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And Ukrainians escaping war. Many are settling in Germany, but for how long?

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Up next, Kent Covington has today's news.

President Trump says he spoke with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Wednesday.

The Prime Minister tried once more unsuccessfully to change Trump's mind about new trade tariffs.

Trump says the import taxes are in response to deadly fentanyl flowing across U.S. borders,

with most of that originating in China, White House advisor Peter Navarro.

What we want to see is Canada and Mexico crackdown on China. China, for whatever reason,

and there's a lot of speculation as to whether they mean to do us harm with this, they don't

seem to care. The president says he believes Trudeau is merely

trying to leverage tariffs as a political issue to remain in power in Canada. Trump imposed

25% taxes on Mexican and most Canadian imports, though that number is 10% on Canadian energy.

Separately, U.S. reciprocal tariffs are set to go into

effect on April 2nd to match those imposed by any other trading partner, including our neighboring

countries. But three big U.S. automakers will get a short reprieve, GM, Ford, and Stalantis,

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