i agree with patrice and john made some very good points. as far as the hurt part point, it certainly hurts the retailers when they did this back in 2015, those retailers along the miracle mile there in chicago said their sales were up 25-50%. that means the people coming down just turned around and went elsewhere. i guarantee because i'm this way , people live in their own little bubble. they're not going down there see ing a protest and saying i really ought to do something about that. no what they are is annoyed that they can't do their shopping, so they turn around as john points out it hurts the city of chicago as patrice said people are agnostic, they're not paying attention to this. it's not the right environment. they have their minds on something else so it at best it does nothing but as we seen with the nfl what happens with their protest, people just turn off the tv and look elsewhere for entertainment. >> dagen: julie i will point out that when these protests in chicago first started it was back in 2015 it was after the la quan m

dagen: patrice, jump in. patrice: yeah.t traffic in as well as recruiting workers and then in the long term do you continue to -- do you think you'll be expanding or changing how you fill your workforce needs, maybe using automation? >> well, i think it's different across different categories. certainly on the qsr side of things, delivery and to-go has been something in fast casual where we've never seen higher numbers, delivery and to go went up to 85 when there were restaurant closures. you've had a huge increase of visible into delivery and to-go. and we have other brands for delivery out of kitchens, that's a way to leverage real estate. as far as the delta variant goes, we are not seeing a decline in foot traffic in our restaurants or in our sales, our casual dining brands have been up between 10 and 18%. our fast casual up as much as 12%, that's like the burger brands. twin peeks has see a similar lift in sales. i think we're not feeling it. twin peaks has a lot of restaurants located in texas, florida, georgia. they'

dagen: patrice, jump in. patrice: good morning, mr. vitiello.cking prevention month. i can't believe that because right now at the southern border we are seeing such ridiculous numbers of sex offenders coming in, you know, fiscal year 2021 almost 500 convicted sex offenders, far greater than the past couple of years many can you talk to us. i mean, what is the way to really prevent human trafficking at the southern border? what should president biden and vice president kamala harris be doing? >> it's a very good point. we have to have policies that don't encourage people to come into the united states, we have to have policies that don't send a message around the world that says if you're in the country illegally, then i.c.e. or the border patrol is not coming after you. the policies that existed prior to january 20th, '21 was if you came to the border and claimed asylum, you had to wait in mexico for your hearing. and what that did is that brought the activity level down to only the people who were most in need of coming to the united states. t

i want to bring in patrice onwuka into this. go ahead, patrice. patrice: absolutely. of your ability to carry a weapon in washington, d.c. i know some of the local leadership opposed that idea. how are you protecting yourself? what message are you sending to women out there who they themselves, whether from political foes or whatever, faced that same kind of personal security threat. >> i can tell you this much. at the end of 2020, i got my concealed carry permit for south carolina, based on the threats that i was receiving on my life. and it wasn't until the vandalism end dent in my -- incident in my home where i decided now is the time to use my concealed carry permit. for me, wherever i go in south carolina and i'm allowed to carry, i have a firearm on my person, always carrying. i have to tell you as a mom, as a single mom, it's one of the most empowering things i have didn't i've also had an opportunity to teach my kids about gun safety, i think that's really important, so they're not afraid. they know how to handle a firearm if they ever are near one. i think th

patrice, thank you very much. coming up next, we haven't seen a winter this bad in a while, but be careful about googling your way to warmer weather. you may be googling your way to a vacation that costs a lot more than it should. we've got details you can't afford to miss coming up. a lot more news at the top of the hour, now back to forbes on f fox. david: so just as you're booking a trip on google to get away from the horrible winter, a new report coming out saying that google is using its search dominance to steer consumers to deals that look cheaper, but aren't. a wall street editorial says this about google's practices, restricting competition means many consumers won't see or receive the lowest price deals. so, steve, is google taking advantage of its dominance? >> the answer is yes, david, but there are plenty of alternatives, you've got priceline and bing, and there will be new sites, and very easy to establish a website putting out the best deals. network saying what did you find at this place that other

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ashley: very quickly patrice.ery quickly i want to mention the fact that nikki haley is saying with the struggles of joe biden you looking at president kamala harris, is that a good strategy. >> i think for some republican voters they worry about kamala harris and the ability to present herself and be a leader and that she's failed and somebody job she's been given whether you're talking about the borders are, now she has a new title about gun policy. she does not demonstrate that she's been a strong leader in delivering the goals and voting rights for example on the goals that she has been tasked with. nikki haley saying this is the president you're going to have it would be enough to scare a lot of conservative voters give trepidation to democrat voters who were looking at her saying she should be doing more. ashley: we have to leave it there. fred and patrice, stay there. we have other stuff to talk about. i want to move on to an issue that has both parties and the whole federal government on edge into minus fi

dagen: patrice jump in., one area travel started to at least get back to the 2020 levels. >> we specialize in leisure travel he most what i will be talking about i will tell you i am in las vegas at the travel conference right now, travel week we have more than 5,000 people here attending from 100 countries tells you then and there people are starting to travel again for business, as well. because, as much as we learned we can do everything, you know via zoom, there is nothing that replaces face-to-face interaction. >> so you said seven out of ten destinations in europe kind of i go through, feeds i see you mentioned, very true very real but, again, what do you think get out because of covid, hope doesn't happen boomerang before election this is historic a dollar applies one europe i have been a number times 1.30, 1.40 lose, 30 or 40% of dollar what part do you think is covid part of that do you think exchange seven of 10 destinations in europe. >> yeah, a combination of factors the fact the dollar euro pari

patrice wanted to jump in with a question. patrice: very quick. a distinction wean higher earner income women and lower income women who were hit by the pandemic and left the labor market. >> there was a gap. we see women that are higher educated do continue to have the purchasing power to be able to buy homes. we see a discrepancy when it comes to lower income earners and those women definitely are not in the same position that the higher educated women are but i think women nowadays are just realizing that education is power, knowledge is power, and i think that shift will continue to change. jackie: katrina, thank you so much for your time this morning. great to see you and for rushing in traffic to make it us. still ahead, february retail sales out in a half hour, we'll look at the top picks expected to do well this year, it's all going to start next hour on "mornings with maria," live on fox business. ♪ you're still the one that makes me laugh. ♪ still the one that's my better half. ♪ we're still having -- and having more days is possible wit

inflation cop concern, patrice. one thing that really struck me in the piece in the journal this morning about the saving rate it has plummeted down to 5.4%. in the middle of the pandemic we were talking about double-digit rates or savings rates. >> not surprising. americans were getting stimulus checks, child tax credits for six months to many families,en employment benefits from the federal government. it's not surprises that american families bounce back quickly and the economy reopened over a year ago and start today reopen and so the flood of extra stimulus into american households allowed americans to sit on the cash and you had renters who didn't have to pay rent so you had a lot of benefit to the american family but inflation that has accelerated particularly from the past year has eroded all of those savings and when you read the stories of families who are saying you know the extra stimulus payments and savings are dipping in because they can't make ends meet outside of that it tells you the financial budg

patrice, what about you. patrice: you know what?u're shaking hands with somebody who may have residue, who knows what on their hands. a lot of people will say you know what, i actually am glad the handshake is gone. let's figure out a better way to use our space. maria: it's not even 8:00 in the morning. what are we talking about? we're having breakfast here. we're going to take a short break and come back and talk china, heyman capital management founder kyle bass is in the house, his take on beijing's crackdown on didi. it all starts next hour right here. "mornings with maria" is live on fox business. stay with us. ♪ maria: next week on "mornings with maria," monday, the delta variant spreading across the world, dr. marty makary is here with the latest. tuesday, the democrats pushing trillions in spending as inflation grips the nation. congressman mark green is here. wednesday, from wall street to crypto, former nyc president tom farly on his new venture. thursday, republicans blasting president biden's lack of action on cuba. mer

anyway, patrice, michael, thank you very much for your time this morning. >> thank you.come back we saw devastating blow hours ago for repeal of obamacare, what's next for health care reform? we will see how the economy will hold up if obama -- if it's not repealed, what happens tote, does it implode in richard branson giving up control of the company he founded why? we will have that story. stay with us. >> if personal, this is not a political gain. this is personal for every one who cares about their children and wants to make sure they can take them to the doctor ♪ hey, i'm the internet! i know a bunch of people who would love that. the internet loves what you're doing... ...so build a better website in under an hour with... ...gocentral from godaddy. the internet is waiting. start for free today at godaddy. they call him the whisperer. the whisperer? why do they call him the whisperer? he talks to planes. he talks to planes. watch this. hey watson, what's avionics telling you? maintenance records and performance data suggest replacing capacitor c4. not bad. what's wi

no doubt about it for patrice. mitt romney well also be here. we all remember the first meeting out at the golf course in new jersey. the two really don't know each other that well. they have not spent a lot of time together. it is supposed to be a chance to do more of that. it comes after the comments over the weekend that just about everybody knows about by now. many trump supporters felt betrayed by mister romney's criticism during the campaign. senator bob corker is also in the conversation at least. the president-elect well have tomorrow. and the former mayor of the city. also in the conversation he's not here today or tomorrow as far as we know but he is here many days as far as a transition team. i just wanted to let everybody know we are getting a bit more with breaking and developing news that happened earlier at ohio state there was his attacker are now telling fox news they had identified the suspect who showed up in a vehicle and ohio state university rammed his car and then jumped out with a knife. as reported he is a small and refu

patrice, is that possible?e thought c stood for catastrophe and wanted to skip the paragraphs. seriously, this is a woman who said trust is what underpins democracy and holds democracy together. and when as a female voter, as women go out and think about voting, as all voters think about who the leader of this nation should be, trust is going to be a big factor and she already has a trust problem. this is certainly not going to help. deirdre: eric, coming back to you for our democratic voice. what if there were people who weren't sure if they were going to vote for her or not. what happens now? >> well, i don't know that i'm democratic voice but definitely independent, and i could say from an independent perspective, i think she has continual issues as it relates to specific parts of the electorate especially in swing states that are going to continue to say do i really want to be supportive of someone that maybe won't continue to tell me the truth when she's in office. these things don't ring true, and she's g

patrice colors, she's out with new statements raising new questions, and we've got details on that bigwl in congress between republican jim jordan and dr. anthony fauci. we're going to see you dr. fauci's evolving position. how he admitted, yes, he did move the goalpost. at, the audacity of democrats trying to intimidate and pack the supreme court to get what democrats want when democrats have the narrowest margin in congress in years. the democrats' new battle plan, yes, this is a raw political power play. americans say, no, don't undercut the most important firewall of independence that protects america's rights. critics asking do the democrats want to lose in the midterms? also this, a new attack from the media going after florida republican governor ron desantis. he's a potential 2024 contender. msnbc joining in, delivering the very definition of a smear here without proof or evidence. we've got the story. and the update on new york democrats saying former 2020 contender andrew yang, that this democrat is unfit to be the mayor of of new york city. this after yang was caught on came

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maria: patrice, jump in here. >> good morning, everybody. know, adam, curious about consumer sentment. from what i understand the commerce department found personal savings foal a new all -- fell to a new all-time low. people are worried because of recession worries. do you see that changing over the next quarter or the next week, with investors are and how they think consumers view the economy. >> i hear you. we've been dealing with all kinds of emotions in a macro sense and the fact that it costs so darn much. gasoline, i don't need to tell you about that. there's an interesting narrative. i think you just really tapped into it. if you look at the data from last week, it's a good news/bad news situation. the savings rate was down probably because we're spending -- we're having to spend more money on all the stuff you're talking about. but the income was up. so spending was up more than income which means we're starting to draw down savings and you kind of hate to see that because consumer balance sheets are so strong right now. but at leas

liz: patrice, a rick, terrific analysis.coming back after the break you will with us. >>> 84,000-dollar man, texas congressman blake farenthold he paid out money toened a sexual harrassment case with his communications director in 2014. we have the shocking details next. liz: "politico" reporting republican texas congressman blake farenthold used $84,000 of your money to settle a sexual harrassment claim brought by his former communications director lauren green. here is the accusation. lauren green claims she was told farenthold had sexual fantasies, this is graphic, i hate to say it, wet dreams about her. that is in the complaint. as the house ethics committee demanding the office of compliance promptly hand over all records, all of the records about sexual harassment claims against members of congress, the house, rather, the house, and their staff as well as any taxpayer payouts. back with me, patrice lee onuwuka and eric ship per. what do you make of this breaking story? >> here is my feeling about this. if you do conduc

i think that -- i think that patrice, i think al is winning.or those who abandoned hope, we'll restore hope and make america great again. >> have to be president trump. >> close, he did who cid it before? >> mike pence? liz: all right, who said it. for those who abandoned hope, we'll restore hope and we'll welcome them into a great national crusade to make america great again. liz: you heard this president reagan, many people respecting president reagan. why the dionnect? >> i think a lot of people don't like president trump in what he sands for, but he stands for what president reagan stood for is insuring that people have the -- ensuring that people have american dream work this week with cpac kicking off, we have an opportunity too make sure every american has an opportunity. >> i think that democrats missed the beat in this last election, make america great is a great phrase. i applaud our current president for figuring it out. liz: you see the dnc, and moving to eelectric a ne elect a new chair. be about success, and economic growth. >> yo

patrice, what do you think? we there? >> i am here. i would think that the crisis at the southern border is an unusual situation. i mean let's not forget this is not just a matter of people crossing into our borders, this is also a humanitarian crisis where you have a third of women who travel from the southern mexican border, through the country being raped or sexually assaulted. children are atistic of being trafficked. when you layer on that the illegal drugs and illegal arms that cross our border, i think there is a reason why the president feels like you know what? if congress is not going to act, let's make something happen, nudge them along. charles: james, some establishment republicans along with big business entities like chamber of commerce, they're all angry with president trump at this point. where do you see it going? >> well look, politically what we're discussing right now, the pure politics of this. president trump's approval rating has been historically low when you compare it to other presiden

charlie, thanks so much, patrice , thank you very much for being with us. patrice?nt trump's remain in mexico policy yielding results, brandon judd, the head of the border patrol council praising the president's plans today. that's it for us tonight, we thank you for being with us, tomorrow gordon chang among our guests, we hope you will join us as well. thanks for being with us tonight goodnight from new york. it is 5:00 a.m. here are your top stories at this hour. no end in sight with the trade war. president trump cashes out. the next round of talks will happen. it will prove how much of an impact the trade troubles have on the u.s. economy. >> jeffrey epstein's death investigation getting more bizarre. the reports of a jail staffing shortage that has everyone demanding answers this morning. will his accusers ever see justice. >> 2020 democrat taken to the political soap box at the iowa state fair.

lou: patrice used that word woke. i'm not sure what the heck that means, charlie?ke this morning, i woke early this morning. -- >> gram atticly you didn't. >> this is true. you know, poor socialists, first, they kill 100 million people, then, bernie sanders picks up their cause. and now the american democratic party picks up their cause, it has to be so embarrassing, then video like this. and it just terrible, but, sad thing, entire democratic party, has literally been taken over by this ideology, i would dare you, lou to go find a single democrat, who is running for president, to even lightly mock that whole scene, they would be afraid to do it first, they are too woke to offend them, they believe this nonsense, that crazy socialism, they would not want to turn off their support base. lou: patrice -- >> yes to charlie's point, what is interesting we laugh, it is funny, but we can't take them too lightly either. i think it is interesting to see democratic national socialist of america has grown from 5,000 to 50,000 in 3 years, they have biggest advocate out there a

then you have heather graham not getting work, right patrice? >> patrice: yeah.y when you're a young woman whose trying to kind of make your way. you shouldn't have to trade your integrity for a shot at your dreams. >> liz: we have to get to this sound bite jane fonda telling cnn she knew about harvey wine stein about a year ago. she regrets it about not saying anything watch. >> jane: i found out about harvey a year ago and i'm ashamed i didn't say anything right then. why didn't you you're so bold? >> jane: i was not that bold, because i guess it hadn't happened to me and so i didn't feel it was my place. >> what did you know? >> jane: one of the women who have spoken out, rosanna told me , and it came as a shock and a great disappointment. >> liz: okay we have 32 women with claims of sexual assault and harassment by harvey wine stein. here is jane fonda on president trump. the predator in chief and his fake news, you know, their tactic is to divide and conquer. >> we refuse to be controlled by a sexist lying hypocritical bigot. >> i have a new idea for a new b

but this is an inflammatory thing that people like patrice say and this gets people fired up.e hear all the time about covid-19 and a dangerous virus and in this country we've been taking care of it by getting the vaccine and everything that we need but she has to own up to what she's talking about she talked about socialism but i don't see where she's giventy bk to the community at all. liz: kim klacik, it's great to have you on, come back soon, foo news contributor mark theissen, i love your columns, your great writer, it's great to see you, patrice collars is also saying about the black lives matter chapters saying where is the money going. she said were not a charity and they can apply for federal grants. what do you think of that comment. >> this is what the media used to be all about investigations of corruption. this is why we have a free press and why our founders wanted to have a free press you could look into these things and now you have big tech companies when someone goes out and tries to investigate like the new york post big tech comes in and their exaggerated p

but patrice lee says so what if there is some inequality. government shouldn't try to force everything to be equal. we should tear more about liberty. >> that's right. a lot of americans feel angry because the system is rigged against them. i totally agree with that. when you look at corporate welfare, and you see how it's hard -- john: it could be rigged against you because you are black and you are a woman. >> we have come pretty far in this nation when it comes to equality for women and people of color. don't try to give me a lift up. let me be free. it says i'm not good enough on my own merits and i'm pretty good, and so are a lot of the young people in this room right now. john: alexis? >> i think the system is rigged in favor of corporate interests against the individuals. donald trump is able to use the bankruptcy code to discharge debt that he owes his lenders four times in bankruptcy. but students who go broke are unable to discharge their student loans in bankruptcy. john: do you agree with bernie sanders who says it's unfair and w

patrice tries to keep track of these cases. mean world and we have to make sure that kids get the message. >> what we are seeing is the culture of alarmism here. we are seeing an overreaction by school administrators to establish what could be harmful actions on the part of young kid and they have unintended consequences of really harming their students that they are meant to help. john: what are these people thinking? a pop tart? >> they are thinking that that can be construed in the wrong way and another student can feel her by it or fearful of it and then it could cause a chain reaction and lead to some sort of losses down the line. john: don't they get embarrassed? i rarely hear them that we went through a lot. >> they don't want to admit that they have come up with a bad policy. they are against communities and individuals and families who should really be the ones deciding what rest for the kid. john: even in the child welfare bureaucracies, this fox affiliate reporter bill anderson reported on a boy who got in trouble. >

charlie, thanks so much, patrice , thank you very much for being with us. patrice? judd, the head of the border patrol council praising the president's plans today. that's it for us tonight, we thank you for being with us, tomorrow gordon chang among our guests, we hope you will join us as well. thanks for being with us tonight goodnight from new york. and god night from new york. trish: we obtained bombshell new evidence exposing the bias at the fbi. why did the fbi use the dossier to obtain fisa warrants when the fbi clearly knew christopher steele was biased himself and anti-trump. president trump saying there is strong congressional support for background checks on guns. why one radio talk show host says the president needs to tact now in order to keep republican seats in congress. might this be his ticket

patrice: yeah. i wouldn't avoid it.s the time to get in, especially if you haven't invested in cryptocurrency yet. my husband and i were talking about what we want to do i think you're going to see some rebound. i think you're going to see, especially for new entrants into the market, new entrants into this world, particularly in my generation, millennials and young people are willing to take that risk. i think you'll start to see it will increase in price and value again but there's turbulence and it's to be expected. i wouldn't put all of my retirement in that basket but it's great if you're just trying to get in and diversify your portfolio a little bit more. dagen: hey, maria. maria: yeah, understood. dagen: there are little i don't millions ofjob openings in thisd a lot of people have quit their previous jobs to trade crypto from home for a living. it's akin to people quitting their jobs and going out to flip houses. and it is much easier to trade crypto from home than to actually flip real estate. so if you have a

thank you, patrice. have a new study that says seattle's wage hike is actually hurting low wage workers. they're losing their jobs. we've got the details next. don't want go away >> the billionaire class and wall street and say you know what? your greed is destroying this country. and you know what? we're going to take you on. >> maybe we should look at why the rich is getting richer. the power of wall street. maybe we should try to create an economy that works for all, rather than just trying to divide us up. >> in my view, the business model of wall street is fraud. >> socialist bernie sanders always blames his candidates on the campaign trail. he acted like a fat cat as well. we have details on what bernie sanders is doing. remember, he told the world that he was basically the last honest man in washington, d.c. but now he's anything but ethic and transparent. reducing to answer questions from fox news over an fbi probe into his wife alleged bank fraud over the burlington college. look. >> where are y

but patrice lee says so what if there is some inequality. government shouldn't try to force everything to be equal. we should tear more about liberty. >> that's right. a lot of americans feel angry because the system is rigged against them. i totally agree with that. when you look at corporate welfare, and you see how it's hard -- john: it could be rigged against you because you are black and you are a woman. >> we have come pretty far in this nation when it comes to equality for women and people of color. don't try to give me a lift up. let me be free. it says i'm not good enough on my own merits and i'm pretty good, and so are a lot of the young people in this room right now. john: alexis? >> i think the system is rigged in favor of corporate interests against the individuals. donald trump is able to use the bankruptcy code to discharge debt that he owes his lenders four times in bankruptcy. but students who go broke are unable to discharge their student loans in bankruptcy. john: do you agree with bernie sanders who says it's unfair and w

liz: patrice and ba danielle. >> thank you. healthy living planning to buy web md, kkr will combine the web md web site with its internet brand unit. next up, ruthless human smugglers blamed for the deaths of 10 people left in a trachor trailer in the heat in sat isan antonio. >> introducing new parodontax. the toothpaste that helps prevent bleeding gums. if you spit blood when you brush or floss you may have gum problems and could be on the journey to much worse. help stop the journey of gum disease. try new parodontax toothpaste. ♪ liz: death toll rises to 10 in what police call a horrific human smuggling case. where people died in a swelters 18-wheeler. in san antonio. a total of 39 people were inside. at one point it was estimated 100 people were there in. two of those who were injured were 15-year-old school age children. the driver faces criminal federal charges, joining me now, former immigration and customs agent, he is david ward. one of the immigrants passengers said people took turns breathing through a hole n the wa

independent women's forum patrice lee onwuka, former d.c. democrat party chairman scott bolden, good to see you both. patrice, he already has 22 million as mark meredith just told us how will he use that message, and what will that message be? >> good to see you, david. i think senator scott will use that money. he made a 6 million-dollar ad buy in iowa, new hampshire. trying to get out of the gate states in strong evangelical christian voter base. that is important. part of his message not that he is tapping into his personal story of rising from you know poverty, but also he is a man of faith, very open about his faith. i think he thinks that is a great way of making inroads. it wouldn't surprise me he is also trying to build his on the ground game in some early states to really make sure that he locks in the delegates very early on. he is able to come out of the early primaries, in a very strong position so he can then continue to build that momentum and continue to fund raise and kind of get at least to the first debate. david: scott, i

patrice: i think they're actually very good.know what, i think another -- not just incentive, but a stick is that a lot of states are saying you need to prove you are actively looking for a job to continue to get benefits. so i think we need to see more of that. i get that people were not able to work, find work before, but now there are opportunities available. the government should not be providing incentives to stay at home and maria, let me put on our radar, the child tax credit expansion is coming up this july. that's going to be another incentive. maria: another 300 bucks going to family beginning july 15. we will take a break, when we come back, wyoming senator john barrasso, he'll lay out the republicans' slimmed down infrastructure plan. plus senator marco rubio will join me with his take on countering china's influence. it all starts next hour. fox business. plans for the long term, and plans for a long weekend. at thrivent, we believe money is a tool, not a goal. to learn more, text thrive to 444555, or visit thrivent

charlie, thanks so much, patrice , thank you very much for being with us. patrice?sults, brandon judd, the head of the border patrol council praising the president's plans today. that's it for us tonight, we thank you for being with us, tomorrow gordon chang among our guests, we hope you will join us as well. thanks for being with us tonight goodnight from new york. monday night. maria bartiromo's wall street is next. maria: happy weekend everyone. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was an helps position you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo. what a week it was!in a few moments, former federal reserve chairman allen greenspan is my special guest this weekend. we're going to talk about the economy and this week that was wild in terms of the stock market. also ahead, we will talk with not one but two golf superstars this weekend. brooks kept a and rory mcllroy, coming up right here. but first the dow halting is losing

charles: patrice, let me start with you. the communique i think from the viet chairman, a -- vice chairman that vice president pence was ignorant and stupid. every time libya was brought up whether by john bolton or recently by vice president pence. what is there issue with the idea we are threatening them with the sort of situation for qaddafi? why are they taking it so hard? >> maybe because they don't like to consider themselves akin to libya. people would say if you are a rogue nation trying to stockpile dangerous way way -- weapons, ty are saying we are not going to fall into the same trap. i think the president was right to pull out of this meeting. the statement that she made was inflammatory. the idea of meeting our nuclear weapons with their is a clear threat and we don't want to deal with threats, with villains who time and time again renege on their promises. charles: the president shared his dismay at that second visit and the role china was playing with the visit to beijing. obviously china's show of force and m