u.s. or canada. the buzz word is coming up. in just a bit. a while back we showed you something called the michigan beer chair by matt thompson. it works phenomenal. i was thinking about this. wine. yes, it's the wine chair, he created it for his wife holly. >> can he create one for me, too? >> pause it. >> it has a handle. you select how much wine you want. one glass, two glasses. >> kidding. >> three glasses. >> you see that if you have a full bought him. you put it to one notch. you go get the one. >> she goes beyond that. >> there is a wine rack for your glasses. he corks it for you as well. there is a cork holder. >> yes, he thought of everything. >> i am surprised you are keeping the motions of pour nook a glass of wine, there isn't the line from the bottom your mouth. >> it's all well and good but where can i buy one for my wife? >> you can't. matt is holding a drawing for the beer here. he will be selecting that winner on june 2nd. >>> a family returns to their home destroyed by fire. >> their cat is missing. >> wow, that is devastati

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u.s. and china or u.s. and canada how do you think back-and-forth here and the surprises, how do you think it's going to affect relations with the u.s. and other countries, as well? australia, europe, european counterparts. is a lot to catch up on all the time. guest: it's exhausting for everybody. , our allies will stick with us. there are a couple of people in the administration that have a particular outlook, but then a lot of other people like secretary mnuchin and secretary kudlow, who are working very hard to keep negotiations with china and others moving forward. but they only have so much bandwidth. you can really only deal with some a crises at once. manyen you have -- so crises at once. so when you have a mechanism when so many crises are being made, that puts some in an unfortunate position. i was encouraged to see secretary ross's statement about how the investigation would be transparent. be looking for a lot more transparency on this 232 than there was on the last one. and congress is not happy either. y

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u.s. security from europe or from canada or from mexico to be shown would let me ask you about what we heard from germany france and the e.u. today they said that these steel and aluminum tariffs or illegal are the. i think i would not want to have to make a. case for the national security importance of having a tariff on steel and aluminum from europe or from canada i think. if they go before the world trade organization with such a complaint they would have very good chance of winning now so what how many divisions does the pope have is i believe the question once asked by stalin there it is important who controls the w c o. t o is one of those multilateral institutions that will only be as strong as the voluntary consent for those who are there now having said that i think it's important for you are up and other important trading partners to make sure that the united states is by itself outside of this. dispute resolution system of course always welcome to come back but that's the irony that we're seeing here is that you've got this particularly the european union trying to stay within th

no matter whether we have a nafta or fall back to canada and the u.s. go back to wto rules or figure it out ad hoc, as sometimes the u.s. administration puts forward proposals, the interconnectedness between the canadian and u.s. economies is not going to change anytime soon because it has been a source of so many good jobs and so much prosperity on both sides of the border. likefortunately it looks president trump is able to have different strands of trade policy. if i were you looking at an administration that is supposed grounds ofe last renegotiation of nafta but then announces a major investigation into auto imports, one of the biggest supporters, doesn't that send a message to you that they are not interested? >> it might. it might just send the message that they really want to make concessions at the bargaining table because wouldn't it be terrible for that to come in? but again, the idea that the export of cars from canada to the united states is somehow a national security issue for the united states is even less traction find real that any leg

u.s. north korea summit and it's likely that will happen just before or after a g seven meeting in canada on the eighth of june like south korea's moon. wants to ensure his concerns are addressed in any u.s. north korea summit not just those exclusive to donald trump andrew thomas al-jazeera so the leaders of previous faxon's are to me. with the french president in paris for talks to end the seven year political crisis the eastern based renegade general is there along with his rival the head of the un backed government in tripoli prime minister. libya has been in a state of unrest and political instability since mama gadhafi was toppled in twenty eleven. covering the talks joining us from paris to tell us more about the aim of this meeting natasha. what the french president is trying to do is find a way out of the chaos and the political instability that has plagued libya since the fall of moammar gadhafi now he thinks that the best way to do that is by getting some of libya's main rival leaders around the table to try and agree he's hoping by the end of this meeting to some sort of roadma

there's procurement, how companies from mexico and canada can win procurement of u.s. government contracts or whether we favor more of a buy american, hire american approach like the trump administration. so those are some of the key issues that the trump administration hopes will give the american workers a leg up. canada and mexico aren't that eager to embrace these issues. >> is there a possibility that president trump could walk away from nafta all snogt >> well, that's the -- for canada, that's the $282 billion question. there's $1 trillion of trade in these countries. certainly president trump on the campaign trail threatened to withdraw. that threat was continued for months of his presidency. but you know, it's an election year. a lot of farm state senators and members of congress, they don't want nafta to end, because it allows them duty free access to canada and mexico, the sale of u.s. farm products, corn, pork, beef. so they don't want to do that. most people, the smart money says president trump won't send notice of you withdrawing from nafta until after the elections. >> larry ku

u.s. to have the deal expire after five years saying that both canada and mexico strongly oppose that. so we'll see whether, in fact, a deal coalesces in the coming days or weeks. some optimism from the prime minister of canada, who has been more optimistic than either mexico or the u.s. on that front. >> glad you added that insight i was watching to see if the major averages would move on this, and they're not. suggesting they're not that convinced. thank you. >>> all right. final trades dr. jay? >> all right bp i'm sticking with energy yesterday it was suncorp today i'm going with bp as my final trade. >> carrie? >> boston scientific bsx. it broke through that psychological barrier of 30. litigation is behind them. organic growth raised like the stock. >> i was thinking a psychological barrier, i couldn't find one. i would be cboe. >> you know, msg, owner of the knick and rangers, is up 10% most of that is because of the legalized betting. i think it keeps going better. >> mr. new world >> interesting dillard's. we didn't get a chance to talk about that macy's, a very strong department store numbers. the same from dillard's. consumers are okay stay lon

u.s. north korea summit and it's likely that will happen just before or after a g seven meeting in canada on the eighth of june like south korea's moon. wants to ensure his concerns are addressed in any u.s. north korea summit not just those exclusive to donald trump andrew thomas is there so the leaders of libya's key factions are due to meet the french president in paris for talks to end the political crisis emmanuelle michael has been welcoming delegates at the elysee palace the eastern based renegade general he felt have to add is expected to be there along with his rival the head of the un backed government in tripoli say is a set of hours libya has been in a state of unrest and political instability since mama gadhafi was toppled in twenty eleven attacks a butler following the talks joining us from paris what is the aim of this meeting a tosser. what the french president aims to achieve with this meeting is to try and end the instability and political crisis in libya which has as you point out plagued the country since twenty eleven now what micro has done is try to get some of libya

u.s. market. are there other options this country should look to get oil south? leo: i think canada has relied too much on the market. as was pointed out earlier, canada or. has become the u.s. -- biggest competitor from being the most lucrative client. we have to find ways of getting oil out. this is an obvious way because without it, any growth in oil sectors. . will stop. in the end, the social benefit of this pipeline building should dominate safety and other things people bring up are also valid concerns. they should be dealt with, but it should not start the project. shery: it was not said how the government could convince british columbia to allow this to be built. we don't know anything about the environmentalists. has anything essentially changed in getting this done? leo: what has changed is the government has done what it should have done earlier -- there are certain responsibilities and federal .olicy and that has to dominate they have asserted that and made it much more difficult to attack this project now that the federal government is behind it. it has been approved, but every time it seems to be ago, someone comes up with another reason t

u.s. cars that consumers buy are made here or made in canada and mexico, which wouldn't be tied to this. >ke a good point. look at the corner of wall and broad. the down is down 62 points. but when the steel tariffs were announced, it crashed. now they're saying let's see. the north american free trade agreement, could this spur more action? >> wilbur ross won't say but that has to be a piece here. the talks a stalled. mexico export as lot of cars to the united states. this is a lever that you could use there. we'll see if it works. they're talking about national security. there's big questions whether national security applies here. wilbur ross' argument is anything that affects the u.s. economy is a security issue. that's question. >> trace: thanks, dan. good to see you. >> thank you. >> trace: meantime, i mentioned stocks are sliding on concerns about import taxes on cars and the president's decision to cancel his meeting with north korean dictator kim jong-un. a live look now at the cow. it's down a little bit. down 70 points. six more points than we first started this conversation a f

house speaker paul ryan says that a couple of weeks or left to reach a deal. canada and. the u.s.re meeting in washington and mexico is expected to come early next week. paul ryan says he needs notification of a new treaty by the middle of may, if congress is to approve an agreement this year. gina haspel has been confirmed as the first female director of the cia, after nomination process that reopened the debate about brutal interrogation techniques. vote with bothe parties, six democrats joined support.blicans in she is controversial because of her role in the former cia program to waterboard terror suspects at covert foreign sites after 9/11. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tick tock twitter, powered by more than 27 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: jenna, thank you for that. president trump has said that he doesn't consider libya to be a model for the negotiations with north korea over its north korean weapons program. >> there was no deal to keep more market duffy, the libyan model mentioned was a much different deal -

consistent and well known that complete or flyable irreversible denuclearization of the korean peninsula. and other developments canada and france have hit back at the u.s. decision to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports saying the move is unacceptable and illegal and that they will impose retaliatory measures u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross says the twenty five percent tariff on steel and a ten percent tariff on alan minium a targeted at canada mexico and the e.u. the measures are set to come into effect in zero four hundred g.m.t. on friday ross says the door minds open to negotiations but he didn't specify what measures could be taken. italy is getting its first populist government the end his stablish mint five star movement and far right league party of say it succeeded in forming a coalition with giuseppe conti as prime minister cantin his ministers will be sworn in on friday and being months of political deadlock. and spain's prime minister mariano rajoy is expected to be toppled as leader in a no confidence motion on friday the basque nationalist party says it will vote against roy in a move that would almost certainly force him out

or canada. we see much -- we see so much radertainty abt. how might that affect your business? lance: 40% of our business originates or terminates outside the u.sery important part of our business. mexico is maybe 11% or 12%. asian trade off the west coast is a very healthy portion. we've got trade with canada and other parts of the world. when you dial that back, toward nafta, nafta is very important to us. we enjoyed about 70% of the rail-based freight with mexico. and extreme herbal links between our economy and the mexican economy in supply chains and the growth of a healthy middle-class of consumerism. that is very important and we support that. david: are you seeing any diminishment because of the uncertainty over nafta? nothing has been done yet, but there is a lot of uncertainty. do you see people dialing back? lance: i don't see people dialing back yet, but i hear a lot of concerns. u.s. based businesses as well as mexican-based businesses, and the concern is whether investments made now will be able to generate a return in the future and be secure into the future. we look at nafta and think it is an agreement that can be modernized an

procurement -- how countries in mexico -- like mexico and canada can win procurements of u.s. contracts, orhether we favor a american --, higher hire american approach. canada and mexico are not that eager to embrace these issues. ast: is there still possibility president trump could walk away from the renegotiation and from nafta altogether? guest: well, for canada, that is a $282 billion question. certainly, president trump, on the campaign trail, threatened to withdraw a lot. that continued for months into his presidency. it is an election year. a lot of farm state senators and members of congress -- they becausent nafta to end it allows them duty-free access to canada and mexico to sell farm products, corn, pork, beef -- they don't want to do that. smart money says president trump one send notice of withdrawing from nafta -- won't send notice of withdrawing from nafta until at least after the election but might keep that in his back pocket as a way of getting that through congress. host: larry kudlow is the new white house director of the economic council there. what has been his impact

likely that will happen just before or after a g seven meeting in canada on the eighth of june like south korea's move. it wants to ensure his concerns are addressed in any u.s. north korea summit not just exclusive to donald trump untruthfulness al-jazeera so to reuters journalists detained him in amar have appeared in court accused of possessing secret government papers while owen and so could face up to fourteen years in prison if convicted they were arrested while working on an investigation into the killing of muslims and rakhine state earlier a police officer revealed the journalist's mobile phones were searched without a warrant and the men have been in custody since december a political crisis has gripped spain's prime minister mariano jorge is set to face a no confidence vote after his ruling people's party was linked to a corruption scandal parliament will vote on friday to decide whether the socialist leader petro sanchez to take over for hoyer has been under increasing pressure after a court ruled his party profited from an illegal scheme twenty nine people have been sentenced in the case including the party's former treasurer. truckers in brazil

tariffs on steel and imports from canada, mexico, and the european union could fan the winds of a global trade war or send a strong message that the days of massive u.strade balance is an unfair and accurate somatic market access are over. >> we will continue to make arguments on logic and common sense and hope that they will prevail against an administration that does not always align itself around those principles. >> it is totally unacceptable that the country is imposing these matters. >> global trade is not a gunfight at o.k. corral. >> the president's move comes after failed months of negotiations with the administration announcing today that tariffs of 25% on steel and 10% on aluminum imports from canada, mexico, and the e.u. are said to go in effect at midnight. >> he has worked to exempt certain allies for which we have trading or security relationships. but in these instances, it was not possible. so the president took action. >> in retaliation mexico said it would target the u.s. agricultural products. and canada announced a $16 billion set of new tariffs on american goods. some of the president's own party question the wisdom of the polic

u.s. and the europeans are much or they're apart to reaching an agreement on steel than the u.s. is with canada and mexico. what we could see in seven countries reaching agreement at tariffs kicking and in a months time in a place like europe. dagen: the white house has said it's reached agreement in principle with argentina, brazil and australia to avoid those tears, but those terrorists have gone into effect against china, russia and japan and others. what does this do to our relationship with those nations, but more importantly the economy right here at home and those consumers of steel. >> well, for consumers of steel, we party scene steel and aluminum prices kicked out. if they kick and in the e.u., we could be more of that. it affects everything from cans to cars and washers and dryers. in terms of relations, i'm going to come back to the e.u. we saw countries like argentina, brazil, australia, probably mexico and canada made accommodations to u.s. demands that the e.u. is holding the line in particular on one particular point. the idea of export restraints or quotas on how much they are

u.s. administration >> thank you, prime minister as the prime minister has said, these tariffs are totally unacceptable >> translator: in response to these measures, canada plans to impose surtax or other similar measures in order to limit trade on steel imports, aluminum imports, and other products from the u.s. in the amount up to $6.6 billion that amount represents the total canadian exports in 2017 of steel and aluminum to the u.s. those exports that are now being targeted by the american tariffs. today, we are publishing two lists of products that are subject to these measures. on the first list, products will be subjected to a 25% surtax whereas a similar measure to limit trade, the products on the second list will be subject to a 10% surtax a similar measure -- a similar trade limiting measure these countermeasures will only apply to u.s. products these countermeasures will take effect on july 1, 2018, and will remain in force until the united states eliminate their own tariffs on canadian steel and aluminum products. our steel and aluminum workers have our support which is why we have included american steel and aluminum products on our lists. as for the other products en

along with tariffs against canada and mexico after a last ditch negotiations in paris collapsed you negotiators were unable to convince the u.s. to extend exemptions they or has already put together a list of u.s. products which will now also face retaliatory import terrorists themselves on the american has called the u.s. tariffs illegal and warned of a potential escalation spiral in global trade. it's the moment europeans the a producers were dragging their help there would be except from us tariffs europeans export tree point five million tons of steel to the united states every year but only between e.u. and u.s. officials most recently at a always city summit in paris have proved fruitless. so you see you feel they don't know what the decision will be dangerous for growth for trade right and the level of your growth both in the united states and in europe as well as the rest of the world's oldest we don't want to trade more to get a better. starting on friday washington will impose in part tariffs of twenty five percent on steel and ten percent on the menu of canada and mexico have also not been spared both countries share a border with the us and i

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canada and the united states or in the process of renegotiating the nafafta free trade agrereem. the canadian prime minister has called the threat of u.sriffs a very b bad idea. but justin trudeau remains confident president trump will come around. reporter: a 30 day window to get donald trump to back down. the e.u., canada, and mexico were given another month to convince washington that they should be exempted from controversial tariffs announced by the u.s. president in march. pres. trump: we will having 95% tariff on foreign steel and a 10% tariff on foreign aluminum. the measure came as a response to china's metals saturated, which has the global market in recent years. but the announcement did not fit well with many u.s. allies, who have since lobbied washington to be exempted from the tariffs. trump has repeatedly said canada and mexico could obtain this exemption if enough progress was made on the ongoing renegotiation of nafta, the north american free trade agreement. on monday, canadian prime minister justin trudeau urged his american counterpart to drop the tariffs altogether. issue of steel and aluminum tariffs, we remain co

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u.s. has announced that it will slap the e.u. tariffs on i'll even the and steel imports with the measure coming into effect on friday canada or mexico they'll also be hit donald trump first announced the global tide of say march but in a concession to including the e.u. and exemptions were granted but we can hear now from our correspondents in washington that some may recall on the david shooter will be on the lawn in london first though let's go to samir a stateside take us through first of all what exactly are these measures being brought in by donald trump. well what's interesting is that the secretary for commerce and nouns these tariffs after meeting with the french finance minister which seem to have gone well judging by the smiles on their faces but the tariffs reportedly threatened seven point four billion dollars worth of european exports to the u.s. but when the announcement was made the secretary for commerce downplayed the tariffs he said that. the u.s. e.u. relation shouldn't really be affected by let's check out what he said. is there a boom boom boom or green i don't think the fundamentals are very very soon i think e

or just. mexico and canada are also contemplating countermeasures. brent: i am joined tonight by our correspondent clare richardson and georg mathis. clare, how has the commerce secretary from the u.sdefended the american decision to slap allies and its biggest trading partners with these tariffs? clare: wilbur ross tried to turn this on its head, saying european negotiators failed to convince washington not to extend an exemption to these tariffs. either another temporary one, or a more permanent solution. now w this comes after months of , anxiety about what the united states was going to do here. we saw personal lobbying efforts by the french president and german chancellor, angela merkel, who came to washington dc to try to convince donald trump not to impose the tariffs on the european union. obviously that has not worked , out. originally, when donald trump said that the tariffs were going to take place, he made the argument on a case of national security. he said that it was a central -- essential for the united states to have aluminum and steel industries domestically because necessary to the united states' , defense. it appears that he is willing to burn bridges with the e

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u.s. companies are adapting to the stricter enforcement. some like microsoft and amazon are hiring people in places like canada or it easier to bring foreignerst others such as - - are following the trump directive to buy american and higher american. in seattle, dan springer, fox news. >>leland: reaction to president trump's withdrawal from the iran nuclear deal is splitting along party lines. shocking. democrats have been critical of the decision while the gop has said almost universally it's the right thing to do. joining us now is ted yoho of florida. we appreciate it. i'm wondering, how much of this is political and how much is based in sincerely held policy believes when you have the senate minority leader who voted against the iran deal and now he's against leaving the deal? >> i think that's all political there but it's the right thing that president trump is doing to pull out of this. this is a very bad deal from the get-go. we got nothing out of this. not even the assurance that they would in an enriched uranium. i command him for doing that. >>leland: you commend him. you see any risk to those? >> there's always risk when you make

work to address it -- is the notion that cheaper materials, into canada and find their way thanks to nafta or a new trade deal into the u.show genuine are those concerns? mr. morneau: stepping back -- i think there is actually two issues. and headede steel for the u.s. market to be diverted to canada causing a problem for our steel manufacturing capacity here. and then what you are calling the transshipment issue, where people send it to canada and it goes through the back door to the united states. how real are those concerns? first of all, we don't think it is happening today. we have done a pretty deep dive to make sure it doesn't happen. that is critically important. we made that representation to the united states. what we recognize is that to the extent the u.s. changes the rules, there will be incentives to do that. we are looking very carefully at reinforcing the rules that currently exist, making sure that we have ways to determine where the origin of the steel is , looking at our approach to the border to make sure that is appropriately controlled. i guess the way i see it is we need belts and suspenders. we may

u.s. has been falling behind the peer nations this is from the new york times and. the pira nations are japan switzerland spain italy astray or france luxemburg norway sweden canada new zealand finland the netherlands iceland ireland austria portugal belgium but in denmark germany so as you see they've fallen behind every single one of their peers are doing worse despite what hillary clinton it said on the campaign trail was she thought that america was already great we don't need to be any better it looks like a different trajectory after a one nine hundred eighty this is the beginning of the whole leveraged buyout boom you were there from mike milken period that started i think part of that that cheap money the way of financing and financialization could be responsible for this compared to all those competitor nations the other wealthy nations of the world why the u.s. has done so poorly as you see this is the line out is how expensive your health care is and the line vertical is how long you live so americans are spending a lot more than other competitor nations on health care and.

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will happen just before or after a g seven meeting in canada on the eighth of june like south korea's moon j. and shinzo abbate wants to ensure his concerns are addressed in any u.s. north korea summit not just those exclusive to donald trump and al-jazeera so our diplomatic editor james phase was recently in north korea and joins me now from new york james the most senior north korean official to come to the u.s. in a year's but he's not going to washington is going to a year in new york why do you think that is yeah he's coming to new york certainly we understand that in a few days he'll be meeting secretary of state mike pompei oh now the reason for coming to new york we're not being told anything by either the north koreans or the u.s. but we think that general kim who has met before in pyongyang would probably prefer to have this meeting in new york because remember that the u.s. and north korea don't have diplomatic relations that means there is no north korean embassy in washington d.c. to work out of whereas they have a mission here an embassy in effect to the united nations where he will have support from diplomats they'll have translators about the most

or canada would. however we do know that trump wants things to change and as we saw in the piece we do know that the e.u. has higher tariffs for u.s. products do you think trump will end up getting what he wants anyway. in the end after creating a little storm in a teacup may indeed find the e.u. in the u.s. lower tariffs remember there was a plan for that already it was called but that lost momentum when donald trump became president so it's likely in the end we may see modestly lower barriers but they certainly won't be as extensive as if it would have been followed through in full now some say that these threats that we continuously seen are just a strategy to actually get for the e.u. to somehow lower the tariffs without the us necessarily doing the same do you think that strategy in general is smart. well certainly is dull trumps a strategy isn't it create some chaos through you could be very very aggressive and then hope the other side concedes again i stress with smaller economies this possibly works but with these big internal market again if you tried this with china the chances are that the e.u. could simply retaliate i

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