and for harold hamm, that led to a significant increase in production in the state, and the value of stock -- literally a reduction in the cost of ever single barrel of oil he produces, everywhere him and his very first shipment ever of oil to c china. amy: you have a set piece within your larger piece "trump and friends cashin: members of the trumpet administration are profiting from dapl while scheming to make even bigger bucks shipping oil and petrochemicals overseas." you have harold hamm and kelcy warren. >> they ceo of energy transfer partners, major backer of the trump campaign. then of course, the immediate -- the completion of the dakota access pipeline. actually, kelcy warren, $5 million investment in kerry's campaign. your was on the board of energy transfer partners, the mccain energy secretary -- then became energy secretary. advance the completion of the public. amy: and commerce secretary wilbur ross. he was known as the king of bankruptcy. his main area is going in and finding bankrupt companies, turning them over to make a profit. in the bakken, many of these small c

harold hamm weighs in on that and much more ahead. >>> welcome back to "power lunch. the foreign minister resuming trade talks. eamon javers has more. >> back in washington and she's out front of u.s. trade representatives office now take a look. she's answering questions from reporters in this brutal early september heat here in washington, d.c. we'll get you an update on what she's telling our folks over there as soon as we have it. meanwhile, we're looking at some sticking points here in this negotiation designed to bring canada back in to this revised nafta agreement agreed to by the united states and mexico as a bilateral deal last week talks broke down at the end of last week. back at the negotiating table now. the deadline is october 1st for them to get everything done and canada back in this deal a little more time couple of sticking points to pay attention to here, including an improved dispute resolution mechanism, exactly how they can settle any conflict as they go through with this revised treaty also, one question around patent issues around pharmaceutica