Justin Trudeau
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard 11 Sep
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is fundamental to the future of Canada.
And uh if I may if I may put it in one uh direction, of course the union is uh
Under your leadership, uh has been moving to an ever closer union.
Uh, we look forward to moving to an ever closer partnership with the European.
The MeidasTouch Podcast · Republicans Lose It on Live TV over Trump Destroying GOP · 12 May 2025
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is now like the sole thing it achieved is that like uk luxury cars can get into the united states cheaper while screwing over american manufacturers here play this clip we tariff cars differently than we tariff other goods but of course when it comes to british cars we have a lower tariff on british cars so apparently we should be buying british cars but not canadian cars by the way you know what kind of cars we import from britain what
Rolls Royces, Bentleys, Aston Martins, Jaguars, Land Rovers and Minis. I think I pretty much just described the Mar-a-Lago parking lot right there. But it really is a stunning thing. I want you to imagine for a moment that you're in the room with the president and the pollster says, we're having trouble selling these tariffs. People are worried about the distributional implications.
They're worried, of course, because these tariffs hurt working and middle-class Americans the most. And then the president says, I know how to fix that. Why don't we have a special tariff carve-out? Maybe we'll call it the Rolls-Royce carve-out for Rolls-Royces, Bentleys, Jaguars, Aston Martins, and Land Rovers. That will please the punters.
And by the way, it's literally the only tariff carve-out in the UK-US trade deal on consumer goods is expensive British cars.
It was a misty and muddy derby following a day of constant rain showers, but nearly 150,000 people showed up to watch as Sovereignty and jockey Junior Alvarado took home the top prize. Sovereignty started the race at 9-1 odds. They win more than $3 million of the $5 million prize purse. It's trainer Bill Mott's second career derby win.
The morning line favorite, journalism, had a strong showing midway through the race, but fell behind in the final stretch to come in second. He was followed by Baeza in third place. For NPR News, I'm Justin Hicks.
I do want to point one thing out. At some point in the next couple of weeks, they're going to front the press and say, hey, we got a new trade deal with blank. It'll be some country. Pretty good chance it'll be Australia, actually. And they're going to say, look at this amazing trade deal we got with Australia. No tariffs with Australia.
The thing I want your viewers to understand is we already had no tariffs with Australia. We had a free trade agreement. We had very close to no tariffs with Europe, with every other major trading partner, with very few exceptions. So he's going to trot out and declare victory for giving us back the economy that we had in the days before April 2.
Lanny Glip is one of several veterans who braved the rain to attend the rally in Nashville. He said he's worried about Social Security benefits and veterans' health care. The Trump administration set its sights on altering the Social Security Administration and the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Protesters also decried Elon Musk's role in the Trump administration and his Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, effort in chance as they headed to the state capitol. For NPR News, I'm Justin Barney in Nashville.
And now, as Canadians face, from our neighbor, an existential challenge, an economic crisis... Canadians are showing exactly what we are made of. And this is something he starts giving speeches on and leans into. Freedom is not a given. Even Canada is not a given. None of those happen by accident. None of them will continue without effort.
We're a country that will be diplomatic when we can, but fight when we must. Elbows up!
Well, if this is what making America great again looks like, Clevelanders aren't buying it and I'm not buying it as mayor of Cleveland. And it has certainly been a chaos for the nearly 50 days that President Trump has been in the White House. And many Ohioans were optimistic about the president's second term.
And Ohio has a lot to lose if we don't find a way to lower the cost of goods and services. We have to make sure the Intel deal happens. The CHIPS Act is going to be a boon for Ohio. And to see Vice President Vance and President Trump say we want to get rid of that. It makes no sense.
And so we need to continue to fight for Cleveland, fight for Ohio and hold this administration and Republican led Congress accountable to do what they said they were going to do in terms of lowering prices, making the economy work again for working class and middle class Americans and making sure that cities like Cleveland can be a part of America's comeback.
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