congratulations. >> thank you >> all right looks like no q & a there in buenos aires at the pink house, the state capital in buenos aires, argentina what the president was referring to, by the way, it's really interesting, eamon, this meeting between these two men. there is actually much in common the president referred to it president trump, obviously the son of fred trump, his father a successful real estate developer. the president of argentina, mauricio macri, his father also a successful real estate development witdevelo developer with a lot of projects in new york city he's still a real estate developer. these two men not just running nations, not just real estate developers, but also the sons of successful real estate developers who actually did business together. it is quite the relationship >> it is a very small world sometimes, isn't it? >> among the millionaires, yes, it is. >> right that's right it's a small world at the very top. definitely the president here running about a half hour late getting to the pink house while he was tweeting his frustrations about the mueller investigation, from his r residence here in bue

. >> president trump is in buenos aires, argentina, where he's holding several one-on-one meetings with world leaders, including with japanese prime minister shinzo abe, saturday he'll meet withierman chancellor merkel and on saturday night he has a dinner with the chinese president. he canceled his meeting with russian president vladimir putin. >> coming up this weekend on book tv, sunday at 7:30 p.m. eastern, senator bernie sanders talks about his book "where we go from here: two years in the resistance." >> you can watch, you can watch television from morning to night for years, that question will not come up. sit appropriate that the top .1% owns more wealth than the bottom 90%? is it appropriate that in the wealthiest country in the history of the world, we have the highest rate of childhood poverty of almost any other ajor country on earth? are we concerned that a handful of media conglomerates control what we see, hear, and read? >> on sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on "after words," rahan salan discusses his book "melting pot or civil war," a son of immigrants makes the case agains

president donald trump has arrived in buenos aires argentina for the g. twenty summit earlier he announced he was canceling a meeting with russian president vladimir putin blaming russia seizure of ukrainian naval vessels the two leaders had planned to hold talks at the summit. germany's parliament the bundestag has backed the united nations migration pact while making it clear that the agreement is not binding and so may not actually be put into effect the pact aims for safety.

buenos aires. donald trump and xijingping have face—off in buenos aires. donald trump and xi jingping have arrived in argentina20 summit, and everyone‘s looking forward to the crucial trade talks. taiwan and the trade dispute. how the island nation is dealing with the fallout of the conflict between china and the united states. 6ood good morning, asia. hello, world. it's a friday, glad you could join us it's a friday, glad you could join us for another exciting addition of asia business report. i'm rico hizon. the 620 summit is our main story at this hour, kicking off in buenos aires, argentina later today and the main focus will be the first face—to—face meeting between us president donald trump and his chinese counterpart xi jingping since their trade war began. both leaders have arrived in the capital. investors, businesses and politicians will be watching the event very closely to see whether the leaders of the two biggest economies can strike a deal to diffuse tensions. from the event, the head of the world trade organization told the bbc‘s daniel 6allas that global trade faces its biggest challenges in m

los ojos de fÚtbol estÁn en lo ocurrido en buenos aires, argentina.pablo: tres amigos que soÑaba con ver la final de las finales. ganÓ la frustración. >> vinimos desde lejos a ver un efecto que era el partido del el ente que rige el fÚtbol de sudamÉrica decidiÓ postergar sin fecha el encuentro que se tiÑÓ de violencia en el dÍa de ayer. >> cancelaron dos veces el partido. la seguridad, todo eso te estresa. pablo: la vergüenza invadiÓ al argentina. muchos sienten pena por el espectÁculo patÉtico, sobre todo faltando cuatro dÍas para que esta ciudad sea sede la mÁxima cita mundial. donald trump, angela merkel y necessary macro, -- no se sabe cÓmo se garantizarÁ su seguridad. >> para nosotros es una tristeza. lo vivimos con dolor, tendrÍa que ser una gran fiesta del fÚtbol arge pero algunos inadaptados perjudican un gran espectÁculo. pablo: la conmebolintentarÁ ponerse de acuerdo reprogramar esta sÚper final y decidir en quÉ estadio se jugara. en buenos aires, pablo monsalvo, univisiÓn. carolina: pumas de la unam y santos clasifican. se volvemos. patrici

a woodturning company was founded over thirty years ago by a german couple in a suburb of buenos aires argentina in good times they had twelve employees but now there's only one. three years ago the company had a downturn but even before that we felt the crisis for example a lot of our kind of work is done in china these days so the services come from outside the country they can produce cheaper and better conditions than we do here it's hard to compete we have taps of all kinds and the currency the argentine peso gets devalued all the time. although the becks of paid into the pension fund for decades their pension is still very low only eight thousand pesos each the family can barely make ends meet. a dozen former employees and their families are suffering from the shutdown of the company. and water garcia he lost his job after twenty eight years at the age of fifty five is not likely to be employed anywhere so like many argentinians he now makes ends meet as an uber driver. it wasn't just the last government. this one has been bad for industry to. be in the industry that is where most people h

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we are in buenos aires, argentina, and everyone is feeling good. one thing we know about the michael cohen plea deal is that it did not catch the president by surprise, laura. unlike the rest of the world that was taken by surprise, because the president was informed of the pending guilty plea last night by one of his outside councils. she was told about it by the department of justice. she mutely telephoned the president to talk about it. she told rudy giuliani who talked with the president last night and again this morning. by the time the president came out of the white house to go to the noisy helicopter that you alluded to, he had plenty of time to digest the cohen guilty plea and prepared to answer questions about the trump tower project in moscow. listen. >> i decided ultimately not to do it. there would've been nothing wrong if i did do it. if i did do it, there would've been nothing wrong. he is lying very simply to get a reduced sentence. >> we also found out today that the president did answer a question that robert mueller had about the

a la superficie del submarino quedarÍa en manos de la jueza que investiga lo ocurrido en buenos aires argentina que el mbadatraficante jesÚs el rey presidente de mÉxico enrique peÑa nieto 6 millones de dÓlares en dos pagos en un restaurante. serÍa un elemento mÁs en esta traiciÓn al chapo guzmÁn. vÍctor silva tiene un recuento con las anÉcdota sdodesconocida que el rey zambada ha descrito hasta ahora en la corte. >>> ha sido una semana de historias desconocidas para el mundo. es la chrhistoria de un rey que traicionÓ a otro hablao sinalo. por ejemplo, las disputas entre ellos y los hermanos arrellano fÉlix por el control de tijuana y elfa wlifallido intento de fu la pipa de la paz. segÚn el rey los fipistoleros d los arrellano fÉlix iban por el chapo. aÑos mÁs tarde "el chapo" le confesÓ haber a snaes uno de los hermanos de los arrellano fÉlix y. uno de ellos escondiÓ guzmÁdeu comenzÓ un pacto entre lÍderes de la oroing es ganizaciÓn. pero a pesar de la notoriedad del caso del rey "del chapo" y el cartel de sinaloa en las calles el juicio no ha captado la atenciÓn de los gnecnexo mexicanos. >>>

buenos aires and will meet tomorrow night. matt: thanks very much. michael mckee on the ground, reporting in buenos aire argentina president trump decided to cancel a meeting with vladimir putin over the capture of ukrainian ships and sailors over crimea. the formerfrom kiev, minister of economic development and trade. thanks very much for your time this morning. in do things stand right now your dispute with russia? >> kiev is sunny but cold, -10 degrees and the whole country is on theg the situation sea, where ships have been , which ledr months to this provocation on the russian side. we have three ships kidnapped by russia along with 23 soldiers and this is the first time we have seen where russian troops have been directly involved in shooting at ukrainian troops, so men,re polite little green it is open provocation, open war , therefore the president and parliament announced martial law , putting the army on high alert. strengthening the borders. anna: good morning. is the ukraine getting enough support from international allies on this? we heard president trump has canceled his meeting with president putin

help. >> and watch the people -- >> i'm going to go back to the pictures we are seeing from buenos aires, argentinaand president trump and melania, at that beautiful opera house. i believe that the u.s. is probably the premiere place to put your money. i think a lot of investors agree with that at this point. that does have to do with recovery in the banking sector as well. if you want to put ocasio cortez on this committee, along with maxine waters i'm not sure going to make the banks as competitive. >> foster i like your optimism. i'm not sure this is where she could learn on the job, how banking works. this is a very complicated job. on the upside, she hasn't been corrupted yet by all the donations that come to new york area politicians on the banking industry. even like barney frank who was very left, dodd frank, at least he understood i think the whole banking system and financial services. you may not agree with his politics, but i think there's a lack of experience and education coming with some of these people coming into government, even though they are young and everything, they don't hav

thank you. [ applause ] >>> president trump is in buenos aires, argentina for the g20 summit. the president will hold one-on-one meetings with several world leaders including shinzo abe and angela merkel and he has a dinner scheduled with xi jinping. he canceled his meeting with vladimir putin and we will continue to update you on his trip as news becomes available. join american history tv this weekend for live, all-day coverage of the international conference on world war ii, from the national world war ii museum in new orleans starting saturday with authors and historians discussing d-day, 1944. the war with japan, and the unheralded commanders and lessons learned from the war. watch the international conference on world war ii live saturday starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. now members of the public including a group of jail law students testified before the u.s. judicial conference which is a policymaking arm for the federal courts on sexual harassment. the hearing's purpose was to hear about proposed changes to sexual misconduct policy on t

ness report" bu eamon javers in buenos aires, argentina. >>> while the world focuses on trade oil policy di likely to be ussed at the g20. since some of the most influential players in the crud market w in attendance. they have been faced with an oil price collapse that has pushed u.s. crude down below $50 a barrel. joining gus thebal head of commodity strategy at rbc capital market od to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> in the past when prices go down as much as they have in ton couples it's a case of opec cutting production to try and shore but it won't be that easy, will it. >> cerinly we are looking at an opec production cut next week. the's the expectation when producer organization meets thursday. but there is concern that esident trump's relationship with saudi arabia and the fact that president trump keeps calling on saudis to keep the taps open may mean at the last minute they decid to follow trump instead of pulling the barrels from the market. we have to wait and see what happens. and we are likely to get from the g20 because we are russia and saudi meeting on the sidel

eamon javers in buenos aires, argentina for us any meat to sink the investor's teeth? is it oh a nothing burger i don't know what that is. is it a market moving event. >> i don't think it's a market moving event i don't think there is a deal made but pruch is so focusesed on the stock market going higher with all the noise around the administration he views winning the market going higher. he gets a framework for dialogue or rhetoric out and the stock market is up on monday in my opinion. >> what's interesting, intraday, the markets rose on the back of a headline from a chinese official saying that there is growing consensus, although still differences between the sides. >> this is the cease fire, truce everybody is throwing around if you have any type of ratcheting down of this trade war, then the market is going to say, hey, wait a second, maybe an end in sight. and that's positive for it but i think it would be very important afterwards -- or maybe it already did that type of thing today. >> the it was preloaded it was positioning today. people covered what they had

a big moment in buenos aires, argentina, is that meeting between xi xinping tomorrow night and president donald trump. [closing bell rings] markets wrap up november in the green. they're seeing best performance in behalf of two years. on behalf of new york based crew, that will do it for "the claman countdown." melissa: here we go. the meeting we're waiting for, stocks rising ahead of the formal sit-down between president trump and xi xinping. the dow's best week, wait for it, since the 2016 election. connell: really? that's amazing. melissa: s&p in the green. nasdaq as well. both up for the week after a terrible week the week before. they were both down nearly 4% apiece. i'm connell mcshane. connell: i'm france france. this is "after the bell." we have . >> president signing a new trade agreement taking place of 1/2 at this. we're live on the ground in argentina with very latest on all of president trump's meeting, what you can expect from the big one, the high-stakes dinner tomorrow night with president xi xinping. we're also following breaking news at this hour. this massive 7.0-magni

the meeting in buenos aires argentina for months and there is still a lot of anticipation and the main events haven't even begun but we are there are two scottie nell hughes host of the new news views and hughes gives us a report from argentina where as we mentioned earlier donald trump has canceled his meeting with russian president vladimir putin. now the effects of the cancelled meeting by president donald trump are to president putin is still trying to be figured out as this was a schedule that was just announced just a few hours before by the kremlin so now his other leaders are trying to figure out how this is going to affect their meetings with each other i do know one thing that that family photo that they're all supposed to take together just a little bit more awkward now prior to this the awkwardness was going to be coming from the form and from the interaction with the saudi crown prince mohammed bin a soundman a lot of people were wondering how were they going to react were they going to be seen taking a picture with them or standing next to them now prior to all of this ev

con la informaciÓn de esta maÑana porque los lÍderes del mundo se reÚnen en la ciudad de buenos aires, argentinae de ese paÍs. antes de viajar a la cumbre del g 20 donald trump calificÓ a michael cohen como dÉbil que trata de reducir su sentencia luego que este dijo que mintiÓ al senado sobre la organizaciÓn trump. >> en tanto trascendiÓ que el proyecto de construir una torre trump en moscÚ consideraba regalar un acto de 50 millones al mandatario ruso vladimir putin, asÍ lo confirmÓ un hombre de negocios que trabajÓ en el proyecto con el abogado michael cohen y explicÓ que el regalo era parte de una estrategia de mercado para atraer a los oli gashgs a vivir _ en la nueva construcciÓn. >> una nueva persecuciÓn termino en tragedia en california cuando el chofer de una camioneta hizo caso omiso a las seÑales de alto que le hizo la patrulla fronteriza. >> al menos tres personas muertas es el saldo de una persecuciÓn esta tarde justo despuÉs de las 4:30 sobre la autopista ocho en el este de san diego, salieron disparados del vehÍculo, asi lo indica el reporte. >> otras siete personas resultaron herid

maria: welcome back, want to take you back to argentina,bin salmon crown prince of saudi arabia arrived at g20 summit in buenos aireshappens next but mbs on the ground at g20 we know that the other leaders are just flowing in, little by little we will take you back to argentina as news develops joining us, continuing our conversation, in fox business exclusive is founder of bridgewater associates ray calio ray we were talking about potential for a downtown do you see a you downturn coming a downturn will come again right. >> a downturn will come again i think worth during considering what it looks like i would say you know maybe a 50% chance, within the next two years. but it -- it will come. and that is why, i think it will be very different it will be different because of the issue of the populism, and it will be different because of the fact that the united states will be selling a lot more debt. so i think when setting monetary policy when we think about behavior of markets, we have to think about how this next one will be different. maria: i am glad that you are studying have written this book on big debt crisi

. >>> it is 5:00 a.m you are looking live at buenos aires, argentina will pump maresident trump makel is friday, november 30th. "worldwide exchange" begins right now. >>> all right. good morning welcome from wherever in the world you may be watching. i'm brian sullivan hope you're having a great friday wherever yo

. >>> a live look now at the g20 summit in buenos aires, argentina, which is starting today.sident trump is there with other heads of state from the world's leading economies as people enter this room before that meeting starts. earlier today, president trump, as well as the presidents of mexico and canada signed their any trade deal. the so-called usmca is intended to replace nafta. the new deal's framework was agreed to in september. it has to be approved by the senate. president trump has canceled a planned meeting with russian president vladimir putin at the g20. the president said his decision is in response to russia's seizing ukranian naval vessels on sunday. the conflict between the two nations continues to escalate this morning. ukraine's president announced that russian men between 16 and 60 will be barred from traveling into ukraine. >>> the va opens a medical facility, call the va san jose community based outpatient clinic opening tomorrow on silver creek valley place. >>> time check 6:36. many california cities have moved to limit sales of flavored tobacco and no

kudlow and john bolton gave a preview of the g20 summit in buenos aires, argentina. also, sarah sanders took questions on the migrant caravan at the southern border. -- border, gm auto plant closures, and the president's view of the climate change report. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [video clip] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] >> good afternoon. a key opportunity to rear hisate -- to reiterate message on global growth. at the g20, the president and the delegation will interact with many leaders, including bilateral meetings with the president of argentina, the president of russia, the prime minister of japan and the chancellor of germany. and what the20 president would like to accomplish with larry kudlow. following him, ambassador john bolton. both will be available to take your questions on the g20 and other foreign policy news of the day. and then i will be back up to take questions on the news of the day. >> thank you, sarah. thank

i'm eamon javers in buenos aires, argentina >>> let's check in on european markets and how they're tradingr major indices across the countinent are trading higher the ftse 100 is up 0.75% the cac is trading 0.81% higher. in germany, despite the controversy around deutsche bank and the fact that the frankfurt prosecutors offices has been raiding deutsche bank properties, their share price has not been too much of a drag on the xetra dax it is trading more than half of a percent up in italy the ftse mib is slightly above the flat line, less than a tenth of a percent higher checking in on the currency markets. we saw that reaction in cable to theresa may's comments earlier in this hour the pound is still significantly weaker against the u.s. dollar it is trading lower. the euro/dollar is equal at this stage. the dollar weaker against the yen and strengthened against the swiss franc. checking in on the u.s. futures markets ahead of the open in new york you can see all three of the major insdices there are tradin lower. the dow jones down more than 86 points nasdaq looking to open down about 34

there is a major meeting set to take place as well with president xi xinping of china down in buenos aires, argentina the g20 meeting. larry kudlow, one of the president's top economic advisors saying that the communication between both nations is starting to get better. >> we are now communicating at all levels. we're working as i say, on background material in preparation. we're waiting for china to come back with some thoughts. and process is on going. reporter: charles, i bring that up, i suspect issues with china and trade will be brought up at the meeting as well. one would think. by the way, steve mnuchin's counterpart, treasury secretary chinese counterpart is set to be here in the united states in the near future we're told as well. this also comes as the united states and the eu will have trade talks here beginning tomorrow. charles: from what i understand it is pretty explosive inside the white house. some strong opinions both ways. president trump being torn. appreciate it. blake burman, thanks. >> thanks. charles: the wild ride in the market has plenty of folks nervous. a lot of you have

a big moment in buenos aires, argentina, is that meeting between xi xinping tomorrow night and president donald trump. [closing bell rings] markets wrap up november in the green. they're seeing best performance in behalf of two years. on behalf of new york based crew, that will do it for "the claman countdown." melissa: here we go. the meeting we're waiting for, stocks rising ahead of the formal sit-down between president trump and xi xinping. the dow's best week, wait for it, since the 2016 election. connell: really? that's amazing. melissa: s&p in the green. nasdaq as well. both up for the week after a terrible week the week before. they were both down nearly 4% apiece. i'm connell mcshane. connell: i'm france france. this is "after the bell." we have

a new phase of his presidency today as he emerged on the world stage at the g20 summit in buenos aires argentina time with a new title added to his name, individual one. a legal code name applied to him in a court filing from robert mueller. while trump's turns on the world stage have included notable low points like siding with vladimir putin over his own intel community, shove aside the leader of montenegro, a nato ally, and blowing off a world war i tribute during a trip to france, his appearance today marks the first of his presidency where he steps on stage as the central subject in an investigation into possible collusion between russia and his own presidential campaign. "the washington post" reporting, quote, in two major developments this week, president trump has been labeled in the parlance of criminal investigations as a major subject of interest, complete with an opaque legal code name, individual 1. one day after the surprise guilty plea from the president's former fixer and lawyer, michael cohen. the picture of just how much trouble the president may be in is becoming clearer. our

kevin corke is live in buenos aires, argentina, with the latest.e response from russia. kevin? >> that we do. just give you a bit of background there, harris, the president conferred with the secretary of state mike pompeo as well as his national security advisor, also his chief of staff was a former general. the president made it clear and made the decision aboard air force one to simply scrub this meeting. at least for the time being. that's what we can tell you. i can always tell you this, too -- we felt coming into the summit that this was certainly a possibility, given russia's aggressive behavior with respect to ukraine. first, let me take it to twitter and show you what the president had to say about this. of course, following that decision made aboard air force one. it said this come on twitter. "based on the fact that ships and sailors had not been returned to ukraine from russia, i have decided it would be best for all parties concerned to cancel my previously scheduled meeting in argentina with president vladimir putin. i look forward to

. >> harris: i understand we want to go back to the g20 and buenos aires, argentina.ght now, let's watch together. >> president trump: the relationship between us is extremely good, extremely strong. i think with india, it may be stronger than ever. with japan, i think stronger than ever. we are doing very well together. we are doing a lot of good together, a lot of trade and defense. a lot of military purchases. we are going to now have a discussion between the three of us. so, thank you very much. translator >> translator: >> [speaking foreign language] >> harris: we have been watching for the opportunity that we told you about. you are the president explainin explaining, try lateral to the people in the room. that's prime minister shinzo ab abe, who is to his right. i'm looking at the screen right now. and then the prime minister of india, narendra modi, who is speaking right now. as they toggle back and forth between their link which is an english we will go back. this is a very important meeting, melissa. >> melissa: david made an important point, those people ar

shouldn't be scoffed at especially considering the president and president xi are set to talk in buenos aires, argentina, at the g20 two weeks from now. connell. connell: all right, break. melissa: deirdre bolton live on the floor of the new york stock exchange. deirdre. >> what a week, right? we saw the dow and s&p 500 edge over into the green. nasdaq still lower for the week. first week down in three. so you know, that's not exactly a great way to go into the weekend. we'll still do it. some of the weaker spots we should highlight, chip stocks, really took such a big hit. nvidia, a very big part of that, reporting earnings last night after the close, saying that sales fell short. more importantly always about the outlook statements saying in a quarter coming up sales will be below expectations. basically a selloff across the board as far as chip stocks. retail stocks really moving lower as well, which is a little bit interesting because some had been very strong this week in earnings. others have put up a flag of concern. jcpenney is one of those, that put up a flag of concern. two of luxury or higher

. >> president trump is in buenos aires, argentina, for the g-20 summit where he's holding several one-on-wun -- one-on-one meetings with world leaders, including japanese prime minister abe who the president met earlier. saturday the president meets with german chancellor angela merkel, also on saturday he has a dinner scheduled with chinese president xi. yesterday president trump canceled his meeting with russian president vladimir putin. >> best selling thriller author will be our guest on in depth, fiction edition. our live call-in program on sunday at noon eastern. his most recent book, "the escape artist" debuted at number one on "the new york times" best sellers list. his other books include "the inner circle," the "the book of

click, call or visit a store today. >>> president trump lands at the g20 summit in buenos aires, argentinan with more worries about the russia investigation after his former lawyer michael cohen admitted he lied to congress to protect him. mr. trump abruptly called off a meeting with russian president vladimir putin but claims it wasn't because of cohen. let's go to our senior international correspondent matthew chance, joining us live in moscow right now. matthew, another strange twist in the trump-putin relationship unfolding tonight. >> reporter: very strange. i think the kremlin were just as shocked as the rest of us when they heard this meeting had been canceled. russian president vladimir putin was in flight on the way to buenos aires when president trump tweeted this cancelation and was undoubtedly prepping for what he thought was going to be a two-hour face-to-face meeting with the u.s. president. and the timing coming so soon after those revelations were made public by michael cohen, leaving few people here in any doubt as to what was behind it. it's been hard to keep up with all

thing before we go here tonight, as we showed you earlier, the president touched down in buenos aires, argentinae of the most beautiful cities for the g-20 summit. the story broke before his departure. the president spoke warmly about a man before he left the white house. the president has ample reason to view this trip with trepidation given the fact that his overseas travel history coincides with some huge stories breaking back here at home. his first overseas trip as president to saudi arabia, of all places, came as word broke that jared kushner was being looked into as that russia collusion person of interest. then came his trip to poland and germany. that's when we learned about the don junior trump tower meeting. the fake cover story was drafted on the flight home from that trip. bastille day 2017 in france, that's when don junior's e-mails were made public revealing the real story of the meeting. just before the asia trip a year ago, that's when mueller charged manafort, gate papadopoulos. it was during the trip to davos, switzerland, when we learned trump threatened to fire mueller until

consider new sanctions against moscow let's go live to correspondent kimberly hockett in buenos aires argentina kimberly so a new trade deal between the united states mexico and canada the negotiations were tough when does this deal take effect. well it still has to be ratified and that is contingent on the u.s. congress and it could be a little bit more difficult for donald trump to get that through congress given the fact that democrats will control the house of representatives come january so this signing that has taken place is certainly symbolic the agreement is ninety eight percent there but while it is straightforward for pushing through in mexico and canada even though canada objecting to a little bit of language not so in the united states well it is expected to go through because certainly there were concerns about nafta which the u.s. m.c.a. this new agreement replaces there is all the always the possibility that this could get held up in the house of representatives controlled by democrats so this is certainly a significant step but well donald trump is celebrating potentially it co

that president trump's not likely to meet the saudi crown prince at the g twenty summit in buenos aires in argentina so what more do you know about that. well we heard there from the national security adviser indicating that his has completely crowded a series of bilateral meetings already just not space to meet the crown prince is the implication however to important to stress that the press secretary did not rule such a meeting out leaving some wiggle room for such a meeting to take place but going back to that washington post interview president trump is now threatening to cancel his bilateral meeting with vladimir putin over the maritime conflict against the ukraine so that may clear up some space treaty actually wanted to meet the crown prince mohammed bin sultan but at this particular stage no meeting is shared filled with the crown prince the meeting with vladimir putin is still on the table however president trump says he's going to be reviewing this through the seating so my kind of there in washington d.c. mike thank you well as you mentioned earlier saudi arabia's crown prince is in tunis

he's on his way to buenos aires argentina where the g20 is taking place. that's where we find hallie jackson, and just to summarize, and i know you heard it, the president calling michael cohen weak, not very smart. he says he's a liar, but even if he is telling the truth, there's nothing wrong with what he did. he said i was focused on running for president. there would be nothing wrong if i did do it. the mueller investigative team may see things differently. your take on what you just heard from the president? >> reporter: well, wow, nine minutes as the president is getting now -- excuse me, i'm getting some mixed -- the president in those nine minutes laid the groundwork for what we will be discussing for the rest of the day, as he is on air force one getting ready to head to air force one to head here to buenos aires. the president is essentially saying cohen is a liar, but even if he's not it doesn't matter because i didn't do anything wrong. as we've talked about, chris, it is not illegal of course for the president to be looking at doing business e

. >>> president trump is in buenos aires, argentina, for the g20 summit holding one-on-one meetings with several world leaders including japanese prime minister shinzo abe and german chancellor angela merkel. he on sunday he has dinner with xi jinping. we'll continue to update you on the trip as news becomes available. join american history tv this weekend for live all-day coverage of the international conference on world war ii from the national world war ii museum in new orleans starting saturday at 9:00 a.m. eastern with authors and historians discussing d-day june 6, 1944. the world with japan, world war ii's greatest unheralded commanders and lessons learned from the war. watch the international conference on world war ii live saturday starting at 9:00 amp m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. >> now remarks from undersecretary of state for political affairs, david heal. he spoke recently at a policy conference at the middle east institute in washington and he outlined the policy toward iran and the u.s.-saudi arabia

in buenos aires, argentina, where the president will appear in that room to sign the new renegotiated of nafta, which the president has renegotiated and renamed. we'll get to the source of that. welcome back to "morning joe." it's friday, november 30. i have the president of the council on foreign relations, richard haas. republican strategist and msnbc legal analyst depursio. political analyst eugene robinson and times reporter richard schmidt. as we look in that large room where the president will sit in just a moment, what are you looking for in the next couple of days? obviously in the background is the news of michael cohen and another plea deal providing new information to the special counsel's office about the activities of the trump campaign in 2016. what do you view as you sit here? >> nafta is not the centerpiece. i want to look at how the world sees and shakes hands with mohammed bin salman. second of all, i want to see how they deal with putin given everything we're talking about, but also if there is a european front to penalize the russians for the latest aggression in u

president donald trump has arrived in argentina's capital, buenos aires, for a high—stakes g20 summit russian interference in the us presidential election and the role of president trumps former right—hand man, michael cohen. seth abramson is author of proof of collusion, which looks into the relationship between the trump election campaign and russia. he joins me now from manchester, new hampshire. thank you very much for your time. when the president says it is not illegal, he was campaigning and it was not illegal to maintain business interests, it might not have looked good he had ties with russia but people still floated for him? in fa ct, people still floated for him? in fact, it could be illegal. the buzzfeed news indicating michael cohen and an associate of donald trump were planning to give the penthouse to vladimir putin. was it also lying about unilaterally dropping sanctions on russia. none of that proven. what about this issue, the president says michael cohen is lying about something that was no secret. in fact he has said he had no business ties to russia. he has said t

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president donald trump has arrived in argentina's capital, buenos aires.ut it will be a high—stakes g20 summit. seth abramson is author of proof of collusion, which looks into the relationship between the trump election campaign and russia. he says the evidence of illegality against the trump election campaign is growing. well, in fact, it could be illegal. there's a buzzfeed news article that came out this evening indicating that michael cohen, as well as felix sater, another business associate of donald trump, were planning to gift the $50 million penthouse in trump tower moscow, to vladimir putin. so there's the possibility of bribery there. there's also the question of whether donald trump was lying to american voters about the basis for his historicly pro—russia foreign policy of unilaterally dropping sanctions on russia and, if he was lying, there's the possibility of conspiracy to defraud the united states. the buzzfeed allegations and i think they're in the new york times as well, buzzfeed quite some time ago, none of that proven. what about this i

." >>> you are looking at a live shot world leaders gathering in buenos aires, argentina, for the g20ill take you there live, bring you full analysis. welcome back to "squawk on the street," i'm david faber along with mike santoli and david faber. we're live at post 9 from the new york stock exchange. carl and sara have the day off the dow is down but broader averages are both up as we get ready for the g20 summit to get under way. this morning president trump, along with the president of mexico and prime minister of canada signed a new trade agreement, the u.s./mexico/canada agreement, otherwise known as the usmca trump tweeting about it moments ago. quote, just signed one of the most important and largest u.s. trade deals in history the united states, mexico, canada worked so well in crafting this great document the terrible nafta will soon be gone the usmca will be fantastic for all. and there's one of his trademark exclamation points the president also preparing for a key meeting with china's president xi jinping earlier u.s. trade represent robert lighthizer said he would be surp

planned meeting with vladimir putin at the g20 summit in argentina but dinner with president xi is still on eamon javers is live in buenos airesith that story. eamon? >> as we speak, president trump is on board air force one winging his way here to buenos aires, argentina the schedule, though, of what he's going to be doing when he lands is very much in flux take a look at who we believe as of now the president is going to meet with while he's here in town he'll talk to prime minister abab of japan, chancellor merkel of germany, xi jinping of china but he announced via twitter that he's canceled a meeting with vladimir putin. two other meetings that were scheduled have been downgraded to pull-asides, which is a diplomatic lower level that is with erdogan and moon of turkey and south korea those are going to be just sort of brief pull-asides now and not formal sit-down meetings so the president's schedule very much in flux just before he got on marine one, the president talked about the idea of cutting a deal with china which all of global finance has been watching for at this g20 but his comments were cryptic. listen to what h

rob: look at china's economy now taking hits and maybe in good position come buenos aires in argentinas trying to speak of position that america is great and a position in buenos aires, you know, what if he comes up with a deal hopefully people can see past political inclinations and give him credit if he's successful. rob: big meet to go watch, we will follow that, of course, let's talk about federal reserve and interest rates, they keep spiking up. the president doesn't like that, there's no concerns regarding inflation, why are rates going up? >> my daughter, she's animal fan and plug to get her dog to my wife, when you see a bear sometimes you have to play dead and the federal reserve is on aggressive course, they are moving forward, raising interest rates, interest rates affect the economy, if raising interest rates can hurt the economy and we are in a period of transition now, now we have a democratic house, we didn't have that before and since right before the election until now the stock market is down almost 10%, and because of that, now is the time to take -- to rein in the h

desde buenos aires argentina, pablo monsalvo con lo Último. pablo: muchas gracias, satcha. nfluyentes de argentina y sÓlo falta por llegar angela markel durante la tarde porque ha tenido un problema tÉcnico con el aviÓn que la traÍa desde berlín a buenos aires. con -- sin lugar a dudas los ojos del mundo estÁn puestos en la figura del presidente de los estados unidos. el presidente donald trump tuvo que madrugar. desde bien temprano compartiÓ un desayuno de trabajo con su par argentino, mauricio macri. la reuniÓn duró una hora y allÍ se firmaron acuerdos de cooperaciÓn. para macri trump es un gran aliado. esta una de las pocas reuniones bilaterales que quedaron en pie en su agenda durante la reuniÓn del g20. apenas comenzÓ su largo vuelo desde washington contradiciendo sus propias palabras minutos antes de abordar el aviÓn decidió cancelar su encuentro con vladimir putin lo que hubiera sido el tercer cara a cara a solas con el controvertido presidente ruso quedÓ eliminado de la agenda por las tensiones en la penÍnsula de ucrania de la que la ex repÚblica soviÉtica es respons

. >> we'll see if president trump has a side meeting with the saudi crown prince in buenos aires and argentinaight now. fred, thanks very much. fred pleitgen reporting from russia. coming up, we'll have more on the breaking news. president trump's former attorney and fixer michael cohen fixing and add hitting to lying to congress about his boss' business project in russia out of loyalty, and in just a minute we'll take a closer look at trump's attempts to do business in russia. why did so much of his projects come to nothing? but why go back. when you can stay home with neulasta onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1%, a 94% decrease. neulasta onpro is designed to deliver neulasta the day after chemo and is used by most patients today. neulasta is for certain cancer patients receiving strong chemotherapy. do not take neulasta if you're allergic to it or neupogen (filgrastim). an incomplete dose could increase infection risk. ruptured spleen, sometimes fatal as well as serious lung problems, allergic reac

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this morning as he prepared to board marine one on his way to the g20 summit this weekend in buenos aires, argentina. the president also tweeting today that he is cancelling his meeting with russian president vladimir putin, "based on the fact that the ships and sailors have not been returned from the ukraine to rush. i've decided to would be best to cancel my previously scheduled meeting in argentina with president vladimir putin. i look forward to a meaningful summit again as soon as this situation is resolved." that from president trump earlier today. we will continue to follow the story and follow the president's trip to the g20 as updates are warranted. >>> coming up at 2:00 eastern today, it's a hearing looking at u.s. policy in syria. the house foreign affairs committee is the host and you can see that live when it starts here on c-span3. >>> join "american history tv" this weekend for live all-day coverage of the international conference on world war ii. with authors and historians discussing d-jane, june 6th, 1944. the world's greatest unheralded commanders and lessons from the war. watch t