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So well in the past wont necessarily be there in the future. Well, the supporting players have taken their seats for that joint News Conference. You see press secretary Sarah Sanders now heading out. The meeting has clearly broken up. We will see President Trump and the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom theresa may at that podium any moment now. That does it for us on morning joe. We turn over the coverage now to stephanie ruhle. Thanks so much, willie. Im stephanie ruhle. Any minute now the president and uk Prime Minister theresa may will be holding that joint Press Conference, with an eye...

>> what do you think of republicans who say they may take action to block you from imposing those tariffs. >> i think if they do, it's foolish, there's nothing more important than border. >> mexican officials booked a trip to washington, d.c. >> mexico came prepared to put solutions on the table. on wednesday we felt they were insufficient. >> business leaders started to sweat. >> tariffs on mexican imports would harm u.s. consumers, workers, farmers and businesses of all sizes making us less c e competitive. we oppose tariffs. >> we're having a great talk with mexico. we'll see what happens. ...

>> the tariffs go on. >> he has undermined one of the most impressive foreign policy achievements over the last three decades, the trarelationship wi mexico. mexico saw itself as a developing country that was oppressed by its high-handed imperialist neighbor. from the mexican perspective, america's relationship with it were characterized by exploitation and annexation. the war in the united states took roughly half of america's territory in the 19th century. after that and well into the 20th century, washington's approach towards mexico was usually aimed at protecting the interests of large am...

Mexico and allow them to stay or force them would probably be the better verb, to stay in mexico. we didn't hear from the president. he's wheels up, and we'll see if he makes any calls and talks to his counterpart in mexico. >> one of those rare situations where he decides not to talk to the press this morning. meantime, he has been downplaying any potential impact that these tariffs would have on the u.s. economy. here's what he told fox news. >> when those tariffs go on, companies are going to start moving back. once they know they're going to stay on, companies are going to move back to the...

Of drugs. they kill 100,000 people. they ruin a million families every year. if you look at that. that's an invasion without the guns. they need us we don't need them. >> they are an important ally of the united states. >> the trump administration has been ambiguous about what it would take to avoid applying tariffs on mexico saying initially it will be at our discretion and on an ad hoc basis. the president tried to clarify his stance yesterday. >> we've told mexico the tariffs go on. i mean it too. i'm very happy with it. as i go into the room with the mexicans i'm asking for everything. if ...