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If they dont step up tariffs will go on. And if they go high, the companies are moving back into the United States. Thats all. Its very simple. Well it is very simple. You know, companies arent moving back to the United States. They cant and wont make decision that is quickly. Theyll wait. Becauses in hundreds of millions of tars at stake. Any will instead pass along the tariff in the form of higher prices to americans for everything from cars to food. Republican senator john cornyn lays it out pretty clearly today. Tariffs on the other hand would be a mass tax. The u. S. Chamber estimates tha...

And we are following breaking news out after teheran where leaders admit the passenger jet shot down thursday was targeted. The u. S. Reached that conclusion based on evidence. The plane crashed a few hours after iran launched missiles and military bases in iraq housing u. S. Troops and Iranian Forces were on alert for that. All 176 people on board the flight were killed. Cnn correspondent fred pliken. And fred, you are on the spot there in teheran. How do you think the iranian president. What is your read on what they said . Reporter yeah, the president , the foreign minister and the Iranian ...

Seek a fifth term this move comes following mass protests next months elections have also been delayed raising concerns about the countrys direction. Also coming up sand turning neighbor against neighbor in rural kenya high demand in the Construction Industry has led to environmental damage and even some deaths in the tracks where sand is collected. Im brian thomas thanks for joining us the british Prime Minister treason may have struck a deal to revise the terms of britains divorce from the European Union parliament stude to vote on them later today less than three weeks before that set to ta...

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