Even higher China tariffs, House approves budget blueprint, LeBron goes plastic & more

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🗓️ 10 April 2025

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Stocks slumped again after another escalation in the global trade war. The House took a critical step to advance President Donald Trump’s agenda. We have new developments in the Signal group chat scandal. The death toll is rising in the nightclub disaster in the Dominican Republic. Plus, LeBron James joins the Barbieverse. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Go, woo, who are you?
0:02.2	Whoa, there.
0:03.4	Victoria's had a Friday night to remember.
0:06.0	But now she's outside in the pouring rain and...
0:08.7	Oh, what?
0:09.7	You are joking.
0:10.9	I've got no data.
0:12.0	How are we going to get home?
0:13.2	But then she remembers she's with EE.
0:15.8	Yes, Uber still works.
0:17.5	So then she...
0:19.3	Uber's on me, guys.
0:20.6	Should we get a kebab?
0:21.6	Use essential apps like Uber and WhatsApp even when you run out of data.
0:25.7	Search EE Mobile.
0:27.2	Stay connected at 0.5 megabits per second.
0:29.6	Terms apply.
0:31.4	Hey, from CNN.
0:32.9	I'm a phoma decay, with the five things you need to know for Thursday, April 10th.
0:40.0	President Donald Trump has dealt another blow in the trade war with China. The White House clarified that its tariffs on
0:45.3	Chinese goods is at least 145%, even higher than previously thought. Stocks fell deep into the red
0:53.0	after the news, but the Dow falling more than
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