To solve our trade deficit with China, we have a trillion dollar trade deficit with China.

Hundreds of billions of dollars a year we lose with China, and unless we solve that problem,

I'm not going to make a deal.

Now, what's going to happen with the market?

I can't tell you, but I can tell you, our country has gotten a lot stronger.

And eventually, it'll be a country like no other. It'll be the

most dominant country economically in the world. That was President Trump last night on Air Force

1, defending his tariffs, which are sinking stock markets around the world. The question is,

will the president remain committed to these tariffs if markets

continue to tank? Also ahead, we'll go through the reaction from Republican lawmakers on Trump's

trade war after hearing from their constituents. The question is, can anyone in the GOP

change Trump's mind on this? Plus, we'll get insight on an alarming move by the Trump administration

to fire one of the top officials at the National Security Agency.

The question is, why was the leader of the country's cyber defenses let go in the first place?

It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early. The show that hopes that what goes up,

what goes down, must come up again. We're really keeping our fingers crossed on that one.

I'm Allie Vitale on this Monday, April 7th, and we'll start with the news.

President Trump's tariffs have stock futures plummeting once again this morning. The Dow is down more than 1,200 points, while the S&P 500 and NASDAQ have

both dropped by about 3%. This follows a market-free fall to end the trading week, capped off by the Dow

losing 2,200 points on Friday. It was the first time

the Dow had ever lost more than 1,500 points in back-to-back dates. The massive losses were also

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