offensive. And Ukrainians have been suffering enormously under these attacks. >> Eamon stay with us, if you will.Let's bring in our panel for more. Monica Duffy Toft is professor of international politics at The Fletcher School at Tufts University, and James Pethokoukis, economic policy analyst at the American Enterprise Institute, a CNBC contributor. I also wanted to mention, Monica, that you were in the United States Army as a Russian linguist and you have some expertise in international security, ethnic ...

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President Trump signing a series of executive orders on tariffs hitting countries around the world with rates of up to 41%. They are set to kick in next week. Joining us right now is Michael Froman, former US Trade Representative, now Council on Foreign Relations President.Good morning to you. I think the question of the morning is effectively, is this real. Um, does it get pushed again.Is this a negotiating tactic. Of course, it's some kind of negotiating tactic, but uh does it have teeth. Well, Andrew, if ...

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