Kim Severson
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first heard Mar 2025
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That seems kind of head-spinning. So he's got to ride the momentum, right? But he also has to be kind of avoiding an all-out trade war with Trump, cut a deal, still look like he's standing up to Trump. This seems like an incredible needle to try to thread.
So what about Polayev? I can imagine that being a right-wing populist who is compared to Trump is suddenly not a great thing to be in Canada.
Is he trying to put distance between himself and Trump as he shifted his campaign?
Are either of these candidates articulating what the future of Canada would look like? Are they talking about what would happen if the United States isn't at play anymore?
Mm hmm. Matina, in any good relationship, trust is essential. So in this relationship between the United States and Canada, let's say Trump goes back on the tariffs, decides that he wants things back to the way they were with Canada. Can the relationship be put back together again?
Matina, as always, thank you. Thank you, Kim. On Wednesday, hours after Trump's global tariffs on steel and aluminum took effect, the Canadian government retaliated with new tariffs on $20 billion of U.S. imports. That came as the European Union also hit back with new levies against American goods.
Trump, who earlier this week declined to rule out the possibility that his economic policies would cause a recession, vowed to respond, saying, quote, Of course I'll hit back. We'll be right back. Here's what else you should know today.
In what the Trump administration is calling the largest deregulatory announcement in American history, the Environmental Protection Agency Wednesday said it would unwind dozens of regulations, among them protections for wetlands and limits on how much soot can pour from smokestacks.
Most significantly, the administration plans to erase the EPA's legal authority to regulate greenhouse gases by reconsidering decades of science that highlight the dangers of global warming. Today's episode was produced by Shannon Lin, Nina Feldman, Michael Simon-Johnson, and Anna Foley, with help from Alex Stern and Stella Tan.
It was edited by Chris Haxel, Devin Taylor, and MJ Davis-Linn, contains original music by Dan Powell and Sophia Landman, and was engineered by Alyssa Moxley. Our theme music is by Jim Brumberg and Ben Landsberg of Wonderly. That's it for The Daily. I'm Kim Severson. See you tomorrow.
From The New York Times, this is The Daily. I'm Kim Severson. A measles outbreak continues to spread in Texas, where more than 200 people have been infected, one child has died, and health experts are now concerned that low vaccination rates will make it harder to contain.
Today, my colleague Teddy Rosenbluth takes us into the epicenter of the outbreak and explains whether its rapid spread and the government's response to it signals a turning point in how America views public health. It's Wednesday, March 12th. Teddy, welcome. Thank you. Like most people, I don't really think about measles being much of a threat.
You may hear about an outbreak, but it gets contained. We all move on. This outbreak doesn't seem to be going away. Can you lay out for me why it's different?
And that's what's happening in Texas specifically, right? Right. So walk me through this. When did it start and where are we now?
Right. And as I understand, they're much more reliant on natural remedies.
Okay, so you land in West Texas. Take me through how your trip started.
Wow.
Oh, my goodness. I have never seen a child who didn't react when they got a shot. I know. That poor kid must have been very sick. Very.
So what's her trajectory? Like what happens to a child who gets measles?
Teddy, you spoke with the mother of the girl, the unvaccinated girl who didn't flinch when she got the shot, right? Yes. Well, what was going through her mind?
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