

Meet the Press NOW — November 26
Nov 26, 2024
Daniel Goldman, a New York Democratic Congressman and former assistant U.S. attorney, discusses the implications of recent legal decisions regarding Trump’s election interference case. He shares insights on how House Democrats will navigate their minority status in the upcoming Congress. The conversation also touches on the agreed ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah, its geopolitical effects, and the evolving U.S. trade policy as President-elect Trump proposes new tariffs, setting the stage for future economic dynamics and international relations.
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Ceasefire Deal
- Israel and Hezbollah agreed to a permanent ceasefire deal after months of hostilities.
- President Biden applauded the diplomatic breakthrough, emphasizing the deal's support for Lebanon's sovereignty.
Reactions to Ceasefire
- Reactions to the ceasefire are mixed in Israel, with some hardline politicians opposing the deal.
- Implementation will be challenging, requiring withdrawals and a fragile truce.
Trump's Tariff Threats
- President-elect Trump threatens tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China to address economic and border issues.
- Economists warn these tariffs could backfire by raising consumer costs and hurting the economy.