Our two hour show. This judge is judge William Orrick. But first, an argument among friends. It is a trade war brewing with our neighbors to the north, and what the latest moves between u. S. And canada potentially mean for you and for the u. S. Economy. President trump is imposing a major tax on canadian lumber and threatening that tariffs on Dairy Products could be next page when it comes to protecting u. S. Companies dealing with global competition, this president is signaling he is not playing around, adding this happen to reporters, we dont want to be taken advantage of by other countries, and that is stopping. That is stop and fast. Thinking that President Trump is being unfair and punitive. Here to tell us what the tariff tussle is all about from sheboygan, wisconsin. Calling it a bad week for u. S. Canada relations as he outlined a new tariff on lumber imported from canada to the u. S. The duty ranges, costing canada 1 billion as estimated by the department of commerce. Not a q
Than give President Trump money page tonight commits praise the president and his administration have backed down, at least this time. That is not, however, the way he sees it. Chief White House Correspondent john roberts starts us off. It was the centerpiece of President Trumps election campaign. His supporters knew it so well that he could, at campaign rallies, engage in a call and response over who would get pay for his vaunted border wall. Today it became clear, for the moment, no one is going to pay for it. We love our farmers. At a roundtable with american farmers. I dont know what people are talking. I watch these shows and the pundits in the morning dont know what they are talking about. The wall gets built. Despite the president s admonition that the pundits dont know what theyre talking about, the white house off its demand that money for the wall be included in the spending bill. Instead, the president is asking for money to repair and replace some existing border fences and
A band councillor on James Smith Cree Nation is angry that a convicted killer using an alias worked in the cultural centre on the First Nation following the Sept. 4, 2022, stabbing massacre.