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way. happy memorial day now. tonight for the hour, we will highlight' of ouriews a big interviews from the past few months. imrst up, immigrationdn is, one of the biggest issues for voters ahead of the 2024 election. iswell, i recently traveled to shelby park in eagle pass, texad tos, for an exclusived interview with former president donald trump aboutanle the border crisis. >> take a look. he came downook. the escalator> this was a big issue. big you were attacke issd right out of the box. yeah. you know, that day when you came down that dayx th on issue, when i was hearing peeut it...

Later well be live in davos where for the first time in the history of the event a chinese president will attend. Well be getting the inside track on what this tells us about chinas Global Business ambitions. And its being reported that flying cars could be about to take off for real. Today we want to know what sci Fi Technology you would like to see becoming a reality . Let us know. Just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. Good to have you with us. A warm welcome. Theresa may will today deliver a highly anticipated speech on the uks future outside the European Union. That will be in just a few hours....

That's down for the history books. what was behind it? and what is it telling us about what is going on with facebook or meta or whatever you want to call it? >> we can call it whatever you want to call it, mika. facebook reported disappointed earnings. i'll get into the why in a second. the consequence is it had the biggest decline by value ever in history $231 billion. of which $231 belong to mr. zuckerberg as well. you see some of the big ones in the last few years, all involve giant tech companies, not surprisingly, the more it drops 25%. the bicker the dollar impact. apple, microsoft, tes...

Them? exports from the u.s. to canada worth $267 billion in 2016. exports to mexico are worth $231 billion. that is almost half a trillion dollars combined. what happens if those two countries start slapping tariffs on our products? on "meet the press," the commerce secretary evaded the key question, is trump really going to go through with this? >> what he has said, he has said. if he says something different, it will be something different. he has made a decision at this point 25-10. if he for some reason should change his mind, then it will change. >> no, that was not dr. suess, that was wi...

Create jobs. >> as you sit here today, raising taxes is a nonstarter. >> it is off the table. >> everything else is on the table. >> one measure senate democrats put on the table today was legislation ending several tax subsidies for the top five oil companies. subsidies speaker boehner once showed a willingness to repeal. the legislation would save the u.s. government $231 billion over the next decade. unlike the president's proposal to use those savings to fund clean energy programs, senate democrats propose putting those savings toward reducing the federal deficit. >> there is more hot air ...