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we welcome eric cantor. want to start with something that spans two of your careers, that is the u.s. china trade dispute. we have negotiations going on even as we speak. what effect has this dispute hat on the chinese economy in the u.s. economy? rep. cantor: having just been in china, i can tell you i did hear from a lot of investors and decision-makers there that there is some reaction and consequence to the stand we are taking in the u.s. against china. obviously, the slow down in that country has been well reported. i would say take a look at what the impact is. obviously our economy is much less dependent on exports to china. i can tell you from the standpoint of our company, but we are seeing in the m&a market there are elements in place that despite the volatility and despite the uncertainty in the trade agreement, there is still a robust outlook in terms of dealmaking. in thised the year company slower than we had expected on the heels of a rate increase last year by the federal reserve. in the seco

having worked for eric cantor, i know that's true.al elections if you're running in swing district or really swing states in senate races where you don't get any reward from your base if you speak out against trump. and you don't get any political reward from republicans or democrats if you do as well. you're damned if you do, damned if you don't. staffers getting requests for interviews and sliding it into the trash can and telling their boss, we didn't get a request today, we'll let you know today. >> i imagine that self-preservation matters in washington for both parties here. as you saw the polling change here, "the washington post" poll out this morning, 58% of americans say they support the impeachment inquiry. that's up dramatically, up 22 points in two or three months. our david chalian noted this, around the gop which has been rock solid behind this president, support has gone from 24% to 28%. that's a big jump for republicans. do republican lawmakers see those numbers and start reconsider? >> not yet. we will if we see that

i remember when i was first in congress i met with eric cantor who had a senior position at the time.had been invited to be on fox news i couldn't believe it so i called up eric cantor and i said are you all right if i go on fox news and he said jason are you kidding me? you need to go out there as much as he possibly can to get out our message and go on every other network you can possibly get on and talk about why you believe what you believe. it was the right answer it was good advice and i would argue that we need more people who can get in front of those cameras to go on all the networks to talk about what it is we believe and give that perspective. i don't buy into the idea that you need to just sit back and they are not going to give us a fair shake so we will not go on. i did probably more interviews on msnbc and cnn, you probably didn't see them. [laughter] i'm sure many people didn't see them. [laughter] then i did even on fox news. 8.5 years in congress that i left and very blessed to have this contributor relationship with fox. i always felt like i could still contribute i

so i called up eric cantor and i said are you all right if i go on fox news and he's like jason, are you kidding me ? go out there as much as you possibly can to get out our message and go on every other network you can get on and talk about why you believe what you believe . it was the right answer. it was good advice and i would argue that we need more people who can get in front of those cameras to go on all the networks to talk about what it is we believe and give that perspective. i don't buy into the idea that you need to just sit back and well, they're not going to give us a fair shake so we're not going to go on their. i did more interviews on msnbc and cbn, you probably didn't see them. not that many people saw them. then i did even on fox news. so 8 and a half years in congress and i left and i am blessed to have this continued relationship with fox but i always felt like i can still contribute in the public square because now more than ever i can get out there and talk about issues that matter for our country and at least from a conservative standpoint. and i've been bless

>>this sunday evening, eric cantor is joining us now to look at our work week forecast. yeah, well today was just nice day for us with our warm temperatures tomorrow is going to be another warm one for us. light winds as i mentioned earlier but we do have that weather alert. that has been issued for the middle of this week, tell you just how higher gusts are going to get in a bit. but taking a look here over the the branch like i mentioned a light winds currently are temperature is 69 degrees out. >>for us a little warmer in the world, normally this time of the day so 70. now 73 in fremont 71. after starting to cool down before then night now as you can see here we don't expect to see any fire overnight that marine layer. well, not move inland, so should be a pretty clear when you wake up except for some clouds and if you look at our satellite and radar high pressure's what's responsible for giving us those warm temperatures, but there is this up weak trough that has moved in and you can see there the clock and said it's bringing the high clouds of through our region ove

now of course we'll the latest on the kron 4 a morning news, first thing in the morning tomorrow eric cantor is joining us with the weather news there's another alert out there what's going there is another alert for later on this week while our winds did go down in fire warning that we had earlier expired we're going to have another. >>alert on wednesday and thursday, i'll tell you more about what we can expect in just a bit but let's take a look at what we're seeing right now a like you mentioned, and no fun and inside. current temperatures right now starting a cool down for the night were at 67. >>mid 60's in mouhtain view santa rosa, currently 60 to agree so here we see no worrying layer moving inland. as you can see it will be up pretty clear day for us tomorrow, so we don't see it inch until tomorrow night actually but for most of the day we're just going to see blue skies for us in the bay area. our current satellite and radar we have that high pressure which is why temperatures. >>for above normal today and again tomorrow in many places but. >>you do see a this little pa i'll of coll

leaderhouse majority eric cantor will join him. that is coming up shortly.. ♪ david: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm david westin. welcome to "balance of power," where the world of politics meets the world of business. on the brief today, tom orlik from washington on those u.s. china trade negotiations taking place right now. on the turkish invasion of serial, and from london just schenkel men. is, what we know about what happening in washington between the negotiators? tom: there are talks between the chinese vice premier u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer. the first of two days of talks. president trump said he will be meeting with the vice premier tomorrow. he says china once a deal. -- he says china wants on a deal -- wants a deal. what is on the table? a bunch of small stuff.

eric cantor's district, the most affluent part reaching up towards the district of columbia, that has been republican forever and ever. the district south of the potomac river, one of the richest districts in america, it's been republican for 60 of the past 66 years. and it went democrat in 2018. all four cases, by the way, the winner was a woman. what you are seeing -- what you are seeing is a turn away from the republican party in the places where the historic heartlands of the republican party, in a turn led by women representatives in congress and it's not just social justice warriors. i was president of a federal society chapter. i knocked on doors for ronald reagan in 1980. i'm offended by it. it wounds me and i agree with ann. of course, ann is right that hispanic is a category that's invented in america to describe people coming from many different countries, but, you know, how you create an identity like that is by abusing people, that people -- all identities are artificial. all of them -- and many of them arise in response to hostility. americans felt more american during w

eric cantor is planning to attend.ing chiefs at both morgan stanley and jpmorgan are planning to attend. we do understand the trump white house is sending at least one top representative -- liz: a year ago they backed out of the davos of the desert. >> we should point out fox business was going to go and we backed out as well. liz: we're not going this year. >> not that i know of. no one's sending me. that's for sure. so what changed in a year? we will have a full write-up on foxbusiness.com. saudi arabia is now doing an ipo, okay, for its massive state-owned oil company. it's going to be, we are talking tens of millions of fees, probably undercounting the amount of fees because this is going to be a huge undertaking, so wall street wants that money. washington would like the prestige of, you know, saudi aramco at some point maybe listing in the u.s. this is a really big thing because what saudi royal family is going to do, mbs, with this ipo, is going to transform the major industry of saudi arabia which is oil produc

those only one story we need to write which was the defeat of eric cantor by dave brat and his is primary that was it. that happened. no immigration reform. >> and it was ascribed immigration and it wasn't, the lost when he wasn't about immigration. so the whole thing is perception as compared to speeded correct. anyway it goes back to there is a stronghold in republican party that is animated and engages with this issue to a race perspective. president trump launched his campaign by calling basic and rapists. that is not -- if that is not racist, if that's not suggesting a particular ideology in a in a -- president trump launched his campaign by calling mexicans rapists. -- if thatnot racist is not suggesting a particular ideology -- [applause] -- and about saying it to be agitation all. i'm singing because i want to fix this problem. i can want to fix the issue. i think our president is unsustainable. i think the solutions of the past are not going to make it. they are not enough. how do we get there if we can have a real conversation about the dynamics animating the conversation and th

those only one story we need to write which was the defeat of eric cantor by dave brat and his primary. that was it. that happened. no immigration reform. >> and it was ascribed immigration and it wasn't, the lost when he wasn't about immigration. so the whole thing is perception as compared to speeded correct. anyway it goes back to there is a stronghold in republican party that is animated and engages with this issue to a race perspective. president trump launched his campaign by calling basic and rapists. that is not -- if that is not racist, if that's not suggesting a particular ideology in a in y look at the world then -- [applause] and about saying it to be agitation all. i'm singing because i want to fix this problem. i can want to fix the issue. i think our president is unsustainable. i think the solutions of the past are not going to make it. they are not enough. how do we get there if we can have a real conversation about the dynamics animating the conversation and the politics? >> it's hard to say you can have a conversation if you are also saying all republicans are racist.