World Leaders Line Up to Negotiate, Trump Ovation at UFC, Cognitive Test Results: AM Update 4/14

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What trade negotiations are happening with the Trump Administration?

Megyn Kelly 0:13
Foreign leaders are lining up to renegotiate trade deals with President Trump's economic team.

How did Trump perform at the UFC event?

Donald Trump 0:19
It's a great honor to have that kind of ovation, really, because it says we're doing a good job.

What are the details of Trump's cognitive test results?

Megyn Kelly 0:25
President Trump gets a standing ovation and a lot of love from celebrities at a UFC event in Miami, as Senator Bernie Sanders draws record crowds with AOC in California. And the results of President Trump's annual physical are in. All that and more coming up in just a moment on your AM Update. Thank you so much for having me. But this is not just another supplement company. They are proudly pro-life, donating 10% of every sale to pregnancy care centers, supporting moms and babies in need. They have over 1,000 five-star reviews from real people seeing real results. Go to WeHeartNutrition.com and take their quick 20-second quiz to get your personalized supplement subscription recommendation delivered right to your door each month.
Megyn Kelly 1:33
And right now, they're giving you 20% off your first order with the code MEGAN. Invest in your health and go to WeHeartNutrition.com. Use the code Megan to get 20% off. That's WeHeartNutrition.com, code Megan. Countries all over the world lining up to renegotiate trade deals with the Trump administration. Later today, the European Trade Commissioner set to hold talks with White House officials. The EU initially responding to President Trump's Liberation Day tariff plan with retaliatory measures of their own, later paused in return for a 90-day renegotiation window. Italian Prime Minister Giorgio Maloney also set to visit the White House on Friday to discuss trade policy.

What is the strategy behind new semiconductor tariffs?

Megyn Kelly 2:18
Director of the National Economic Council Kevin Hassett telling CNN the White House is negotiating with more than 130 countries. Vice President J.D. Vance is expected to visit India next week, a diplomatic outreach as trade negotiators work out a new deal with Indian counterparts. On Friday, the White House exempting some Chinese electronics from the 145% tariff rate, which many in the tech world celebrated. But Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick warned that some items, like semiconductors, will be facing new tariffs within the next two months. Mr. Lutnick explained that the levies are needed to encourage U.S. production of these chips, which are currently made mostly in East Asia.
Peter Navarro 3:03
Those products are going to be part of the semiconductor sectoral tariffs which are coming. So you're going to see this week there'll be a register in the federal registry. There'll be a notice put out. That is different types of work. So we're going to do that. We did that in autos. The president's going to do it for pharmaceuticals, and he's going to do it for semiconductors.

What is the status of U.S.-Iran nuclear negotiations?

Peter Navarro 3:25
So all those products are going to come under semiconductors, and they're going to have a special focus type of tariff to make sure that those products get reshored. We need to have semiconductors. We need to have chips, and we need to have flat panels. We need to have these things made in America. We can't be reliant on Southeast Asia.
Megyn Kelly 3:44
Senior Counselor to the President Peter Navarro on NBC breaking it down further.
Unnamed Guest 3:49
When we have a flood of imports being dumped into certain key strategic sectors, steel, aluminum, chips, pharmaceuticals, as we learned during COVID, we have to take specific action. So what we're doing with chips, the problem, interestingly, for chips, because it's very complex stuff, is that we don't buy a lot of chips like in bags. We buy them in products.

What actions are being taken regarding migrant deportations?

Unnamed Guest 4:12
So what Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick is going to do is doing as we speak is an investigation of the chip supply chain. The goal is stability and resilience. And you will see actions taken based on those investigations on copper. We've already have steel in a moment. We already have autos. There will be pharmaceuticals and there will be chips.
Megyn Kelly 4:37
In other news, the president of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, set to visit the White House later today to discuss further cooperation with migrant deportations. Mr. Bukele agreeing to accept and hold deported illegal aliens in his Supermax prison in exchange for a relatively small fee. More than 200 have been sent so far.

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