Meet the Press Meet the Press NOW — October 24
Oct 24, 2025
Adelita Grijalva, a newly elected congresswoman from Arizona, shares her frustrations about delays in her swearing-in and the impact on her constituents. She highlights losses faced by federal workers and potential healthcare risks for children due to the government shutdown. Meanwhile, international reporter Daniel DeRozier dives into the complexities of stalled trade talks, particularly the nuances of disputes over steel and lumber. Together, they paint a vivid picture of the current political landscape and its implications.
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Trump Cuts Canada Talks Over Ad
- President Trump abruptly ended trade talks with Canada after objecting to an Ontario ad using Ronald Reagan audio.
- The move highlights his willingness to react immediately to perceived slights, risking major trade fallout with a top partner.
Sector Tariffs Drive The Dispute
- The administration has used targeted sector tariffs (steel, aluminum, lumber) to pressure Canada, producing industry-specific fallout.
- These targeted measures give Canada wiggle room but also create pockets of acute economic pain and political pushback.
Markets Cheer While Main Street Feels Pain
- Inflation remained stubborn at 3 percent, with food and shelter costs still rising despite market optimism.
- Wall Street cheers AI-driven investment while Main Street keeps feeling higher everyday costs.