confidence in the talents of president xi. i think if he met with the protesters, within a short period of time they would work something out that's good for everybody. i believe that. he's a talented man, asiding from everything. i know him well, probably as well as anybody. i believe if he sat down with them. that's not his deal sitting down with people. he doesn't do that. but i think maybe the world changes. i think if president xi sat down with representatives of the protesters -- and they do have good representatives, strong representatives. i have been watching and seeing them. if he sat down i think they would work out out and -- work something out and it would be good for everybody. that deal i can sign by myself.

it's structured so i don't have to go to congress. but i respect the views of congress and i respect the views of the people of our country. it would be much harder for me to sign a deal if he did something violent in hong kong. >> [inaudible] president trump: i support many of those things, we'll negotiate it out. but i cut back a lot on countries. we give billions of dollars to countries that don't even like us. and i have been cutting back a lot. we give billions and billions of dollars to countries that don't like us even a little bit and i have been cutting back on that. in some cases these are countries that we should not be

giving to. >> [inaudible] president trump: no, i don't think so. if i thought it would, i pro probably do it. i cut back $1.3 billion to pakistan. when i cut it back, i have a better relationship -- as you know, the president came in, and we have a great relationship. the prime minister came in. we have a great relationship with pakistan now. we had a good meeting. i cut back $1.3 billion. i also cut it back with the palestinians. they speak badly about our country. we were paying $500 million a year, now we pay nothing. i can see us opening that up again. i think we can do much better the way i'm doing it. we are trying to negotiate a

peace deal. they talk about a deal between the principles and the israeli as the toughest deal u possibly do, no matter what deal you are talking about. and i stopped payment on $500 million a year. but i think they will make a deal. i think one of the reasons they would want to make a deal is because of that. >> [inaudible] president trump: i probably will in it. but we may put out pieces of it. we have some very talented people. as you know, our great ambassador, others. i think we have very talented people. that's probably the toughest deal of all. peace between the israelis and palestinians. they have have been decades of hate. it's tough to make a deal when there is that much hate. i think i helped it by saying until there is a deal we are not going to pay you any more.

when you talk about rescission, that's not part of rescission, by the way. but we have a lot of things like that in the rescission bill. >> [inaudible] president trump: i think we have a great cabinet. there will always be people change. it will be three years now. it's a long time. they are under a lot of pressure. but i think we have a great cabinet. i think they are terrific. some of them may leave for a period of time and they may come back. the relationship i have is very good with the cabinet and others. it's almost three years now. at a certain point in time people tend to leave. >> [inaudible] nafta? dwt * nafta --

president trump: nafta is one of the worst trade deals in the history of tornado dreels. if you look at what happened. millions of jobs gone and factories closed. it was a one-way street. it's up to nancy pelosi if she puts it to a vote she'll get overwhelming bipartisan support. i would imagine she would put it up. it would be totally bipartisan which is good for the democrats and the republicans. the unions like it. the unions hated nafta, but they love the usmca. the farmers love it. especially the american farmers. our farmers love it more than the other two sides. but they have to put it up for a vote. it's political season if you haven't noticed so they have to put it up for a vote.

>> [inaudible] president trump: at some point if she wanted to. i haven't. i have been talking to a lot of people. i am happy with mike pence. i think mike pence has been an outstanding vp. i think that he's been incredible in terms of the love that a lot of people, especially if you look at the evangelicals and so many others, they have a great respect for our vice president, and so do i, and so do, i think, most of people. i wouldn't be thinking about that. a lot of the people amazingly, they bring different names up. and that's by the way at some point, standard. everybody thought that president trump was going to change biden. they thought second term he was

going to change that. i am very happy with mike pence. thank you. which one? >> [inaudible] become ground checks -- president trump: congress is looking at it strongly bipartisan. i put in certain parameters that you somewhat know about. i'm more concerned with the second amendment. more so than most of presidents would be. we have strong background checks right now. you go in to buy a gun, there are a lot of background checks that have been approved over the years. congress is meeting bipartisan. a lot of people want to see things happen. big mental problems. and we have a lot of back ground checks right now. ism saying congress is going to be reporting back to me with ideas. they will come in from democrats and republicans.

but we have a lot of background checks already. i spoke to him a week ago, and look i have had a great relationship with the nra. and i will always have a great relationship. if you just look, we have now two supreme court justices, great ones. and who would have thought that was going to happen in long prior to three years. so we have two. and equally importantly, we'll have weather another 90 days 179 federal judges. and i say thank you very much, president obama. because he was unable to get them filled. i don't know what happened to him. so president obama did not do his job, and i inherited 138 empty positions. and honestly from his standpoint and the standpoint of where he's

coming from, that shouldn't have happened. and we did do one other thing. i saw last night where some people were talking about criminal justice reform. very liberal democrats. i am the one that got it done. and i saw that and said isn't it a shame. you do something, and i have had conservative people want it and liberal people want it. but if you take a look at that reform package without donald trump it doesn't happen. i don't need the credit. i get enough credit. but they never even mention my name. these were people begging me to do it and begging me like you have never seen. now that criminal justice reform is done. beautiful package, wonderful. they don't even mention my name. so stupid. thank you, thank you.

arthel: for 36 minutes the president spoke to reporters fielding lots of questions. we watch the president get on board air force one. a couple things. first of all, the president approached reporters and started in on the economy. he started touting his strong economy. he said the tariffs have cost nothing. china is eating the tariffs, import costs are down. he said i don't see a recession. the world this recession, but we are good. germany is bad, the e.u. is bad. the u.k. is bad, but we are good. he's promising a strong economy throughout the election. >> he seemed like he was trying hard to downplay some reports we have seen the last few days that white house and his administration does not have a plan for how to respond if the

u.s. economy were to head into a recession. obviously saying over and over again that he believes the economy is strong, his policies. and to dispel the narrative that we could be seeing an economic downturn. arthel: he gave us a hint at what he would use as a scapegoat. the fed. he said it's time to start to refinance our bonds, so he talked about that. he mentioned voter fraud. got to have voter i.d. those are signals that's what he could put the blame on should he not win reelection. something the president said and was strong, a strong message to chinese president xi. saying nothing bad better happen to those protesters in hong kong, if so, all bets are off in terms of a trade deal.

that was a strong message he said there. people have been waiting for him to take a stand. >> you are exactly right. what lot of lawmakers have been waiting for the president to make some sort of a firm statement in support of the protesters in hong kong. while the president repeated he believes xi jinping should sit down with the leaders of the protest, i think you are right. it's a strong message from the president saying don't expect me to sign a trade deal with china if there is any violence against these protesters. arthel: a strong message from the president. the president said, i'm not trusting anybody when he was talking about discussions with the taliban and the afghan government. he says he's going in eyes wide open. but he did not comment when asked about lindsey graham's'

commenting that leaving without an exit plan is not good. >> he said if you withdraw troops from afghanistan this will be worse than president obama signing that iran nuclear deal. reporter: the president cited the case with one million voters. those are voters who are decide as ineligible. though voter fraud does exist. it is not widespread. those are voters whose names are ineligible or have moved or cannot vote. arthel: the president barbed the media. he says he has problems with

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it was no fun being leader of the free world, buddy. watch today call bingo at the senior center. what could be better than a nice sweet dinner with a senior. >> we'll be paying for it in the emergency room. conversations] greg: that elderly lady had more energy than joe, and she is younger. the 2020 race also lost this guy. >> today i'm ending my campaign for president, but i will never stop believing america can only move forward when we work together. greg: i think william levine sat

on that same porch and tried to sell me gold. >> the tall candidate almost always wins and i'm taller than donald trump. greg: you know he's right. here he is playing the piano. [♪] greg: that poor man. joe, what are your thoughts on the candidates? how doee you feel about beto or kamala. >> when you are live streaming yourself change a tire, how boring do you think the internet is. and he's relaunching his campaign again? that's like relaunching the titanic after it hits the

iceberg. i can tell you how this one ends. dicaprio dies.ult greg: kat, thoughts on the candidates? kat: you know things are going well when your best asset is something that all the other candidates could also have if they invested in a pair of still its. and you might be right about the taller person usually wins. but i'll bet all of them had something he doesn't have. literally everyone did not hate them. they were probably famous for something other than running a very expensive city that smells like trash. i'm tired of the candidates trying to show me how much they etare like me to vote for them.

i don't want this country run by me. i don't even know where mire --e my socks are. greg: tyrus, do you know where our socks are? tyrus: on my damn feet. remember christmas story. remember how dad changed the tire? unless you change a tire like that, you don't individualout. 8 seconds. not 45 minutes. i shouldn't hear the sound of tools. if you are going down the slide by yourself and you are a grown man, you are a creep and not cool. so obviously, i have been warning about old white people for a long time. they are tricksters, you can't trust them. what does she do? stabs her in the back.

you have got to wait until 7:00 when they are asleep. sorry. keeping it real, greg. >> she did walk into that trap. i was guest hosting for tucker tall week. so i had fine producers eesmg me all this political stuff every day. the democrats want to be boring. and politics is boring. so when you wake up in the morning and the first thing they sent you is the mayor of south bend, indiana going down a slide, and as you say, it's creepy. because everyone else on the slideer is 40 years younger than him. the next thing i get is andrew yang in a jazzersize class.

have you seen him? he moves like rachel maddow telling a joke. and that's the problem. politics is presented, there's something interesting about seeing a grown man eating a corn dog. >> i beg to differ. kat: i live for it. >> eating a corn dog while doing your jazzersize class. greg: joe biden is like the mother h in "psycho." they are keeping her in the attic until the end. cuomo says no-mo about fredo. fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely.

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[bleep] [bleep] >> is it wrong to be aroused. so the video goes everywhere, trump not only tweets about it but his campaign starts selling in shirt with a picture on it that says radio, italian americans say in the new york post, is nowhere near an equivalent. was a lesser brother in the movie. it is an insult to weaker less intelligent brothers. kind of the way of: 70 darth vader is an insult to absent fathers where the regulator or

calling 70 hannibal is an insult to killing cannibals. or somebody called scarface is a highly successful motivated dealer. and you asked what if you the weaker brother. [laughter] i'm going to ask you, he has the term, inward,. >> i will have to give him know on that one. >> white people are inventing races names for each other. commack someone came at him with

his family you have to defend yourself. every problem with his language and i will teach them and everyone else if you're in a situation where they disagree you have to hit them back to where they get confused and leave you alone. so we volunteer for me for. [laughter] say something aggressive. [laughter] >> you are -- >> now instead of hitting him i'm going to throw him down the stairs, good day sir. [laughter] he does not know what to do.

good day sir. you want to complement aggressively in the press cannot repay them. >> he got my face and said good day sir. >> aggressive complements. >> kat you had come for confrontations in your life. how do thinkers handle that? >> i'm going to refrain from making fun of him, not because i particularly like him but because i do particularly like me and ending the karma. what if somebody takes a video of me runs out of egg salad.

what i've done is cry. is that better? >> is it better. >> then you get the sympathy vote. >> and you release endorphins. >> how did you think, how did chris handle this? >> i think he has finally found something he is good at. [bleep] [bleep] leap in the bahamas on that. and he is not fredo, because as you explain, radio is the weaker brother. and he is still a monster so this would be like fritos brother and father being governor of new york and fredo

being attorney general. he is not attorney general he is just hosting so somebody sees at laguardia for three hours. and they have gone home. he needs to take that woman to kamala harris. for her 93rd birthday, when it be great to send her a novelty birthday graham where chris comeau comes around and unleashes -- intergroup rate wedding anniversary, he is finally found something he is good at. but chris cuomo has found the sub fredo.

>> maybe that happened after he found out that they didn't have anymore except for. >> frodo is from lord of the rings. >> is unimportant. i do think threatening them to throw him down the stairs it proves he's more of a sonny perdue but take the high road, if you don't like him, don't want to show like everyone else. [applause] tant italian and fredo is not equivalent to the f word or the in word, you cannot just keep adding. the word insult.

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>> will you please be mine if i show you my canine. the washington post is calling dog fishing. it's like kat fishing where people pretend to be someone else online but they just pretend to have a dog. creating users post photos of themselves and neglect to say it is not theirs. i like these photos, but they worked on suckers with the nurturing soul are dog lovers to share their sick passion. in the little creepy to me. speaking of creepy,.

♪ [laughter] >> i did not know they were doing that. i did not know but every time we do that we sell more albums. caps, dating apps, this is kind of creepy. it is absolutely ridiculous that anyone is upset about this. people are upset that their posting pictures of dogs that are not there. every single person on a dating app is posting a life that is not there. believe me. i have been on dating apps and a look at a guy's profile and here

he is with the fish, he's an adventure, it turns out they were all from the same trip six years ago and the only adventure he has taken since then is upstairs from his mom's basement to get mountain dew so we comply video games for six hours. i am no saint either. anyone who looked at my profile thanks and the happy smiley girl who wakes up with long hair. i don't post the real stuff. i don't post the pictures of me crying alone in a mcdonald's over the weekend. and if you date me that a be a part of our relationship. it is all a lie. the dog is the least of your problems. nobody dates the person under a dating profile. if you look at mine you don't know that a full sleep holding

it. >> the whole thing is a lie. i do find this ridiculous because women find men who have dogs nurturing, that your first mistake ask michael vick or hitler. [laughter] maybe that was a bad reference. the point is, women are upset when they find out that is not ibb panda bear. they're much more upset when they meet me and find out i photoshopped my body as well. [applause] [laughter] >> inevitably the first person on the date will get exposed the have to lie with her looks and personality to offset the anger but the personality they wouldn't have the deception in the first place.

>> the problem lies with the women. >> this whole thing rest on the apprentice but if the guy has a dog, he somehow knows how to treat a woman. i have had dogs and women and you treat them completely different. if i find myself -- i don't wake up in the morning and take the woman outside into the yard and throw a fit into stampers along after. [laughter] so i think the entire premise is false. >> i've hitler, michael vick,

i'm out of the game. [laughter] lying about who you are goes back way before the internet. women have been lying forever. like kat is lying right now. >> how many -- i cannot tell you until we learn about the world of wigs how many times i was disappointed that she is beautiful long hair -- to me -- wait till they bring you in. >> you should be happy to find a woman that could afford a nice expensive wig. >> really. >> yes. >> really. >> yes. >> that's what you really decide. >> yes. >> the first hotel, it works from here.

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charge. it's a five star luxury lodge and open to all plants. except for robert. [laughter] so the hotel includes free food, and attendant and in health wellness team. pick them up when you get back. i love this idea because they love plants. my favorite is this one. >> [bleep] [laughter] i don't know what happened there. >> do take care of the house plans? >> i do when i was a kid. i was competing when i was kids. that would be my nightmare to take my plans to hotel to come

out and see homeless guy and he says connive some money, you're taking implants to hotel. [laughter] >> is this a great scam? basically it's a greenhouse not a hotel. >> the whole point is having a plan is not having to tickers of the pre-people say i don't have cancer kids, i have plans. why in the blue hell -- this is what's wrong with america. it is not coming over here. if i see somebody walking to plant, what are you doing, i'm walking to the greenhouse. >> is going to be okay. [laughter] you can put it back in the pot. there's no reason to have

somebody take care of your plant for weekend. >> it is for people when they go away and they have no friends to watch the plane. >> think you're right, it's social -- there will be more of this kind of stuff. >> that's what i was going to say. >> i don't know what word he said but i like it. i got it from anthony, he said punishes and nihilism. >> i had over birch tree plant and booked it into the ritz-carlton. [laughter] i booked it through tree vargo. [laughter] [applause] >> i bought that. [laughter] no you did not. >> plans are to needy for the

very limited satisfaction that they bring. in case it's not clear what i am saying, let them die. >> let them die. plants do not hug you when they're crying. they do not bring you chicken noodle soup when you're sick so why are they so much harder to take care of then humans? they are harder, i know you said easy throw water on it but despite my best effort and i mean my very best effort, every single plant that i've ever had has died. me, human and still alive. i don't even really try that hard to take care of myself. >> i mean geewhiz,. >> are you sure the plants died or suicide.

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that's a thursday at 7:30 p.m. you should get tickets. it will be really good. greg: thanks to mark steyn, joe mackie. kat timpf. i'm greg gutfeld. jon: after spending a week at his new jersey golf club, the white house pushes back on concerns over a possible recession. i'm jon scott and this is "the fox report." the trump administration going on defense after a rollercoaster week on wall street that saw the dow slip over 800 points. there are concerns a recession could be coming soon. all this playing out over trade tensions with china. but the president reassures investors on his way back to washington. president trump: the world