tensions between the united states and mexico. we just learned that there was an hour-long phone conversation between president donald trump and the president of mexico. we are waiting to hear how that conversation went. >> amazingly despite questions about what will happen with the trade agreements and whether or not there will be a border tax the markets are pretty quiet digesting the news and staying close to record highs. >> we are noticing mexican stocks. actually doing fairly well. would you say that it is a positive sign that at least the two sides are speaking behind the scenes? >> i think that absolutely is a good sign. we are going to have peter navaro. he said the vix isn't looking like anybody is worried. the markets are signaling that perhaps they are less worried about the talk. >> as you pointed out before and we certainly thought about often over the past year the lesson has been when things happen our immediate reaction is bad things are going to happen or whatever. it turns out that the market sometimes has gone against what the, quote, smart money would say and

enero, por fin es viernes. mÉxico convierte sus consulados en estados unidos en santuario para hacer frente a las polÍticas de trump. presidente donald trump firma una orden ejecutiva que suspende la entrada de todos los refugiados para estadio. presidente donald trump amenaza a mÉxico, univisiÓn tiene documento que lo acreditan ser dueÑo de varias marcas registradas en ese paÍs. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn, edicion nocturna. ♪ enrique: muy buenas noches, las acciones anunciadas de presidente donald trump en contra de mÉxico, han desatado una ola de apoyo sin precedente contra la poblaciÓn mexicana. enrique peÑa nieto tuvo una reuniÓn para tomar medidas conjunta que considerares ten las Órdenes ejecutivas de trump que afectan a los mexicanos directamentemente. ¿cuÁl es el objetivo de este fondo millonario? ♪ juan carlos: mil millones de pesos, unos 50 millones de dÓlares originarios para la polÉmica construcciÓn de nuevas instituciones del instituto electoral, para apoyar infraestructuras de los 50 pones la consulados

wall between mexico and the united states and to get mexico to pay for it it. all of has resulted in the mexican president canceling his trip to washington to meet with president trump. we'll talk about it with phil rucker of the wash torch post and carlos pascual, a former ambassador to mexico. >> the mexican people and the mexican government have been deeply offended by the way this is proceeded. during the campaign, candidate trump at that point in time characterized mexicans as criminals and in some cases rapists. therefore there was a necessity to have a wall to separate mexico and the united states. and when you put it this in that context you can understand why it was so difficult for mexicans to say that this was show, that they were show going to pay for this wall am and so when president trump essentially said to president neato that the only way we will have that is for mexico to pay for the wall it was impossible for him to go forward. what both sides have done is drawn a line in the sand. a bad move to make between two countries that are physical clea next next to each o

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cancel the mting. >> unless mexico is going to treat the united states with respect, such a meeting would be fruitless and i want to go a different route. lou: also, we've learned the trump administration may impose fees and taxes on imports from mexico as high as 20% to pay for the border wall. we'll have the latest. and president trump's chief white house strategist blistering the national left wing media in a rare interview. steve bannon saying the media should be embarrassed and humiliated and keep its mouth shut and just listen for a while. ambassador john bolton, steve moore, conservative commentator david horowitz among our guests tonight. good evening, everybody. president trump clearly establishing the rules for mexico and the border wall and trade. the mexican president pulled out for next tuesday and president trump says the summit would have been fruitless unless mexico would treat the u.s. fairly and with respect. mr. trump talked about the one-sided way they were treated during the republican annual retreat in philadelphia. >> i've said many tes that the american peopl

la guerra de tweets ir de exploraciones entre mÉxico y estados unidos se agudiza, ninguno quiere pagar por el muro de la discorida. y le diremos, quÉ recursos ponen a su disposiciÓn en el Área de la bahÍa. >> esta es la ediciÓn de noticias univisiÓn 14. leÓn: muy buenas noches. frente a las nuevas polÍticas migratorias el presidente donald trump, las dudas de los inmigrantes estÁn regando como pÓlvora. muchos se sienten desconcertados al no saber lo que podrÍa pasar en el futuro. marÍa: fuimos en busca de respuestas. nuestro compaÑero tiene los detalles. ramÓn: para muchos inmigrantes las polÍticas migratorias de la nueva administraciÓn trump, son catalogadas como de posibles. algunos dependencias policiacas tienen claro que su objetivo es no perder de la mira a los imigrantes. reuniones como estas realizadas en el condado de alameda tiene una meta muy clara. >> aprender el proceso en el que el gobierno federal va a e intentar implementar muchos de los cambios prometidos en las elecciones. ramÓn: uno de los cambios es entender mejor los alcances de las Órdenes e

to fight fire with fire. welcome to the programme. our other main stories this hour: mexico's president condemns donald trump's order to build a border wall and tells america his country won't pay for it. chile suffers its worst wildfires in half a century. the us sends the world's biggest air tanker to help fight the flames. in business: jumping for trump. wall street puts its doubts aside as the dowjones finally hits 20,000. plus, tax wars. can brexit britain and trump's us beat the likes of ireland at their own game and lure back the multinationals and their billions? donald trump has says waterboarding and other interrogation techniques which are widely seen as torture and prohibited by law absolutely work. but he's also stated he will defer to his cia and pentagon chiefs on whether to reinstate them. his comments came amid reports which suggest his administration may be planning to reinstate secret overseas cia black site prisons. earlier, president trump outlined his plans to construct a new wall along the us—mexican border. james cook reports from that border. he is m

dijo que mÉxico no pagarÁ por el muro y que su paÍs exige respeto. trump asegurÓ que mÉxico pagarÁ por el muro y que peÑa nieto dice que no pagarÁ porque eso es lo que tiene que decir. miles protestan en nueva york y ahÍ alertan países centroamericanos ante la posible deportaciÓn de connacionales. piden al presidente que sean respetados los derechos de los inmigrantes. >> en este dÍa sobre la inmigraciÓn de estados unidos. enrique: buenas noches. en un mensaje de menos de tres minutos, el presidente de mÉxico reiterÓ que ese paÍs no pagara por el muro propuesto por donald trump. en mÉxico crece la presiÓn para que se posponga o cancele la visita. del secretario de relaciones exteriores confirmÓ en entrevista que la reuniÓn sigue en pie. juan carlos altamirano tiene mÁs. juan: el presidente enrique peÑa nieto respondiÓ con un mensaje en cadena nacional a la acciÓn ejecutiva de construir un muro en la frontera entre mÉxico y estados unidos, pero no dejÓ claro si asistirÁ a la reuniÓn con donald trump. enrique peÑa nieto: lamento y repruebo la posiciÓn de estados u

mexico did today. so what did donald trump do? did he say you're fired to the president of mexico today, no. donald trump surrendered and instead of the president of mexico paying for that wall, donald trump turned around an said the american taxpayers are going to pay for that wall. >> mexico won. >> the president of mexico cancelling his meeting with president trump. >> the president of mexico said it was all his idea. >> unless mexico is going to treat the united states fairly, such a meeting would be fruitless. >> you lost and you will keep losing, because mexico's right. >> they are -- we are going to build the wall, whose going to pay for it. >> we are going to pay for it. >> donald trump is changing the republican party. >> mitch, don't worry about it. >> it's almost like sort of the stockholm syndrome. they are caught. they don't know what to do. >> tax at 50%, $50 billion at 20% of imports, $10 million a year and easily pay for the wall. >> it could easily start a trade war. it's stupid. >> no better word than stupid. >> so good luck. >> so are you tired of winning yet? or are

badly it is needed. this will also help mexico by deterring illegal immigration from central america and by disrupting violent cartel that works. as i said repeatedly to the country, we are going to get the bad ones out, the criminals and the drug dealers and gangs and .ang members and cartel leaders the day is over when they can stay in our country and reach havoc. we are going to get them out, and we are going to get them out fast, and john kelly is going to lead that way. greta: the president yesterday. what do you think about what he had to say on immigration, the moods that he made? do you oppose them or support them? -- you are supporting, two- 202-748 -- 8000. 202-748-8001. if you live on the border, 202-748-8002. it has been a one-sided deal from the beginning of nafta with massive numbers of jobs and companies lost. theco is willing to pay for wall, then it would be better to cancel the meeting. that meeting he is referring to is supposed to happen next tuesday, next week, between him and the president of mexico. the wall street journal reporting this morning that yesterday

the world. >> it is indeed the president's plan to tax imports from mexico. coming under scrutiny this morning. the big question is could it trigger a trade war? that is a possibility. what effect would that have >>> all of this comes as the president meets today with the british prime minister. live in washington with the latest. good morning, sarah. >> good morning. well, president trump will host his first foreign leader at the white house today. now he has some other diplomatic calls on his agenda. he will speak this weekend with russian president vladimir putin. and tensions flairing with mexico. president trump triggering a diplomatic show down with mexico in his first week in office. >> i'm talking about a real wall. a wall that has to be serious. >> the feud escalating quickly after the president threatened to cancel next week's meeting with mexico's president if they won't pay for his border wall. within hours he tweeted back he told the white house that he is not coming. trump later casting the cancellation as a mutual decision. unless mexico is going to treat the united

developments in president trump's order to build a wall between the united states and mexico. the mexican president announced today that he would cancel his scheduled meeting with trump amidst outrage in mexico. his decision comes one day after from signed an executive order to construct a mortar wall. trump is at a news conference states the united was being treated unfairly. >> the president of mexico and myself have agreed to cancel our meeting schedule for the next week. unless mexico is going to treat the united states fairly, with respect. such a meeting would be fruitless and i want to go a different route. charlie: he has insisted that mexico fund the walls construction. plans were announced to impose a 20% tax on all imports from mexico to cover the cost of the new barrier. joining me from washington is bill rucker of the washington from mexico city, a former ambassador to mexico. i'm pleased to have them here. tell me what trump thinks he can accomplish now with this decision to end the meeting? he decides that he is going to go another course to oppose a 20% tariff, whi

developments in donald trump's order to build a wall between the united states and mexico. the mexican president canceled a afterg after one day outrage at the decision. trump said at a news conference that it is the united states being treated unfairly. pres. trump: the president of mexico and myself have agreed to cancel our planned meeting scheduled for next week, unless mexico is going to treat the united states fairly, with respect. such a meeting would be fruitless, and i want to go a different route. we have issues. charlie: trump has also insisted that mexico would fund the wall's construction. plans were announced today to impose a 20% tax on all imports into the united states from mexico to cover the cost of the new barrier. joining me the former u.s. ambassador to mexico. i am pleased to have them both here. tell me exactly what trump thinks he can accomplish now with this decision to end the meeting. negotiations are over and he decides he's going to go another course, which is to impose a 20% tariff. i assume mexico will retaliate by imposing a tariff of their own. >> i do

. mexico's president canceling visit. trump later saying it was mutual decision. sean spicer telling reporters trump wants to hit mexico with 20% tax on imports only to walk it back saying the president is weighing his options. so much to get to. leyla a leyla santiago in mexico city, mark preston, david gergen. u.s. relationship with mexico in crisis. what are the developments? >> first standoff of the young trump administration, presidency. started over the campaign pledge to build the wall. now it's governing reality, controversy here really bubbled over today where the president of mexico said look i'm not coming to the u.s. to meet with you mr. trump if payment of the wall is central issue here. so president trump was flying to philadelphia today to meet with republican leaders, one of the things discussing is paying for the wall. midflight he found out the meeting next week is canceled and all kploematic talks between them are on hold. this is an issue and causing aloorm for lawmakers because they don't want to start a trade war with mexico. third largest trading partner and th

order, but the president also just revealed though that mexico will not be funding it the way a lot of americans were expecting, but actually tmexico will be reimbursing the united states that was just released a few minutes ago. >> will american tax payers pay for the wall. >> >> ultimately it will happen what's coming out of mexico, we're going to be beginning the negotiations relatively soon and we will be reinformed. >> so the american tax payer will pay for the wall at first. >> it will be reimbursed from whatever tractinsaction. >> mexico's president says we absolutely will not pay for the wall. >> david, i think he has to say that, he has to say that, but i'm just telling you there will be a payment, it will be in a form, perhaps in a complicated form, we want to have a very stable, solid mexico. >> when does construction begin? >> as soon as we can. as soon as we can physically do it. >> in months? >> i would say certainly in months. i would say planning immediately certainly. >> we all heard it there with cbs news. we have layla and jeff zeleny, we are waiting to hear from

: la relaciÓn entre estados unidos y mÉxico se encuentra en uno de los momentos mÁs complicados luego de las acciones anunciadas por donald trump. se cancelÓ la reuniÓn entre los mandatarios de ambos paÍses. jhon amagÓ con poner un impuesto a todos los productos importados por mÉxico. el canciller dijo que es inaceptable que la casa blanca exija a mÉxico pagar por el muro. >> secretarios de relaciones exteriores hablaron por primera vez esta noche y describieron su reuniÓn con altos funcionarios de la casa blanca como alentadoras, hasta que esta maÑana se enteraron de un tweet de donald trump. dijo que si mÉxico no iba a pagar por el muro, era mejor cancelar la reuniÓn con enrique peÑa nieto. >> estÁbamos en una reuniÓn cuyo tema era acordar los tiempos, la mecÁnica de la reuniÓn de trabajo entre los presidentes. >> pidiÓ que se pidió suspendiera la reuniÓn para comunicarse con enrique peÑa nieto. >> comunicarme de una manera cordial y respetuoso y comunicar a la casa blanca que ante esta circunstancia era absolutamente inviable que ocurriera la reuniÓn. >> hay cos

que la tensa relaciÓn que tiene en mÉxico junto estados unidos a travÉs de lo que estamos viendo que los Últimos dÍas. y lo que va a ser el presidente donald trump. carolina: reiterÓ que el muro serÁ pagado por mÉxico y asegurÓ que pondrÁ fin a la llamada ciudad santuario. javier: anunciaron la cancelaciÓn de la reunión pautada entre ambos vÍa twitter.pasamos con la corresponsal que se encuentran filadelfia con lo Último. janet: carolina y javier y amigos de ediciÓn digital o saludo desde la sala de prensa dÓnde estamos reunidos en este congreso republicano. y donde el presidente acaba de dar su discurso ante su partido. y que segÚn su versiÓn de los hechos fue una decisiÓn mutua que el presidente y Él,llegaron a un acuerdo de no reunirse no como dijo enrique peÑa nieto que decidiÓ cancelarla. el presidente dijo que no hubiera sabido nada ganarlo aquÍ si el gobierno mexicano no estÁ dispuesto a pagar el muro fronterizo pero asegurÓ que mÉxico va a pagar. sigue insistiendo de que mÉxico pagarÍa pero la realidad del momentos que el muro fronterizo costarÍa has

construir una planta en mÉxico, ford, y anunciÓ una construccion en michigan. >> no va a permitir las remesas a mÉxico, hay de hacerlo antes que entre en vigor. >> el efecto trump tiene nervioso a los mexicanos que enviaron mÁs remesas a su paÍs, muchos creen que el nuevo gobierno harÁ mas difÍcil las transferencias a sus hogares. >> un sistema de tormentas, tornados y descargas elÉctricas golpea el suroeste de estados unidos dejando muertos y gran destrucciÓn a su paso. >> aquÍ en irak o en el vaticano o en alemania. >> se abren las puertas de un restaurant mcdonald's en el vaticano a pesar de un grupo de cardenales vecinos. noticias te felicidad. >> gracias por estar aquÍ, buenas tardes, el gobierno de donald trump no ha comenzado formalmente y ya golpea la economÍa mexicana, empresas cancelan inversiones en el paÍs y los mexicanos envÍan mÁs remesas a sus familias. >> ford anunciÓ que no va a construir la planta de producciÓn en mÉxico sino harÁ una en michigan, esto luego que se amenazÓ con nuevos impuestos al llevar la producciÓn a mÉxico. >> ford pisÓ el fre

. >> breaking news tonight. mexico's president cancels a planned visit to the white house next week, as tensions escalate over president trump's news to start building a wall along the border. mr. trump says the talks would have been fruitless unless mexico agrees to pay for the wall. the white house press secretary suggested a 20% tax on mexican imports in the united states, maybe one possible way to cover the wall's costs. for the first time, republican leaders in congress are revealing how much u.s. taxpayers will have to pay up, up-front, to build that wall. they say they expect the trump administration soon will request between 12 and $15 billion to fund the wall's construction. another story we're following, president trump expected to move forward with his call for a formal investigation of unsubstantiated allegations of major voter fraud. the white house says mr. trump will sign an executive order, maybe tomorrow, maybe saturday, instead of tonight, as anticipate. we're told the details are still being worked out. >>> and about a week into his presidency, mr. trump just wrapped up his fi

that he would be proud to do the negotiations himself and may have to, with the u.k. and mexico. is a comment like that reflective of the situation, that they have not been confirmed, or can we read more into it, that he will be taking more of a leadership role? when you look at the series of tweets on u.s. businesses and the economy, you are seeing that president trump is doing what he said he would do on the campaign trail in regards to taking direct action on issues that have his ear. the on this press conference, there is a lot happening behind the scenes, in terms of negotiations with bilateral trade agreements. last night, officials meeting at the u.k. embassy with prime minister theresa may, again, having that one-on-one face time to open a door to a political discourse. there are differences between the prime minister and president trump, and there were differences that she again alluded to yesterday in her speech at the republican retreat in philadelphia. however, she took a tone that the administration feels is much more receptive, if you will, and not as dismissive as other

studio is michael mckee. say, the first question will probably be about mexico. the prime minister wanted it to be about them, but this news is looming large. about thislked yesterday, wide trunk would get the mexicans to cancel the meeting. it is very confusing. we don't know why he decided to put mexico front and center. questions about mexico and a 20% border tax is what everyone is talking about, and today again he doubled down, insulting mexico and talking about the need for the wall. johnson, what will theresa may learn from this exchange about how to negotiate with donald trump? she will not be responding on twitter. guy: she has to try to make this a calm affair from the british point of view. she is here to do a number of things. some of it is domestic politics, and that is maybe where we will talk about trade. some of it as well is to come here and convince the white house, donald trump that he needs to engage with the international community, that he needs to establish a relationship with a traditional architecture for security, and that is really what the british prime

and mexico's president called off. an executive action to investigate voter fraud debunked clai claims on hold. do we know what happened with the voter fraud executive action that was supposed to be signed today? was it a matter of president trump running date? >> it's a mystery. president trump was scheduled to sign the action on voter fraud. he's been talking about it for several days here. the white house press secretary said he would sign it at 4:30. he traveled to philadelphia today to meet with republican members of the house and senate, and leadership. they said he would sign it when he came back. i was on the trip with him. he came back and didn't sign it. they said he was running late and will do it tomorrow or saturday. he is still committed to this. he talks about it a lot. a lot of republicans, frankly, hope he stops talking about this and starts focusing on other things. i do expect it tomorrow or saturday if not by then, then we will wonder what happened with this. as of now, today it seemed like it was a scheduling issue. these executive actions and orders are bac

, estas son las principales noticias. sube la tensiÓn en mÉxico por el gasolinazo. una protesta pacÍfica en monterrey terminÓ en disturbios. enrique peÑa nieto hablÓ de la controvertida medida. donald trump estarÍa pidiendo fondos federales para financiar la construcciÓn del muro que en campaÑa dijo que construirÍa mÉxico. los nombres de quienes habrÍan filtrado informaciÓn de la campaÑa demÓcrata serÍa prueba de la intervenciÓn del gobierno de vladimir putin en las elecciones. hay una nueva teorÍa sobre el hundimiento del titanic que va mÁs alla del famoso iceberg. venimos ya con toda la informaciÓn. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn, edicion nocturna, con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. ♪ ♪ fÉlix: buenas noches, bienvenidos al noticiero univisiÓn, les habla fÉlix de bedout. la ola de protestas por el gasolinazo se extiende por todo el paÍs. esta noche lo que comenzÓ como manifestaciÓn pacÍfica en monterrey, estado de nuevo leÓn, terminÓ con violencia. un grupo de jÓvenes rompio una valla de contenciÓn del palacio del gobierno munic

some standup police in mexico that can't be bought, but if they go too strongly head-to-head with the drug cartel, we've seen the pictures, they can end up with their head on a pike as a message. we've had chiefs of police that were killed when they refused to cow tao to the drug cartels. and the message becomes pretty clear. so it seems to be that the biggest reason mexico, with extraordinary people, extraordinary natural resources, a beautiful, fantastic country in which they're located, a location that is just incredibly advantageous because they've got shipping that can go out on the west coast like we do through the pacific, shipping that can go out to the east coast into the caribbean, to the gulf of mexico, ready access to north american markets, ready access to south american markets. what an opportunistic location for mexico, yet they struggle so far behind most nations, or so many nations in the world, dozens and dozens, 60 or so before them because drug cartels have such a powerful part in mexico itself. o there are many americans and especially friends of mine across the a

border with mexico and build a wall. in his very first speech back in june of '15, trump drew fire for this talk about the people crossing the border illegally. >> when mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best. they're not sending you. they're not sending you. they're sending people that have lots of problems. and they're bringing those problems with us. they're bringing drugs. they're bringing crime. they're rapists. and some, i assume, are good people. >> every rally was a promise to build a wall and get mexico to pay for it. [ crowd chants "build a wall" ] >> don't worry, we're going to build that wall. mexico is going to pay for the wall. we're going to stop drugs from coming in. a trump administration will secure and defend the borders of the united states. and yes, we will build a great wall and mexico will pay for the wall 100%. yes, we will build a wall. we will build a wall. it will be a great wall. >> well, like it or not, today president trump took a major step to fulfilling that campaign pledge in a visit to the department of homeland security. donald trump s

david: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, we will take you from mexico city to washington and london in the next hour. here are top stories we're following this afternoon. the dow jones industrial average climbed past 20,000 for the first time. stocks around the world extend the rally. interview with the cio that will center on global market risks under the new administration. in politics, president donald trump plans to act on two of the most fundamental and controversial elements of his presence will campaign, building a wall on the border with mexico and tightening immigration policy. us now doolittle joins with a look at the markets post doubw 20,000. abigail: the dow is above 20,000 mt of record highs in the s&p 500 and the nasdaq as well. an extension of the rally that we saw yesterday plus the global rally. and shifting mood up head of technical analysis at interestingly though, the head of technical analysis at oppenheimer sees it as a momentum of the past. #btv 5310.ook at g doubt 20,000 is the second 1000 point gain. it is the second longest doubling f

escÁndalo, hay indignaciÓn en mÉxico por la decisiÓn de vanity fair de publicar la foto de melania trump rodeada de joyas en medio de la tensiÓn de los dos paÍses. >>> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart >>> hola ¿quÉ tal? buenas tardes, donald trump cierra su primera semana como presidente dedicando gran parte de su agenda a mÉxico. tras la cancelaciÓn del viaje del presidente peÑa nieto a waking. y en medio del clima de tensiÓn bilateral. los mandatarios hablaron por telÉfono y se pusieron de acuerdo en una cosa, ningÚn de los dos hablarÁ mas en pÚblico sobre quien pagarÁ el mundo fronterizo. luis carlos vÉlez tiene el informe. >>> trump no sÉquito los guantes de su pelea contra mÉxico ni para twitear, su primer gancho del dÍa lo hizo temprano via redes sociales y dijo. mÉxico se ha aprovechado de estados unidos por mucho, los dÉficit comerciales y la poca ayuda en la frontera deben cambiar, ahora. >>> una hora despuÉs del mensaje tuvo una conversaciÓn telefonica con una hora con el presidente mexicano. >>> enrique peÑa nieto. >>> luego en una conferen

on the border wall separating the united states from mexico. that photo op is now overshadowed as he steals his own spotlight and drops a bombshell, doubling down on debunked claims that millions of people voted illegally. his tweet, quote, i will be asking for a major investigation into voter fraud, including those who registered to vote and are dead and many for a long time. depending on results we will strengthen up or voting procedures, end quote. sara murray is at the white house, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. it's clear that this is something that donald trump really does believe, that there was widespread voter fraud during the campaign. of course there is no evidence to back that up. his press secretary sean spicer was questioned specifically about why the president believes this and whether spicer himself believes it by my colleague, jeff zeleny. >> you say the president believes there was voter fraud. i wonder if you believe that. you were at the rnc. do you believe there was widespread voter fraud? how can he be comfortable with his win if he feels the

capitals, washington and mexico city. we begin with washington, jeff zeleny. do we know exactly what happened with the voter fraud executive action that was supposed to be signed today? was it a matter of donald trump running late? >> donald trump was scheduled to sign the action on voter fraud. he's been talking about it for several days here. white house press secretary sean spicer said he would sign at k 4:30 and traveled to meet with republican members of the house and senate and came back here. i was on that trip with him. he came back and didn't sign it. they said simply he was running late and will do it tomorrow or saturday. i don't think it's anything more than that. he of course is still committed to this. he talks about it a lot. a lot of republicans frankly hope he stops talking about this and starts to focus on other things, but i do expect tomorrow or saturday if not by then, then we will wonder what happened with this. as of now it seemed like a scheduling issue. quite frankly the executive actions and orders are backing up here. he has several he's talked about but no

trump announced plans wednesday to expand the border wall between the u.s. and mexico, a wall trump has repeatedly said he would force mexico to pay for. on thursday, mexico's top diplomat wasas at the white houe to help pave the way for the visit when his team received word of a trump tweet suggesting that if mexico were not willing to build the wall, it should cancel the trip. trump claims the two leaders mutually canceled the upcomingng meeting -- a statement pena nieto has refuted. thisis is former mexican presidt vivincente fox. >> it is stupid. it is crazy. imagine him going toto congress and saying to the american congress to authorize a budget come to lend money to build a useless wall -- a wall that is complete waste of money and which is useless. and he tells congress not to worry, i will get mexico to replace the money. mexico will pay for it. well, trump, here you go. amy: on thursday, white house press sesecretary sean s spicerd the u.s. would impose a 20% tax on all goods imported from mexico and use t the proceeds to pay for the expanded wall. that the u.s. would buil

. chris: the president also got into a rift this week with mexico after he signed an order calling for construction of a wall and has insisted that mexico was going to pay for it. we got this response from mexican president. >> translator: mexico does not believe in wall. i have said time and time again, mexico will not pay for any wall. chris: and then peÑa nieto, i don't have to tell you, canceled his visit this week -- >> that was mutual. the president suggested it first on twitter about 9:24 that day, on thursday. chris: well, it's not a good thing, is it, that one of our closest allies, our immediate neighbor to the south and they had a meeting scheduled for tuesday, you think that's a good thing? >> it's a great thing that they spoke for an hour after that. chris: how about the state visit? >> i'll tell you what's not a great thing, it's not great that we have a $60 billion trade deficit with mexico. it's not great that they allow, because there is no border, there is no respect of our sovereignty in this country, chris, they allow people and drugs -- chris: that's an overstatem

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president of mexico which was cancelled yesterday after president trump insisted that mexico was going to pay for the wall, the president of mexico said not going to pay for the wall. that is something we have heard him say over and over again. then we learned he cancelled the meeting. president trump tried to cast it as a mutual decision. bottom line, this is a rift in a relation with one of the united states' closest allies, its third largest trading partner. what happens next? the administration floating the idea of a possible 20% tax on imports from mexico and, hallie, as you've been reporting and i've been roarieporting, that c ultimately drive up prices here in the u.s. president trump tweeted "mexico has taken advantage of the u.s. for long enough, must change now." how is this going to impact the relationship going forward on critical issues, everything from trade to national security and expect those two topics to be on the agenda when president trump meets with the british prime minister theresa may. can you see the honor guard lining up behind me, hallie. you mentioned those ph

. mexico's president calls off the meeting with president trump after declaring his country won't pay for a border wall. the white house responds by suggesting president trump could fund the wall by imposing a 20% tax on imports from mexico. tonight the white house is walking that back. pushing an investigation, the president backs off his false claim of widespread voter fraud by calling for an investigation, but is there really anything to investigate? >>> stump speech, the president takes a trip on air force one to a gop congressional retreat. he gives a campaign style pep rally, but leaves without taking questions from lawmakers. are they on the same page? >>> and the opposition, president trump's chief strategist who previously added a right wing website says news organizations have been "humiliated by the election results." he calls the news media the opposition party and says it should, quote, keep its mouth shut. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> breaking news, tensions exploding over a plan to build a border wall afte

between the u.s. and mexico, which became a centerpiece of the donald trump campaign. , heng the campaign suggested that if mexico did not agree to pay for the wall, the u.s. might impose a seat on financial remittance sent home by mexican workers in the u.s. illegally. such a move would provoke opposition from the financial services and does he. suggested that the deal as good pressure mexico by slowing down the process by which mexicans get visitors visas. that is from the l.a. times. susan is joining us from fredericksburg, virginia our lines were democrats. will we end up paying for this wall? your thoughts. good morning. , it is a ridiculous they for donald trump to put out there. i would like to know who came up with the estimate, 12 billion to $38 billion. please have somebody incident. it was not donald trump. thank you. host: republican line wanda, chico, california. caller: first i want to congratulate c-span from having -- for having to liberal guest this morning. i agree with the previous caller who said they estimate how much the wall will cost. you know how much mon

meeting called off. mexico's president will not visit. addressing the people of mexico not long after what president trump told us, and tonight, the president doubling down. >>> also tonight, the shakeup at the state department. at least six senior members out. and that moment during our exclusive at the white house. president trump on getting the nuclear codes. >> does it keep you up at night? >>> in other news, the takedown. the mother who called police for help with her son. instead, getting tackled and arrested herself. the new images revealed. >>> your money tonight. tax season is here, and the money left unclaimed. tonight, three important tips that could get you a bigger refund. >>> and america strong. the father and daughter watched more than 100 million times. ♪ >> i'll do the second verse. >> you have to hear her voice. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night, and we begin with the showdown over the wall. president trump telling us just 24 hours ago that americans will pay at first, but mexico will pay us back. tonight, the mexican pre

, president trump has confirmed he will not meet with the president of mexico. this is what mr. trump just told republican lawmakers moments ago during their annual retreat. >> i've said many times that the american people will not pay for the wall. and i've made that clear to the government of mexico. the president of mexico and myself have agreed to cancel our planned meeting scheduled for next week. unless mexico is going to treat the united states fairly, with respect, such a meeting would be fruitless and i want to go a different route. we have no choice. >> that was mr. trump. let's go straight to mexico city to layla santiago, can you tell us more what the president was thinking and if in fact this was a mutual decision? >> reporter: i can tell you that the mexican president is not backing down from his stance either. he too is saying we're not paying for the wall either. let me back up to explain how we got to where we are right now. yesterday a group of senators called for the president to cancel this meeting after president trump announced that he would be signing the executive o

build a wall on the us border with mexico, one of his main of his main campaign promises. construction could begin in months. nation without borders is not a nation. beginning today, the united states of america gets back control of its borders, gets back its borders. mps will get a chance to scrutinise the government's brexit strategy after theresa may said she'll produce a white paper. the royal bank of scotland is to set aside another $4 billion to pay fines for miss—selling. british scientists have identified 1a new disorders affecting children after analysing the genes of thousands of children with rare, undiagnosed conditions. and on newsnight we find out what the mexicans think about donald trump's proposed border wall and speak to the playwright david pair about his film on holocaust denial. good evening and welcome to bbc news. president trump has signed an executive order to build a wall along the us border with mexico. it was one of his key pledges during the election campaign. mr trump said he expected construction to start within months and that planning will begin immed

la tensiÓn entre estados unidos y mÉxico ha escalado hoy, el presidente peÑa nieto suspendiÓ su visita a washington, luego de que horas antes trump dijo en twitter que si mexicano pasiÓn ray el muro era mejor cancelar este encuentro. >>> raÚl torres en ciudad de mÉxico con lo Último de esta crisis. >>> raÚl... >>> asÍ es, te saludo desde la secretaria de relaciones exteriores en mÉxico. r ayer se hoy ocurriÓ una bate k cara a cara o twitter a twitter enttreentre peÑa nieto y trump. >>> era las 10, 48 de la maÑana cuando presidente de mÉxico twiteo... sin embargo, el presidente trump, se habÍa adelantado, dos horas antes tambiÉn por twitter cancelÓ el encuentro. ... . mÉxico, no cree en los muros. y es que la noche de miÉrcoles peÑa nieto en mensaje a la naciÓn dijo que mexicano pasarÁ este muro. >>> mÉxico no pagarÁ ningÚn muro. >>> dispuesto a quedarse con la Última palabra trump dijo que presidente de mÉxico y el acordaron cancelar la reuniÓn. >>> trump, te ganamos la partida. >>> para ex-presidente de mÉxico vicente fox enemigo de trump, triunfo en e

mÉxico, aseguran que podrÍan afectar las finanzas en bolsillo consumidores. >> en nuestra gente extraordinaria la historia esta exitosa locutora hispana de los Ángeles que sin dejar su carrera le abriÓ el corazon a la adopciÓn 7 niÑos. >> noticias telemundo, con felicidad aveleyra y desde washington dc luis carlos vÉlez pasan las horas y aumentan las manifestaciones en todo el paÍs contra medida que restringe la entrada musulmanes a estados unidos impuesta por donald trump. >> ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes desde nuestros estudios y desde washington donde las Últimas 24 horas le han demostrado al presidente que del dicho al hecho hay mucho trecho, luego que firmara la acciÓn ejecutiva una corte federal congelÓ parte de la medida y aÚn hay confusiÓn entre los que pueden y deben hacer las autoridades migraciÓn ♪ . >> las Últimas 24 horas, quizÁ le hayan dejado un mal sabor al presidente donald trump, pero Él se mantiene desafiante, temprano incluso antes una repuesta su propio gobierno, donald trump tuiteaban, nuestro paÍs necesita fronteras fuertes y una revisiÓ

start" begins now. >>> we will be in a form reimbursed by mexico. >> they will pay us back? >> absolutely. >> the president gives the first interview since sworn in. tackling immigration and border wall. >>> and executive switcheroo. executive action coming today, but not what we thought. this after the backlash on the mexico border wall. >>> and remembering mary tyler moore. the actress has passed away at the age of 80. we have a look back at her iconic moments. >> so funny. some of her more serious roles. >>> good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm christine romans. it is thursday, january 26th. 4:00 a.m. in the east. what will the president sign today and who will pay for it? those questions are up in the air this morning. a day after signing the order on the border wall, the president could come up with a temporary ban on all refugees. instead, he will take executive action on trade today. as for that border wall, during the campaign mexico would pay for it, but the executive action does nothing to pay for it. the mexicans are saying forget