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announced some tariffs, and it is kind of like, whoa. the real world consequences and we don t even know. there is a chance there is a he does he is one of the few people that thinks the stock market is indicative of the economy. so whether that is right or wrong, susan, if the market gets hammered again on monday, he could say, all right, never mind. that is right. you saw wilbur ross, somebody said, well, does the tariff mean no exceptions and he said, well, that is apparently what the president said yesterday. it was just a month ago there was davos trump. and how gary cohn wrote the speech for him and he was statesman like there and he was pleasing the masters of the global economy. well there is one thing the masters of the global economy don t like and it is protectionism and tariffs and so i do think as you see them walking back his comments on gun control the other day and trump now tweeting about how great the
seekers only one team will be riding high come sunday night. later today u.s. president donald trump will deliver his first state of the union address laying out his government s agenda for the year ahead let s take a look at some of the key issues that he is likely to address now on trade it is america first during his a speech at the world economic forum in davos trump said the american economy remains his top priority and that the nation was open for business let s take a look at what he said for. but america first does not mean america alone when the united states grows so does the world. well immigration of the future of the so-called dreamers are going to be another issue the president has suggested that he is open to protecting the seven hundred thousand dreamers there are the children of undocumented migrants who live in the