You're going to have drops and markets are going to go up and they're going to go down.

But you know what? We have to rebuild our country. Our country has been stripped of its jobs,

of its factories, and I'm tired of seeing where they build apartments, cheap apartments in an

old broken down factory. But you have factories all over the place that are empty for many decades

ago. And we're going to change it around.

And it's all taxing policy.

You know, it's really a policy because we have great workers, great people.

It's really a policy of taxing and incentives.

And I'm bringing the incentives back.

There's President Trump yesterday downplaying the tumbling stock market and claiming without evidence

that his tariffs will bring jobs back to America.

It comes as a new round of taxes on imported goods took effect overnight, and the question

is, how will these newest measures impact the markets that are already in turmoil?

Meanwhile, Republican lawmakers are

starting to feel the heat from business leaders and their constituents over Trump's chaotic

trade policies. The question is, will any of them actually stand up to him because of it?

Plus, diplomatic talks between the U.S. and Ukraine results in more aid for the country

and a potential ceasefire proposal.

The question is, will Russia even consider this deal? It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that charges its batteries with coffee.

I'm Ali Vitale on this Wednesday, March 12th, and we will start, as always, with the news.

President Trump's 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports are now in effect.

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