india-u.s. friendship, long live india-u.s. friendship. india-u.s. friendship. thank you very much. and applause] ♪ >> reaffirms the bonds of friendship, mutual trust between the nations. we ask everyone to remain seated as they departed from this venue. [playing "you can't always get what you want"]

india-u.s. of friendship, you will say long live come along live. friendship, india-u.s.endship. india-u.s. friendship. namaste. today, a new history is being created at the stadium. today, we are also seeing history being repeated. i began my ago, the howdymerica with modi event in houston. president my friend, is beginning his historic trip to india in ahmedabad with namaste trump. imagine he has come directly here from america. as soon as he landed in india after such a long journey, president trump and his family went straight to the -- and after that, they have come here for this program. welcome to all of you to the world's biggest democracy. but theathered here enthusiasm to welcome you is shared by all of india. enthusiasm, these loud cheers that the skies resound ,ith, this whole atmosphere from the airport to the stadium, colors and more colors, the very colors of india's diversity. and in the midst of all this, the president -- president trump, first lady melania trump, jared, the presence of president trump here with his imparts a new sweetness and closeness o

india-u.s. friendship, long live india-u.s. friendship. india-u.s. friendship. thank you very much. >> and with that, good morning to you and welcome to "fox & friends" first on this very busy monday morning. i'm heather childress. moments ago, president trump wrapping up his first rally in india in front of his biggest crowd yet. more than 100,000 people actually packing this stadium in ahmedbad as the president took the stage with prime minister modi, the two world leaders touting strong trade and a stronger relationship. they talked a lot about that. you can see another embrace there. between the united states and india, during what is being referred to as the namaste trump rally. take a listen. >> america respects india and america will always be faithful and loyal friends to the indian people. heather: people lining the streets to greet president trump in what was a red carpet style welcome as he kicked off what will end up being a two-day visit aimed at restarting relations and maybe making a trade deal. he talked about a deal in terms of military funding,

i would say india/u.s. friendship, usa long live, long live. india/usa friendship. india/u.s.maste. today a new history is being created at the motera stadium. today we are also seeing history being repeated. five months ago i began my visit to america with the howdy modi event in houston. and today my friend president donald trump is beginning his historic trip to india in ahmedabad. you can see he has come here directly from america. as soon as he landed in india after such a long journey, president trump and his family went straight to the -- and they have come here to this program. welcome to all of you to the world's biggest democracy. we are gathered here, but the enthusiasm to welcome you is shared by all of india. this enthusiasm, these loud cheers that the skies resound with, this whole atmosphere, from the airport to the stadium, everywhere, colors and more colors, the varied colors of india's diversity. and in the midst of all this, the presence of president trump, first lady melania trump, ivanka and jared, the presence of president trump here with his family impar

ambassadors who has served as india's ambassador to france there bottom of ghana sun and he's an expert on india u.s. relations and best to suit thank you so much for making the time would you say that a military relationship between india and us is becoming the cornerstone of ties between both countries. no i think i would make it much more broad based what is becoming the cornerstone is actually 3 factors one is the opening up of the indian economy which began in the 1990 s. the 2nd is the fact that it is a post. in vitro the geopolitical center of gravity is moving towards a sharp pacific or the pacific and deterred is the coming into being of the indian diaspora which is now playing an increasingly important political role in u.s. domestic politics so actually the have seen that relationship in this new of a dot in this new incarnation begin that president clinton is visitor in march 2000 followed by president george bush who introduced. omitted to removing the nuclear hurdle from that relationship and we saw the civil nuclear deal right and then this of president obama coming in they were indor

india, usa friendship, india u.s. friendship. india, u.s. friendship. namas namaste.ay a new history is being created at the stadium. today we are also seeing history being repeated. five months ago i began my visit to america with the howdy modi event in houston. and today my friend president donald trump is beginning his historic trip to india in ahmedabad with namaste trump. you can imagine he has come directly here from america. as soon as he landed in india after such a long journey, president trump and his family went straight to the ashram, and after that they have come here for this program. welcome to all of you to the world's biggest democracy. we are gathered here, but the enthusiasm to welcome you is shared by all of india. this enthusiasm, these loud cheers that the skies resound with, this whole atmosphere from the airport to the stadium, everywhere colors and more colors, the varied colors of india's diversity, and in the midst of all this, the presence of president trump, first lady melania trump, ivanka, and jared, the presence of president trump here

u.s. suspended india's preferential trade status now that hit indian imports what $5000000000.00 india hit back with its own set of targets on a range of u.s. products including adman's walnuts apples metal items and the tap tap of the still in place that a major source of friction donald trump has also called india the king of. terrorists is certainly a thorny issue here and one of the other outstanding topics. well beyond the 2 was really struggling to find common ground in a range of issues from the u.s. perspective this is of course a huge trade deficit with india that currently favors india it's also concerned about price caps on made on medical devices made in the us rules in india that favor domestic e-commerce players for india of course it's looking for resumption of export duties another area of concern for india are u.s. restrictions on so-called one b. visas that they used by you know indian i.t. companies to fly the engineers temporality to the u.s. to service their clients and that that remains a big problem for india so in which areas can we actually expect some progress in

deal between india and the u.s. but that is now off the table because the 2 countries that simply failed to iron out critical differences of a whole range of create issues including tat of but beyond trade up in geopolitics plays a big role here in india it remains strategic partner for the u.s. it is a critical component of its strategy particularly seen as a counterweight to china as seen in this context i think india u.s. defense ties have grown steadily in recent months india now is one of the top buyers of u.s. arms and weapons and i think we're likely to see a few defense things during this visit to the crowds in iraq awaiting. brother waiting for waiting for the american president to arrive we have a sense of the stoep of the support certainly for this visit when we when we look at the crowds there after the rally today what will be the president's agenda well so often about president traveling will head to the northern city of aguero which is of course home to the land 17th century be greeted there by the ch

india and us defense ties up steadily deepened and we think india is now one of the top bio's off u.s. weapons and what we're likely to see in this visit definitely the series of defense related agreements president trump actually talked today about india you know thinking of defense even buying defense helicopters what about $3000000000.00 the sunny thanks so much for that for now we'll have plenty more live from india for this a bilateral meeting going on for the next 2 days for now though thanks very much it's the latest on the coronavirus now countries around the world scrambling to cope with the surgeon and cases with authorities introducing a number of measures to try to contain the outbreak south korea has raised its infectious disease alert to the highest level after more than $160.00 new cases reported today china meanwhile confirming $150.00 deaths in a single day pushing the number of fatalities there to about 26 on. the annual meeting of parliament originally scheduled to start on march 5th has been postponed and authorities in italy are reporting a 4th death from the viru

silence is victims more than 100000 people turned out to greet donald trump on his 1st visit to india as u.s. president trump will discuss the fence security and trade with prime minister narendra modi on tuesday meanwhile violence broke out in delhi over india's controversial citizenship law which opponents say discriminates against muslims a policeman and civilian were killed the supporters and opponents of the law clashed those are the top stories coming up next the stream looks at donald trump's trip to india more news at half an hour of a. mass stage from india has put out all the stops to give the visiting u.s. president the type of state he an event that he revels in but does charms all stage appearance with indian prime minister narendra modi suggests the meeting of minds open haps is i'm femi oke a and you are in the stream send your thoughts for today show through twitter. donald trump is making his 1st visit to india as u.s. president but state craft is not as important as showcase perhaps hours after arriving in the city of armada bad on monday you know great a new cricket stadiu

should walk a preferential trade status last year for india and the u.s. has called india the king of to address however a defense deal with me still come through this is something which the u.s. president hinted at at the rally today a defense due to the amount of $3000000000.00 with the with the indian navy and the really be hearing more about this tomorrow which is going to be the meat of this bilateral was that when trump visits delhi and spends his time in talks with the indian contingent tell us a little bit more about what else is on the u.s. president's agenda. well this evening preston trump will be at the visiting of the wonder of the world and you will be traveling to delhi later and tomorrow is actually as i mentioned the main part of this visit to morrow morning he will be going to the presidential palace and in jail where he will be in delhi where he will receive a ceremonial welcome he also was a god given water but then we come to the sizable part of the afternoon where there will be created room and hopefully as well as the defense announce

. >> india u.s. friendship. spp india u.s.dship. >> translator: today a new history is being created, at the stadium we are also seeing history being repeated. five months ago, i began my visit to america with the modi event in houston. and today my friends, president donald trump is beginning his historic trip to india and ahmedabad. you can imagine he has come directly here from america. as soon as he landed in india after such a long journey president trump and his family then to ahmedabad they've come here for this program. welcome to all of you to the world's biggest democracy. we are gathered here in good luck but the enthusiasm to welcome you is shared by all of india. this enthusiasm these loud cheers the says to resound with this whole atmosphere, from the airport to the stadium everywhere, colors and more colors the very colors of india's diversity and in the midst of all this, the president of president trump first lady melania trump ivanka and jared. the presence of president trump here with his family imparts a ne

india has rolled out the red carpet for u.s. president donald trump with more than 100000 people turning out to greet him he's in india on a 2 day state visit focusing on trade but he also hopes that the trip will boost his reelection chances by appealing to the 4 and a half 1000000 indian american voters elizabeth purana reports now from on the ahmedabad. on his 1st foreign trip since his impeachment trial donald trump could not have looked more pleased with the reception he received it wasn't the $10000000.00 people trump said would greet him in good iraq before leaving for india bought more than 100000 people packed into the saadat voted by patel stadium to hear the u.s. president praise all things indian from one of its founders mahatma gandhi to cricket stars in the bollywood film industry his greatest admiration though was reserved for prime minister in the day of the movie you are living proof that with hard work and devotion indians get a cop lish anything anything at all anything they want the prime minister mori into sp

u.s. of course views india as an important counter we have to china so there's a geopolitical of one just also. being strong what else is on the u.s. president's agenda. but president trump to be going to abra this evening to visit the this evening insert he would also be traveling to delhi and tomorrow is actually the main part all of this by largely because of this whirlwind 36 our visit tomorrow he will be given a presidential welcome at the ballot in delhi he will also watch and this of the gandhi memory but the really important aspect of it is bilateral trade talks and and that really that expected to morrow in the afternoon lead to in the evening there could be a ceremonial dinner and the president will be heading back to the us. with more on the u.s. president's a busy visit to india i think you can be sure. well now we turn to the latest on the corona virus in china the outbreak has prompted the national people's congress to postpone its annual 10 day meeting for the 1st time in decades it comes after chinese authorities reported $150.00 deaths from corona virus in a single day pus

u.s. concerns about rules in india that favor domestic e-commerce companies so i think it remains a tricky issue tattersall really complicated this problem ever since the u.s. suspended india's preferential trade status last year you know donald trump has also called the u.s. the king of tariffs so i think stocks are really stuck here i don't see how this can really go forward rate i'll be interesting to see this it is still to last a bit and longest on your family because they're reporting for us from delhi thank you so much thank you. and that's it her from me on the business team here in berlin of course there are more business nears and there's a lot of background on our website at www dot com slash business or also on facebook and on twitter check us out of there and before we go is a quick update on global markets thanks for watching. i'm secure in the fire more than target and in the end there's a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers with lions of the b. what's your story ready ready. i'm one i was a women e

u.s. trade representative all that lot has a didn't actually come to india ahead of the u.s. president's visit but yet we heard donald trump say yesterday that they're planning on you know the biggest and the best ever trade deal and that is the board he did say today that they've agreed that they call most ministers will sit down and stocks were called on that so that's. that sums up wash we got from the visit so far peter we did see those pictures in the past 24 hours of those people demonstrating on the streets elizabeth the people who are angry over the new citizenship legislation that mr moody has been introducing did that impact the visit the tall and also of the back of the there was speculation that mr trump would talk about kashmir but is that too much of a hot potato for him to get close to. well on the protests paid to but certainly the mood is much more subdued today than it was yesterday things a still tense in the northeast of delhi where the death toll is now 7 people including one police officer something like 160 people injured in the more than 2 months of pr

the u.s. india strategic relationship remains on track driven mostly by china that's the piece that i wrote in the wall street journal on friday the 2nd takeaway is that this is a big domestic political victory for prime minister modi at a time when india has come under withering criticism both for its policies in kashmir and for the citizenship law to actually get a u.s. president to come and stand side you know stand with him is a huge coup i'm a little bit skeptical on how much donald trump gets out of this domestically but you know people we can agree to disagree on that. i think elizabeth really had an important point that we have to take into account that is the split screen reality as she talks about you know we're seeing what these 2 leaders want us to see our interest very quickly i experience this how do you modi we happen to be there filming some counter protesters and the organizers that were supportive of neurons or modi they tried to seize our cameras it became a physical scuffle that'

india has rolled out the red carpet for u.s. president donald trump with more than 100000 people turning out to greet him he's in india on a 2 day state visit focusing on trade but he also hopes the trip will boost his reelection chances by appealing to the 4 and a half 1000000 indian american voters elizabeth per annum reports now from auburn about. on his 1st foreign trip since his impeachment trial donald trump could not have looked more pleased with the reception he received it wasn't the 10000000 people trump said greet him in good iraq before leaving for india bought more than 100000 people packed into the saadat voted by patel stadium to hear the u.s. president praise all things indian from one of its founders to the heartland on the to cricket stars and the bollywood film industry his greatest admiration though was reserved for prime minister in the day of the movie you are living proof that with hard work and devotion indians get accomplished anything anything at all anything they want for prime minister morty into spoke

u.s. ties with india stronger than ever and india says that both sides have decided to formally engage to move towards a pact that sounds like baby steps no that not a comprehensive trade agreement he's signing not yet at least the u.s. president put his name to the visitor book at the memorial to mahatma gandhi in new delhi before being presented with a bust of the much revered independence leader however that was not the only place where donald trump left his presidential mark i know prime minister bertie will agree that this has been a very productive visit for both of our countries earlier today we expanded our defense cooperation with agreements for india to purchase more than $3000000000.00 of advanced american military equipment including apache and m.h. 60 romeo helicopters the finest in the world there was also a deal between us energy big hit to exxon mobil and the indian government to to see the americans improve india's energy distribution network it will mean the u.s. can sell even more of its oil and gas to the subcontinent as for that closely watched comprehensive trade deal

we also know sonia that bilateral ties are at the center of talks as well what is the state of u.s. india relations right now. well so the u.s. is one of india's top trading partners and this was originally supposed to be a visit that was aimed at announcing a major trade deal between the 2 countries and that is looking very very unlikely because the 2 countries are really very far apart they've been unable to iron out very crucial differences on a whole range of trade issues which have really been complicated by a set of tit for tat tat which was set into motion when president trump suspended india's preferential trade status last year but you know beyond the trade there are also geopolitics of play that india remains a very important strategic partner for the u.s. it is an important component in america's asia strategy and we can see that in the context also off of growing defense ties between india and the u.s. in recent years india has become one of the major buyers of india of american arms and weapons and what we're likely to see in this trip are a number of defense to preston trump

india where u.s. president donald trump has begun a 2 day visit proceedings began with a massive rally at the newly built metairie cricket stadium it was welcomed by indian prime minister narendra modi in a mad about the biggest city in mt his home state leaders hope to strengthen the ties between 2 of the world's largest democracies. handshakes swapped for hugs as india turned on the collar for donald trump's 1st visit to the country. the world when 1st day had a lively trio of photo opportunities for a u.s. president in a reelection year 1st to a residence where mahatma gandhi used to live use the guestbook to call modi his great friend. the motorcade then we've 3 streets packed with enthusiastic supporters straining to get a glimpse at the 2 leaders. the world to biggest cricket study and then played host for a massive rally titled at nama state trump in front of a 100000 people. in india you had cheered legions of the i knew only to. jeff and i got up i didn't see. it didi your pond a big data and

u.s. president donald trump's 2 day visit to india is over no new trade deal for the u.s. economy but lots and lots of law. yes i'm on this relationship it's the most important partnership of the 21st century the u.s. indian partnership is now truly stronger than ever before. on to our viewers on p.b.s. watching in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with 2 emerging pictures of the corona virus outbreak tonight there are more than 80000 people infected with the coded 1000 corona virus worldwide most of them are in china china remains the hardest hit country but there are signs that efforts to stop the spread are beginning to work the world health organization says the pace of new cases there is slowing now that it's not the case for much of the rest of the world south korea has the 2nd highest number of cases and today president moonshine in said that the situation there is great in the middle east and here in europe there are more in new cases being reported every day and today the centers for disease control in the united states want ameri

president trump in his speech today in india said. the u.s. makes the quote greatest weapons ever made and they'll be among the weapons sent to india as part of a $3000000000.00 arms deal we're talking about u.s. helicopters missile air defense systems and unmanned aerial vehicles also known as drones president trump lauded india in his speech and his quote great friend indian prime minister narendra modi the event was named the must a trump take on the rally in houston texas last year for india's prime minister which was called how the modi will today's day long affair in india featured a lot of pageantry singing dancing basically a huge celebration for president trump who was joined by 1st lady maloney and then his daughter ivanka and son in law journal among others the president took a little ribbing for not exactly accurate pronunciation so shall we say a famous indian cricket player but the president did get big applause from the crowd for his shout outs to bollywood and some famous bollywood films basically personalizing the speech to the

it is exactly the kind of dairy farmer could be impacted if india and the u.s. agreed to create deal that gives american dairy producers easier access to the markets here. india has gone protected its farmers by disputing cheap dairy imports an extensive network of operatives and small vendors reduces middlemen surprise uses also receive a sizable fraction of the retail price paid by consumers up to 70 percent of it. but many fear that could all end. thing heads a local unit of the national farmers organization not the british. if there's a dairy deal with the u.s. and milk imports are allowed prices could fall that would pose a huge threat to marginal dairy farmers and laborers they'll be staring at major losses. but not everyone is worried at this private dairy farm almost every step of the process has been mechanized the cows milked twice a day. and freeze eons ago to pinpoint the company or there is a new niche player in the industry. is a co-founder he produces what he says is beyond milk free of hormones or adultery it's an issue that remains a widespread c

u.s. diplomats failed to negotiate frictions india and the u.s. have both been affected by the to the tat tariffs on imports since 2018. let's speak now to a month dr who's in oxford he is a scholar at oxford university and a fellow in the u.s. india policy at the center for strategic and international studies in washington d.c. thank you so much for your time how much of this visit is actually about sort of substantial deals or agreements this is optics ahead of the u.s. election well i think you know the optics are definitely up for him going into this visit after the both sides were able to get to a trade deal but i do think that you know we will see some substance coming out of this visit tomorrow as you've already said there will be 3000000000 dollar defense deal for helicopters both for apache helicopters as well as sea hawk helicopters for the navy and there's also been an approval by the state department for air defense system for the capital city of new delhi which could be movement on and finally there is one pending military enabling a

yesterday exxon mobil signed a deal to improve india's natural gas distribution networks so that the u.s. can export even more lng to india. we are pleased to be joined by the chairman of exxon mobil, lng market development alex volcof. thank you, alex, where you may be. thank you very much, alex. and the ceo of chart energy and chemicals. thank you very much. thank you both. thank you, jillian. thank you very much. that's a big deal, alex, right? can you handle it? i think so, right? it's great. to further strengthen our economic ties, the united states is pleased to announce that the u.s. international development finance corporation will be establishing a permanent presence right here. america's especially committed to working with india to improve development and empower women entrepreneurs. that is why my daughter ivanka attended the global entrepreneurship summit inna --e have since launched the initiative now spear heading projects supporting women in the economy from new delhi to colcota. in our meetings with the prime minister, we discussed and agreed to create a counternarcotic

u.s. diplomats failed to ease the friction india in the u.s. have both been affected by the tit for tat tariffs on imports since $28.00 c. let's bring in southern and duminy he's a resident fellow at the american enterprise institute and a columnist for the wall street journal he joins us via skype from washington d.c. this is the 1st time we've seen confrontation between hindus muslims on the streets of the capital over this issue how much is this an embarrassment to the modi government given donald trump's praise for india's inclusive it's a big rally yesterday. well it's obviously something that the more the government would have wished for than plea not to happen they would like the images that go around the world to be pictures of you know either the president along with mr modi at the stadium in gujarat or perhaps the pictures of president trump and 1st lady melania trump at the park mahal but instead you're going to have you're going to have those pictures of course but you're also going to see really some of the most troubling pictures

u.s. president donald trump has arrived here to the matera stadium, this in india. take a look at that stadium. the stadium holds more than 100,000 people. the president essentially kicking off this massive, massive building for this namaste trump event. this is u.s. president donald trump along with the indian prime minister narendra modi, together showing their relationship between two nations. >> yeah, and of course they'll be making joint remarks. we want to turn to cnn's international correspondent sam kiley. he is there at the stadium. 100,000 people gathered there. we saw -- sam, talk to us about the ambience, how excited they are to see the u.s. president there and what we can expect to hear from the two leaders when they speak. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: we expect to hear from them and see them momentarily. they have arrived here at the stadium. donald trump, the u.s. president in the famous presidential limousine known as "the beast." narendra modi in a range rover which might be seen as a british vehicle. it's indian owned, the burgeoning of india on the internation

counterweight to china and in that context i think defense ties have have steadily deepened between india and the u.s. in recent years and we are likely to see you know a number of defense related agreements being signed during this visit most notably india may end up buying you know about 30 defense helicopters from the us after the greetings there are now underway and this big rally that's coming up today what will be on the president's agenda today. well so after after his visit to the bodies expected president thomas expected to stay there for about 3 i was he is then heading to the northern city of which is of course home to the landmark 17th century taj mahal he'll be greeted there by the chief minister of the state to put up with the. who is a deeply controversial and polarizing figure in the in the modi government and after that trump is expected to fly back to delhi tomorrow he is expected to meet the president visit the gandhi memorial in the heart of delhi which will be followed by bilateral meetings he's also expected to meet members of india's business community. the president of the u.s

well i think it's significant for us india relations this is only the 8th visit by u.s. president to india serving us president it's but the trump is the 4th consecutive president from after bill clinton every president has now visited india his is caught in the 4th consecutive term of a presidency so i think this this is part of a continuation of a relationship that we have seen building up over the last 20 years or so obviously the manner and the details of this relationship the sort large rally about 11220000 people there too to see present trump in ahmedabad in western india followed by visits how tomorrow's the ceremonial bilateral meetings and the ceremony in delhi but this is obviously been catered to to donald trump's liking and the way ridge that we heard today me there was a lot of. declared lots of warrior old t. declared especially from the side of mr trump today very little was said though 'd about these upcoming u.s. india trade talks can we expect any real breakthrough during tomorrow's bilateral talks. no i don't think we'll see a major. trade agreement no

u.s. president is due to begin a 2 day visit to india he'll be greeted by tens of thousands of people at a rally in the city of ahmedabad but beyond all the political optics there's plenty to talk about just. and let's trade the u.s. is india's 2nd biggest trading partner president trump has announced progress on a big trade deal as he calls it but so far there has not been a breakthrough then there's security the 2 countries have been increasing their military cooperation over the past few years signing a number of defense agreements and conducting joint exercises another issue kashmir india state that disputed region of its semi autonomy last year but president from saw 1st to mediate between india and pakistan have been rebuffed by indian officials we'll talk to our correspondent but 1st let's go to ahmedabad to find out whether people there are ready to offer their traditional greeting of nama state to the u.s. president. aloha my prime distribution and i look to the city up to heaven but. no one can myth that the american president is on his way. the products of certain that this visi

everything from harley-davidson motorbikes and farm goods beta trump calling india a tariff king and the trade deal has been in the workd u.sindia for really over a year now. india has remained locked into signed a deal and choosing to cling on to its projected list trade policy instead, trump intensified pressure on india by raising tariffs on the imports and helping it will close the over $23 billion trade deficit that the u.s. has with india last year. kevin corke is standing by at the house for us and we are going to it a little bit later, but he's there. in the meeting, he'll be a little bit about it, it could be a clash of america first versus india first and president trump the opportunity to exercise the deal making abilities and president trump had a big rally yesterday let's listen into some sounds from the rally at the stadium yesterday. >> america loves india. america respects india. and america will always be faithful and loyal friends to the indian people. the story of the indian nation is a tale of astounding progress, a miracle of democracy, extraordinary diversity, and above all, a strong and noble people.

u.s. president's 2 day visit to india the bilateral talks between prime minister. and u.s. press than donald trump have come to an end in statements to the press prime minister . spoke about this comprehensive strategic partnership between the 2 countries calling it one of the most valuable partnerships off the 21st century he said the. issues ranging from defense and energy to technology and connectivity and also agreed to stop. for a comprehensive trade deal u.s. press and donald trump once again. in them to be. honest and he also emphasized that any trade deal in the future must be fair and rest for both countries. and if you live in praise for each other with the u.s. president going so far as to say that they have very strong feelings for each other however this chemistry has not translated into a comprehensive trade deal so far achieved 1000000000 defense was announced and will remain the highlight of this. president of the. crees around the world so do efforts to develop a vaccine against it but it's a time consuming process a number of the bottle trees around the wo

u.s. defense companies will now provide india. including helicopter sales. ump went on to talk about secure 5g and everyone thinks about huawei when he talks about that. profess -- prime minister modi talked about energy products moving from the u.s. to india. a lot for them to talk about. modi talked about a big trade deal. helicopter sales. and perhaps around axon. we will wait for the details. manus: i thought it was interesting that i -- president trump talked about the importance of the 5g network, a secure 5g network and how it should not be a conduit of oppression and censorship. clearly a dig at huawei. as european governments continue to push for or even purchase huawei equipment for their 5g networks. clearly something the president feels strongly about as well as his relationship with modi saying they have strong feelings for each other and a friendship that he was pretty dramatic about. saying the relationship with india has never been as good as it is now. let us take a look 14 minutes into the session at how equity indexes are doing. but foreact