he had carter's address. wee hours of saturday morning, he drove over there and what do you know? >> i saw a black infiniti backed in, right in front of their apartment. >> reporter: but he didn't knock on her door. >> i was going to go ahead and basically sit here and watch the vehicle to see if it moved. >> reporter: for more than four hours, he sat in his car, cold but patient. then about 8:00 a.m. saturday morning, he saw the lights of the infiniti flash as if someone was unlocking it remotely. >> i see the male enter the driver's seat of the vehicle. i then see a female enter the passenger side of the black infiniti. >> reporter: they drove off. the detective followed. and after a few minutes the infiniti pulled into, of all places, the hulen mall. there they are. they're going back to the place where ashlea worked, where the american eagle was. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: but what would they be doing there? >> well, that was the -- that was the million dollar question. >> reporter: coming up -- >> i ask h

mike, what do you think of carter's call?, well, obviously he had a great call earlier this year we heard that from a couple of quarters we began the year with the general understanding that the longer rates were going to go higher and it seems that universally the view is that they'll go lower and everybody is looking for rates to descend and that might actually mean that they've descended as much as they're about to and we will remember that it was about three weeks ago that jeff was talking about the fact that options were very cheap on tlt and he was talking about being a straddle buyer and we talked about that the august 125 straddle and we've seen a very sharp move and that straddle which was $5, and it's now 7 1/2 and the price of options remains relatively cheap. >> number one, if you had the straddle on, and at the very least, roll it up and my role to go along with carter to make a bearish bet on tlt after the comments where he was basically saying don't worry about keeping your powder dry, be very aggressive and if

so i'm inclined to go along with carter here.nk the fundamentals are telling us that basically investors have significant skepticism about whether they can keep up the level of performance we've seen over the course of the last 18 months so i was looking out to july, the $120-$110 put spread, costing $2.75, pretty close to the quarter of the distance between the strikes we typically like to spend on trades like this why we're looking at put spread is because in addition to the skepticism you see in the multiples, we're also seeing that in terms of implied volatility, which is a little bit above average here, so that's one of the reasons i think we're going to look to a spread also, that helps mitigate in any case the decay we're going to have between now and then, if we're looking for a trade that runs out a couple months. >> okay. so dan, what do you think? >> here's the thing, a couple things i don't disagree with the technicals and i don't disagree with the way mike's playing it, but i'll just tell you this. the last time we h

carter worth is at the plaza, take it away. >> caterpillar, the epicenter of the trouble in many waysit's a cheap stock it's probably cheap now if you wanted to look at pe, but i don't think that's going to matter a bit several charts so, here is a decade worth of caterpillar. and one could say, so, what's the problem? it went from $20 to about $122, where it is now, hitting a high of $175. here's the problem -- all of this, it's been underperforming the market basically for the past seven, eight years. so, if you underperform in a bull phase, what's likely to happen in a real bear phase, cyclical name and so forth so, let's zero in on this tighter. now if you were to look at the past two years, '17 to '19, this is the christmas low, right? now, i'm going to put it a line here take a look. the christmas low -- in fact, that's a september low -- that's the christmas low. what we know is that this stock is, yes, slightly above its christmas low, but where is it relative to the market it's almost, frankly, making new relative lows. this is a problem. keep going here's the s&p, spy, here'

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you're at the plasma to break it down, carter >> yields are low for a lot of things and we'll zero inou can see the numbers, dividend yields in descending order, right or not as good to better, 1.85 for xpy aspy, and utilities, an maybe back at the desk and let's look at the chart first. so many ways to draw the lines certainly, we can draw them like this effectively head and shoulders bottom a well-defined neckline with the prospects of a move above that line, and you can also draw them like this with the same well-defined line about the prospects of a breakout. you can draw them like this and the butty eauty is that if you k back to it and you hold and you bounce off it again, that's good stuff. the chart is the chart and it looks quite good and i like it any way you cut it and old line loser is coming to life. >> so, mike, what's the trade then >> yeah, so at&t, we were actually talking before when multiples can be worrisome signs or high dividend yields and certainly, you don't get much higher dividend yields than 6-plus percent and why are those dividend yields so high and carter

. >> carter says home dee poe's earnings are anything but nice and when you see the pressing sell, you might just, too. plus -- uber is racing back to its ipo price and options are officially trading on the stock. mike ko will explain how to get in on the ride without the risk. and -- wall street is waiting for a trade deal >> so you're telling me there's a chance >> yeah! >> maybe, but there is one stock that's just been spared from the turmoil and dan nathan says this would be a best chance to buy. it's time to risk less and make more the action begins right now. >>> and happy friday it's 5:31 eastern time good to see you. let's get right to it. we have a number of big box retailers that are next week home depot, lowe's, target and options on all these stocks indicating moves between 3% and 5% after the earnings report, but that's not all the chart master says that one of these names is at risk of breaking down big time carter worth back at the plasma with the details and the name. hi, carter >> home depot, you know, it just doesn't act well as a technical expression goes and heavy,

i'll let carter speak to it because these are my sloppy lines. it gapped up on big volume and showed relative strikes in the last couple of weeks where we had volatility i'm going to the six-year chart. carter's taught me one thing when i look at charts, i've got to connect a lot of dots, buddy. >> only one thing. >> the most important thing. connect ads many dots as you want in this scenario it's gapped up this six-year down trend so the way i think about it, what's the next catalyst we have on the trade front trump has told us he's going to meet with president xi in japan. and i think if we start getting some building sentiment that we have a trade deal a stock like ford could benefit and keep that momentum to me it's an easy trade we have that volatility. the options going forward is pretty low here's the other thing, the options are very dollar cheap. i'm looking at june 28 expiration when the stock was trading at $10.40 today. you want to make a bet that this stock is going to break out again late quarter june. you can buy the june 28, $10.5

i think carter's charts are telling. the fact that it's below the up trend from the december lows your guess is as good as mine is what they're going to report what are the expectations now that stocks are down, what, 15 bucks or something like that but this put spread, what mike is talking about is paying 2.50 very near the money with low volatility that's how you want to press this short in the market in my opinion. i like this setup and i really hate the relative poor performance. >> news about the two, they are so correlated and who i am depot has been the king winner and lowe's is an afterthought. last quarter home depot gapped down on the results and lowe's gapped up. that's part of the decision process here gaps typically come in twos or threes >> yeah, and if we read something through, mike, to your point, the fact that lowe's reports after but yet has a higher implied move, i wonder if that's the market telling us something. to your point, we're not the weather show, but it's rained every day this year on the ea

we're live at the nasdaq in times square, carter, mike and dan are getting ready for the show behind me here's what's coming up -- ♪ >> tech stocks got taken out, but the trade tantrum is weak, and dan nathan says there's one stock reporting earnings next week that could make or break the market rally he'll give us the details. plus -- >> get in, loser we're going shopping >> and so is carter worth and mike khouw because they say there's one retail stock to buy that can weather the market volatility carter's on the charts and mike is on the trade. >> and later bond king jeffrey gunlock just made a bold call on the markets. >> i think interest rates are likely to go up. >> and he's got a way to make money using options. we'll break it all down. it's time to risk less and make more the action begins now. >> and let's get right to it because, as you know, it was a wild week for the markets and tech in particular the sector falling more than 3%, its worst week of the year as trade tensions are front and center and dan says there's one tech stock reporting earnings next week that could ma

let's get first to carter and the charts carter >> a lot of things to look at, of course. lots going on. first, when things are in chaos, correlations often go to one, to make the point not only today but the past year, look at the relationship between the nasdaq and s&p 500. in fact, it's a correlation of about 95%. what we know is one has more data so the nasdaq overshoots, the nasdaq undershoots, and overshoots but the trajectory is the same straight down and straight up. and guy is talking about the prospect of an important double top, back to a difficult level let's look at a few things gapping, it's very rare to gap, meaning an index has so much news overnight, a tweet or war or it could be anything, swine flu, gaps down and up. there have been a total of 79 times in the past year it gapped up or gapped down. let's look at the levels it's a good reference point. march 12th gap is still in play at 27.84 march is heth, 2744 and now february 12th, 2718. from the peak of 2954 to we're going to fill that final gap, we would have sell-off of about 8%. we know we're down to

>> carter, kick us off >> walmart on the long side. to my mom today. >> nice. >> and buy some straddle tnt >> happy mother's day, too, in advance to all the moms out there. >> happy mother's day to my mom and my wife. cisco systems, again, i think that bad guy that you're going to have this down maybe 5%, 10%. >> an interesting week next week between that and trade, who knows what's going to happen interesting to see uber next week a big week that does it for us. have a great weekend catch us back here friday, 5:30. don't go anywhere because "mad money" with my man cramer starts right now. >> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise you to help you find it "mad money" starts now >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make fans i'm just trying to make you money. my job is to educate, to teach, to put it in context call me, or tweet me @jimcramer. this is the way hell weekends. not with

gregg jarrett, sara carter, so much more. also breaking, the president wrapped up a raucous rally in pennsylvania, drawing away bigger crowd than any of his democratic challengers, including sleepy creepy crazy uncle joe, now coming up or going to show you the highlights from tonight's speech. first we have more than breaking news out of the deep state. were going to go slow tonight. will make sure we get it all in. i want to set the stage. tonight is just the beginning of what is coming every day, week, month ahead, there's a town of it. an avalanche of new information, new documents. they will all reveal a shocking level of corruption, bias, lawlessness at the highest levels of the deep state. it's all about to be revealed. at this hour, your federal government is in possession of transcripts from 2016 featuring secretly recorded conversations between fbi informants and one-time trump campaign aide george papadopoulos. according to those who have seen these transcripts, its contents are chock-full of clear irrefutable, inco

i'll let carter speak to it, and we see this consolidation that happened most of this year and an utterlosion and you back it out to five years when the s&p has been going up, skipping up about 15% on average per year and you see also this massive consolidation and just a massive, massive breakout above that 120 level i think it's going to take a major market sell-off to have that stock down there before this company has the opportunity to show their goods when they roll out this product at the end of the year if you missed this move, i don't think you want to buy it in front of earnings because a lot of the reasons why you want to own this stock are going to take some time to materialize into q3 and q4, but the trade could set up as a way to sell some near-term options and buy some longer data calls so financing it, we'd like to call that a call calendar. you want to sell the short data in may and today when the stock was trading at $134, you can buy the may/september 140 call and sell one of the may 140 calls buying one of the september 140 calls for 525. that cost you four and a quar

carter worth, tim seymour, jeff niles from pmc and dan nathan. crude getting crushed sinking another 5% now down 16% this month. is the commodity in for a crude summer we have the details. plus apple rotting >> oh! >> the stock having its worst month since november sinking deeper into a bear market and there seem to be signs of life the dow dropping 300 points having the worst month year as the president axe noubsannounce tariffs on mexico. restaurants and railroads all taking hits today as wall street tries to digest just how big this impact could be now we're fighting a trade front, a trade war with china and mexico what does the market look like for these trade battles? >> hi, mel it tells you that tariffs are being used for any circumstances and this isn't about protecting the intellectual property and this isn't about control of technology and this isn't about politics and this is about elections and it's about what it's done on a two-day move. look at bond yields and you went from 228 to 211 on the teb-year and almost 1.5% and transports do

for carter page, s papadopoulos, sam clovis. on top of the spying, basically through the fisa warrant into all things trump. what else are we going to find out? >> well, i know this much about christopher steele, and his dossier. i've read plenty of intelligence reports, i've met with plenty of british officials that are in intelligence, not only in the u.k., but here and abroad. they have been very valuable, allies to us. they are not idiots, sean. there is no possible way that british intelligence folks read the christopher steele dossier and didn't just laugh, okay? r so i actually believe that mueller knows that the mueller dossier team knew that the brits actually i think did give us some warning. but we can't get that information. i think there are things that mueller knew about, i think the brits probably did raise concernsns about steele's credibility to the new administration. but of course, we can't get those documents. it's what we continue to try to get. hopefully, it is what the u.s. attorney out of connecticut is g

>>> carter page, ph.d. -- >> that man, carter page, ph.d. is back in the news. it is reported that even after getting caught up in this russia investigation, carter page is still eager to meet president trump and we quote, aftering hearing that trump reached out last week to another former campaign adviser, michael caputo following the conclusion of special counsel robert mueller's investigation, page said he had not heard from trump but said he would like to talk to him. in a series of reports where we call "uncovered" where we dig into parts of the report that haven't received media coverage we cover carter page. the mueller report said page had previously lived in and worked in russia and had been approached by russian intelligence officers several years before he volunteered for the trump campaign. the report read, quote, during his time with the campaign, page advocated pro-russia foreign policy positions and traveled to moscow in his personal capacity. russian intelligence officials have formed a relationship with page in '08 and 2013. and russian official

here now, sarah carter, mark penn is with us. you're one of the few democrats that have been out there saying something to your party that this is not going to end well for you. this is really bad, what you've engaged in here. but they keep doubling down. why? >> well, i've been trying to say, hey, talk about health care. the mueller report's out. there was no trump-russia collusion. if you went back and read the dossier, you would laugh. >> sean: it is funny when you read it. >> it's incredible. you read the texts, one, two, three -- >> sean: how did 99% of america's media -- the mob, i call them -- and democrats, they put all their faith and hope -- they didn't think trump would win and they didn't think mueller report would come back this way. >> they never thought mueller would come back this way, and it's unbelievable. how did we spend two years -- once you uncovered the information that these folks were biassed, this thing was paid for by a political campaign, they created a massive echo chamber inside our government with f

tonight we cover carter page.previously lived in and worked main russia and approach by the russians several years. the report reads, "during his time with the campaign, page abdicated russia positions. russian intelligence officials have formed a relationship with page in '08 and 2013. russian officials may have focused on page in 2016 because of the affiliation with the campaign. the investigation did not establish that page coordinated with the russian government in its efforts to interfere with the 2016 presidential election. back with us tonight, anita cumor and our associate editor for "politico," we have chu rosenberg to stick around. i had to write down some of this. how is carter page and donald trump have not met? is carter page out of jeopardy if you ask him and what might he want from the sitting president? >> well, if you ask him, he's out of jeopardy, he feels vindicated much like president trump. he was recently on capitol hill doing a victory lap. it is very interesting that he says he has not met

lara trump will join us, sara carter, much more. before all of that, we begin with breaking news from "the hill"'s john solomon, investigative reporter. hours ago he made a very important legal filing in his very own name demanding the release of records surrounding the carter page vice application and the three subsequent renewals. solomon is now on a mission to determine how an american citizen was spied on by our federal government with a wind that was based on phony campaign, russian lies, op research, and paid for by the leader of the opposition party right before an election. the motion, solomon writes the following "the fbi, the doj, and any other governmental agencies for welcome public disclosure of findings of attorney misconduct so they can be addressed." and so proper can be put in place so that it such misconduct doesn't happen again." we are now fully exposing the single biggest abuse of power corruption scandal, it is unraveling before our eyes each and every night. we are getting closer every day. joining us now, we

a former trump campaign associate carter page. now we have the bruce ohr instance. he testified behind closed doors, he told everybody it was unverified, but it was the basis to take away our constitutional >> sean, i mean, it's exactly in john's article. he talks about the quote from congressman nunes. you know, about these -- all these redactions and the fact that things are basically being covered up. that has been exactly my experience as well. and, you know, i'm so thankful for, you know, what chairman graham, what congressman nunes, congressman collins have been doing for so long. as well as a small handful of journalists such as yourself and john -- >> sean: we have our ensemble team here. and we've been right. 99.9%. basically every newsroom in america failed on the job. >> the big issue of spying. to me, big deal, in terms of the word. >> sean: spying, they spy on us, we spy on them. i like our spies to be bigger than theirs. 18 usc 2331. the attempt to overthrow the government, what they did to president trump, it was an attack on me, but it was really try

ronald reagan, jim are you carter, george w. bush.obama, bill clinton, i'm sure there are many others. why does the president exert executive privilege? he's trying to hide crimes or financial misconduct, doesn't want information to be out? no, he's protecting the executive branch from congress. it doesn't say in the constitution that congress gets whatever it wants, that congress can issue whatever subpoena it wants against anyone it wants for their personal records, for whatever it is. congress doesn't function that way, isn't spoelsed to. executive privilege can be asserted for a number of reasons. including protecting the privacy of white house deliberations. in a is a president with immediate staff. like don mcgahn, his lawyer. i heard somebody say, i forget which network, i said what a knucklehead. they present themselves as a legal analyst. the president waived privilege with don mcgahn, he allowed him to speak to the prosecutor. the prosecutor is in the executive bran mp. we're talking about -- branch. we're talking about asse

along with investigative reporter sara carter. we begin with you, john solomon's report from tonight, this is now concrete evidence, the fbi was told everything about christopher steele who paid for the russian dirt dossier lies and they then used it anyway. to spy in spite of what james comey says. >> it was to spy, and what is worse is the fact that the fbi was well aware of what christopher steele was up to and doing, the fact that christopher steele himself had admitted to the deputy assistant secretary of state at the time that he was going to release the information before the election. this is certainly to target a then candidate trump and then eventually president trump. remember after they get to the foreign intelligence surveillance warrant to spy on carter page, which they did not disclose to the court, all of the information that they had. and where the information came from, and the fact that half of it was lives, they continue to spy on carter page, renewing it for four times during the 2016 and 2017 all the way to t

president jimmy carter fell at his home in plains, georgia.e's recovering comfortably from surgery to repair a broken hip. his surgeon stated that the surgery was successful, his wife is with him. president carter said his main concern is that turkey season ends this week, and he has not reached his limit. he hopes that the state of georgia will allow him to roll over the unused limit to next year. and tonight, former president or not, we've heard from the georgia wildlife resources division, they aren't having it. quote, while we are saddened to hear of former president carter's unfortunate incident this morning, we do limit all turkey hunters to three gobblers, male turkeys, every year, still one of the most liberal bag limits in the u.s. we don't roll over limits from one year to another. they go on to wish him well, but they're not having it. while limiting him to just the three gobblers. this is probably as good a time as any to repeat the goals of the former president and his center from the front page of their website. waging peace, fig

former first lady rose lynn carter is at his side. we wish him well. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. remembering the legendary actress. >>> also ahead, the intense search for a missing woman who went for a hike. what's now been discovered in her car. and now, the new reward tonight. >>> the major verdict for a couple with cancer. the common lawn product they blame for making them sick. something commonly used in the yard. >>> and amazon tonight with an offer. $10,000 to quit y start your own business. but what you would have to do. a lot more news ahead on a monday night, stay tuned. stelara® works differently. studies showed relief and remission, with dosing every 8 weeks. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection or flu-like symptoms or sores, have had cancer, or develop new skin growths, or if anyone in y

. >>> former president jimmy carter is recovering from surgery after he broke his hip the 94-year-oldnday as he was leaving to go turkey hunting according to a statement from the carter center, he was treat treated in america's georgia the surgeon who treated the former president said the operation was successful president carter said his main concern is that turkey season ends this week and he has not yet reached his limit. in a tweet, president trump wished carter a quick recovery, saying in part, you'll be fine >> we're all wishing him that same quick recovery too. >>> this morning, tributes are pouring in as hollywood remembers one of the all-time greats, doris day, who died monday at the age of 97. nbc's cynthia mcfadden looks back at her incredible life. ♪ once i had a secret love >> reporter: we knew her as a sunny, sweet innocent, once one of the most popular and highest paid singers in america. ♪ day will break >> reporter: hollywood fell in love too soon a whole string of movies capitalizing on her girl next door charm would follow. alfred hitchcock saw her talent, casting h

in march, carter was the oldest former living president in u.s. history. in a statement following the surgery, he said he's still set on hunting next season despite his fall. >>> north korea is labeling -- north korea is banned from exporting coal under un sanctions passed two years ago and powerful weapons test. experts believe coal and other exports help finance north korea's weapon's industry. north korean officials are demanding the cargo ship be returned immediately. >>> the trump administration is reportedly considering a plan to send as many as 120,000 u.s. troops to the middle east. the u.s. times is reporting that acting defense secretary presented the plan during a meeting last week in a possible response to a run in the nuclear weapons program. the times said the plan is being pushed by national security adviser john bolton. it's unclear whether the president had been briefed on the number of troops or details of the plan. >>> 4:36 and will drug dealers conduct their business online using code words. an escape berkshire rose found ever changing

more on the breaking news, sara carter, sarah, what do you got to? >> so, sean, it is not just what you're talking about now, but for at least a month attorney general william barr has been back and forth battling the bureaucracy that you were talking about that does not want to give up the information. the information that congress says is essential to understand what actually happened during the 2016 election in the investigation into trump. one of the issues regarding this is a memorandum that i have here written in 2017 by rosemary collier, she is the judge on the foreign intelligence surveillance court, and intelligence sources tell me and other attorneys and analysts that was in this memorandum is a number of pieces of information that actually list out to those abuses. those exact abuses that you were talking about within the intelligence committee and the story that i published today. one of the issues that they are saying is that the fact that these expansive laws under the obama administration allowed for monitoring of people, much more tha

was that not spying on carter page and the trump campaign? >> when you are in the government it feels like surveillance, when it happens to you, it feels like you got spied on. i the truth is both, if you are in the government, you call it legitimate surveillance, if you're the victim, you got spied on. the plain english is that the spied on is correct, but the principal why this is worth fighting over is to figure out how it started. and gregg is on to it. i was there after september 11th. i am aware of the tremendous powers that the government has and should have to read our emails, follow us on the street corner, go into a bar, i'm cool with that. if it is all connected to terrorism. there is something going to attack the united states. the government has this awesome power. when it is misused against american citizens, with the opponents political campaign, this is where we have to c investigate how it happened, because no government should do this lightly to an opponent's political campaign. >> sean: think of what they did. you had liter

they spied on carter page. they spied on papadopoulos. they spied on sam clovis. there was spying all over the place weaponizing the powerful tools of intelligence. by the way didn't brennan seem awfully defensive for someone who has done nothing wrong? one former federal prosecutor now openly wondering why brennan is so worried about the ongoing investigation into the origins of the russian probe. let's take a look. >> if what director brennan is saying is true, then what's he worried about? but, to hear them talk about like it's a fishing expedition, after we just had a two-year investigation of the administration under circumstances where the justice department didn't articulate a crime that it was actually looking at? we spent two years on a fishing expedition under the guise of collusion? they are now going to complain about oversight of the intelligence and the justice department and the fbi? that seems ridiculous to me. >> of course andy is right. brennan, comey, clapper, strzok, page, others have a lot of reasons to be worried tonight the trump campaign wa

we have -- john soloman and sarah carter is working on this. the ukraine admitted they c conspired the 2016 election. people who say what about obstruction with donald trump? they don't care about hillary clinton's subpoenaed emails and acid wash and bleached bit. the i believers who wanted to bludgeon trump. none of them are i believing these rape and serious allegations. this is select moral outrage. this is all a political game that came close to impacting and then taking out a duly elected president. barr is the new villain. this was all by design of robert mueller. ly -- he left crumbs for people in congress. he implied obstruction where none exists. if you read his report, for every negative there is a counter positive. he knew there was no obstruction of justice. he decided i will let barr say it and he will be the villain. they will use my report for impeachment. it's vicious towards bill barr. they are accusing him of lying. he didn't lie at all. they are saying he outto be impeached because he won't show up for questioning by investig

i assume that's carter page. is that or will there other things there? >> many people seem to assume that the only intelligence collection that occurred was a single confidential informant and an fisa warrant. i would like to find out whether that is in fact true. it strikes me as a fairly anemic effort, if that was the

yes carter our financial correspondent joins us now from new york now yes wall street had been hearing for weeks that a trade deal was imminent where has it all gone wrong. yeah there were reports here on monday that donald trump some trade negotiations so reported to him there. was chilly backtracking at the end of the negotiations and all through last week that they would not agreed to a trade deal that would require china to actually change their laws and china obviously is not willing to do so also by end of last week so they have been some speculations that actually the protection of property rights were not part of the deal and we already heard some concerns and criticism in regards to that so those might be some of the reasons why u.s. president donald trump came up with those new threats so more than a few sticking points there but does all this actually mean that a u.s. china trade deal could be in danger and certainly i mean the probability of a deal to be done by the end of this week was kind of the feeling of wall street and of last week got dimmer but on the other side tra

joining us as a young carter our markets correspondent a wall on wall street now makes case has been almost inevitably linked to the u.s. china trade conflict as well as the lao washington led campaign against china's weiwei how much will their case ultimately mean for u.s. china economic relations. well probably at this point not that much what we saw on a wednesday was just the prelude to this trial is going on four months from now of even four years and well overall china and washington are hoping to settle their case. much earlier talking about the trade deal so we do have the chinese trade delegation in washington on thursday and on friday and it seems to be wide open if a deal can be reached u.s. president donald trump tweeted that well the chinese delegation is here to go back home with a deal but if they will get that remains a wide open but donald trump has also once said that he would intervene and then once those case if it would help get a trade deal between the u.s. and china is there any development on that well not at this point and as i pointed out it will take quite

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carter page will be here, live.pany under fire for putting children at risk. we'll tell you why. and the ipo of you uber on the way, the rise share giant set to price tonight before going public tomorrow. the company says it sees itself paying out $170 million in driver settlements and payments. all those stories coming up this thursday morning. joining me to break it down, dagen mcdowell, james freeman and fox news contributor, columnist with the hill, liz pete. great to see everybody this morning. >> good morning. >> remember the addage, sell in may and go away, do you know that actually works almost every year? may is a terrible month. guess what, folks? we have new reasons. looks like a pretty awful month so far. maria: you're not worried about this, it sounds like, if this is something what happens every year. >> there's a lot of things to be worried about, starting with the house of representatives and everything they're up to. the trade talks, i don't know what we'll see. james and i were talking before the h