trish: he and peter navarro, they never saw eye-to-eye. i saw pretty spicy debates between those two. >> which is fabulous for the president of the united states. the president needs to have advisors who bring all sides of the issue to him. so on nafta and all other trade disputes that are going on around the world, these, this team is going to be responsible for educating the president on the specifics of these opportunities and potential dales. that's why larry on one hand and bob lighthizer on the other and peter navarro can bring together

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navarro, they certainly can. they're called china. steve schmidt. >> again we see the commerce secretary, one of a cauldron of incompetence in the white house, has no idea what he's doing. we can think about these trade issues historically, smoot hawley tariff, we can see what happens when you instigate a trade war, how it can precipitate negative economic reaction, a depression. maybe this will be experiential learning for the american people, as donald trump precipitates for no good reason a trade war that will have devastating consequences in the country, not just in the equities market but for real jobs, real people, real towns and cities in this country. and the consequences of an inept and incompetent president, whether it's a from a national security perspective with people being killed in wars or economically, will start to come home now. and i think that's what we're starting to see here. this is very bad news for the american people, for people who are trying to get ahead, people trying to put their kids through colle colleg

it's not right now. >> peter navarro, i will leave it there. thank you for coming on and sharing your views. >> my pleasure. >>> joining me now is a republican senator from south dakota, mike rounds. thank you for being on the show. >> thank you for the opportunity. >> i know you want to respond about the comments. i want to ask you about syria. the state department indicates that yes, there appears to have been an attack by the assad folks and the russians are acquiescing to this. already the russian government using the phrase fake news. this is fa this is fake news that there was a chemical weapons attack and that's why i brought up that phrase because our adversaries are using the exact phrase. you supported an air strike the last time syria did this. would you support another one and do you think the president needs to respond in the same way he did a year ago? >> he was a new sheriff in town. he needed to set the agenda, making it very clear that if we draw a red line in the sand that we're going to honor that red line so what you've got

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just discussed so in private who wins that battle the protectionist around trump people like peter navarro the commerce secretary wilbur ross or is it those who question whether tariffs are going to. both of us which is in private larry kudlow steven manager of the treasury secretary or do they somehow find some compromise between those two rather different positions andrew young china has formally challenge the u.s. is tariff decision at the world trade organization what do you make of that response by china and why are we potentially going to see a lengthy legal battle here well of course china's main contract tack is that the united states is throwing away all the all the rules over the beauty oh and china has been as storms a supporter of all that obvious hero from which it benefits and that's really the first thing that ton of dance is to challenge the american action under the rules now at this stage of the game i think is a game of chicken. for the time being so the trauma administration is raising all the stakes against china's retaliatory measures trum administration seems to be d

are they going to be right is peter navarro going to be right? larry kudlow going to be right is the president going to be right? i can't tell you that, but does anybody out there, anybody, really think that we can get to the crux of these issues that have been neglected for so many decades and unsolvable by so ma presidents that we're going to get there without rocking the boat i think that's impossible. yeah >> it's a fair point you get the joint center saying the tax law is going to be b a three quarter of a percent burp to gbt annually then ross saying hey i, don't worry about this, it's only going to be b a .3 hit on gdp we're talking almost half of the gain from the fax bump >> i think that's good math right there. i think i have an issue with what rick said no reason to think that this doesn't end up in a bad, in a good place i think there's a lot of reason to think it ends up in a bad place. what's unclear to me is whether or not this is the sort of peter sellers being there presidency where he says something and people are like, oh, well

peter navarro may be deemed i guess determined to be the other way. it's who is trump going to listen to. is it going to be larry and the free trader or is it going to be navarro who is a little more protectionist in his viewpoints. yesterday of course the market was down 500 points on all those trade fears. we'll call it the larry lift or the kud low, whatever you want to call it. spoke with a bunch of reporters, mostly on the business side, including our colleague, and the market did an incredible 700-point about-face. perhaps they're looking for more of that juice this morning by sending larry out. he's trying to calm the market's nerves. calm everybody's nerves about this trade war. saying sometimes presidents have to lead. let him lead. >> well, that calming the market certainly worked yesterday. a different larry, larry summers, spoke to friends of ours over at cnn this morning about the u.s. and china. let's take a listen. >> what we need to do is figure out how to win in artificial intelligence. that's about our programs, our research and deve

pete er navarro. >> how are you this morning? >> i'm pretty good. it seems as if the administration wants to have it both ways, telling the chinese we're serious about tariffs and these are coming and here's the list but then telling the public, no, no, it's a negotiating ploy. which is it? >> it's both, mr. todd, basically what we have here is a situation where every american understands that china is stealing sour intellectual property and forcing transfer of technology when companies go to china and by doing that, they steal jobs from america and factories from america and we run an unprecedented $370 billion a year trade deficit in goods. this is an unsustainable situation. what we've done in a very measured way over the course of many months is develop a plan to make the situation significantly better. that plan is being implemented and includes both tariffs to recover the damages that china inflicts as well as investment restrictions. we are proceeding in a measured way and those tariffs will be imposed in those investment restrictions will be

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you're not peter navarro, who useded to appear on this network. you're a member of the administration that's why we bring this to our viewer's attention >> many previous administrations had decided not to comment on the fed for just that reason because they're concerned about where the line is. >> also not the trade add virz he's out of that loop almost entirely >> i got to go down to the stock exchange we're waiting for spotify. bob. >> we're getting close they reindicated at 165 to 168 that's a $3 range. it could open any moment now at 165, we price it at 29 billion. 168, about $30 billion, so again, keep moving it down you're wondering why is this process taking so long at the margins, you get buyers and sellers and suddenly yank the bids and offers at the last second thinking if they wait a little longer as a seller, the opening price will be higher or maybe if they wait a little longer as a bidder, as a buyer, the opening price might be a little lower, so this is a a whole, very good way to describe this is is game theory you're trying to fig

rick santelli brought us peter navarro a few moments ago.said. >> when it comes to trade, the strategic vision here is to get to a world not dominated bypassive trade impallanced and trade practices but rather to a world of free trade. >> let's get to rick santelli at the cme and get reflections on your second interview with navarro in a couple weeks. what did you think, rick >> you know, i think that he has a big job and so does larry kudlow and the president because in order to get to a bilateral arrangement with china which is essentially where this is leading to, you need to have certain forces arise and in my opinion, those aren't easy there's big time issues here you know, trying to adjust trade in the current global setting that we all do business in will be kind of like trying to fix a problem on your car while you're on the expressway going 60 miles an hour. trade doesn't pull off trade doesn't have a pit stop. the global economy doesn't go into neutral to allow tinkering under the hood so it's a tough job. but so is the notion of p

navarro wants to hold tight, be tough. i think we have to watch the stock market this coming week and see how long trump can stand these massive losses in the stock market and see if he can hold firm because there is a lot of anxiety with the president about the stock market. >> and we will be watching you, kayla, for all of the information on that on cnbc. thank you so much for your time tonight. i really appreciate it. >>> we also do here on msnbc want to make a correction to an earlier report on this network. msnbc has been reporting today that the nse is set to meet on syria tonight. we reached out to the white house and the nsc and they have not confirmed that to us. we will continue to report out this story and keep you up to date on it. >>> but for now, up next, we are just getting started. senator amy klobuchar is standing by. she is set to grill mark zuckerberg on capitol hill this week. plus. >> this was going to be my remarks. it would have taken about 2 minutes. the hell with it. [ applause ] >> that would have

not so much comments we hear out of wilbur ross and peter navarro.at 7:30 this morning, wilbur ross, that's when the market really tanked, he was saying wars, it's okay. wars end in negotiations, no biggie. it was larry kudlow who in the last hour on the front lawn of the white house said hold your houses. >> but donald trump's tweets tend to reflect from wilbur ross and peter navarro is saying, do not reflect what larry kudlow is saying. >> i can tell you what we've got -- volatility. >> thousands of people march on memphis to mark the 50th anniversary of the assassination of martin luther king jr. >> on april 4, 1968, just after 4:00 in the evening, king steps out of his hotel room of the lorraine motel. a rifle is fired. an hour later king is pronounced dead and american history changed forever. >> for more on today's mlk legacy and today's marches, tramaine lee is live in memphis. what's the mood there? >> reporter: tell you what, there is a line between celebration and commemoration. folks here mourning this very solemn day, celebrating the life

navarro's take. >> so i'm trying to be kind here, but a lot of people accuse peter navarro of not understanding wrong about global trade this quote from him suggests he doesn't understand markets either i'll let mr. wonderful comment on that, but my experience is that when a market doesn't -- or judges a policy badly, the problem is not the markets understanding of the policy, the problem is more likely the policy and i'll remind you for example of the europeans during the financial crisis when they kept saying we're doing something, we're doing something. the banks, we're doing testing of the tanks and the banks would tank the bureaucrats didn't get it. peter navarro is being accused of getting these wrong, the wrong aim for policy the idea that a trade deficit goes up when growth goes up. the idea that trade deficits are the wrong targets for policy and.concern -- what i'm hearing from economists, becky, is a spectrum not from this policy is good or bad to the spectrum is we're confused about the policy to this policy is bad. i want to read you some of the quotes that i've gotten the last cou

here's a reprise, hoping navarro won't mind my stealingin hillectual property.th g.d.p.tal size of the economy in a given year. by definition, thatahas to equal "c" for that year's consumption, what we cs spent here in the u.s.; "g" for what our government spent here; i for total investment in america, a finally x minus m: x for what foreigners pay us for our expos, minus m, what we pay them for what we import from them. the bigger the total, the bigger the annual economy or g.d.p. but the economy will shrink if there is a trade deficit, if more imports than exports, more m than x. so here's the big idea: tax the imports with tariffs and they'll become more expensive compared to homegrown products. then more of us should buy american. that would mean more u.s. jobs, the trade deficit would shrivel, the economy would thrive. doesn't sound crazy. and yet many economists, if not most, would agree instead with the doctrine of trade deficitso arguedrcibly by conservative economist milton friedman. he once jabbed his finger at me, decrying the newshour's penchant for pitting s

omar navarro is a long-shot candidate against maxine waters in southern california. i don't believe that event even took place directly in the district where they're running, but omar navarro is someone who picked up endorsement from stone and alex jones. a movement that michael flynn does speak to. i don't know in the republican establishment anyone who wants to be associated with him while cooperating with special counsel michael flynn. he's cooperating. who knows? maybe wearing a wire. people speculated that on anyone cooperating with robert mueller at this time. it's very unusual in this moment to be speaking out, talking publicly. you're not seeing it from paul manafort, rick gates or george papadopolos, besides a couple selfie tweets papadopolos put out about him and his fiancee. >> and who's giving him legal advice, he's going out there or at least telling him what to say. interesting on one hand you have james comey with just released memos saying president trump once pointed to his head and said of michael flynn, the guy has serious judgment issues. today tr

navarro advises the president. nasdaq, down. huge recovering rally in amazon, which is a cracking story. amazon, we will talk about that later this hour. get data and we the inflation story in the eurozone shortly. we move on to politics. manus: this is about the formation of the government. i wonder to what extent this could be the pivotal moment for italy. or isere more elections there appetite to form a decent government? what does that mean for reform? what does that mean for italian banks? we will have to watch the choreography of who talks to the president when. in the u k, 250 employees have until tonight to report their gender pay gap. how has the data change the conversation. let's check in on them market action with nejra cehic. searchingan equities for direction. investors waiting to see how the trade row will develop between the u.s. and china. we have yet to see what retaliatory measures mean. you can see that china and japan are shrugging off the trade row. the msci pacific index is flat. higherthe s&p 500 closed b

that is certainly the context of "access hollywood." >> the facts, anna navarro, that this video backs that -- how does that make you feel? >> too little, too late. look, every time i think back to that october and the release of those "access hollywood" tapes and it is interesting because as dana was speaking one of the republicans came out and said it is time for him to quit and i'm not going to be part of this was precisely paul ryan who made up with him and reconcile with him and work with him once he became elected. but every time this issue comes back up, i go back to thinking, i can't believe this guy was a nominee of my party. i can't believe christian evangelicals voted for this guy and i can't believe this guy got elected president with everything that he did. and if what we're reading into this is true, and that is an if, if what we are reading into this is true there was some effort to tamp those down and cover this up, it is amazing because it means they were probably covering up karen mcdougal and stormy daniels and the "access hollywood" tapes and the three we know so f

it was larry kudlow's first week peter navarro going back and forth. think that is the pinpoint for all the volatility that we had whether you think there is a high probability of tariffs or not. >> the white house has had so many i'll call them volatile weeks. they have had a lot of weeks you are going to tell me that this week -- it's the market. >> from the market lens given what we heard from mnuchin and navarro and kudlow going back and forth it was a real disaster. >> that's my point the quantitative strategies are ruling the roost passive money ruling the roost as well. those two categories are sort of in control of the mart place the fundamental investors -- >> isn't passive money -- >> retail money. it's going through etfs. >> shouldn't passive money be helping the market right now shouldn't that be a stabilizer for people that are not over reacting >> it's motional you have to back it out. you look at the big institutions and say what are they doing. >> but they are not passing on the trading right now. >> are they selling out of core positio

trish: he and peter navarro, they never saw eye-to-eye. pretty spicy debates between those two. >> which is fabulous for the president of the united states. the president needs to have advisors who bring all sides of the issue to him. so on nafta and all other trade disputes that are going on around the world, these, this team is going to be responsible for educating the president on the specifics of these opportunities and potential dales. that's why larry on one hand and bob lighthizer on the other and peter navarro can bring together the best opportunity for america and i think the best deal for american workers and american companies. trish: what is your reaction to the comey memos? >> well, you know what? gosh, you know, i have a lot of reactions. one, congress has been asking for these memos and congress can't get them, they're leaked. this is part of the systemic problem of washington but james comey seems to articulate a lot of issues in the memos that the president agrees with. the problem is were national security and details and

here's what peter navarro told cnbc yesterday afternoon >> the market is reacting in a way which does comport with the strength, the unbelievable strength of president trump's economy. everything in this economy is hitting on all cylinders because of president trump's economic policies we cut taxes, that is stimulating investment in a way which will be noninflationary that will drive up productivity and wages. mick mulvaney at omb is orchestrating one of the best deregulation events since the reagan administration. that's supply side benefit to the economy that pushing inflation down and growth up >> let's get reaction to that and your money moves, larry mcdonald editor of the bear traps report larry, i know the headlines all say trade related selloff, but is it? netflix was down 5% what does that have to do with trade >> it's a massive sector rotation at one point technology is nearly 20% of the s&p. the oil names are down less than 7% of the s&p in terms of market capitalization what's happening is you're seeing a rotation out of expensive growth into more value. i think that the oi

peter navarro and director of the council. >> a day for the history books. this is top three worst deals in american history. you have china get in the wto. and three hillary clinton and obama. as you did. we hammered our auto industry. and the president in that campaign renegotiate. and promise made and kecht and history made today. >> lou: and congratulations ever looming. nafta first and foremost. the president fumes when he mentions the term nafta. how close are we and how is establishing the reciprocal trade that the president wants. it is the best trade negotiator. and he's running now. he hopes to get a fair deal. it is worth looking at korea deal. and that gives a a deal. and the free and fair trade where you tear down the one of the things korean, they would put standard and environmental safety standard that are unique to korea. we had cars going over there safe and clean. >> and how many would go from here to there? keep it in your lane. in want more cars in south korea. iekt preponderates of the pef sits is automarks and 5500 identifier're and ov

and we have a flood warning in effect tomorrow for navarro river at navarro mendocino county.xpected above floodtage between 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. flood advisory remains in effect. a mess all across the state right now. flood watches in effect until 11:00 a.m. sunday. expecting 3-7 inches. tonight's game was rained out of. but will play tomorrow. there is the accuweather seven-day forecast showing that the storm will still rank three tomorrow morning on the storm impact scale. but will give way to sunnier and dryer weather. more coming up later. >> thanks a lot. the spillway at oroville dam can be tested with the storm. still under repair. and more than a year ago, a heavy crater opened up after heavy rains. crews shut it down, but problem vacati evacuating the city. >>> well, as spencer mentioned, the giants have declared the game against the dodgers a rain out. no crying in baseball. but has got to be a disappointment for giants and dodger fans. going to be played april 28. tickets for tonight's game will beonored for the afternoon game on the 28th. >> we love to see the

when i think about pete navarro, you know, he's kind of like to economics as, like, scott pruitt is to since for all intents and purposes. i think they have a real problem on the messaging front here. they're sending their worst people out there to tell a story. >> if we wanted to get tough on china, wouldn't the answer stay in tpp? work with a number of other countries to put pressure on china? because china deserves that pressure. >> i think this is my problem with a good cop/bad cop metap r metaphor. the bad cop story keeps changing. we had this investigation on whether state support for steel and overcapacity in china was a security risk for the u.s., right? we shifted to a different investigation on whether they were doing state support for other enterprises, right. so we're saying different things about china. there is a story to be told about chinese theft of intellectual property. but what we need to be doing is working with all of the other countries that trade with china to figure out how we together work on this. the one thing i will give peter navarro credit for and donald

let's put peter navarro aside. what do actual respected economists say about this? >> the u.s. is the biggest trading partner for almost every single country that is currently being considered for one of these exemptions. the president and his entire economic team, not just navarro, feel there's an incredibly strong position. you've had commerce secretary rosetting even what the eu and china were proposing for retaliation were small potatoes according to the total output of the u.s. economy and it wasn't something that would break anyone's backs. tell that to people in tennessee, in wisconsin, who work at the companies where some of these exports would be dramatically affected. the bottom line is $3 billion is not going to kill the economy here. >> that's the white house's line. where's larry kudlow in all this? who's always been an anti-tariff guy? >> he's said he's a free trader. he believes the president at heart is a free trader. but that there could be some short-term pain in order to get the result long term? the president has said that as recently as saturday night. that

white house trade adviser peter navarro does not see that happening. here is what he said about current u.s. trade relations with china. >> that just leads to escalation and spirals. what i do know is the president is firmly committed to a course of action which will level the playing field with the united states and china. he has the full support of the american people. >> yesterday, china slapped tariffs on 128 u.s. properties. pork, wine, future and nuts. that is a small portion of the hundreds of billions of dollars shipped between china and u.s. each year. take pork. pork producers council warns this will have an impact on rural americans and top ten pork propducing states. >>> president trump is also targeting his own justice department. claiming it is dragging its field handing over documents related to congressional led investigations. he tweeted so sad that the department of justice, end quote, and the fbi are slow walking or even not giving the unredacted documents requested by congress. an embarrassment to our country. the timing of the twee

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and we have a flood warning in effect tomorrow for navarro river at navarro mendocino county.above flood stage between 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. flood advisory remains in effect. a mess all across the state right now. flood watches in effect until 11:00 a.m. sunday. expecting 3-7 inches. tonight's game was rained out of. but will play tomorrow. there is the accuweather seven-day forecast showing that the storm will still rank three tomorrow morning on the storm impact scale. but will give way to sunnier and dryer weather. more coming up later. >> thanks a lot. the spillway at oroville dam can be tested with the storm. still under repair. and more than a year ago, a heavy crater opened up after heavy rains. crews shut it down, but problem vacati evacuating the city. >>> well, as spencer mentioned, the giants have declared the game against the dodgers a rain out. no crying in baseball. but has got to be a disappointment for giants and dodger fans. going to be played april 28. tickets for tonight's game will be honored for the afternoon game on the 28th. >> we love to see the weat

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some have suggested they will not meet with peter navarro because of his attitude towards china. so progress, forward motion perhaps that will happen but i really doubt it that too much is going to happen. the chinese are doug and write down the best they can offer is to suggest that larger talks take place perhaps later in washington. melissa: liz that could be viewed bands work though. if you look at steve mnuchin is set up to play good cop bad cop he could see somebody believes in free and fair trade and to convey the president's position that it could be good cop bad cop. you had better give us a good deal or this other guy is crazy. he's going to go through with it even if he hurts the u.s.. what do you think? >> i think that's all true and by the way i heard at the milken conference when senator schumer was being interviewed and he came down very much in favor of being hard on china today think the democrats have figured out that this is a winning political message from president trump. that is his team's hand incredibly. he feels basically political wings are behind him. t

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navarro river until midnight on sunday. flood watch is 11:00 a.m. tomorrow, all the region. mud and rock slides are possible. just remain alert going into tomorrow morning. what did w do? san francisco, 2.10 inches of rain. that's actually a daily record. second wettest record for the entire month of april. now san francisco has surpassed theverage rain for entire month of april, the case for many cities. mill valley over five inches. more than half a foot in occidental, and san jose and santa cruz mountains not gotten share yet, third of inch. santa rosa, concord, over an inch. livermore, .06. this is a warm storm. done its damage. so far over 30 reports of flooding, mostly debris flows some, and heavy rain as well. continue to see problems like that. sierra, coulde problematic, allain falling on top of the snow. flood watch in effect until 11:0 sunday. enhanced flooding potential with heavy rain on top of the high snow pack. high sierra, levels are high. emeryville paints a wet picture. take it easy on the roads. winds down midday tomorrow, drying out sunday and monday. st

we'll get insight from peter navarro. what a wild day. the white house of course sends the troops out and they sort of calm the market down. but what do you think the media is missing? they pounced all on it. all you saw were boards of how the market was going to open. all these chanlts never talked about the stock market once in 2017, now it's a proxy for imminent doom. >> we have a situation where china is stealing our stuff. everybody knows that. china forces the technology transfer of our companies. what that does is creates chinese competitors that basically put us out of business. all the president is trying to do is defend america against those kind of practices. within the broader context of his amazing 4-point growth plan. as your previous guest said, they are helping the lower third of the income distribution in a disproportionate and positive way. we have got a deregulation phenomenon going on led by mick mulvaney at omd. it harks back to the reagan years when you had a -- charles: everyone on the conservative side says lowered

conozco a manchester united los esperamos de gran manera los esperamos con muchas ganas >> y alejandro navarro de mejorar el ser humano demostrar que esta para desafíos grandes es la competencia, producto de esta rotación vemos que varios jugadores que no habían sido tenidos en cuenta, que muchos llaman moleros esta cerca del primer equipo como araujo jesús gallardo irving lozano entre otros, es válido y el arriesgar ha dado frutos para el fútbol mexicano >> rafael márquez tiene posibilidad de ir a rusia 2018 >> nos preocupa, lo invitamos en su aspecto deportivo lo invitamos a entrar a la plataforma que la federación diseñó es una plataforma donde cada uno con su nombre y código puede ver un plan individualizado en cuanto a fortalecimiento y en cuanto a crecimiento personal, a rafael se le sugirió eso, creo que lo está haciendo si está a buen nivel estará >> y vaya que todos lo queremos en el mundial de rusia, vamos a pausa, ya volvemos con más en noticiero telemundo corporal de. >> ♪. >> dramático rescate de una perrita en un casa en llamas es captado por una cámara corporal de agente en buen

peter navarro, in those red states.resident made a decision and here's the two clear messages the president wants to send to the american people. first, he will have the backs of personal farmers which china tries to attack them. secondly, he is sending a very clear message to china. there is a reason why president trump sits behind the resolute desk. he will stand up foreamerica. this is business. and this is the kind of business where we have to stand firm against china's unfair trade practices unlike the previous presidents for the last 16 years prior to this president basically surrendered over 7,000 factories to china and millions of manufacturing jobs. this is historic moment. ainsley: i do believe him. i believe he will have the backs of americans. look at the coal industry. hillary clinton went into west virginia and said i want to end the coal industry. and he went immediately afterwards and said i want to bring back the jobs and protect you guys. brian: that's easier than. ainsley: is he a negotiator and that'

the navarro win is about taking some pain in order to have gain.he pain is going to be felt by shareholders you heard him? it is not that many. >> wish he could quantify a little bit that would make things easier. >> i feel that when i go over machinery, and electronics are really hard. i have another trade all right we are going to give them all unit unit united rentals and all domestic and earth moving >> infrastructure play verses cat. >> go ahead, make my day short yum and go long yum. >> what about like shipping containers is there a short there some where? >> that's really interesting >> who makes those things? >> go along u-haul there is going to be shipping containers going back and forth. >> yes, that's a challenge business >> how about starbucks and dunkin's donuts? >> starbucks is growth and dunkin's is domestic >> you are going down a dangerous road when you indicate the chinese are going to win >> i am saying there will be hedge funds during every one of those trades and if you get a settlement, you will get crushed. >> robert frost. >

peter navarro was exactly right there, that they were cheating, they're stealing, it's costing the americane can't go forward with the american -- the question is what is the best way to achieve that? is it tariffs? is it some other -- trump can't stand down here, he has to force china to change their behavior. and most americans agree that china both mill tarristicly and the fact that they steal 3$350 billion of our technology every year without paying for it. that can't continue. >> i hear what you're saying on china, but you argue alongside larry kudlow that tariffs are tax hikes. do you think these tariffs undo some of the good will the tax cuts brought to voters? >> the question is that cost worth it? now there's no question that if you get into a tit for tat situation with china, the one ace in the hole that america is indisputable is that china needs access our markets more than we need access to theirs. china is going to have to start to make some real concessions with respect to the technology that they're stealing, not just technology, our drugs, our vaccines, our computer softwar

. >>> coming up, national trade council peter navarro will join us on "closing bell" around 4:35 p.m., in about an hour or so don't miss that interview with peter navarro coming up. >>> dow heading back toward session lows we're not quite there yet but shedding 630 points right now. the s&p with sectors on the screen is down 75. and the outperformer, if you want to call it that, utilities and telecom still down about 1.3% to 1.7% consumer discretionary and tech. discretionary hit by netflix and amazon they're down in the range of 3% to 3.5%. >> oil is slipping down quite a bit and gold moving in the other direction, up 1.4% a safe haven trade. >>> bob pisani with an update on the latest movement in the market. >> the important thing is we are off the lows, wilf, but not by much the s&p 500, 2555 was our low. notable decline. the whole market fell apart around 11:00 when we saw the 0 200-day average get breached we saw tech and f.a.n.g. stocks. you can see they're down again apple off the lows these are all off their lows but most are in correction territory. in the case of facebook, i

trade representative peter navarro -- mr. mnuchin: and larry kudlow and secretary ross.tephanie: should i be listening to you preparing for these conversations or peter navarro? is that a united front? you should be listening to all of us. we have a terrific economic team and we meet almost daily on these issues. we meet with the president regularly. it is good to have diversity of opinion and when we go over there, we will have one voice. stephanie: what is success on : if way back? mr. mnuchin you will know it when you see it. few hours we are a away from the exemption from the tariffs expiring for the european union and for a bunch of other denny's -- countries. can you tell us more on that? mr. mnuchin: i expect he will see a decision from the president today. i'm obviously not going to get ahead of the president on his announcements. steven mnuchin speaking to stephanie flanders at the conference in beverly hills. tatrt tatro.ed by quin let's start on the possible exemption from tariffs and eu allies. are these cliffhangers helping fuel volatility? or is that part o

peter navarro seems to have positioned himself to take the lead on these issues.301 report is out i think there will be consistency in policy even if there is some more moving around of the deck chairs. emily: the administration is also reportedly considering trying to penalize or influence chinese investment in u.s. tech sectors, specifically they had been talking about semiconductors and 5g. how do you expect that to play out? adam: we have already seen that. the president blocked the broadcom acquisition of qualcomm. we have seen leaks of documents that supposedly the government was thinking about nationalizing nationalizing the 5g networks. the most likely reform is a reform of the process. the committee on foreign investment in the united states. there has been concern that some of the ways that china has been acquiring technology -- they have been either using minority positions or going after companies that are bankrupt or trying to buy ip. i think that process will be reformed with a bill that has bipartisan support and that will make it harder for the chi

navarro river until midnight on sunday. flood watch is 11:00 a.m. tomorrow, all the region. and rock slides are possible. just remain alert going into tomorrow morning. what did we do? san francisco, 2.10 inches of rain. that's actually a daily record. second wettest record for the entire month of april. now san francisco has surpassed the average rain for entire month of april, the case for many cities. mill valley over five inches. more than half a foot in occidental, and san jose and santa cruz mountains not gotten share yet, third of inch. santa rosa, concord, over an inch. livermore, .06. this is a warm storm. done its damage. so far over 30 reports of flooding, mostly debris flows some, and heavy rain as well. continue to see problems like that. sierra, could be problematic, all rain falling on top of the snow. flood watch in effect until 11:00 sunday. enhanced flooding potential with heavy rain on top of the high snow pack. high sierra, levels are high. emeryville paints a wet picture. take it easy on the roads. winds down midday tomorrow, drying out sunday and monday