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Starmer in DC, Trade War, Tariff Talk | Balance of Power
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44:57Now Playing"Balance of Power" focuses on the intersection of politics and global business. On today's show, Retired General Ben Hodges, Former Commanding General US Army Europe, states that it's really hard to say whether or not there looks like there are ingredients for peace between Ukraine and Russia. Rep. Haley Stevens (D) Michigan, shares her thoughts on President Trump saying that tariffs on auto imports are coming soon and discusses how this will affect her constituents. Andrew Hale, The Heritage Foundation Trade Policy Senior Policy Analyst, on Pres. Trump talking about a possible US-UK trade deal, and 25% tariffs on Canada & Mexico.
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