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So is is this a good way another the business? christian watkins from color us united joins us now. christian, great to see you morning. i dont know that this has been fully appreciated. i think a new study that was just published by the federalist shows, i think the taillight is $-- the total is $346 billion given over to these social justice organizations while at the same time many of these corporations are letting people go. >> yeah. i mean, this is what happens end when you trade fiduciary ...

Chains. one restaurant chain was not ready to give comment when i reached out. we talked about $7 billion, wine and beer, 3.6 billion. companies not likely to stomach these tariffs. theyll pass them on. think about it. manufacturing has been boosting production in mexico. some people are coming away from china and others migrating from nafta. $346 billion. thats doubled. a few items you may be paying more for, auto parts. $150 billion. tv and video equipments, 9 billion. computers, lots of truck...

>> thank you so much. despite the migrants coming across the border having a ripple effect it seems. pompeo and the mexico officials did meet. the united states imported $346 billion of goods from mexico last year. new tariffs will likely be passed onto you, the consumer. that raises prices on a lot of things. autoparts, tvs, avocados, beer. i know its just a random. it seems like its random, but its pretty much everything. senior political reporter for "the huffington post" with us now. kevin, ...

There are plenty of investigators here at municipal building 2 behind me. also spread across areas connected to this shooter. and of course well bring you more as we get it from investigators. but now lets go back to atlanta and christi. >> all right, victor, thank you so much. i want to talk to you about the "washington post" report this morning that president trumps own advisers werent on board with his plan to hit mexico with rising tariffs but the president went ahead anyway, vowing to sla...

Of tariffs on mexican imports unless mexico succeeds in doing something that has never been done before, stopping the flow of illegal migrants coming to the united states. markets around the world fell sharply after the presidents announcement. that includes wall street right here where markets just opened. the president says the tariffs will start at 5% on june 10 and will be imposed on all $346 billion worth of u.s. imports from mexico. that amounts to a tax of more than $17 billion. despite t...

Representative, mexico exported more than $346 billion worth of goods to the united states last year. that means a 5% tariff would bring in $17 billion to the u.s. coffers a year if trade stayed at the same level. a 25% tariff would bring in nearly $87 billion a year, but remember this, tariffs are paid by companies that import products. those higher costs are often almost always passed on to you and me. you can feel the pinch at the grocery store as the agriculture department says about 50% of ...

Willie turned to me and said, that image going forward, thats the ad going forward, set against that back drop. they get $346 billion in tax cuts. 5% of people with pre-existing conditions will be covered going forward. the irony is of the 11 states that will be hit hardest by this with people with pre-existing conditions under the age of 65, they all voted for trump. theres no moral compass, disabled children will be losing benefits in school. what with we looking at? a bunch of fat, middle-age...

Is very clear that the discussion that were having when ted talks about mandates,i look at it differently. and also what we should be clear about is ted says, well, just not enough money, we cant all drive fancy cars. i think its a bit disingenuous to talk about driving a fancy car with getting access to healthcare when youre sick. if we repeal the affordable care act, we are going to provide $346 billion in tax breaks to the top 2%. ted in other ways goes even further. he wants to repeal the es...

Record open for the year. its to track for the best year since 2003. the s&p which holds most of the stocks in your focus is up nearly 30%. does flying so high just mean we have farther to few? are we at the point where a bubble is about to burst? alison kosich is in new york to answer the question. sit down for this one. by most accounts, this rally is for real. and there is a huge amount of money that happens to be going into mutual funds now. in fact, money flowing into stock funds has reac...

>> according to a new study by the federal reserve bank of new york the amount of student loan debt in america has almost tripled from 346 billion in 2004 to 966 billion in 2012. >> part of it is the reason that everything goes up. inflation. but it also has to do with the availability of money ironically. there are more loans out there, making it easier for kids to come up with the money, that colleges raise prices. >> which means many college graduates are entry adulthood and entry level posit...