Inflation may be cooling, but the trade war is still heating up.

The lead starts right now.

Tensions between the U.S. and our European allies on full display inside the Oval today.

President Trump now promising to fight back even more after Canada and Europe retaliated against Trump tariffs.

Brand new CNN Polshia, the president is losing support for his economic policies.

And now we're getting some breaking news from Capitol Hill about a possible pending government shutdown.

Plus, despite Ukraine agreeing to the ceasefire proposal today, Russian President Vladimir Putin

showed up to the front lines of his war dressed in military camouflage.

Does this look like a potential peace partner?

And their time stuck in space finally almost over the, SpaceX sent to bring Butch, Wilmore

and Sunni Williams back to Earth will launch in just a few hours after their week-long visit

to the International Space Station turned into a nearly 10-month stay.

Welcome to the lead.

I'm Jake Tapper, and we start in our money lead as President Trump's tariff chaos is

sparking an entire global trade war.

Today, the European Union striking back at the U.S.

With what they're calling retaliatory tariffs after President Trump's tariffs and all steel

and aluminum coming into

the U.S. went into effect at midnight. Canada also retaliating, slapping more tariffs on U.S.

goods, including computers and cast iron. Today, a top economist at J.P. Morgan predicted a 40%

chance that the U.S. could see a recession this year, blaming the possible recession on, quote,

extreme U.S. policies. All of this comes, it as appears the U.S. could be headed toward a government

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