ass and that succeeded in this kind of drip drip confession coming from saudi arabia you know that it started at the very beginning that he left that what the consul general said he left the consulate then they started adopting the theory of the you know the feste fired and later of the rock killers that overstepped their mandate they've been taken they've been given by the m.b. asked to bring it back to saudi arabia peacefully so all the tactic was so successful that they got whatever they have in hand now the big question is does turkey still have anything in hand that didn't reveal and want to see what the reaction to national community like what happened from donald trump what's happening now by the kind of steps to whitewash been so man anything else to really see if turkey does still have anything else to force their hand ok in models and let me ask you. brought up a good point that the story changed and changed and changed do you find it credible that with the story that has changed so much that we actually have the truth and does it seem credible to you that muhammad and simon

drip drip releasing information and kind of he says dragging this out i guess for the sake of keeping the public interest what do you make of the way that they have been handling this if they do seem to hold a lot of the cards. we'll to be honest michel it's very clear that turkey from the very beginning followed a very successful and effective kind of a strategy they saudi arabia it seems that they wanted to pick up a fight with the turkey with the turkish officials here but turkey refrained from any kind of a statement till they have lots of evidence and they started using this dread drip strategy they adopted it from the very beginning by leaking the evidence to the local media and to some international media outlets in order to form this kind of front against saudi arabia which is not only turkey against m.b.a.'s or turkey against saudi arabia it's the international community and you understand when they started even sharing these evidence within the international intelligence communities like the united states canada germany france the u.k. and all of this is to put more pressure

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not yet, but you know what, it's a drip, drip, drip, this, martin, and we have all these accusationsjust on these payments, but also payments during the inauguration, all sorts of enquiries going on. it's a drip drip effect potentially that could undermine the president's attempts to pass legislation, particularly in the new session of congress are starting at the beginning of next year when the house of representatives, of course, the lower house will have a democratic majority. now, would you change the way you eat if you knew the impact your food was having on the environment? scientists are calling for mandatory labels that spell out food's carbon footprint. and that includes everything from meat to chocolate. they say it would help consumers to make more informed choices. danny savage has been to bury market to see what they make of the idea there. food, glorious food. and that this time of year, we're stocking up big—time. but do we think about the environmental impact of its production and getting it here? i think when you mention carbon footprint, i'm pretty vague on that and

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strategy of drip drip drip drip he has undermined u.s. . policy toward saudi arabia the congress is now voting against saudi arabia even as we're building up saudi arabia to be this big anti iran cudgel so soon i'd say as to this so many irons in this proverbial fire there in the middle east isn't that gosh you could say a whole nother program just believe if a now joshua landis professor a traitor for the sense of for a middle east and he's universe universe who was good at it you had to cater thought so know where we are with these things the stories go on and on that lead but it was twists and turns every night thank you for now. well talking of twists and turns them certainties with a hundred days to go and counting no super ninety nine left until the u.k. parts ways with the e.u. treason maze government is ramping up no deal breaks at preparations it says the prime minister's divorce plan continues to face serious opposition with m.p.'s to have a final vote on the deal in mid january but making a case in parliament this wednesday trigg

drip drip that kept undercutting the saudi story and now it's shifted to washington and i think that's actually useful for the one because he probably was running out of drips and now we see that the pressure is directly on on president trump and he's going to have to come up with some explanation some statement what about saudi arabia itself what kind of options does it have given that they've already put in having been someone back on the international stage he's been g. twenty and they they thought perhaps they'd turn the corner on the story you know i think that the saudis are in a very difficult position because moments oman is effectively is a one man rule he runs the entire country he's in control of the military's control of the economy his father suffers from dementia so he pretty much runs his father's world court who is there to basically stand out to them and challenge him well at this stage nobody saudi arabia right now is a country that's ruled by fear and anyone who criticizes or dares to even hint of criticism is going to wind up in jail or as with the monitors he's cas

drip drip strategy or the strategy strategic grips to a local as well as international media. this was this tool this this approach ended up basically getting the saudi government to admit that its operatives allegedly wrote had murdered jamal khashoggi and until until saudi arabia really does try to claim this i'm not sure if these leaks will it in the short to medium term really stop it and i once there is some sort of reckoning over this over the murder of jamal khashoggi . and we will know if not all of the facts of the matter that at least a good a good bit sad who were sponsibility is it to find him all he says he's body we don't even know where the body is. well a saudi arabia admitted that the body was. assigned to a local. agent that would make it illegal cuddly that is for the it would fall within the competence of the turkish. law and judiciary in other words the saudis have committed a crime inside the currency that which was against international law against a b. in the convention against criminal international law and again the took a part of the crime because th

>> i believe, at the end of the day, that someone had to have known about the daily drip, drip, dripf e-mails and how they were weaponized. it's one thing to steal data and steal information, but to use it in terms of making it a political narrative, it was the story of the day. it became the tweet of the day. >> well, and the timing was the thing that always was suspicious, right? as soon as the "access hollywood" tape came out for donald trump, then there -- >> october 7, 2016. i'll never forget that as long as i live because at 3:00 in the afternoon, i was finally relieved that the american people would understand that the russians had attacked us because prior to that everybody called us liars. i mean, i was -- i had no credibility because how do you prove it? i couldn't prove it. i could not defend myself, nor could i defend my party. and so you have to accept the fact that, you know, with patience the truth will come out. i was so gratified, and then we had the "access hollywood" tape, and i'm like, "oh, my god, donald trump, it's over." and then podesta. of the three major sto

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this has been going on, drip, drip, drip, drip, drip, a thousand cuts -- this death has been going onyour church, since at least 2002-ish, when it all came out. >> that's kind of when it surfaced the first. >> exactly. >> i mean, like, in a cascade. >> exactly. >> thanks to boston. >> exactly. and what a service they did, frankly, for everybody. what can, at this late stage -- i mean, all of this evidence is there. what can the pope, along with you all, do to finally correct this? in any other organization, people would be fired, heads would roll. look at our organization. look at he me too movement. bodies are floating down the river. >> but one can say that's rather recent. >> it is. >> right? that's rather recent. >> but look how quickly we reacted to it. in one year. >> in 2002, when we had zero tolerance, that was pretty -- and here's the other thing we have to say -- you're a fair woman -- you're going to agree -- it's not just a problem for the catholic church. it's a problem for every religion, every institution, every society, every organization. you want to go to penn state,

drip drip strategy or the strategy strategic grips to local as well as international media. this was this tool this this approach ended up basically getting the saudi government to admit that its operatives allegedly wrote had a murder jamal khashoggi and so on so until saudi arabia really does try to claim this i'm not sure if. these leaks will in the short to medium term really stop it ends once there is some sort of reckoning over this over the murder of jamal khashoggi. that we will know if not all of the facts of the matter that at least a good a good bit sad whose were sponsibility is it to find jamal to so he's body we don't even know where the body is. well a saudi arabia admitted that the body was. assigned to a local. agent that would make it illegal cuddly that is for the it would fall within the competence of the turkish. law and judiciary in other words the saudis have committed a crime inside the can see that which was against international law against a b. and the convention against criminal international law and again the took a part of the crime because ther

drip of more information as we are having our chats jonah abut this protracted breck's it talks via the backstop that you were mentioning there i mean the key sentence may be the advice on how to exit the agreement to prevent the return of a hardboard with the northern ireland and e.u. member ireland is under scrutiny particularly by the d u p the democratic unionist party of belfast she needs them on board clearly but the arithmetic the numbers are stacking up against innes in such a degree i guess that it doesn't matter if the d.p. are their own not because if the numbers are so big that the u.p.a. representation in the house of commons in london wouldn't be enough to save her anyway but then there's the the knob issue of a hard border versus soft border. what i mean it's that's true in terms of next week's deal i mean there's a there's a another issue to do with the and that is that there are ten seats in parliament are the only thing that affords to reserve a a working majority in parliament. the d u p at the moment. appears to have suspended that arrangement regardless of next

, drip, drip, getting out there, it gives congress the license next year, next month when democrats retake control of the gavel. they now have a license to issue subpoenas for those tax returns. to get into the overwhelming conflict of interest and nexus that exists between the trump organization, the trump properties, the people working in the white house, the family members who work in the white house, jared kushner, ivanka trump, how that intersects what business is being done under the guise of government business that is really benefitting financially the trump family and the trump organization. all these things we see there is a constant nexus between trump the private company and trump the public figure. that's going to be something that congress is going to look at aggressively next year when they take control. >> i think it's not just these campaign violations but there are serious questions of the extent of which the president of the united states business interest compromise him and shift his judgment in favor of foreign entities and not on behalf of america. we see this in the

drip drip undermine america's foreign policy establishment in the middle east and he's letting america know if you don't play with me i'm going to hurt you to him and it's always a pleasure talking to you and getting your thoughts thank you for that. the rest of the day's news still to come on al-jazeera and new pictures perhaps this is the so-called hit squad that killed jamal khashoggi in istanbul and also why zimbabwe's former first lady is wanted in south africa. hello again welcome back to international weather forecasts where we have been seeing some very stormy conditions here across the eastern mediterranean and the western part of on notice the clouds right there bringing some rain not only to israel but also to syria as well as into parts of turkey now the snow is not going to be as heavy as what we have seen previously but we are going to see quite a bit of heavy rain across parts of northern iraq as well thursday will be like that by the time we get to friday most of the heavy rain will have dissipated we'll see some lingering showers here across southern parts of the caspi

, drip, drip of multiple investigations keeps happening. >> absolutely. i think it's already playing a role. i think you're seeing it reshape trump's presidency. if you look at the way he tais now, he had the ability to command the entire news cycle with a tweet. the ambition and scope of his presidency is shrunk down to saving his own behind. it's mostly what he talks about. it's defensive, jabbing back at things during the day. >> really appreciate you both coming on. up next, president trump is making mulvaney moves. something the budget director calls a tremendous honor. two years ago the acting chief of staff sounded quite different discussing donald trump who he called a terrible human being. how allies are defending this guy. for your heart... your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. do you want ready to

the longer the shut down goes on, this is going to be a drip, drip, drip that is going to continue toerode the support for him. doesn't forget, these 800,000 workers are in all 50 states and all congressional districts. >> it's interesting you say he's being boxed in. rick, president trump says the republicans had the issue when it cops to border security. is he really playing the long game for 2020 by standing firm on this? will this allow him to get out of that box? >> one thing people don't talk about in this poll is the blame on republicans is at 7%. so it's almost none because they were given a choice between blaming donald trump, the republicans or democrats and most of them chose donald trump. this is his issue, this is his shutdown. the issue is the wall. the wall that he lied about and continued to lie about and went from 25 billion down to 5 billion and now we're probably at 1.3 billion and in all likelihood i think chris is right, he'll probably end up getting nothing. >> chris, though, mentioned the workers. what about humanizing this issue? do the recent deaths of childre

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than it was seventy years ago it's a style of my stomach tight approach of one if you must steady drip drip that improves things is it perfect now why have i got a job because it isn't perfect and i am going to keep on trying as long as i keep working to improve human rights around the world as are all the other people speaking in this discussion but dr jeff gilbert is it is it a strong enough mechanism for you to do what you just said to him to try and improve human rights around the world or is it a floor documents could it be better yes of course it could it it's the best i have got know the universal declaration of human rights was the starting point we've had a series of treaties since then but treaties have to be ratified what the universal declaration of human rights does is say to every state around the world this is the bare minimum this is what you've got to try and uphold and of course in the past ten fifteen years we've seen universal periodic review where and regular basis states abroad before the human rights council and have to account for their human rights record or wa

that has been haunting him that's doing to continue to sort of drip drip into the scene as he's trying to run the business of his administration and depending on what sort of sentence we see come out for flynn it could indicate what more is to common terms of other indicted or accused coconspirators in the story all right some are going to leave it there for now but we're going to check in with you later because as i said at the start of our conversation we're expecting the judge to deliver his sentence in the mike flynn case just moments now we'll check in with you later for now thank you so much. all right let's get you up to speed now with some of the other stories making news around the world. russia iran and turkey have said a new syrian constitutional committee should begin early next year kicking off a political peace process and syria russia and foreign minister sergei lavrov made the announcement in a joint statement after meeting with un special envoy staffan de mistura in geneva . president vladimir putin says russia can easily make an the poor boy land based intermediate ra

drip method through to local media why they were holding the crucial link so probably a charge he. expects more actually more backing from the other countries such as united states from. european union or international. institutions such as united nations again since the beginning turkey's repeatedly saying that this trial needs to be held in an international court international institutions so. after the trial actually held in istanbul so that should be carried out to the international platforms so probably turkey's perspective picked a from the beginning as it meant maintains app to now is that turkey doesn't want to be just seoul and actually player in this in this whole process ok just playing the political cards as they washington does as the other capitals in the europe and then defense will do you also believe that there is still a smoking gun that he is withholding in this case and if it is is the u.s. likely to take that bait and give techie the backing that it wants to release it well i do know that there's more information out there from interviews. or interrogations dep

i think this is a drip, drip, drip towards really historically if you look at other democracies. moving towards an autocracy, and we have to be really, really careful about sort of shrugging at things that could be crimes or things that actually are crimes. that to me is problematic that it's something that the president of the united states is sanctioning in various issues right now. >> all right, elie and kim, thank you so much. >>> well, also this morning, two new reports detail just how far russia went in its social media campaign to help get donald trump elected. this report commissioned by the senate intelligence committee is the most exhaustive analysis yet of moscow's disinformation attack. and it found that russia deployed every major social media platform to sow discord and push voters toward then-candidate trump. i want to bring in alex m marquar marquardt, here to break it down. there had been a lot out there about russia's disinformation campai campaign, but it appears there's more details. >> these are two blockbuster reports that really dive into a huge amount of d

, drip, it is a constant torrent. he will tell us what he has written for tomorrow morning's washington post. >>> and later, from russia with love, a love of firearms and republicans for starters, the foreign agent who is now cooperating with the feds. "the 11th hour" just getting underway on a thursday night. this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. >>> >> there's another one. michael cohen pled guilty to something that is not even a crime. these are campaign -- nobody exceptor for me would be looked at like this. what about congress where they have a slush fund and m

, drip of normalzation. and you've had this incredibly complicated saga which takes flow charts and diagrams to display what was going on. at this point, most people go we've been hearing this for months, it's too complicated. we're just going to look ahead. and i think that is fascinating because that is how in the past many business leaders have managed to create empires and stuff which didn't always do, you know, right things. but this problem of normalization, not just inside america, but on the world stage and the eye roll that you get these days when you talk about this stuff is going to be very hard to counter. >> to that point, you look at the filings that we've seen from bob mueller and his team, we had one yesterday involving michael flynn, a response to the sentencing memo that he sent, there is a crystaline quality to what he put out. a lot of bob mueller's indictments and memoranda that even i who didn't go to law school is kind of find my way through. is that purposeful, that there is a risk th

football governing body while the thirty one year old was initially banned for six months after using a drip treatment that contravened wild anti doping agency rules the ban was extended to eighteen months off three way for appeal we have to west ham takes now straight back to the english premier league and to london where he had a successful spell for arsenal. russia is running out of time to meet an end of year deadline to her. under the computer data from its moscow drug testing lab access to the data was a condition of the controversial lifting of a three year on the lab and now followed allegations a state sponsored don't pay in russian sport earlier this month officials from the world anti-doping agency which denied access to the data russia risks another ban if it does not comply. germany's chancellor has delivered her traditional in year's message marking an end to one of the toughest years of her political career angela merkel a call for germans to come together and show more openness tolerance and respect a little light at the end of the tunnel here at the chancellor in berlin germ

when this cup is full nothing will drip out of it spoons are also fashioned out of these leaves to scoop up liquid food and convey it to the mouth after the meal they are thrown away he continues in this country it's the women who do the trading there are no shop premises but instead each of them spreads out a matter on the ground everyone has their own appointed place i was told that they have to pay the mandarin to hire a patch small purchases are paid for in rice cereals or chinese articles then come textiles only major transactions involve payment in gold or silver naturally the king did not admit to have his great victories and that holds in moralized in stone and proclaim his fame on staley. ascended into the heavens above the field of battle he eclipse the beauty of the moon and stars the princes of the sky and sharman as brightly as the rising sun. that his gaze every hostile army would flee and tara turning away its face like a young brown good fortune like a shameless and practiced quarter clung readily to the breast of this hero. the magnanimity if this ruler is demonstrated b

in this case, we're getting this sort of drip, drip, drip coming out of the -- kind of scraps of theof trying to read what's really going on. watergate, however, was about things in the united states, domestic concerns. i think with general flynn, jared kushner could be one of the prime people that i would be worried should be worried tonight because flynn and kushner were kind of a dog and pony team international. they were going to create their own -- you know, the breaking of the logan act, create their own foreign policy, cut their own deals places. israeli settlements were mentioned in the document released tonight. and i think we might have to separate michael cohen from flynn in the sense that flynn and cohen don't have a lot of interaction. but flynn and jared kushner had a ton of it, and it's not just donald trump that should be very worried tonight. it's a significant evening. but i think the pressure on jared kushner must be immense right now. >> let's talk about that separate criminal investigation. it says, flynn is also helping with a separate criminal investigation. th

, drip, it is a constant torrent. he will tell us what he has written for tomorrow morning's washington post. >>> and later, from russia with love, a love of firearms and republicans for starters, the foreign agent who is now cooperating with the feds. "the 11th hour" just getting underway on a thursday night. place, the xfinity xfi gateway. and it's strengthened by xfi pods, which plug in to extend the wifi even farther, past anything that stands in its way. ...well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. easy. awesome. click or visit a retail store today. >> there's another one. michael cohen pled guilty to something that is not even a crime. wait a minute. these are campaign -- nobody exceptor for me would be looked at like this. nobody. what about congress where they have a slush fund and millions and millions of dollars is paid out each year? they have a slush fund. millions. they don't talk about campaign finance anything. have you ever heard of campaign finance lists? have they listed that

that concerns me about the drip, drip, drip of it's coming any day now. >> frank figliuzzi, as he often does, said something that perked our ears up today on the 4:00 hour. i want to play it for you, see if you concur. >> matt whitaker today stands on a conflict of interest cliff. he has a choice to make. he can leap off that cliff and spend the rest of, say, the next year or so testifying before congress, testifying to the special counsel being interviewed by fbi agents, maybe even testifying before a grand jury. or he can do the right thing, the smart thing, and stay the heck away from the special counsel. we are about to see how bright and how ethical this acting attorney general is. and if the past is prologue, nicolle, with regard to trump associates, my money is on dumb and corrupt. >> cynthia, what do you make of that? >> he's just so concise. i think he's already jumped, though. i mean, i think he's already jumped off the cliff. we got that letter this evening, soon to be chairman nadler has been asking for a long time, what has been the ethics review? give us some information a

it's going to be kind of a drip, drip, drip, i think for months and months to come for this presidentn more like a torrent. >> my suspicion is it's only just beginning. >> that's right. from an investigative standpoint as we see these investigations spiraling out in lots of different directions, that is expanding the pool of people who potentially have a reason to cooperate against the president and actually offer damaging information. so as investigators get more and more people to talk, they're going to know different pieces of the trump organization, what occurred in the trump campaign. that is all mounting legal jeopardy for the president. >> there's also suggestion that this federal criminal investigation into the president's inaugural committee is also looking into foreign money that may have come in one way or another in exchange for maybe a more positive u.s. policy towards various countries. >> i think you've hit the nail on the head. i don't think this is about democrats. i don't think this is about elections. i think this is about money and money that the family -- forget a

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, drip, drip of it is if it all came out at once, their minds would be on the floor. >> instead we become habituated to it. >> the president was name as individual one in a criminal filing, the president of the united states and that's not the first time that's happened. this is now happens all the time. i remember when i was in chicago, and rob blagojevich was running for reelection, people would show up at events with individual c, he was named in indictments. >> or the president was kind of consistently lying to the american people about his business dealings during the campaign. i mean, that alone -- i keep thinking of the passover song, that alone should have been enough. and there's so many things like that. but instead it seems like what we're waiting for is one of these moments that can break through this -- thing that we've been trapped in since it started. >> the cohen indictment foretells this. it's strategic in the sense that he was already exposed to six years in prison. you have to ask yourself why did they have a -- >> why come back for this? that's a good question. >> ther

, drip over time. that that's given some cover to republicans. it's kind of allowed them to look at everything that comes out and say, well, you know, not this time. then a week later, not yet. that's going to change eventually. and we just don't know when and we don't know how definitive it's going to be. but, you know, they've almost been given a little -- they've had this wiggle room because it's not all coming down, like you said, like a giant hammer. >> when stormy daniels and michael cohen are the lead of trump corruption, do a lot of people roll their eyes? when vladimir putin and trump are the lead of corruption, people sit up and take it more seriously? does cohen and stormy dilute mueller? >> temporarily. i think that's what carol was saying. i think temporarily, yes, although right now the prosecutors have that in their pocket. they have that potential crime in their pocket, but if you're looking at impeachment, don't forget this was during the campaign, not during the presidency itself. the

drip method through to local media why they were holding the crucial link so probably turkey. expects more actually more backing from the other countries such as the united states from. european union or international. institutions such as united nations again since the beginning turkey's repeatedly saying that this trial needs to be held in an international court international institutions so.

it's more about drip drip, then an opening of the firehose. it continues to develop in ways that aren't favorable to the president. >> julian turner had more. the ongoing investigation. michael flynn, paul manafort. out it all means this for president trump and they are far from a consensus. i think with these indictments in filings that the president was massive fraud against the american people. and they have no exposure here. on friday he released a sentencing recommendation for cohen who has twice and pled guilty during the course of the investigation so far. again last week for lying to congress for the work for the president in russia. another memo alleging the former trump campaign. and then most of the democratic leadership. not all are convinced. there is nothing definitive but there is nothing that exonerates the president either. they still need a lot more info. before i'm prepared to make a public announcement that i'm ready to make judgment on. i would like to have all of the information. and i would also finish the work on the se

the rain forest without destroying it but in recent months more and more jungle has been cleared on drip claims the political climate. isn't view we saw in this election that the new government won't take care of the environment we're scared that all our efforts for a sustainable use of the rain forest will soon be over. brazil's incoming far right president try a bowl scenario has repeatedly said that the rain forest can no longer stand in the way of economic growth what exactly he means by that is unclear but brazil's powerful mining and farming lobbies counting on him to represent their interests the military dictatorship that ruled brazil until one nine hundred eighty five wanted the forests chopped down and ordered the country's space agency to monitor the clearance now researches the trying to protect the environment. the yellow areas on this map show where the rain forest has been destroyed. the areas of the amazon that have been deforested add up to about twice the size of germany. cattle and soy farming require lots of land the farms of profitable in the short term but in the lo

job you have done what they have made it clear from the beginning that our mission in syria was this drip isis of which military strongholds were not nation building rebuilding see. will require a political solution. and it's a solution that should be paid for by its very rich neighboring countries not the united states let them pay for and they will they will. come in hot on the heels of a government shutdown at home and of course christmas on a visit was meant to be a minute left or as much for the troops as for trump himself with cheers signings and selfies in their three hour stopover. mingled with the very soldiers taking the fight to the so-called islamic state. trump was then briefed by military leaders where he again pressed the case for other countries to take over the fight against isis. we knock them out with not them silly. i will tell you that's a very big draw for the president who wants to knock him out also and he will do it and others will do if you were in their region they should be really sharing the burden of course they're not. there was time to for a surprise visit

by drip. we'll bring you up to speed why the market is up in and out of session highs. it has everything to do with china making good on commitments it verbally spoken about before but apparently putting details to it. the chinese already committed to buy an additional 500,000 tons of soybeans. that is a big deal because they have been out of the u.s. soybean market for the better part of really half a year, if you think about it, going back to the summer this would be worth up front, about $180 million. that you're thinking but a drip. the fact of the matter is, our soybean market with china was about a 2 billion-dollar market. so this is just a fraction of that, but it is a start. also commitments we're hearing on the part of the chinese to make good on lowering tariffs, on foreign automakers, including u.s. automakers. now the tariffs are all over the map here. it is not a simple rule of thumb. they average, by and large average 20 to 25%. the chinese are talking about bringing them down to

everything would melt and drip out.u could set all the tvs on msnbc and leave them there. >> greg: [laughs] i would leave a single footprint in the middle of a room, a single footprint. perfectly formed but just one. not two, one. >> kennedy: like a crop circle. >> greg: yes. like a mini crop circle. >> dana: where did this come from? >> greg: someone was here or they weren't. will be honest this honestly? what's the most embarrassing thing they've done that a holiday party? all all right, juan. >> juan: what's the most embarrassing thing? >> dana: leaving early? >> juan: i have done that. that is to avoid being embarrassed. i don't know. maybe get a little tipsy and then say i've got to get out of here. >> pete: i would say tipsy karaoke. i like to get after it. it's not always good. >> greg: used all chris cuomo's line. let's get after it. now it's yours, pete. >> dana: steal it back. i don't think i've done anything embarrassing at a holiday party. >> greg: jeez louise. >> kennedy: if you came to my holiday party. >>

out of the steady drip drip, you get a relatively hawkish. get some unfavorable brexit headlines.oose andeck breaks we flow to the downside on pretty high volumes. i think that theory works fairly well. china's minister of commerce says it will push forward with trade negotiations over the next 90 days after what it calls a very successful meeting with president trump, but investors are skeptical about the prospects of a meaningful breakthrough. not surprising that investors are little bit skeptical. they say that they will implement specific items agreed upon at the meeting, but really they don't outline what they were. >> that is exactly it, that is the key question. what are these items? there are lines dropped from the ministry of commerce in the last few minutes in beijing painting a pretty optimistic picture of what happened during those talks and saying they're going to implement some of these items asap, but as you rightly pointed to, what are these exact items? we don't have any details yet. two key areas we are looking for. auto tariffs. we want to get confirmation if in