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Being asked for advice on a trade decision for something number ten was considering and he seems to be we understand in relation to the government looking at whether they could extend tariffs or taxes on chinese steel which number ten of argie would be something to protect the uk steel industry from steel being dumped into the uk from abroad. numberten have being dumped into the uk from abroad. number ten have said in their response to lord geidt that they believe this decision although they bel...

So that could be a good win for them while theyre impeaching the president. >> and the democrats im talking to say they feel pretty good about the evidence they have. they thought the bill taylor testimony kind of put a pin in a lot of this. but the two entities they still want to talk to are omb, the white house budget office, and the pentagon because those are the two entities that would have had a direct hand in any withholding of aid. and after that, they move to public. now, pelosis getting...

And were very vulnerable at this point to price fluctuations. >> and canada is hitting back with dollar for dollar tariffs on steel and aluminum as well as tissues and cucumbers. justin trudeau gave a blunt assessment of the trade decision. >> we have to believe that at some point common sense will prevail. but we see no sign of that in this action today by the u.s. administration. okay. lets round all that up. there are now tariffs on billions of dollars worth of u.s. goods going north, south...

Doing -- what does he do here? is he making the wrong decision? >> on a policy thing its disastrous. politically, its disastrous, as well. he did run on it, but look, the tweets are all crazy, just ignore them. the policy the white house is putting out is great. judges, tax stuff, fighting isis. so dont worry about the crazy tweets. this trade decision, the guy writing the tweets is the guy forcing policy through the white house. none of the republicans, or very few on the hill are for this. wha...

That decision. its a dramatic end for a man reportedly considered in recent times to be a candidate for chief of staff. as trump spoke this afternoon, a joint press conference with the swedish prime minister, there was an ominous sign in the room, gary cohns seat, there it is, was empty. nbc news reported friday donald trump became unglued over the stories about hope hicks, jeff sessions and jared kushner. according to two officials he was angry and gunning for a fight. he chose a trade war. wel...

Nobody around and everybody has to give him credit? >> yeah. >> for the economy. the indices hes looking at what he believes it happening with the economy right now on the heels of the tax bill. he sees this despite the peak surrounding the trade decision for him, that feeds that narrative with his base. so hes out there doing what he thinks he needs to do to keep the universe centered right around that sun. >> but this is different because you see republicans were holding fire to some extent ...

Siding on a critical economic issue with that be blue collar wing. thats not normal, not what the bushes have done in the past. thats not what the mitt romney would have done. they would have sided with the pro market, pro business wings. and this nomination and election of donald trump had consequences. were seeing them right now. the markets are likely to open lower tomorrow. i do think, chris, if president trump gets pounded in the markets for multiple days, that will influence who he picks t...

Observers read history. you have to have in any deal the art of the deal is a win-win. if you have a win-lose, you may get the better end of the deal for the short-term, but thats not a sustaining relationship whether it be in business or whether it be in government or frankly whether its just in personal relationships. >> last week i was interviewing potato growers from wisconsin. wisconsin is home state to paul ryan. paul ryan and other republican leaders fromming a states are upset about this...

Listening session and that this -- no decisions had been made and yet president trump when asked made this huge announcement about tariffs so it seems that president trump was kind of going his own way and not really fully communicating with his staff and with, you know, officials in his administration. and so, it goes to show that president trump wants to do what he wants to do and hes going to say what he wants to say. and thats -- may not always be in line with everyone else working in the wh...