emac, thank you very much. okay.at talks with china resume in washington today but charlie gasparino reporting that when officials were in beijing mnuchin, peter navarro and kudlow put in holding room so he could conduct talks himself one one-on-one. this reportedly happening after alleged verbal confrontation between navarro and mnuchin. interesting. joining us to give us, larry, is that pretty accurate how i described what happened? >> i don't know exactly who a holding room is. [laughter] ashley: a room outside the main room. [laughter] >> all i can say i was in a lot of rooms, very lovely rooms, the chinese premises were superb. we have a very strong negotiating team. that doesn't mean there aren't occasional differences in tactics and so forth. i get all of that. i will say this u there's a lot of misreported gossipy stuff that never went on. the most important is we are back this week, today and tomorrow, vice premier is going to be leading the chinese delegation, he's the top dog, he's going to be bringing the

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. >> ambassador liz, emac and ashley talked about -- how many palestinians died since march protesting this also to my understanding not -- massive day of protest and outrage, obviously, tensions gong to be pretty high now for the next few day perhaps weeks or month the. how does israel what do they do to help tamp down the frustration of the palestinian people here? >> outrageous what we're seeing now hamas is committing double war crime and attack civilians by using palestinian orchestrated and a lot of demonstration that is trying break the fence to enter israel and attack next to the fence to befriend we have to protect our border. but you know, i feel for those palestinians sent by hamas saying behind hiding and send to the fence. i think that could condemn what we're seeing here today. >> ambassador thanks for joining us. my pleasure. >> well the stock market right now, the index indices pointing that we're going to open higher this amid easing trade tensions with china. and part of this -- , of course, might be a tweet that we got from trump on chinese tech firm president shi of

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charles: emac, thank you very much.ng for the eighth straight session as prospects of a china deal improve as president trump makes a major about-face. good evening. i'm charles payne and the nster trade negotiations. "wall street journal reporting u.s. and china are closing in on a deal that would give zte corporation a reprieve from potentially crippling u.s. sanctions in exchange for beijing removing tariffs on billions of dollars of u.s. agricultural products. president trump said in a tweet he is working with chinese president xi on a way to get zte back in business and

charles: emac, thank you very much. the dow rising for the eighth straight session as prospects of a china deal improve as president trump makes a major about-face. good evening. i'm charles payne and the monster trade negotiations. "wall street journal" reporting u.s. and china are closing in on a deal that would give zte corporation a reprieve from potentially crippling u.s. sanctions in exchange for beijing removing tariffs on billions of dollars of u.s. agricultural products. president trump said in a tweet he is working with chinese president xi on a way to get zte back in business and fast. did president trump blink on trade or following the negotiation tactics, giving something to get something in return? let's ask our panel, kat timpf, "national review" online reporter maddie dupler, and daniel griswold, senior research fellow. maddie, i got to start with you, you've been a champion of president trump's actions on trade negotiations. some people had their feathers ruffled because the trump tweet earlier talked a

> i think we saw that ushering in of the n type of monarchy one that is approachable and modern a emacing the fashion of the guests in attendance. my favorite a tie between clooney, love the yellow. the guests were there to make headlines headlines. >> i think you had a blending of all worlds. that is what was most notable about the union and the global event. you had to figure like the custom piece really bridging meghan's world of championing human rights and the hollywood nod. she was wearing custom stella as was oprah. it was nice to see that marriage between the worlds come together. >> oprah said apparently her first dress photographed as white. >> it had to be remade within 24 hours so it was more of a blush tone so it wouldn't take away too much. >> the tiara. i loved it. it was brought to her by the queen and a whole selection she could choose from. >> it was on loan from her majesty. what was really cool was how it was kind of done into her very softly parted hair. it was absolutely flawless. for a tiara that grand to be offset by such a simplistic dress was such a perfect pairi

charles: thank you so much, emac. president trump not folding on china but several signs he is ready to make a deal. plus the stock market higher. i have more proof the economy is growing rapidly from the ground up, and now the midterms are set. it's president trump versus the far, far left. good evening. i'm charles payne, tonight on "making money," stocks take off rising yields finishing the day higher as president trump pushes to save the zte bill but more news coming out about trade. president trump arguing that the u.s. has very little to give in talks because now they have already given a lot already. this all as china urges north korea to proceed with this highly anticipated u.s. summit that they threatened to cancel yesterday. all this and more, first breaking news at this moment. president trump's attorney rudy giuliani telling fox news special counsel robert mueller told trump's legal team two weeks ago he will follow justice department guidelines saying that a sitting president cannot be indicted. we're goi

charles: thank you so much, emac.t folding on china but several signs he is ready to make a deal. plus the stock market higher. i have more proof the economy is growing rapidly from the ground up, and now the midterms are set. it's president trump versus the far, far left. good evening. i'm charles payne, tonight on "making money," stocks take off rising yields finishing the day higher as president trump pushes to save the zte bill but more news coming out about trad president trump arguing that the u. has very little to give in talks because now they have already given a lot already. this all as china urges north korea to proceed with

appreciate it a lot, thanks, emac. liz: sure.t now, is it live on radio, brian kilmeade on the brian kilmeade radio show. first of all, brian, joshua holt, the missionary, arrived back in the u.s. after, held two years in venezuela. brian, this was a great thing to see. does this go to the trump lore that he is great negotiator? >> a couple of things, he put somebody since the first week in may on it. getting all the americans around the world being held unjustly. we're trying diplomatically to get them it. the word from the white house, the way to do it, don't talk about it publicly. only making things worse. brings more attention, whether taliban or isis or al qaeda. and now we see the president gets three back from north korea without any acquiescence in terms of our international policies. then we get this guy and his future wife back, from venezuela, when they accuse him of gun-running. when the guy is a mormon on a mission is just preposterous. we didn't release any sanctions. now he has 17 back in a year-and-a-half. now he

charles: what do you think about the electric cars that emac was talking? go that far but people realize that they don't need to drive that far. i still personally think you have to get 200 to 30 miles before anybody is interesting in them. [laughter] charles: thanks a lot. three u.s. hostages are now returning with secretary of state mike pompeo, another diplomatic win for president trump. the second hour is next. pah! that will never work. no, no, no, nah. a bulb of light?!? aha ha ha! a flying machine? impossible! a personal' computer?! ha! smart neighborhoods running on a microgrid. a stadium powered with solar. a hospital that doesn't lose power. amazing. i like it. never gonna happen. . . . . . charles: 10 a.m. on the east coast. 7:00 a.m. out west. i'm chars pain in for stuart varney. big hour coming up for you. -- charles payne. they are all slamming president trump's decision. president trump says the whole deal was based on a lie we're all over it. venezuela adding more sanctions but not just on its oil just yet. we're asking the question we ask a

all right ash -- emac. he was in full 2020 -- election campaign but -- >> some of the things only way crook hillary could draw a crowd was by inviting jay-z with so many great one liners that we became so used to on campaign trail that you know it workses he was in front of a friendly nashville crowd and very popular there. country music it was the perfect setting for him yes he was something from marsha black byrne because you mention governor when i was living in tennessee so -- i don't think with has a shot against -- marsha black byrne we shall see but bottom line is this was donald trump at his campaign -- he was in fifth gear. sixth gear. [laughter] very effective. the word with the word tool that was a joke. and then nancy pelosi is the lover -- that's pushing what nancy pelosi said. but you know here's what's going on in the economy. i think people the vote percent saw they were stuck in teachers faculty lounge under obama and now you have economic confidence small business confidence and a 17-year

wal-mart announces program to help pay for workers college education, you know emac, the left helps wal-martow wal-mart, they will pay for any costs after financial aid, tuition books and fees, workers have to pay one dollar. ashley: a day. liz: 3 universities are in the program, it's about business, but here what wal-mart is seeing, this is really smart, wal-mart is saying, we are noticing you invest in your workers, it is cheaper to do that because you keep them. watch this, cigna did it for every dollar cigna invested inty wigs for workers, they saved a buck 29 because they stayed and moved up the career paths. we haven't heard from labor unions from wal-mart. labor unions are silent about wal-mart's push for pay for tuition for workers. stuart: quite a deal. now this one, a florida couple is seeing -- suing mcdonalds over two slices of cheese. so how much do they want and what's the problem? ashley: they don't want the cheese but they are having to pay for it as part of quarter pounder so they are suing for 5 million, two and a half million per slice. look, a lawyer says, look, i know yo

oh, do we have a story for you a airline copilot stuck half way out of his cockpit window. emac willm there. >> came out of southwestern china this air that is right into lasa and they were in -- stnl the windshield cracks -- copilot stuck out of his seat into midair. he was held back by hi seat belt. the other copilot struggled to maintain control of the plane with 119 passengers while trying to pull his copilot back in. everything in that cook put started floating into the air, the gangs got knocked out he landed plane in sub zero temperature after two hours in tee bet we don't know how and loudedded and applauded as a hero in china. >> that's a good story. a movie -- well told -- well told take me through it without the videotape. that's very good, very good. he's a hero that guy. >> i don't know how he did it. all right i have an entrepreneurial hero for you. yes you are young man. you stay there for a second. it is a startup cell service provider called wing wi-n-g trying to take on verizon, the cofounder therefore and ceo is david and he's with me now. now, you've got -- i'm go

today president trump meets south south korea's president moon jae-in, south korea's, president, emac, is here here to save the summit? liz: yeah, north korea made comments that it could delay the summit after national security adviser john bolton says north korea should live with libya model. you know, threats that they may delay it. but now they are on to the south korean leader with the president to talk about it in three weeks it's happening in three week's time, the summit, here is a thing to watch to see if it is still on, will north korea, this week or next blow up and get rid of it's biggest nuclear testing site, the one that collapsed after multiple nuclear tests, will they do that? they are expecting international observers, journalists, a key signal that it is on, they will go ahead with it if north korea does that, collapses testing site. stuart: now we have mark zuckerberg, he's over at europe, in brussels, over there on what people calling an apology tour. ashley: european leg of the apology tour. invited by the eu parliament and what was interesting at first it was anno

rival candidate calls for a new vote but really emac this is about oil.e going -- >> that would be next step because u.s. has done everything short of that and sanctioned u.s. supreme court justices they've sanctioned the vice president of venezuela for tieses to iran it is a national security threat according to the white house. said that since 2015 due to venezuela ties to cuba were ran, and syria so what would be the next step an entire blockade of venezuela's oil industry which is effectively owned by the chinese. >> so the chinese how much have they lent them? 69 -- >> 63 billion from it was to 2014 we don't know how much venezuela paid back oil for loans. but you know, effectively china owns paid to oil sector down there. they've lost their shifts. a lot of money on that right now. >> impose embargo on their oil ting they send us america about 600,000 barrels of oil -- i don't know the time frame that have but they send oil to us if we cut that off -- they suffer, they really do collapse. >> they really do collapse and price of oil goes up. question