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Live from ABC News headquarters in New York City, this is Good Morning America.

Good morning America. Also ahead, 50 states tour stops in Connecticut. Rian and Allie is there for us this morning taking us to the

first amusement park in the country and going for a ride on that, the 100-year-old wooden roller coaster.

It's called the Wildcat and Will. I guess you've been on it before. I have. I've been to late compounds many times. Looking forward to that today. Plus, Sam Champion is standing by with the flooding threats right now after the I-95 corridor was hit hard overnight. And Will, that video's crazy. Yeah, it really is. We're going to get to that in a minute. We're going to begin, though, with the latest on President Trump, escalating his trade war to a new level.

The President is imposing higher tariffs on dozens of countries. There are no deals yet with some of America's largest trading partners.

Chief Washington correspondent John Carl, tracking it all from the White House. Good morning, John.

Good morning, George. With this executive order set to go in effect seven days from now, there will soon be higher tariffs on virtually all of America's trading partners, the highest in nearly a century. Most economists mean, say that means higher prices for almost all foreign made goods sold in the United States.

Overnight President Trump announced the U.S. will raise tariffs on goods

imported from nearly 70 countries. Products from all countries will now be subject to at least a 10%

import tax, while others will face tariffs ranging from 15% to as high as 40%. The president also followed

through on his threat to raise tariffs on Canada, one of America's largest trading partners, raising the import tax to 35%, which went into effect this morning.

Crucially, though, the Canadian tariffs will not include goods that are covered under the U.S.-Mexico-Canada agreement.

President Trump also granted Mexico another 90-day delay on higher tariffs,

allowing those rates to stay at 25 percent while negotiations continue. And the administration

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