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President Trump says he doesn't know if it's his job to uphold the Constitution.

In an interview with NBC's Kristen Welker on Meet the Press that aired today,

Trump said he doesn't know if every person in the U.S. is entitled to due process, which is protected under the Constitution.

In the broad-ranging interview, Trump said he's not worried about a recession.

This amid his trade wars with several countries.

And Pira Azma Khalid has more.

Trump put in place these sweeping tariffs on

many countries throughout the globe. And then he pulled back on them, but he still has left a 10%

tariff on many imports from around the globe with the goal of negotiating trade deals. Last week,

different economic advisors came out and alluded to the fact that they were

very close to a deal, but we still haven't seen a deal, and I will say that trade deals take

a really long time to figure out in terms of the nitty, greedy details. NPR's Osmah Khalid reporting.

Meanwhile, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney visits the White House Tuesday for a meeting with President Trump to discuss trade and other issues.

Israel is vowing retribution after a missile fired by Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen landed near Israel's main airport today.

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