hundreds. i don t get it. i m glad i made it back to nyc especially with that epidemic that the hallmark channel keeps covering. so, let s talk about the latest twitter files. earliest this we are it was shown the government went against twitter classifying content as misinformation. it was easy to miss if you started the week like i did it sing mashed potatoes and drinking beer in your bathrobe. thanks for the tip, julie. any time. you re so lucky it was too cold for hotel staff to put knew a manger. anyway a lot of us had already figured the government was influencing covid content on twitter so it s not shocking to see it confirmed. but, much like the 49th time tristan thompson got busted che cheating on chloe the fact is not making is what makes it egregious. i didn t come up with that kardashian analogy. i got it from kudlow news letter. he s into it. the government shouldn t be able to get away with manipulating narratives because we are so used to hearing about it
Ministers brace for talks with us trade officials as President Trump tells car makers they must build more vehicles in america. A warning from lego that more must be done in china to stop counterfeiters as its own Master Builder struggles to tell a fake brick from a real one. Welcome to World Business report. Japan enjoying lower or ill prices with a Trade Surplus for six years. Mexicos economy Foreign Ministers are due to meet top us officials later today as they brace for the renegotiation of nafta the north American Free trade agreement. President trump is pushing to bring more Manufacturing Jobs back to the us. Hes already met with the heads of ford, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler telling them they must make more of their cars in america. The us is a key market for mexico. Taking a look at this graph you can see its exports to the us have surged since nafta came into force in 1994. Mexico now sells more than 270 billion worth of goods to the us every year. Its thought talks betwe
this, but he s refusing to go back to this policy that was working. you know, this is what we need to do. i don t think mexico will agree to do this again. they did under trump and it was working and i m not sure it s going to work under this administration. alex: greg abbott says that he s hopeful that the supreme court will side with his state and if they do, they want the biden administration to be held accountable for its enforcement. mike: alexandria hoff, still no sign of texas national guard soldier who went missing while trying to save migrants in the riogrande river and recovery efforts underway. bill melugin following that story, hello, bill. bill: yeah, mike, good afternoon to you. sorry, forgot the mike there. good afternoon to you. the crossings have been completely you might take a look at the crossing, a group either crossing or has crossed already and brought their dog with them and we actually just
kept it in place at least in theory. texas governor greg abbott weighed in on sunday morning futures. surely, the supreme court will rule in our favor hopefully. but no one is holding biden accountable for his reckless decision to ignore all of these policies that previously had led to the lowest number of illegal crossings in decades. reporter: in the supreme court case, texas will argue that by lifting remain in mexico that tens of thousands of additional migrants currently awaiting court hearings across the border will then be released into the united states. jon? jon: more on this coming up. alexandria hoff live at the white house, thank you. well, minnesota republican congressman tom emmer joins us now. he chairs the national republican congressional committee and is a member of the house financial services committee as well. give us some of your feelings on the situation at the border, congressman. well, it s a mess, jon. and thanks for having me. actually listening to