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winner, thanks to blaine hudson's header, and that made it 2—1 in this home leg against the lincoln red impsgilbraltar. former manchester united manager sir alex ferguson says he would "not be here today" without the "great care" of hospital staff after his surgery for a brain haemorrhage in may. sir alex has spoken publicly for the first time since going home from hospital in a video on social media, released by manchester united, and he thanked all his well—wishers. hello. just a quick message first of all to thank the medical staff at macclesfield, salford royal and alexandra hospitals. without those people gave me such great care and i wouldn't be sitting here today. thank you from me and my family. thank you very much. it has made me feel so humble as all the messages i have had from all over the world wishing me the best and the good wishes do resonate very strongly with me. thank you for that support you have given me. lastly, i will be back later in the season to watch the team and, in the meantime, all of the best to jose and thank you very much. good to see him looking well again.

payment that the president apparently lied about and didn't know about it, could that further criminally imp kate him in terms of fraud, money laundering, or anything else more serious? completely separate and apart from whether or not he and the campaign were involved in the russia attack, the other big story this week, right, these other things are absolutely live, active criminal inquiries at this moment. here's the president's nominee for the supreme court in this environment. quote, we should not burden a sitting president with civil suits, criminal investigations, or criminal prosecutions. i believe that the president should be exexcucused from the burdens of ordinary citizenship while serving in office. congress should enact a law, quote, providing any personal civil suits against presidents be deferred while in office. congress should consider doing the same with respect to criminal investigations and should be exempt from investigations including be exempt from questioning by criminal prosecutors or defense counsel. quote, even the lesser burdens of a criminal investigation includin

an important alert from the maryland deparent h t ofgency ie meat that is imp from crab venezuela.anne cutler is live from the district wharhethis morning with tisturbing details on thire possible seafood and ann, we saw some people earer in the show thatere already there in line. are they aware of what's goingep on? orter: well, of course, it's the peak of crab eople are cing p olofts out tunhe m their crabs, get thoseul bea delicious bushel but we got to say buyer beware.if you don't shop local,u could get sick. the maryland department ohealths about crab that's been laported from venthey say d notz . buy it after arcall vibrioaed wt two of tse folks had to be hospitalized. thankfully no one died. now the people who got these infections ate fresh nonpasteurized crab meat from ubs. e,enfftert u at tom others ate the crab ealthatre stau department is warning folks not to eat any crab imported from that south american country until further notice. they say the vibrio infection can cause diarrhea cramps nausea vomiting fever and chills. ifou get sick, call a doctor right away. w, aga

-red flag warning will continue in the sunday forecast so we should have a little bit of imp provement but still a challenge for the fire -- improvement but still a challenge for fire crews. >>> today's fire broke out this morning near oak grove and it prompted police to shut down that portion of the road. the nire were out that rather quickly and -- fire crew wethere quickly and they put the fire out. >>> the cause of the fire are under investigation but there are reports that it may have been caused by a spark from a pick up truck. >>> a scary day as people had to be rescued from a boat when they rellized that their -- realized that their boat was sinking. the coast guard arrived at 12:30 and took them to sfo and no one was hurt. >>> san francisco police say a shooting happened around 8:30 tonight and one person die they do that have information about the victim, suspect or what lead up to that shooting. >>> today's protests in washington was in the shadow of the white house at lufayette scare. >> they are calling to begin the process of reuniting families. >>> meanwhile, protesters

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it's wales versus gibraltar a little bit later on as well as the new saints take on lincoln red imps.be complacent though after they dropped out of champions league qualifying at the hands of macedonian side shkendija. here's the view of the managers ahead of their first leg... the winner of that one takes on astana or midtjylland in the next round so no easy route through regardless. elsewhere tonight... rangers and hibernian are both in action in the second round of europa league qualifying later on... rangers are in croatia to take on osijek while hibs hosts greek side asteras tripolis. .. well, before some teams get into the competitive action — there is still the matter of preseason matches. manchester city and liverpool played some cracking matches last season all of them won by the mersysiders and they kept up that good run against the premier league champions with a 2—1 win in newjersey. simon stone was there for us. an injury time penalty from saudi omani gave liverpool victory against manchester city here at the giants stadium in newjersey. but the name everybody wanted to t

the port of shanghai has reportedly put a hold on clearing u.s.ts imp through customs. nbc's chris pollone has more. good morning, chri >> reporter: good morning, phillip. this trade war is on and as you said, it started a 12:1 eastern time. the president said he would expand theseiffs to another $16 billion worth of goods soon. chinese media repts say the country has already responded imposing tariffsn $34 billion worth of u.s. goods. poultry, corn, soybeans, pork, things that hit the american bread basket hard. now, people even in the president's own party feared that the tradeat be could raise prices for u.s. consumers and for businesses and slow down economic growth. but the psident says that this is necessary to level the playing field for u.s. businesses. live in washington, i'm chris pollone, philip, let's go back to you. >> chris, thank you. >> the clock is ticking as the president narrows down the list for the supreme court seat.am a sourceiar with the process says kavanagh of washington, amy coney barrett of michigan. and raymond kethledg pete williams tells u

megan: a massive imp against china specifically, $34i billion place. there is another $16 billiongo that wilnto effect next month, bringing it to $50 billion. this would be for drupal -- quadruple thatize, and it is more than china can retaliate against dollar for dollar the way they have been, because the s. does not export more than -- it is about $130 billion or so of goods that the u.s. exports to china every year. they can't even retaliate dollar for dollar because they do not take that much of our stuff. jane: when do consumers start to feel the pinch? megan: it is up to different e ople. there rmers already feeling the pinch because they are planting the seeds, sendingi shipments to. some boats are having to turn around and that sort of thing. if you are looking at consumers writ large, some of them are feeling the pinch. ydif you are looking at ev purchases, there is different perspectives. but people tend to say that by the end of this year, maybe before or right around midterm november, that is when these macroeconomic effects are going to st

his meaning that a prolonged trade dispute would be an impediment to global growth and he sees no impedowth over the next nine months and he, like larry kudlow, say 3% to 4% growth may be even more over the next couple of quarters. as for the market, investor howard marx of oak tree capital ys he sees us in a late cycle posture. >> when you get to this point in the cycle peopletartushing out their horizon, you know? when it's been going on for five years, they say we can make it thre more and they say ten years, they think i can make it five more which is counterintuitive and people are dog that now, that shows optimism and it's somewhat dangerous. >> that late-cycle posture according to marx can be dangerous as people put money in at the top. he describes his firm as a cautious firm that ispt exnally cautious now. from delivering alpha, i'm t matheson. >> now to the economy and a rocky start to the summer for the housing market. housing starts which measure the beginning of the constructio proces declined more than 12% in june from the priorononth. ists say the drop could be due to ris

we are going to announce it on supreme court justices.very imp.se are very talented people, brilliant people, and i think you are going to really love it, like justice gorsuch. we hit a home run there and we are going to hit a home run here. step-by-step, we are making america great again. [applause] pres. trump: so jim asked me to do this. i mean, he did switch from democrat to republican, you don't see that often. so it is hard for me to say no, i am not coming. i said, i am coming, jim. it is a beautiful place. i watch these tournaments, i have such respect for these golfers, these great, talented -- nobody knows how good they are. they are really talented athletes. we are gathered here on the eve of the fourth of july to celebrate the courageous men and women who make freedom possible. our brave service members and our wonderful veterans. we love our veterans. [applause] pres. trump: love our veterans. for 242 years -- that's a long time -- american independence has endured because of the sweat, blood, and sacrifice of the american armed force

hostile fire was on the record from day one he adamantly against the chances migration policy got the imp impression of the pos days that he really wanted to see the era of a ways to get something of a de facto apology that was never going to happen and the interesting thing here about this deal is of course he has something he can now deliver to his own party strengthen his own party so that bavarian borders would then potentially be closed to illegal migrants but at the same time of course that won't last very long that most of them come through that particular stretch of border that would will spread around here the german sonce and secure with something this is not germany saucing its borders yes it's a stretch of border. this is a highly symbolic political point that they will feel is mine is much less which allows him to save face and not have to resign and it also allows the german chancellor not to have to fire him and to keep the government intact and just and to stay in power itself well that's a very very very important point here what about the condition of her power tonight a

but again, we talked about matt hcarpenter not starting game, and he's had a hugt imp on this game.t >> len: sete everything up in the ninth. >> tom: yeah, he did. your lead-off batter ininnihe t this. wilson's out there, he's not going to cenge him. you'reg defe theom he matt carp is so you start the inning with a leadalk in a tie game. stay put. teammates took it so ozuna at third, and pham at second. threrun ninth for the cardinals. cubs using their third relief pitcher here in this inning. a swing and a miss for strike three. fowler's struggles ntinue. that will bringoz up . by the way,udnorris, he's been on the blpen mound for about a half hour. >> tom: think he's ready? >> len: i would hope he's ready. second year the bullp been under the bleachers here a wrigley field.ic pretty d change. they used to be out in the wide op open. initially, atoo, lot of the cub relievers, they missed being on the fielde bethey had a lot of who sat near the cubs bullpens. but the visitors, they're okay with this on their dance skills so well k out there. >>en: yeah. >> t: impressive footwork. >>

crusaders are two down now to the slovenian side olympia, and welsh side drawing 1—1 with lincoln red impsor the first test against india next wednesday is biking out with his company archer focus on monday in 2020 matches. he has not played a test since facing india in 2016. former captain michael vaughan said the decision to include him is ridiculous and yorkshire's chief executive mike arthur said he hopes england know what they're doing. but the national selector ed smith said earlier today that his selection does not set a bad precedent and he is basically in one awful. ireland have guarantee their place in the quarterfinals of the women's hockey world cup with a shock win over india. they secured a 1—0 victory, thanks to anna flanigan's deflected effort there. the result was ireland competing in theirfirst world cup in 16 years, they will top of pool b. that means england cannot now qualify automatically for the last eight. england to face ireland this sunday, to determine where they will finish in the group. it will still be quite hard for england not to make the quarterfinals. but

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it was done so while concan sidering the broader security imp ls. when it it comes to germany's defense spending, something we're knowing to hear consistently. germany would becausically need double their defense spending to reach that 2% mark. donald trump is layingute new world order. nato was created to avoid a third world war. if germany doubled its defense expenditures, the continent would go crazy. the idea of that happening is crazy in a room where you have general mattis sutting to the left of mike pompeo, to the left of the president. you now have a president basically saying that he doesn't understand why nato is important anymore all the while you have enits of thousands of american troops sitting in germany. we just went through this with cuarau and now we're going through this with germany. >> the language that was used, calling it when it it comes to our allies sad and appropriate, france and germany, whk it can comes to making the deals. and it teresa may, how tough it is for angela merkel, thereserey knowing they have this own politi

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prime minister theresa may, making it clear that he doesn't bleen the russian actions are the biggest imp impedmentes to the actions-back to you guys. >> yeah my diamond for us in glass glou. meanwhile, anti-trump protests are about to kick off in the next hour. phil black is in the city of edinburgh, what are you seeing. >> reporter: the paparazzi last night, even before he arrived there was a big protest under way. and even bigger protest expected to begin in an hour's time. and that is also, we're going to see, the return of the trump baby balloon which was transported here overnight on a train from london.other focus of protests in scotland is turnbury where the president is saying. and we saw an extraordinary event yesterday, a pilot glider piloted by a peace activist, flew very close to the hotel there, trailing an anti-trump banner. the police say they are hunting that person because there are airspace restrictions in place, over the hotel, in order to protect the president and violating it, police say, is a criminal effect. one of the things that has annoyed some people here is th

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. >> we felt it imp ative that a -- purchased ourleion machinery.ed to be on top of it ands sich wents. it does not look like russia is planning to meddle in the 2018 election. she also urged a local election official should reachor out help if they need it. >>> and a bill -- first ever "t the bill would under mine efforts too -- passed the legislatation last month. mayor's-more than 15 years ago, a man this team met onlun di kidnapped here. she's working to make sure that doesn't happen to anyone else. she sits down with our i team and tell us how she's working for change. >>> the news 4 i time intro -- enough out hidden electronic documents. now you're going to hear from a survivor about why it's so important to find those images and track these predators down. >> whahappened 16 years ago, changed the course of elisa's life. on new year's day a marine who thought was a poi she met online, taking her from a husband in wacture. sh 13 years old. >> there it was, my hands above my head, pleading, bruised, crying. >> it's haunting to say the least. vow

. >>> in trade news, china stopping at 10% tariff on imp t imported ketchup seema mody is there withwhat it could do to manufacturers and jobs >> hey, brian. canada unveiling a wide range of tariffs on a number of u.s. products it is the 10% tariff on ketchup which has taken aim at kraft heinz and its largest ketchup plant behind me. that's got residents of fremont, ohio, quite concerned. >> kraft heinz is a very big impact on this economy in fremont, ohio. it is the mother ship of all kraft heinz. it makes the most ketchup in the entire united states very big >> these tariffs are a double whammy hitting kraft heinz based in pennsylvania and the largest ketchup plant, here in ohio. two politically important states for president trump. just last week, republican senator patrick toomey in a senate hearing said he's worried the tariffs will result in this ohio plant shutting down >> the solution for them to be able to continue to sell their product in canada would be to shut down their u.s. factory and move to canada then they wouldn't be subject to these tariffs. >> kraft responding sa

strzok even talked about impe h impeachment the day special counsel was appointed. that is prejudging guilty, prejudging punishment and it is textbook bias. we live in a 50/50 country and we accept that but we're a 100% country when it comes to having law enforcement that doesn't prejudge innocence before investigations are over and doesn't prejudge guilt and punishment before an investigation even begins. agent strzok had hillary clinton winning the white house before he finished investigating her. agent strzok had donald trump impeached before he even started investigating him. that is bias. agent strzok may not see it but the rest of the country does and it's not what we want, expect or deserve from any law enforcement officer, much less the fbi. a fair, bias-free investigation is not a republican or democrat issue. it's an american issue, or at least it used to be. >> the chair thanks the gentleman and recognizes the ranking member of the oversight and government reform committee, the gentleman from maryland, mr. cummings, for his opening statement. >> thank you

but instead this seems like an imp im petuous invitation.to claim he didn't say what he said, and come up with a cockamamie excuse. by the end of the week, he'll be doubling back down. this invitation to putin is a double, double, double down. in some ways it's an insult to anybody who raised the question. he is inviting a man who attacked american democracy to a symbol of american democracy, the white house. and for what reason we still don't know what happened for the two hours that he met privately with putin. and already we see this afternoon putin's coming out and saying, whoa, trump told me this and that, and we have all these agreements. and it's quite clear that trump is -- doesn't really give a damn what dan coats or anyone else around him thinks or believes or their opinions or their expertise. >> whether one agrees or disagrees with the direction of u.s. foreign policy in warming relations towards russia in response to a time when they have taken direct cyberattacks on the united states according to doj and cia and everyone else,

sjpd initially reported the drivers may have been in an imp promptu race, but that theory was not allowed to be presented in court. in any case, this behavior can impact anyone remotely close to the action, which is why those in the south bay want it out of their neighborhoods. >> they need some place to go and have fun, i understand that, but not on a residential street. >> reporting in san jose, h is o aan who killed a security guard at a construction project near candlestick point in san francisco. he was shot in the last hour of his shift yesterday morning. police are reviewing surveillance video from nearby cameras to try to identify the killer. his sister said he worked hard to support his family in the philippines. he was a dedicated husband and father. >> la tack area, one of the most famous restaurants in san francisco, is settling with former workers over unpaid wages. the workers filed multiple complaints over the restaurant's labor practices. lawyers say while the investigation was going on, la taqueria filed the employees who filed the claims. the restaurant is paying nearly

tant toruff: so imp follow the case, it gives us some sense to have the entire process. amna nawaz, thank you.nk >> t judy. e >> woodruff: next,ntinue our exclusive series from behind rebel lines in yemen. last night we reported on the ace, man-made hunger crisi amid the ongoing war between houthi rebels and a saudi-ledio coal tonight, we look at the united ates' support for that coalition, and the effect arms sales and other american assistance has on the nflict. to see what is happening on the ground, special correspondent jane ferguson smuggled herself across the frontlines to report this series. and, as she reports, the effects are profound, and deadly. >> reporter: inside rebel territory in yemen, the war rains down from the sky. on the ground, front lines have not moved much in the past three years of conflict. instd, an aerial bombing campaign by the saudi-led and namerican-backed coalitio hammers much of the country's north, leaving scenes like thiso ed across the capital city sana'a and beyond. a few weeks before i arrived, this gas station was hit. security gua

only 19 years old, scored a few goals and impressed everyone.ss what's impe about him, even though the african teams ha not made it the world cup, you have a lot of tea o africa -- players of african descent. so a lot of thm have become stars for their newer european countries. >> so we have quarter finals and oemifinals, what's the one match you would point toay if you're skeptical about the excitement about this game, watch this match and get a taste of what world cup soccer is all about, what would you tell them to watch? >> i think in the next round, brazil-belgium is going to be a very, very good match. both of those teams have a chance of winning the whole thing, both have just an array s rs that play for the top clubs in the world, so that would be good. in the next phase, i would say, if france and brazil both maker it tgh, they're going to be matched up in the semifinals, and that's a game of absolute heav so for me i hope that happens because it would probably be one of the mostin excgames of the tournament. >> any other paticularly sto lines that emedged for you in the last

if it is corroborated, it has hunl imp huge implications for this investigation. maybe not what some are speculating about. >> please explain. >> first of all, donald trump jr. told congress his father didn't know. it is a crime to lie to congress. if this is true, donald trump jr. is in big trouble. secondly, leaving aside the issue of collusion, if donald trump lied about this while under investigation, repeatedly lied to the public, putting out a false story, knowing robert mueller was looking into this, it could loom large on the obstruction of justice case mueller is believed to be assembling against the president. he can't indict the president, but he may present a report to congress on obstruction, and it could be huge. lastly, some are suggesting this is the smoking gun of collusion. i don't agree with that. my reporting on this meeting suggests the rugsssians, while some had ties to putin, didn't turn over incriminating information on hillary clinton. but it would show that donald trump was prepared to collude. there are a series of things we don't know t

impeds futureit -- we could see this as evidence of a good debate. nonproliferation wonk that is not verified. >> thank you, mark. it is an ambition set of tasks you outline. i want to turn to kelsey for elaboration on the issues and the process by which this would be pursued. >> thanks. mark did an excellent job talking about what is google in terms in getting the substance of the right. i want to process the role of congress. it does not generate a lot of headlights. it is google we have a more in depth -- it is critical we have smartn-depth -- we need diplomacy. a lot comes down to getting the process right. if we look at what is going on with the trump administration, there are a number of ways where we could find the process to make for more effective diplomacy. a halfto make four and point. the united states needs to clarify who in the state department is leading these negotiations. declaratione summit mike pompeo was leading the u.s. talks. symbolically, that is important. the head of the state of permit is involved -- state department is invo

i mean, imp think youtube is one of the most impressive things in the history of mankind, right? you can watch so many things going on around the world. but what is their responsibility in this space? because they truth is governmes will governing physical nations, but who will govern virtual nations? and that will be social media companies. we are already to the point where social media companies -- now they even have more power because of all the information they have, but their terms of service hold more value on their social mediame nations than it does on the real world. in some weird way when they like it or not, they're now in charge of how we conduct ourselves a good portion of the day. 3-5 hours a day they're telling us how we will behave. they are our new laws, our new institutions whether they like it or not and whether we like it or not. they have that power over how we will behave going into the future. so i will give you the two scenarios of how it goes because i think you asked me that, right, justin? so i'll give you the bad scenario first. we don't makeof it. we

a narrow lead in their europa league second qualifying round tie against gibraltar‘s, lincoln red impse last eight. england face ireland on sunday to determine where they will finish in the group. it is an absolute dream experience, we will be pinching ourselves for a couple of days anyway. you know, it is brilliant for us but it is not outside the realm of possibility. we came in here with belief and did a lot of homework and we have played the teams in our pool before, we knew we could get results. absolutely it is an unbelievable experience. ireland are deftly in the quarter—finals, england are guaranteed a place, will not guaranteed, but they know they will be in the play—offs at best to get to the last stage. if they had eaten ireland they will get an easier play—off, if they lose they consider a play—off place. play—off, if they lose they consider a play-off place. you are pretty confident. yes, because you are talking about the likes of south korea and italy, but they will get an easier play—off if they beat ireland, but still i think there will go through to the quarterfinals.

you have a slight imps it -- uptick in 10 year yields today.eing a spike in volatility with yields trading in the widest bailey range -- bailey range since 2015. bloomberg intelligence reckons there is more volatility given market speculation may be fueled by the doj be more flexible on operations. ramy: looking ahead to the market open, thank you. let's switch gears and go into geopolitics between the u.s. and china. a stand between both countries may be heating up again. sources in washington told bloomberg he trump administration will propose raising tariffs on too much a billion dollars of imports from 10 to 25%. comes hours after signal that the size were actually talking about that rhetoric. tom mackenzie has the latest. help us understand what is happening here. well, this announcement net we got across the terminal earlier wraps up the pressure aren on china, because they already feeling the economic impact of these trade tensions. what we are hearing is that the u.s. are looking potentially at raising the tariff level from 10% to 25% o

so far it's really been trade war rhetoric there hasn't been a trade war and the imp position of tariffsomy has been relatively small. as it pertains to apple it's a core portfolio holding we've owned it for many, many years and are going to continue to own it. that's a type of stock we're going to continue to buy especially on pull backs >> what do you think about apple at this point? do they have any products that excite you or is it just they've created an eke system that retains a lot of customers >> they've been very effective at containing with their ecosystem. not a whole lot of innovation that i'm seeing. one of the exciting things that i think will come to fruition this year is apple business. a lot of brands are trying to handle more customer interactions through messaging brands haven't embraced things like facebook messenger. i think they'll be more welcomed to apple business messenger. and they'll enable them to wedge thwedg themselves into business customer purchases yeah, i mentioned wamo because i think they really have the lead. i think before the lawsuit with uber, uber

are you ruling out commercials in states where products are going to see imp sigss of tariffs? just lobbying the white house? what does it mean to have a campaign cow coming on cnbc, is that it >> we've put out a new analysis, a website. you can go to the wrong approach com and you'll see that for every state in the union, you can click on and see what are the goods that you expert out of that state that are facing retaliatory tariffs from abroad. whether it's soybeans from one state. whether it's auto parts from another. every state in the union is feel ing a local impact from this global trade war and we're working with our federation of 2000 state and local chambers of commerce and reaching out to the congress to drive home those very real impacts for consumers who will pay much more. they could pay thousands of dollars more for a new car and to show the real costs of these actions. >> john, obviously i would assume r there are some members that would like to see other markets open have greater access to the export of their own good s. is there a way you should approach just

improperly taken away from their families and the administration seems either unwilling or out of total imp competence, unable to return the children to their families. we ought to be holding hearings about this question. mr. chairman, it's of more immediate concern than this hearing, certainly. at the outset of this congress when my democratic colleagues and i asked you to hold hearings about the russians undermining the election, you said no. you said, quote, there are other committees that have jurisdiction over part of this, unquote. you were also reluctant to interfere with the special counsel. until mueller's investigation is complete, it's redundant for the house of representatives to engage in fact gathering on many of the same issues. you also insisted they would never intrude of an active criminal investigation claiming perhaps erroneously that the majority never questioned the fbi about the clinton investigation while that investigation was still ongoing. mr. chairman, this joint investigation is now so far afield from the original statements that it can be difficult to discern w

of possible imp sigs on tariffs 37 if the u.s.oses such tariffs, that would likely lead to countermeasures president trump threatening to impose a 20% tariff on all cars assembled in europe and exported to the u.s we're going to talk more about trade this morning with wilbur ross that's going to happen in just a couple of minutes. >>> over the weekend kkr completed its transition from a publicly partnership to a corporation. making it eligible to be included in stock indexes. >>> in other corporate news this morning, tesla shares are rising elon musk says the company produced 7,000 cars. this included 5,000 model 3 cars so tesla beat the self-impoessed deadline for the mass market sedan. shares up by almost 7% this morning. >> i haven't seen any of those >> the model 3 i drove one. >> you drove one but they're not around >> we should note the model 3s being produced are not the $35,000 versions the model 3s are still the more expensive ones tricked out at these higher premium prices. which elon talked about the needing to produce

maybe hurt more but imp will be hurt when you get in trade wars and the other thing to keep in mind is, the cash cow going out of the united states to foreigners is matched by cash coming into the united states. 4 trillion. we are not losing cash. it washes out and the other thing to keep in mind is we've had trade deficits for most of the time since jamestown, 400 years ago, you to look at the whole picture, strong economy, don't hurt it with sales taxes. dagen: steve, you said that there are other ways to fight this and clearly president trump ran on this going -- >> absolutely. dagen: going after the trade deficits, what are the other ways that you would fight it? >> well, for example on trade abuses specifically from beijing, we should unit with european allies that are hurt from transfer of technology, unit, go to beijing and say, here are the abuses, here is what we want you to do about them, here are the specific companies we will target, specific industries, specific companies that aren't dealt with. when you is united front and laser front, you will get positive reaction and i