlawful migration, then that might have been might have to be a penalty that's incurred. again, i don't think it'll happen because they will bend ts right and bend to president trump's will. cheryl: look at oil exports out of can that to the u.s. and electricity. the numbers are there to support th

justin trudeau gets on the plane. i don't think he would do that. mar-a-lago and talks to trump. then we have a warning to hamas, i'll obliterate you off the face of the earth -- i'm paraphrasing -- if you don't release the hostages. that's powerful. you know i? hamas has been doing dumb i with israel. they went after the head of hezbollah, got him. and the new commander in chief, donald j. trump it out you to remember two names. al-baghdadi, no longer on this earth, and their top general, no longer with us because of donald j. trump. remember those names and those examples. soleimani is gone forever. donald j. trump is coming. release the hostages. >> emily: in addition to that, kennedy, president-elect trump chewing the global world, he's assuming leadership right now. but the thing is the other world leaders are already seeing it also. in addition to trudeau going down there, we have french president macron who invited trump to the very important ceremony and opening festivities for the notre dame cathedral which burned savagely five years ago. f

justin trudeau is wildly unpopular in canada.or the parliamentary system just like britain. if you have a prime minister that can deliver a majority mandate is like a piece of old moldy cheese in the fridge. you want to get rid of it. that's what's going on within his own party. he surviving these votes. there's another one today at 4:00 that he will probably survive. this is a nonconfidence vote. that is how they do it in the parliamentary system. he won't lose that until around february 15th. my point is, it won't be justin trudeau negotiating with trump when he's finally in, in power after january 20th. it's going to be someone else. i think trump is smart enough -- there is a lot of showboating right now. it is showing you how powerful he has. this is policy by social media. he's got leaders lying to mar-a-lago. he doesn't have to go anywhere. he stays in florida. interesting. >> we know he's not shy about getting on a plane to get something done. will he need to do is a big question of course. this is canada, kevin. we are s

we are told that when trudeau mentioned to trump new tariffs could kill the canadian economy, trump,sident-elect joked back at him that if canada cannot survive without ripping off of the united states to the tune of $100 billion per year, that may be, canada should become the 51st state and trudeau, could be at the governor. also tonight we have some new details about what the canadians are offering to try to head all of that off, inspired by frustration with the drugs and people coming across from the north. the president-elect is hoping to keep concessions coming with a warning to adversaries on a truth social part of it saying, please let this represent that if the hostages are not released prior to january 20th, 2025, the date i take office of the president, there will be hell to pay in the middle east. mark zuckerberg just came down, elon musk has been a mainstay as his administration will soon be tasked with regulating ai for the first time. and the late-breaking news here in the palm beach, this weekend the president-elect is going to paris for the reopening of the notre dame

when he's clearly waking up to pee in the middle of the night like i'm going to give it to trudeau.ughter] reaching around for the bathroom switch try not to trip over the classified documents on the floor. [laughter] >> it reminds me of canada and by the way -- [laughter] >> no one alive who does not enjoy him trolling trudeau. everyone loves him, trump's best superpower but the concern is the fattest country in the wo world. can we afford to taken 41 million people is only cultural export is maple syrup? >> we have vermont. [laughter] >> that would probably on the market, prices with trump. i used to live with 49er fans. wrapped around the toilet so going back to the bathroom thing, i think that's where for the paper is trudeau's think for canada. >> trump is the kind of guy that would play a funny joke like malabo, you go to a urinal and i have a politician phase, that would be funny if he had a world leader face. >> no matter what happens for four years i want a steady stream of trudeau. >> give it to them. trump is important canadians, the georgia appeals judge was exported. st

trudeau apparently wasn't thrilled. "sacre bleu, you will kill our economy!" he said.are free to join america as our 51st state. when someone at the table pointed out that would probably be a pretty democratic state, trump said we will split canada two, the liberal side in the conservative side, to commit her electorally. if justin wants to stick around he could be canada's governor. everybody laughed, but most importantly it got results. canada's ambassador to the united states says the country is already talking about beefing up their border security. watch. >> what's the biggest thing prime minister trudeau promised president trump he'll try to achieve? >> it's more infrastructure. more surveillance, more helicopters, potentially more infrastructure at the border. these are things we are thinking of doing on our own anyway just because secure borders are essential. but i think now we are going to be able to talk a bit with the incoming administration about how we coordinate on that. >> jesse: they were already planning on securing the border all along. they just did

coming up new details of the president-elect mar-a-lago meeting with canada's prime minister justin trudeau two leaders had a back-and-forth over trump's 25% tariff threat, president trump reportedly joking about candida becoming the 51st state in america, everything you need to know coming up, market this morning futures indicated mixed opening futures are down they're down gesture about 27 after technology stocks led the way and yesterday's session and the nasdaq and s&p 500 hit new record highs, the dow finished at about 100 points as you can see the dow is down 128 but the nasdaq up 185 about 1% on board clock on wall street to uncharted territory at 19403 let's check interest-rate the federal reserve final policy meeting of the year coming up in two weeks were talking about the potential for another rate cut as a ten year treasury is up almost three basis point at a level of four-point to 2%, european markets are higher take a look at the eurozone where the s&p 100 in london is trading up about 55 points the cac in paris is higher by 24 and the dax index in germany higher by 33, and as

, trudeau rushed down after this announcement was made , and so now the prime ministers writing on xg and secure by deploying helicopters guy drones, surveillance tools, it's never dogs to stop and seize fentanyl by cracking down on the money laundering that is funding cross-border crying. dana perino is here, america's newsroom coanchor and white house press secretary got great to have a here. justin trudeau, to trump's call on action on the border, has his own political issues at home, what's going on? >> dana: i think for justin trudeau it is too little, too late, all those things are good what you are the prime minister, should have been doing that beforehand and i don't think it's it's well with canadians because his popularity is pretty much it where it leaders around the western world are in the toilet basically. they are underwater when it comes to their approval, they have spent way too much on dreams and their health care systems are not up to par, not that ours is great but certainly better than what they have and under the weight of all those woke policies, the extra spen

trudeau has told trump those tariffs would crush their country. today here in west palm beach, canada's new finance minister dominic leblanc and foreign minister melanie joe lee are scheduled to hold talks with trump. trump's new border czar tom homan also tells fox that canada is ready to go on immigration enforcement. notable canadian businessman kevin o'leary tells fox that if canada and the u.s. could better synergize their resources and economy they could become a greater power against our adversaries. >> 41 million canadians, basically the population of california, sitting on the world's largest amounts of all resources including most important, energy, and water. canadians over the holidays the last two days have been talking about this. they want to hear more. and so, you know, there is obviously a lot of issues and more details but what this could be is the beginning of an economic union. think about the power of combining the two economies. >> and the united states actually gets a ton of its crude oil and electricity from canada, so thes

this trudeau thing bothered me. put up a tweet that trudeau posted. he posted a tweet of himself.at is he doing? when will people learn, tim, e mas co emasculating yourself does nothing. >> he has been this way forever. he came up, as you know and i know and we talked many times, at the knee of roy cohen who taught him. you do not necessarily need to go to court or to ultimately break people if they are scared enough in the first innings of any action that you take. if they are politicians, members of the business community, members of media, members of congress or members of the judiciary and we can pull that out examples of each and every one of these institutions and some of their leading members deciding in advance that the safest way and the most productive way to deal with trump is to kiss the ring and we see example after example of once they do that he then shames them in public. he is not ultimately delivering on some of the things they want. he does it to the people he holds close to him. think about how many days was it after rfk jr. got nominated, you know, for hhs and

trudeau, there was a little after there.n trudeau told him he can't levy the tariff because it would kill the canadian economy, completely. trump replied asking so your country can't survive unless it's ripping off the u.s. to the tune of $100 billion? and then trump suggested to trudeau that canada become the 51st state which caused the prime minister and others to laugh nervously. also, reportedly one person at the table said mr. president, that would be a very liberal state if canada became a state. and then trump said something like well, there could be a liberal state and a conservative state. but nonetheless, he made it very clear. this is what he wants to happen. and you know, as we reported yesterday, stuff is happening. they are adding more resources our northern border. >> lawrence: so this totally happened. >> steve: absolutely. >> lawrence: listening to this exchange the president-elect totally told him this, if you cannot get your affairs in order. if you cannot guarantee do your part, this is part of your borde

trudeau, you can blow him over with a feather. him as a tough guy. >> jesse, is this a good idea to put these tariffs up? >> when you say i look like a big tariff guy what exactly about my looks? >> if you weren't here you would probably be downtown trading stocks and making money. >> jesse: no, that's why i'm here because i can't trade stocks. i can't do math. i'm enthralled with pulitzering canada in two, gobbling them up and adding two stars. i think about it before i go to bed at night. >> and you pray. >> we can have two states, the red and the blue. >> exactly. western is the republican, eastern is the libs, fine, split it down the middle. he'll go down in history as the most expansionist president of all time over polk or jefferson. i talked about all the economic benefits last time but i have two new benefits i would like to share with the audience. we think we have a housing crisis now, the rate is too high, go to canada, you can get a thousand acres for $50. you can hunt, fish, build, hike, build yourself a log cabin. pr

which trudeau replied he can't fix it or it would wreck the canadian economy.o your country can't survive unless you are ripping off the u.s. to the tune of $1 hundred billion? maybe we should just make canada the 51st u.s. state and make you the governor. we're told trudeau laughed nervously and brushed it off. trump's message was delivered. fix it or else. in the meantime two of trump's cabinet picks are back on capitol hill attorney. pam bondi and pete hegseth. they are continuing their meetings with republican lawmakers. those meetings have been underway since yesterday. back out here live we're learning that trump called into a closed-door republican senator's meeting on capitol hill today meeting to talk about the upcoming legislative agenda with the new congress starting next year. they got the white house, the house, and the senate. they are talking about their priorities, trump wanted to call in and be part of that conversation as harris this transition process is full steam ahead. >> harris: it is full steam ahead and the majority is very, very slim i

so justin trudeau has to figure out how to fix the trade deficit between the u.s. he doesn't have a lot of time to do it. trump said 25% across-the-board tariffs going in place first day as president if this is not fixed. >> he tells the truth and you might not like the truth all the time but he tells it. when he says he is going to do something, he delivers on that promise. we are already seen yet and he has not inaugurated yet. real world leaders coming to the table and our border will be secure. >> canada export 77% of goods to the tune of $440 billion so 25% tariffs could cost $110 billion, a big head to the economy. meanwhile trump is laying out plans to block the sale of u.s. steel to japanese company posting last night, "i'm totally against one's great powerful still bought by foreign company, in this case the pond steel at japan through taxes and tariffs will make steel strong again as president i will block the deal from happening, buyer beware." trump going to bat for still getting props from steel manufactures association threatened by cheap foreign stil

you saw trudeau down at mar-a-lago. everybody is concerned. good leverage point that president trump is using and, look, i helped found the northern border security caucus because when i took over my new district, new york 24, i have virtually all of the new york border. it was 85%, now it's the up to 90% of those people on the terror watch list are coming across our northern border. guess who lives in the northern section of my district who hails from jefferson county? tom homan, who's going to be our new border czar. he's got a great plan in place, seal the border, that's what the american people want, send back criminal illegal aliens and help find the 300,000 children that have been human trafficked. stop the control by these cartels and tren de aragua which now has a taken hold in 16 states. that didn't happen under president trump. we're going to stop that. we're pointing to make america safe -- going to make america safe again, and i'm really looking forward to that. tom homan's a great, strong leader for our border, and he's got a law

he once called trudeau weak and dishonest. however, the canadian prime minister becomes the first g 7 country lead or to visit trump since he won election. the united states imported more than 418 billion in goods from canada in 2023. and export of 354 billion meaning trump's tariff proposal could cause significant impact on some of the us's most popular imports from the north like crude oil cars and heavy machinery. president biden this week expressing concern with the tariff proposal. >> things. and i think kind got do watching school patients. got place. president-elect trump closing out his saturday night here at mar-a-lago making his latest appointments. we're learning his pick for ambassador to france is his son mas. father charles kushner. >> also is picked for dea administrator is chad chronister, hillsborough county. sheriff, another florida pick. but the most controversial is going to be his pick to lead the fbi, which is kash patel. this is a pick that he has been contemplating for weeks here. but patel, if confirme

said trudeau was able to get trump to understand that it's unfair to lump canada in with mexico over the flow of drugs and migrants into the united states. >> the family of an israeli american hostage held by hamas. for more than a year is renewing their push for his release this weekend. hamas put out a video of 20 year old edan alexander, which the white house called a cruel reminder of hamas's terror. here's abc's ines de la cuetara. >> my name is ivan alexander. >> new calls for a hostage release with hamas posting a new propaganda video of american israeli hostage edan alexander in gaza held captive for more than 400 days. >> i am an american israeli citizen currently being held captive in a gaza strip. >> speaking under duress in the heavily edited footage, alexander can be seen calling on israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and president elect trump to negotiate a hostage deal. his father, speaking at a rally in new york, seconding his son's plea. >> i stand here after seeing my son alive for the first time in over a year, president biden, president trump, prime minister

justin trudeau knows trump means business.so he took a flight down to mar a lago on blackface friday to prove he is ready to play ball. prime minister, was it a productive meeting with president elect? it was. it was an excellent conversation. and fox has exclusive details about how that mar-a-lago sit down went the two talk tariffs over crab cocktail and oysters. at one point, trump told trudeau to get our trade deficit under control, telling the prime minister it is unacceptable for the u.s. to run up like $100 billion trade deficit. and if they don't, they can expect a flat 25% tariff on all canadian goods day one. trudeau apparently wasn't thrilled. sacrÉ bleu! you will kill our economy. he said. then trump said, if canada can't survive without ripping off the u.s, they're free to join america as our 51st state. and when someone at the table pointed out that that would probably be a pretty democrat state. trump says we'll split canada in two. the conservative side and the liberal side to keep it fair electorally. and if ju

trudeau can be governor.he president put out this statement, "it was a pleasure to have dinner the other night with governor justin trudeau of the great state of canada. i look forward to seeing the governor again soon so that we may continue our in-depth talks on tariff and trade and the results of which will be truly spectacular for all." canadians aren't loving the idea of being conquered. >> to the extent that this 51st state thing was a joke, it's not funny and i find that pursuing it on social media makes me increasingly nervous. mr. trump has -- we have to be very, very careful with the president-elect. >> jesse: trudeau doesn't want to be governor. okay. he wants to be mr. tough guy. >> we will of course, as we did eight years ago, respond to unfair tariffs in a number of ways and we're still looking at the right ways to respond. we put tariffs on bourbon and harley davidsons and playing cards and heinz ketchup and cherries and a number of other things that were very carefully targeted. >> jesse: a bu

if was justin trudeau.ld have said, kamala harris would have known what tariffs are and cost a lot of money to the taxpayers. we send you all your construction supplies. you like your cement, you like you're wood and made it about policy and look like i could lead to the canadians that you want to reelect you. >> i thought when he high tailed it down to mar-a-lago and sat next to the president, we're in. i get it. of course, the president-elect ribbed him about the 51st date and now it looks like this whole relationship has backfired. >> you called me the governor of canada, i will one up you calling myself a feminist. >> i'm a woman and don't vote for people because of their gender. i vote because of their shared values or position. he's misread the election. i'm not going to vote according to my gender, race, sexual orientation, union membership, zip code or socioeconomic status. let me make it clear, i would like to vote for a woman president just not the two lemmons you put up. kamala harris won women b