Then it moves forward with recognizing the Palestinian state. Is that a deal breaker for you? Well, we're going to see. No, I didn't like what they said, but, you know, that's their opinion. I didn't like that. Not a deal breaker, but we haven't spoken to Canada today. He's called and we'll see. You know, they want to be under the, as we call it, the Golden Dome.

And I said, well, you know, you're going to have to pay for that.

They want a lot of things from our country.

And for years we did it.

We basically protect them with our military.

They spend very little money on their military, as you know, not an acceptable amount

of money.

President Trump yesterday telling reporters Canada's support for Palestine is not a deal breaker for trade talks,

then claiming that the U.S. military protects Canada.

That came hours before the president announced higher tariffs for countries who had not agreed to trade deals.

The question is, when will Americans

feel the effect of his trade wars? Meanwhile, the president continues to criticize Russia for its war

in Ukraine and now says he plans to impose sanctions on Moscow as soon as next week. The question

is, will President Trump actually follow through

with that threat?

Also ahead, we'll show you the hostile town hall

for Republican congressmen where voters voiced their anger

over the president's so-called one big beautiful bill.

The question is, will other Republicans skip meetings

with constituents while they're on summer recess?

Y'all, it's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that wonders how the White House will look with new golden ballroom.

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