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So here's the latest this morning. House lawmokers set to vote on the fate ofinal and the Bloomberg Business App. So here's the latest this morning.

House lawmakers set to vote on the fate of President Donald Trump's tariffs on Canada,

a trio of Republicans joining Democrats calling for the vote.

Joining us now to extend the conversation, Scott Lindskine of the Kano Institute.

Scott, welcome to the program, interest in exchange with the president

in an interview broadcast here in the United States in the last 48 hours or so.

Scott, the president was asked about tariffs and he brought up the example of Switzerland,

and he said that he didn't like the way he was spoken to.

So he ratchet up the tariff just a little bit more.

Does that undermine the official justification for these tariffs?

Well, it certainly does.

You know, this is supposed to be about a national

emergency that requires, it's an event that's so abrupt and so urgent that the president

needs to invoke powers that are typically reserved to Congress and that the president typically

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