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The president of Argentina, Mauricio Macri, is one of a select group of foreign leaders to secure the open admiration of Donald Trump. After a 15-minute phone call, Mr Trump said Argentina was going through a trying time - and he strongly encouraged and supported his engagement with the International Monetary Fund to strengthen Argentina's monetary and fiscal policies to tackle the country's current economic challenges. That's a reference to the presence of Argentina's Finance Minister in Washington. Nicolas Dujovne's mission is to persuade the IMF to release a fifty billion dollar loan earlier than scheduled. Our reporter Daniel Gallas is in Buenos Aires.

In the United States, most of the news on immigration since President Trump's election has focused on the southern border with Mexico and on the various iterations of the president's travel ban. Less often discussed - certainly compared to the scandal of children being taken from their families - are the millions of undocumented immigrants already living and working in the US - especially in sectors of the economy that involve manual labour. Mitchell Hartman of Marketplace reports.

NFL fans in the US and beyond haven't seen Colin Kaepernick on the gridiron since he opted out of his contract with the San Francisco 49ers back in March 2017 over the Take A Knee protests. He is now one of the high-profile faces of Nike's new campaign to mark 30 years of its Just Do It campaign. Matt Powell is Vice President and Senior Industry Advisor for Sports at the global market research and information company NPD.

And World Health Organisation has a simple message for us this week -do more exercise. The WHO says that 1.4 billion of us are at risk of disease because of our lack of activity. Dr Fiona Bull is one of the author's of a new WHO report - and she spoke to us from Geneva about the scale of the problem.

Mitchell Hartman of Marketplace in Portland, Oregon, and Jyoti Malhotra, National & Strategic Affairs Editor at The Print, in Delhi, join Fergus Nicoll.

(International Monetary Fund (IMF) Managing Director Christine Lagarde meets with Argentina's Economy Minister Nicolas Dujovne at IMF Headquarters, on September 4, 2018, in Washington, DC. Credit: Getty Images.)