The biggest problem they have is that I have enough time in the day. Everybody wants to come and make a deal.

And we're working with a lot of different countries. And it's all going to work out very well.

So we think we're in very good shape. We think we're doing very well. Again, there'll be a transition cost and transition problems.

But in the end, it's going to be a beautiful thing.

That's President Trump taking an optimistic tone at the White House yesterday, talking about deals

that he believe will come soon. The markets fell once again yesterday,

every concerns about his trade war with China this morning.

Beijing is responding and they're responding in a big way. We're going to go through the latest

in that escalation. Also going to be keeping a look at the markets that are down this morning

right now in pre-trade numbers, but not quite as bad as they were yesterday. But again, we will

be following that throughout our show. Good morning and welcome to morning, Joe. It's Friday.

Happy Friday. April 11th and with us, we have the co-host of our fourth hour, Jonathan Lemire.

He's a contributing writer at the Atlantic covering the White House and national politics. Also, the host of Pablo Tori finds out on Metal Arc Media. MSNBC contributor Pablo Tori. We've got the managing editor at the bulwark, Sam Stein. Also, NBC News and MSNBC political analysts, former U.S. Senator,

Claire McCaskill. A big, big decision last night came out. The Supreme Court requiring the

Trump administration to facilitate the release of a Maryland man who was mistakenly deported to a prison in El Salvador.

Kilmore, Elbrero Garcia, had an immigration court order preventing his deportation from the country

amid fears that he could be harmed by gang members.

But last month, ICE officials removed him anyway from the United States,

claiming that he was a member of MS-13. The man was never charged or convicted of any crime.

The Trump administration later admitted they made a mistake, but argued they couldn't do anything

about it. Now, in another, I think extremely important, unanimous order,

the Supreme Court has told the White House to take steps necessary to release Garcia from custody

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