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the broader question is this idea of eq or emotional quotient.e see that, the dividing, it is unfortunate. really, a lot of the ideas are not so bad. the moral leadership is really a problem. as we saw in the most recent op-ed, he called him out, and that was really unfortunate. host: the voice of hugo. thank you for calling in. other voices on twitter this morning. maria writes -- bill king writes -- a little bit more from the fox and friends interview with president trump talking about his foreign-policy work. [video clip] >> when i took over, president obama thought we would have to go to war with north korea. i said wouldn't it be a good thing to give it a shot? the only thing they got me on, they said he spoke, he met. i didn't give him anything. except bedsheets. we have heavy sanctions on north korea. we would like it to move faster. we have a good relationship. you talk about the fake news, -- obama donald trump couldn't get anything. clinton couldn't get anything. bush couldn't get anything. this one is tougher. i say that with respect,

moving forward we have the tariffs with china and now working with the eq to facilitate more conversation. but i am just curious. you make message that many republican members of congress say that not only china cheated on the trade deals stealing intellectual property look at the military there building significant national security. and to buy those trade wars to focus on china. that is the encouragement that you say we support you china if you have these trade deals but from the president's perspective and that perception is that they try to undercut him then he gets the best but even what the president has said that with zero tariffs and low barriers to trade. if we can get to that point that will be huge and all consumers will champion. i don't know if we will get to that point but but to get those better trade deals. and the challenge politically is that those that are impacted the most and if you are china you know that. you will not buy those products. so it's difficult negotiation. i think members of congress should say if we are focused on one as opposed to fight the trade battl

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making the decisions on their own without the sort of regional strategy to deal with the crisis what eq weather and other countries are saying is that what's really missing here is the been it's the involvement of venezuela and that's why ek whether i also decided to we were all from which is a regional body that was spearheaded by then it's what i like the president said go childless there saying that's what's missing here and what's frustrating to me is that the lack of political will i'm part of venezuela to recognize the level. the crisis in to do something in their country to try and stabilize their economy which all the other countries in the region say is really the only way to start feeling seriously with this the situation on monday and tuesday in bogota the capital of public that there will be a two day meeting of migration proceeds are paid to colombian ecuador to start dealing in a coordinated matter back there. with this situation also like whether called for a regional summit at presidential level a list i made the september again that the thirteen countries are invited to

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wal-mart e-commerce sales, they grew 40% it's the largest growth rate in about three quarters wal-mart eqmerce make up about 4% of sales, still an 11.5 billion last year because wal-mart itself is so big. sam's club comp sales grew 5%. not total, not u.s., this is the strongest growth rate in six years. can you see there is a bit of an upward trend, sam's club comp sales are getting stronger they are below costco's recent growth trend samsung net sales have about half of costco's annually, still that's a $66 billion business. impressive stats beyond the top and bottom >> i will state the obvious as i'm always doing maes is terrific number down 16%. a stock rallying on good numbers. >> you have to remember what the growth we had going into the numbers. so we talked about macy's impressive growth rate look at the last quarter, macy's were up 30%, the big run-up. wal-mart shares had been up 5% got good news, it's paying off. >> we didn't see anywhere near the rally. >> yeah, exactly >> you got it. joining us to break down what is driving wal-mart is ben the analyst at see mens, great to have

neil: very high i.q., eq. and you do stupid things. >> yes.ember, smart people do dumb things sometimes. neil: watch what you tweet. >> a lot of things you have to watch. ceo of a company. neil: what i meant to say. thank you, charlie gasparino. a lot more coming up. look at that we're down 200 points. all over the map here. the fact of the matter is, the pressures are building on what to make of the trade back and forth. as charles payne was reporting though, the disappointment over psychology concern of china has a lot to do with this as well. be that as it may there is some pressure building on some stars or worrisome developments that are not aligning to the market's liking. but all of that could change. remember i said with you will at crises on the bhat in 199s, russian ruble, a lot were resolved in a month. we were in grip of things during that period. it all went away. what is that line, history does rhyme when you're buying and selling. more after this. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from an all

trade wars between eq and the us and russia. there's also brexit to contend with. about what happens next. can we read too much about what these numbers tell us about the economy? well, i agree with you that at the moment there is an unusual degree of uncertainty surrounding the economy, but for the uk, there is genetic story with the brexit uncertainty. and no clarity about where the negotiations are heading. 0n where the negotiations are heading. on top of this, we have political uncertainty in europe. we see budget negotiations with italy and other countries starting in september. and more generally, we have a bigger issue of production extensions rising and rattling the international economy. i agree the baseline going forward is that the uk economy will continue to grow around .3, .4%. but there is an unusual degree of uncertainty. very good to talk to you thank you. thank you for bearing with us while we plugged in all the wires to be able to speak to you. a quick look at the numbers. they are looking at that gdp figure. a macroeconomics as well. also turkey

parity and equality need to be -- in terms of single-payer -- callingp shar health insurance, parity and eqy, does that work better? there was a michael moore documentary, where private education was being illegal, do we need parity? the most expensive elite adult and prep school in in manhattan to non-charter public pupil per year spending, so we need educational parity. need to be insurance in a utility status where someone can be in the red so many years and then the black for some years the way the u.s. postal service is? the socialism the word need to be changed into something else, semantics? all of these issues, are we fighting over semantics? host: as a member, would you be willing to drop the "s" from dsa? caller: democratic association? host: yeah, but how would you rename the democratic socialists of america? caller: how would i rename it? i do not know. our lastt is eric, caller on the "washington pick of the we will conversation tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. have a great wednesday. ♪ host [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by