company's CEO, Kirk Tanner, is departing to take the top job at Hershey. >> Let's get to Washington this morning. Our Megan Cassella joins us with the latest on tariffs and what we might expect today and in the very important coming days Megan good morning.>> Hey good morning guys. So the president has now formally extended the deadline for all of those so-called reciprocal tariffs from July 9th tomorrow to the end of the month. So there's country specific tariffs that were supposed to take effect tomorrow ...

3 months after Donald Trump announced so-called reciprocal tariffs on nearly every country in the world threatening to dramatically raise tariff rates um if if negotiations weren't successful. He's come back with about two dozen letters that he's posted on social media in typical Trumpian fashion reiterating that he will essentially impose more or less the same rates that he established in April if negotiations aren't successful over the next couple of weeks. today offers a reprieve to Asian exporters becau ...

Angie, aren't any of you on any research. It's optimistic writing. We tend to be perma bulls because there are so many more perma bears.We focus on the positives and frequently find them to be more compelling than the negatives and joins us now for more. And welcome to the program. Let's talk about these tariffs.First up, the tariffs themselves and the threats look very similar to what we heard on April 2nd, but the price action is so different. And what explains that. Well, liberation, too, is, you know, b ...

Senator Coons, if you were the President of the United States, what is the conversation you would be having with Prime Minister Netanyahu tonight. I would be pressing Prime Minister Netanyahu very hard to finally come to a ceasefire to secure humanitarian aid and relief uh for the suffering Palestinian people of Gaza, to secure the release of the remaining nearly two dozen living hostages, and to put together a framework for achieving lasting peace for the Middle East. um after the strikes on Iran, after Pr ...

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[CC may contain inaccuracies] Some rates are higher, some are lower, some are the same. But what does it tell us about where trade negotiations stand right now. Well, I think they are ongoing and that the three months really went by pretty quickly.And they've only been two framework agreements and a trade truce announced by the White House. So you had the UK and Vietnam having agreed to a framework of of trade truce, if you will, but then there's a trade truce with China that does not necessarily guarantee ...

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more or less final offer. Look, we're always subject to negotiate something that's fair, but we've talked to most of the countries and pretty much they've had their way for many, many decades, as you know, and it was time that we just wanted fairness. This is uh not really equitable from our standpoint because it's just a small token by comparison to the damage that's been done over the years, but we had no other president that was willing to do this.And all I say to the other countries is, you know, some o ...

Your trade laser is advising on geopolitical risk. You heard Tyler's reporting there. How much is this about managing expectations versus getting something definitive from this administration today on what has been agreed and what will be agreed in the weeks to come.Right. Good morning, Ed and Caroline. It's nice to be on with you.Yeah. Secretary Scott Bassett has message this as a maximum pressure campaign. So they're trying to ratchet up the pressure and get more concessions from US trading partners.It do ...

I think that we're expecting a lot, but we're also quite aware that it is there are a lot of problems here, and that is to say Israel is certain that Hamas is so pushed back on its back hills that it's going to yield and give in to Israel's demands. It's not at all clear to me that that is the case. So the talk of a deal I think, could get difficult if Hamas doesn't agree to all the things that Israel's insisting on, which is basically complete defeat of Hamas.Netanyahu and Trump are meeting for dinner this ...