President Trump Says "the Whole World is Ripping us Off"
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The entire world is ripping us off. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. That's what President Trump just posted on Truth Social, writing the U.S. doesn't have free trade, we have stupid trade. Also reacting to tariffs from Canada and the European Union and retaliation for new U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. The president says if the EU doesn't remove a 50% tariff on American whiskey, the U.S. will place a 200% tariff on wines,

champagnes and alcohol products coming out of eu countries while president trump says this will quote be great for the wine and champagne businesses in the u.s fox's ryan schmel secretary of state marco rubio on the front lines of the trade war in canada for talks with our allies at a g7 summit they'll also talk real war days after ukraine agreed to a u.s-backed 30-day ceasefire russia has responded for the first time today saying the deal would

only help Ukrainian forces to regroup, calling the ceasefire proposal a, quote, temporary timeout for Ukrainian soldiers and nothing more. This morning, U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff landed in Moscow to have talks with the Russians about the

about that ceasefire proposal. Fox's Brian Yennis at the G7 Summit in Quebec. President Trump needs to find the new CDC director. He's just withdrawn David Weldon's nomination, reportedly because he didn't have enough support for Senate confirmation. Now, the government could shut down soon. Funding runs out tomorrow night, and Republicans will blame Democrats who plan to block the House past spending plan. But Congresswoman Grace Meng supports that filibuster. House Republicans...

passed a government funding bill that hands President Trump and Elon Musk a blank check. Democrats are trying to block Musk and Doge from slashing federal jobs and spending. And another lawsuit's just been filed today by 20 state attorneys general trying to block the Trump effort to dismantle the Department of Education with mass layoffs. Another inflation update this morning shows an easing last month. Like consumer prices yesterday, the annual rate of inflation at the wholesale level declined in February down to 3.2 percent less than January. America's listening to Fox News.

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The selling continues on Wall Street in what's been a big March plunge. The Dow is dropping another 175 points. The Nasdaq down 226. It's a 40-point decline for the S&P 500. Boeing's stock is up a dime, but...

It's down 7% for the year and the airplane manufacturer is under more scrutiny. Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy's visit to the Boeing factory in Renton, Washington comes six years after a deadly 737 MAX crash in Ethiopia. That crash killed all 157 people on board, including eight U.S. citizens, and led to changes in the plane's design and pilot training.

Dovey will travel to Seattle with the acting FAA administrator where they are expected to meet with Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg, who's scheduled to testify before the Senate Commerce Committee on April 2nd about the company's efforts to improve its safety culture and quality. Boeing has had other safety issues in recent years, including a January 2024 mid-air panel blowout on a new Alaska Airlines 737 MAX.

Tanya J. Powers, Fox News. Speaking of Boeing, two astronauts stranded at the International Space Station since June when the new Boeing Starliner spacecraft that took Butch Wilmore and Sonny Williams there had technical problems and...

They're still waiting for a ride home. LD on countdown one. At this time, we are standing down from today to further address hydraulic release data. That's SpaceX canceling a launch last night to send a new crew to the station and a spacecraft to bring those astronauts home. There was a hydraulics issue. Disappointment for all concerned, especially the crew aboard that SpaceX Dragon crew capsule who had been strapped in for hours waiting to be boosted into space. But you know what?

The cruise commander, Anne McLean, says, well, we're remaining positive. So NASA and SpaceX will try again tomorrow night, a scheduled 7.03 p.m. Eastern launch. Fox's Ashley Webster at Cape Canaveral. The price of oil is down this morning, but still around 67 bucks a barrel. Gas down a fraction. AAA's national average for a regular 3.07 a gallon, nine cents cheaper than a month ago.

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