Natalie Kitroweth

OK, I want to just pull back for a minute.

One thing that does seem clear is that we are now living in a world with tariffs, whether we're talking about 15 percent tariffs or higher.

The U.S.

seems to have permanently at this point moved away from truly and absolutely abiding by free trade principles.

and move toward a definitively more protectionist and nationalist economy by default.

How should we think about that?

Well, Tyler, Ana, Andrew, thanks for coming on the show.

Thank you.

We'll be right back.

Here's what else you need to know today.

An armed man was shot and killed by law enforcement officers after he entered the secure perimeter of Mar-a-Lago early Sunday morning.

The local sheriff identified the man as Austin Tucker Martin, a 21-year-old from North Carolina.

Authorities say Martin was carrying what appeared to be a shotgun and a fuel canister, and that when he was ordered to drop the items, he put down the canister but raised the shotgun to a shooting position, prompting officers to open fire.

President Trump wasn't at the resort at the time.

He had hosted state governors at the White House the night before.

And heavy snow pounded through the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic on Sunday as a major winter storm forced widespread transit shutdowns and thousands of flight cancellations.

Over 35 million people from eastern Maryland to eastern Massachusetts were under blizzard warnings.

More than two feet of snow is expected in parts of New England.

If New York City's snowfall hits 18 inches as forecast, it will be the heaviest in a decade.

The city banned non-essential travel until noon on Monday, and officials in New Jersey imposed a travel ban for most drivers that's expected to lift around 7 a.m.