President Donald Trump is not inclined to withdraw from North American Free Trade Agreement, CNBC senior editor Larry Kudlow said Tuesday, citing White House sources. Instead, the president is inclined to renegotiate the pact between the U.S., Canada and Mexico, "difficult as that's going to be," Kudlow said. Still, Kudlow, who has been concerned about Trump possibly walking away from NAFTA, cautioned that "this is subject to daily change." Trump has repeatedly threatened to withdraw from the trade agreement unless there are major changes to make it, in his eyes, a fairer deal for the U.S. Last week, Reuters ... (full story)