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And this is Andrew Peach with Business Matters here on the BBC World Service.
In less than four hours from now, virtually all USAID staff are due to go on leave.
A judge now says he'll temporarily block some elements of the Trump administration's attempt to dismantle the agency.
More in a moment, President Trump says he'll fix the US Trade deficit with Japan by exporting record volumes of liquefied natural gas.
Japan wanted to buy LNG and Biden wouldn't sell it.
And I'm trying to figure that one out.
Maybe it was the environment.
And later I'll catch up with Teddy, who spoke to me on business matters four weeks ago when her restaurant in Malibu had been destroyed by by the wildfires.
We evacuated two nights ago and our crew was in the building and the fireman came and said you need to leave.
And our manager said she got to the end of the parking lot, turned around and the flames were engulfing the back of the building.
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