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That goal, but the tariffs would cut into its ability to contribute. other tech companies said small business and consumers would be hurt. the tariffs wouldn't solve the underlying chinese trade practices the president is trying to fight against. president trump is set to meet with chinese president xi jinping next week at the g20 summit. markets are hoping they can reach an agreement. trump said he will set a good deal or there will be no deal at all. draft night in america and what had been inevitable since the nba draft lottery last month finally became official. >> with the first pick in...

Administration it pledged to contribute $350 billion to the u.s. economy over five years and said it's on track to meet that goal but the tariffs would cut into the details. tariffs wouldn't solve the practices. president trump is set to meet with chinese xi jinping next week when they're talking about an agreement. trump said he will get a good deal or there will be no deal at all. ahead, the governor of oregon has ordered the state police to track down a group of state lawmakers. more on this bizarre political standoff next. cake in the conference room! showing 'em you're ready to be your ...

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Border may not be so necessary after all. can you explain what is going on? >> reporter: that would be peter navarro, one of the president's trade advisers one of the chief officials pushing this idea on the president saying that it would get mexico's attention. now today just days before the deadline for the tariffs to go into effect on monday, it is coming on, this is what peter navarro is saying now. >> right now the mexican government makes money off illegal immigration. after the tariffs are put in place the mexican government will pair t-- will bear the coss of that. we believe the tarif...

Is what some white house officials have been privately been saying, they don't think that these tariffs will go into effect on monday. but now the president seems to be doubling down on this while his officials are leaving a little bit of wiggle space for them to not impose the tariffs during that deadline of monday. one of the chief people pushing this is peter navarro, the president's trade adviser who is now saying maybe the tariffs wouldn't be necessary after all. >> right now the mexican government makes money off illegal immigration. after the tariffs are put in place, the mexican govern...