They want to try to win an election which it looks like they will not be able to do. and this is one of the ways they think they can possibly win is by obstruction and other nonsense. i think that i just want to get it done faster. that s all. yes, ma am, go ahead. thank you, mr. president. i wanted to ask about china. do you feel that enough progress has been made in the talks to head off the increase in tariffs scheduled for march 1? you are talking to the wrong person because i happen to like tariffs. we are taking in billions and billions of dollars in tariffs from china. our steel industry now is an example. we tax dumped steel. much of it comes from china at 25%. our steel industry is so vibrant now again they are building plants all over the united states. it s a beautiful thing. from a defensive standpoint and
It s a beautiful thing. from a defensive standpoint and any standpoint you need steel. you know, you can do without certain industries, our country cannot do without steel. so i love tariffs, but i also love them to negotiate. and right now, china s paying us billions of dollars as year in tariffs. i haven t even started. here s the thing. if we make a deal, they won t have to pay, you know, it will be a whole different story. they won t be paying that but we ll have a fair deal. there won t be intellectual property theft. there won t be so many other things that have gone on. no other president has done this. we didn t have a deal with china. yet the wto, one of the worst trade deals ever made. probably even worse than nafta if that s believable. which is hard to believe. i think nafta was disaster. it was a total disaster for our country. now we have a terrific deal. by the way, the usmca from
Retirees, they ve been coming since they were 30. anthony: and this, you don t see so much anymore. dino-era homemade pies and lots of them. all baked on premises. raspberry cream pie for me, thank you. this is not something that we see a lot of. old school pie like that and this number of them. charles: yeah. everything is made here. and they re all the original recipes from the 60s. the index cards are so old, they re all faded yellow. anthony: this is exotic for me. charles: really? anthony: oh, yeah. how s business? charles: it s getting better. the drug problem has started to really get rampant. took over may 1st, 2012, and by the end of that year i was broken into four times. it wasn t just me that was broken into, it was multiple businesses time after time. i came in one morning to open up, and i actually had a guy in front of the register and he got up, pulled a knife out. i realized it really wasn t worth anything over a knife. anthony: i think what you re doing
In the history of this nation. what does that mean to you? well, listen, in every position that i ve held when i was district attorney, i was elected as the first woman of the sitting county. i was the first woman of color in the entire state of california. when i ran for attorney general and when i was elected, it was as the first woman ever and the first person of color ever. you know, frankly, jake, my mother used to have a saying. she would say to me, kamala, you may be the first to do many things, but make sure you re not the last. so nina, what do you make of it? what s your assessment of how candidates are kind of handling the issue of race, of heritage, of identity? it s a beautiful thing, fred, for candidates to lean into their heritage. we all have a story to tell, and our lived experience does inform us. it is a beautiful thing because even in that running, the
arctic temperatures, bitter windchills, whiteout conditions. it s freezing cold. being outside for a few minutes can cause frostbite. i asked him about the mueller report. he said he would be leaving that up to the justice department. mueller, do your job. these tactics are unacceptable. the idea that they did something unusual here is misplaced. i don t see the reason to enter a public spat. the president had a gut distrust of the intelligence community. it really is not only unprecedented. it s dangerous. announcer: this is new day with alisyn camerota and john berman. good morning. welcome to your new day. it is thursday, january 31, 8:00 in the east. alisyn is off. erica hill joins me fresh off the interview with someone who loves tom brady even as he makes fun of tom brady. it s a beautiful thing that you can do both at once.