this was framed by the white house as a celebration. yes. invited to the rose garden for what the us president has termed liberation day. using emergency powers, he's imposing a baseline tire of, of 10 percent on impulse from all countries. our country and his taxpayers have been ripped off for more than 50 years. but it is not going to happen anymore. this is described as an emergency, not to negotiation. so individual countries will not be able to make a deal before the tyrants come into effect. the president is also introducing what he calls reciprocal tire of, against thousands of other countries. the figure for each based on roughly 50 percent of the tired of the president says they already place on us goods. that will be the full percent tariff on goods from trying to 30 percent on those from south africa and 20 percent on goods from the european union european union. they're very tough, very, very tough traders. and are you think of european union? very friendly, they rip us off. it's so so it is a, it's so pathetic. 39 percent,

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and that attack against that goal and which isn't a load or from the house of the story. it won't be an easy task before as we it's just a matter of time before you are takes full responsibility for its own defense. are the leaders of our a firm response for us president donald trump finance is sweeping terrace across the globe. the time 0. any, it's great to have you with us. this is allison 0 life from the also coming up will be live in the champagne region of firms to find out how the terrorist will for its most famous exports. also coming up is really a tax target. the gaza strip over nights at least for.

i'm not sure elected officials in the house and senate are populace elected nationals. i believe you look at stole, maybe kahn, i believe the democratic party and apparatus of it abandoned you guys that had great ideas that we are getting a team to hopefully implement, that fusion to me is more important than the fusion with the big tech bros but we have to deal with political relatives we have right now but our party is only going to become more working class and middle class. >> our time is ticking down but trump also get rid of populace -- populists like rohit. what's the worst-case scenario for you? what do you stay up at night worrying about? note that we only have 90 seconds. [laughter] rohit: i'm not crying and despondent. all of us are working on how to figure out how to reclaim power and to actually make sure that this economy is working and i think that we'll see if anyone in this administration will do it. i'm going to be watching on big mergers like capital one-discover. i'm going to be watching like steve is saying the google case, facebook case, there are

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was my shot is under house arrest. he's a keys, a padding, a rebellion against a government. things look normal in the capital city, but the political uncertainty is affecting business. the government is struggling to pay salaries. the economy is segment. so this is $100.00 us dollars. when i change it to solve to these pounds, i get 570000. it says t's a civil 7 takes home about $6000.00 is this piece a month. that's the lowest paid, civil service that comes to list of $10.00 a month. several mediation teams from east africa. i tried to get started on the latest to de escalate tensions, including the regional block. you get. that's the only one of the common interest that you got from investigates and want to see that no magical for you could use all displacements themselves for about that in math for the region. but this, that was an old receipts slash. i'm having a new i'm to go back and pay for that and peace and stability in the countries in terms of like us not having a new i'm to prove that the math fixed. i then hold on, you've done the office on pops up, can now sell

jeff mason is a white house correspondent for reuters. jeff stein is the white house economics reporter for the washington post. and nick timiraos is the chief economics correspondent for the wall street journal. so you're all perfectly positioned for this. jeff mason, what do you make? i mean, i don't know if countries are going to listen to what the secretary bessent was saying there about just take a deep breath and relax. >> no. >> i, i don't think so. i think that's an optimistic view. on his side, i do think it's instructive, because the white house has shown that when it feels like it's pushed into a corner, the president certainly just punches back. so if there is immediate retaliation, i wouldn't rule out the possibility that the white house would just increase those tariffs even more. but there's no question that the rest of the world is going to respond to the to what the president did today. >> well, and as you accurately pointed out, jeff, is that the white house was kind of telegraphing this. the president himself certainly

but we begin with the beautiful white house rose garden, where president trump earlier today ushered in a new era of american prosperity. take a look. >> april 2nd, 2025 will forever be remembered as the day american industry was reborn, the day america's destiny was reclaimed, and the day that we began to make america wealthy again. for decades, our country has been looted, pillaged, raped and plundered by nations near and far, both friend and foe alike. american steelworkers, auto workers, farmers and skilled craftsmen. we have a lot of them here with us today. they really suffered. gravely. they watched in anguish as foreign leaders have stolen our jobs, foreign cheaters have ransacked our factories, and foreign scavengers have torn apart our once beautiful american dream. our country and its taxpayers have been ripped off for more than 50 years. but it is not going to happen anymore. it's not going to happen. this is one of the most important days, in my opinion, in american history. it's our declaration of economic independence. for years, hard working american citizens were for

annoying in the short term when your house is getting remodeled and there's drywall dust everywherekers in your living room. the reality is, that remodel has got to happen in order to make things stronger and more stable on the back end. >> michael: great, it's like a home remodel! i feel much better about tariffs now that you compared it to something famous for costing people way more than they ever expected. [cheers and applause] nobody likes a remodel! and they especially don't like the people in charge of the remodel. even the homeowners who hired jesus to be their carpenter hated him. "is he seriously going out for another walk on water? i'm going to kill that guy." but look, guys, whether you like it or not, republicans don't want to hear your bitching, because we all knew this was coming! >> it's going to be a rocky road and trump has admitted that. >> trump has acknowledged, there will be some minor inflationary aspect of that. >> as he begins to realign the economy to put america first, everybody knows, and when they voted in november of 2024, they knew that's what they wer

house . now those renewed concern about the effects for us as new trade policies good have to, to get the on. there has moved from mexico se se of the mexican president claudia shane bounds said. she would unveil a program that she described as a comprehensive and in tedra programs assigned to strengthen the mexican economy. whether or not for their tariffs were applied by donald trump. as it turned out, the sweeping terrace announced by the us president on once they do not apply to mexico and canada. the white house published a statement shortly after saying that these 2 countries, countries which share an agreement, a trade agreement with the us, would continue to fall under the current tariffs which are so called punitive terms that were applied earlier in the year in response to the sentinel trafficking along the border of mexico in the us and mexico and canada. so despite the fact that today, uh no additional terms were applied on mexico, the mexican presence said it's still necessary fo

the white house called it a liberation day today. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports on the announcement and concerns of an escalating trade war. >> the president says these tariffs work to level the playing field for american workers. but lawmakers wary of the tariffs, including even a few republicans say they're concerned that lead to higher prices. >> my fellow americans, this is liberation day. president trump is imposing what he calls reciprocal tariffs, meaning the u.s. will match the tax rate of other countries or in some cases. so it's 67%. so we're going to be judging. >> a discounted reciprocal tariffs, 34%. i think. >> another was a judge us we judge and we judge him less. so how can anybody be upset? most republicans say they support the tariffs. kansas congressman traci mann says he doesn't expect to see agriculture in his state. take a hit. farmers i talked to in kansas are excited to see president trump actually doing something about this. but some republicans aren't on board with the people who are fo

that is according to a senior white house official. white house says it was always the plan for us to leave. once his time as a special government employee ends. but it is worth noting that growing scrutiny of musk's future in the white house comes immediately after a republican loss in the wisconsin supreme court race. of course, that was a race that elon musk spent tens of millions of dollars and a whole lot of his own man hours backing the gop candidate. all right, let's bring in our wednesday nightcap, because we have a lot to cover tonight. ron insana is here, cnbc senior analyst and the ceo of effeot. i, john allen, joins us, senior national politics reporter for nbc news. and amy parnass, senior political correspondent for the hill. together, they coauthored the new book out this week, fight inside the wildest battle for the white house. before we get into this, i want to highlight something. donald trump has argued over and over that we need to impose these tariffs because other countries have been ripping us off for years, tak

it's not going to pass in both houses. so it's not going to become law. but it's definitely kind of a a crack with republicans being at least some republicans being openly critical of the tariffs that donald trump is passing. >sara>yeah, i guess this is kind of a litmus test in some ways. so the other news app came out today, elon musk could be leaving washington very soon. politico says that president trump told his inner circle that musk will be stepping down in the coming weeks. musk himself has said he'll probably leave doge during the summer. so what does that mean for doge, and what does it mean for the future of all of these cuts? >live>well, it probably means that they will at least slow down. if not stop. it is clear that musk is a political liability after the supreme court loss in wisconsin, where he spent, he and his buddies spent over $20 million. it was one of the crassest kind of money and politics moments that we've seen that courtesy of the citizens united case passed in 2011, that really allowed unfettered spending in politics. but i'm s

however, i didn't make an appearance on the list published by the white house. mr. trump said hard what he hope to achieve by the measures, decades the country has been loaded, pillage, draped and plundered by nations, 0 and far, both friends info, a like american steel workers, auto workers, farmers and skilled craftsman. we have a lot of them here with us today. they're really suffered gravely. they watched it anguish as far and leaders of stolen or jobs as far and cheaters of ransacked our factories and foreign scavengers of torn apart our once beautiful american dream. it's a declaration of economic independence for years, hard working, american citizens were forced to sit on the sidelines as other nations got rich and powerful, much of it at our expense. for decades, our country has been looted, pillage, draped and plundered by nations. nearing far, both friends info a like as americans, steelworkers auto workers, farmers and skilled craftsman. we have a lot of them here with us today. they really suffered gravely. they watched it anguish as foreign leaders

authorities in southern nevada see seven illegally owned tigers from a house today. this is video from the scene at a home in pahrump, about 60 miles west of vegas. the sheriff's office says the it issued search warrants this morning for repeatedly violating various county ordinances. the owner of the property, carl mitchell, has been arrested for resisting an officer. authorities are now working to get the seven big cats to an animal sanctuary. they say the owners have been violating county rules and permits for the last seven years. and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage at 7:00 monday through friday. or you can always find a round the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. new tonight an apartment complex in cupertino could soon become new student housing for de anza college. now, the college has agreed to buy the complex using measure g funds. but that means the people currently living in the apartments will be asked to leave. and tonight, those upset residents brought their concerns to t

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it can house up to 200 people. 12 new signs ban encampments within a two block radius of the facility. this is the second no encampment zone in san jose. the first one is around the guadalupe river in downtown. so far, it remains clear of people living outdoors. we're back in 60s. ahead are all the crimes connected? tonight, another camera store crushed by thieves. what we've learned about the car used in this latest break-in. and the work being done to track the suspects down. homeless prevention programs housing children, people with disabities and those living with aids still haven't received the funding the federal government promised last year. i think we're talking about playing with people's lives and really putting them at high risk of dying. so why are nonprofits still waiting on washington? i'm senior investigative reporter bigad shaban. we investigate. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. it is a chilly upper 40s and low 50s right now, but we'll talk about a big warm up also where we're seeing what coul

you have done a fantastic job and many members of the house and senators are here. you for being with us. for decades the united states slashed trade barriers on other countries while they placed massive tariffs on our products and created nonmonetary barriers to decimate our industries and many many cases they were worst. they manipulated their currency and subsidized their exports and stole our intellectual property and imposed back taxes to disadvantage our products, adopted unfair rules and technical standards and created pollution havens, they were always fighty but they came to us and said we should pay for it. it is detailed in a big report by the u.s. trade representative on foreign trade barriers and hold it up for you, it's available -- and you don't have to pay too much. it's a lot of work, a lot of work for something, because it's a special book. it's frankly very upsetting when you see what people have been doing to us for 30 years. this happened with no response from the united states of america. none whatsoever. but those days are over. let me offer j

it's at least 1500000 of funds who have been sent out of you know, one of the last year in the house. having said that, nobody condones any forced deeper creation or expulsion. i think i don't want to be misunderstood. we have all the sympathies for all these people, but when the stent us as it are for g orders, it is important to live and living in a, in one country. it's got taken as a, as an entitlement. i think there, the issue begins and when the same people start talking negatively about the country that they've been living in for, for decades. that also becomes clear. it's another problem for those people like i would say those where being tied to locating that age of naturalization, citizenship for all those young of plans have been born and boxed on. but okay, because of their little, let me go, you know, you didn't cobble on on another point because the trump administration is worth, i think, bringing into the discussion because some of these people, as we say, what people who was supporters of the old government, i should have gone is governments who went to pockets dawn, a

it's house house t republicans were embarrassed on the floor of the house of representatives yesterday. mike johnson should have never brought that so-called rule to try to prevent new mothers and expectant mothers from voting. we are standing up for family values. republicans are antifamily so they lose an effort to try to silence expectant mothers and members of congress who have just given birth. they lose that rule and they scramble out of town. now you just get out of town, wait, if you were so confident, if you -- if you believe that there was some validation in that referendum in wisconsin, then you should have brought the save act which is a voter suppression bill that we strongly oppose today the floor thatio week. you could have done it. you could have done it today. you could doyo it tomorrow. we dare you to bring back to the floor. we will have the discussion. that's voter suppression. >> cutting funding for pbr and in words of taylor greene, you're not going to hate us on your dime is what she said. >> the republicans have launched all-out assault on the economy, on social

this compact spiral-bound guide contains bio and contact information for every house and senate member of the 119 congress. contact information on congressional committees, the president's cabinet, federal agencies and state governors. the congressional directory cost $32 95 cents plus shipping and handling in every purchase helps support c-span's nonprofit operations. scan the code on the right or go to c-spanshop.org to preorder your copy today. senate democratic leader chuck schumer responded to the new round of tariffs from the white house on imports and virginias tim kaine spoke about his resolution to end tariffs on canada and the support he's received from across the aisle, including from rand paul of kentucky who is a cosponsor of the bill. the resolution was agreed to by the senate 51-48. senator schumer: ok, excuse me, good afternoon, everybody. i want to thank senators kane and welch and also brooks for joining us here today as we fight against trumps trade war. we fight against trump's trade war as we see right here. and how the states will pay for the absurd, chaotic trade

you could see the court jester in the white house for that. elon musk with his $20 million in the race and then showing up in green bay, a city that where the people actually owned the football team and they don't want to have a multi-billionaire telling them what to do. but the fact that ten counties in wisconsin turned to the incredible new justice on the wisconsin supreme court, judge crawford, and voted for her. those were counties, ten of them that had gone for trump in the last election. so it wasn't just the turnout in these major cities, which was very important. it was also changing voters that are independents, that are in the middle. that turned out so. i think it's a really important thing to remember that the courts, right. people see them as a check. state courts, federal courts, they're the check right now on what he's doing, what he's doing to them economically. and that, of course, includes these tariffs. and while the courts may not be able to get involved in the tariffs, it's an economic issue. and those people that voted fo

don't want it. kane houses era bolen. well, the new task put 10 percent duties on goods important to us from australia, the countries prime minister who's in the middle of an election campaign called them and justified. but stated australia will not be resulting in kind. the administration's chairs have no advice as in logic, and they go against devices all that to nations partnership. this is not the active of frame. today's decision will lead to uncertainty in the global economy and it will push off costs for american households. it is the american people who will pay the biggest price full days, unjustified tariffs. this is why out government will not be seeking to impose reciprocal tasks. we will not join a rice to the bottom that leads to high prices and slow growth ebony balance as the deputy director of yesterday, institute of public policy think tank. she says the task and likely to take a toll on australia is beef industry astray. a has managed to escape to some of the staples terrace that the trump administratio

>> no, you're heating up. >> first up, the house just shut down for the week. not because of a budget. because of babies. a handful of republicans joined democrats to support anna paulina luna's bill, which would allow moms in congress with newborns to vote remotely for three months. but republicans shot it down. speaker mike says proxy votes are unconstitutional, but he does not want to carve out an exception. no one's more supportive of women than you. >> i mean, i'm. >> pretty much a male. feminist at. >> this point. >> how do you feel about this? well. >> it's hard to tell them. >> no, they can't do this. knowing biden just served a whole term on a delaware beach. okay, that being said, i respect the position of congress and the republican side because they want people to go to work. why? because it doesn't start and end with moms. if you say moms need maternity care, how long before the men on the liberal side of the aisle who can have babies get maternity care? and then this just moves on from there. >> what does jerry nadler going to have a little baby g

this is near the monterey brenham, temporary housing site. part of the mayor's crackdown on encampments on public streets and neighborhoods. the mayor says that he's working on expanding temporary housing, an increase in the number of shelter beds under a new city workers are allowed to remove encampments in the area without notice. >> family of a bay area woman is suing donald las vegas hotel. they say the woman was violently ejected from one of the hotels revolving doors and that she died from her injuries. lawsuit filed last month claims the woman was exiting the trump hotel when the revolving door suddenly sped up and hit her from behind throwing her several feet. she did receive medical treatment, but her family says her health worsened and she died from complications of the incident. the lawsuit argues the door was not compliant with safety regulations. they're seeking damages for medical expenses and compensation for pain and suffering. >> a rare high risk weather warning in effect for parts of the u.s. is a major tornado outbreak was

the house is not going to take it up. clearly, though, it has gotten under trump's skin already in these past moments. he posted that senators need to, quote, get on the republican bandwagon for a change. out front now, the democratic senate minority leader, chuck schumer and leader schumer, i appreciate your time tonight. so republicans voting with democrats on this bill. but trump's tariffs, of course, are still happening in mass. i mean, is there anything else the senate can do? >> well, look, first let me say this. the tariffs that trump proposed this afternoon, or even worse than we thought, in addition to all the other bad things in these tariffs, he's added a 10% additional tariff on everything. and what does that mean? it's a huge tax on the average american family. aaron. the average american family will pay approximately $5,000 more each year. and why is trump doing this? tax breaks for billionaires. but even now republicans are are realizing that these tariffs are bad. and many of them voted for the proposal th

at russia, however, it hasn't even made an appearance on the list published by the white house. mister trump said like what he hoped to achieve by the measures decades the country has been loaded, pillage, draped and plundered by nations. they are in far, both friends, info, a like american steel workers, order workers, farmers, and skilled craftsman. we have a lot of them here with us today. they're really suffered gravely. they watched it anguish as far as the leaders of stolen our jobs, foreign cheaters of ransacked our factories and foreign scavengers of torn apart our once beautiful american dream. it's a declaration of economic independence for years, hard working, american citizens were forced to sit on the sidelines as other nations got rich and powerful, much of it at our expense as well. let's discuss this live now with our contribution for at chris and this financial expert as well. quite a day as chris we've just been looking out the reaction as well to act from products. i'm less saying at risk plunging economies, businesses into turmoil around the world. and could

it is housing for older adults struggling with homelessness.ase of housing includes 68 new shelter beds spread across 60 different cabins. eight of these cabins will be dedicated to people currently living in rvs. the shelter opening is part of the mayor's breaking the cycle plan to tackle the city's homelessness crisis. part of the plan also includes adding 1500 interim housing beds. >> san jose mayor matt mehan is introducing the city's newest no encampment zone, where the city's homeless residents are not allowed to stay. the mayor helped put up the sign today across the street from the city's latest 200 unit interim housing project, right at the corner of monterey and branham in the south side of san jose. it's one of nearly a dozen spots where mayor mehan installed housing for homeless. >> we're telling the neighborhood we are going to ban camping in the immediate vicinity of the site, within a two block walk of this site in any direction. you should not see tents, trash, fires, any of the other challenges that are often associated with en

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joining me now is house minority leader hakeem jeffries. leader jeffries, what's your response to these tariffs? >> trump tariffs are going to raise costs on everyday americans in an environment where there's already a high cost of living. trump promised that he would lower costs, in fact, on day one. but what we've seen under his reckless leadership is that costs aren't going down in america. they're going up. inflation is going up, the stock market is going down. consumer confidence is going down. and the retirement security of the american people is going down. this is not liberation day in america. it's recession day because donald trump's reckless policies are driving us toward a painful recession. >> he's saying, look, america has been taken advantage of by these other countries. he listed the tariffs they have on american goods coming into this country, and that long term, this is going to bring manufacturing back to america and make americans wealthy. >> we certainly need to bring manufacturing jobs back to the united states of amer

♪ ♪ >> dana: president trump just now wrapping up his big liberation day tariff event at the white house he says it's aimed at restoring u.s. economic fairness and backed it up with simple logic.ec why play fair if they won't?onw >> april 2nd, 2025 will be forever remembered as the day american industry was reborn. n plundered by nations neaatr and far, both friend and foe alike. this is one of the most important days, in my opinion, in american history. it's our declaration of economic independence . production at home will mean stronger competition and lower consumers.r this will be indeed the golden age of americathis. trade deficits are no longer a economic problem, they're a national emergency thatng threateners security. you see the numbers, the numbern are so disproportionate and so unfair at the same time. we will establish a minimum baseline tariff of 10%. i call this "kind reciprocal". to any company that rejects our reciprocal tariffsl.,t back-and-forth, back-and-forthr, i call this "kind reciprocal".ca this is not full reciprocal,i this is kind reciprocal.s >> dana: for the d

elon musk potentially out the door of the white house. trump spoke about ending the war in ukraine.re going to see how those issues at play here for british businesses, british manufacturers. does it mean now that we can go and entice a load of people from the european union to come and set up companies here in britain to swerve tariffs? is this only possible because of brexit? oh, it's all to play for this evening and i'm going to do the absolute lot of it. after your headunes absolute lot of it. after your headlines with sophia wenzler. >> patrick. thank you. good evening. your headlines from the gb newsroom donald trump has announced a 10% tariff on uk imports. speaking at an event at the white house on what he dubbed liberation day, the us president promised a golden age for america and said it's time for america and said it's time for the us to prosper. he promised lower prices for consumers and said jobs and factories will come back to the us. mr trump unveiled 20% tariffs on the eu, 34% on china, 26 on india, 24 on japan and 10% on australia. he also announced a 25% tariff on

we saw it live stream a couple of weeks ago. when's the lensky was a guest in the white house with bands and romp when the, when the war started? 3 years ago, i was here to con intoxicants i had just arrived. and my initial reaction to all of this is that ukraine is screwed at the end and the interest ukraine is the biggest loser and all of this. and we, we have to not lose sight in this is that this is a country populated by gets on people with its own visions and its own needs and grievances. and it looks to the west for some kind of re engagement away from russia. and it was constantly rebuffed the idea that sweden and finland can join nato like this. um, while ukraine is being told, natal membership can only come after you defeat russia on the battlefield. should have told zelinski right then and there the app is big gas late in the worst possible way a deal with russia right now it's, i know it's horrible. you were led astray by the west. you're still being led astray by the west. if it's not cure, storm are looking for some form of relevancy, it's the manual, the crone who is picki

house speaker mike johnson got congress got the house to proclaim that the whole rest of this year in congress is one long day. the whole rest of this congress only counts as one calendar day. so that means multiple days will never elapse technically, and that means they will never be forced to take the vote in the house, which would pass. and if it passed, that would save the american people and the american economy and the global economy from the tariff disaster that trump is unilaterally imposing under emergency powers that allow him to act by fiat as if he is a dictator. so, in other words, there is a cure to this disease. there is an a readily available, dramatically effective, proven legal antidote to this poison. and republican house speaker mike johnson grabbed it out of our hands and flushed it down the toilet to make sure we can never take it. so donald trump can keep doing this to the economy. are you tired of all the winning? the vote tonight in the senate to take away these emergency powers from trump, with which he's doing all the tariff stuff? that vote in the senate to

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still the white house insists that what's fair is fair. they are charging less than they could be charging a lot of those countries on that list. they also brushed back on this idea that elon musk is suddenly on the way out. they said he's going to leave after 130 days as a special government employee. >> trace: kevin corke live in d.c. thank you. let's bring you the author of second class, how the elites betrayed america's working men and women... great to have you on the show. you said this on bill maher's show and got a lot of attention. >> these are really important that we have a stake in the manufacturing of the things that we need as a nation so that when china decides that it wants to go to war against us we are not relying on them or steal and aluminum in order to fight them. >> expand on that so americans understand what we are facing. >> thank you for having me on liberation day. do you feel liberated? i feel liberated. these tariffs are incredible. they do so much for this country. there's the issue of national security. how ca

a mike kinda, oh, just sierra at the white house. well, the us has trading partners in asia. i've been reacting to tom's announcement just a moment to speak to jessica washington himself, chris capital. so 1st though, to katrina you in beijing and katrina. we've just had a response from china. is ministry of calm us. what are they say? well, they've pulled this uni, luxury bullying from the united states is a big disregard the balance of interest achieved over the use of trade trade that has benefited the united states. and it says that the us is not going to solve all its problems simply by imposing these tires. it's urging interpret ministration to come back to the negotiating table. and if not, china has pledge to safeguard its own national interest and respond. however, we may need to wait until april 9 with these terms are actually put in place to see if china is going to retaliate with its own extra measures. china has already put about 10 to 15 percent on some agricultural products coming from in from the united states in response to those initial 20 percent tire. so w

but musk wasn't at the white house today.er yesterday's, well, shellacking in the wisconsin supreme court race, a race that musk poured $20 million into and gave away $1 million checks, plural. a race where he wore a cheese hat. i'm from minnesota. i had a problem with it in a race that musk proclaimed could change, quote, the entire destiny of humanity. the result? the liberal leaning candidate beat the conservative leading candidate by ten points. after such a bruising loss, there's speculation that musk may leave trump's side. now the white house there shooting down those rumors completely. but just this week, trump hinted that musk's special government employee role that man soon. >> well, i think he's an amazing. but i also think he's got a big company to run. at some point, elon's going to want to go back to his company. >> zolan kanno-youngs is back with me, along with cnn political commentator karen finney and republican strategist matt gorman. glad to have you all. let me start with you, matt, on this, because we alr

we have to house them. and again that's a thoughtful process that we are engaging in right now and i would agree with you, three years is right around the corner. not a lot of time, we have to move quickly. >> move them, house them and help maintain safe and secure events around the olympics. question on a different topic. the infrastructure jobs act provided $8 billion in advanced appropriations for the f.t.a.'s capital investment grants program. we talked about that yesterday, which helps fund large transit capital projects, projects make their way through the pipeline after already rigorous review on their merit and their feasibility. there are a number of critical projects in california making their way through the pipeline as we speak, but as you can imagine there are some constituents, some agencies back home, sol municipalities that are a little nervous about the reliability of that funding given some of the changes and whiplash we are experiencing in washington. as your team executes the program, ca

it's a temporary housing project for older adults struggling with homelessness. the mayor's office says this first phase of housing includes 68 new shelter beds spread across 60 cabins. eight of those cabins will be dedicated to people currently living in rvs. the shelter opening is part of the mayor's breaking the cycle plan to tackle the city's growing homelessness crisis, and part of that plan also includes adding 1500 interim housing beds. san jose mayor matt mehan is introducing the city's newest no encampment zone, where city homeless residents are not allowed to stay. the mayor helped put up the sign today across the street from the city's latest 200 unit interim housing project, right at the corner of monterey and branham in the south side of san jose. right now, people are banned from camping within two blocks of this site in any direction. if someone refuses to leave after being asked three times, they do face the potential of an arrest and a misdemeanor charge. >> primary tool for enforcement is what we call abatement. we don't wait 72 hours or three w