moment, "wall street journal" editor at large and host of the new fox business show wsj at large, jerry bakers coming up. plus later in the program i sit down with federal reserve bank of dallas president, robert kaplan, both my special guests coming up. you won't want to miss that. stay with us. >>> first let's get to deirdre bolton standing by in the fox business newsroom with the big headlines impacting everything from wall street to main street. reporter: short but dramatic week on wall street. energy, retail, tech all weighing on the markets. the dow, s&p 500 and nasdaq all closing lower for the week. tech under pressure with apple, amazon, facebook and alphabet all down, all closing lower for the week. apple falling around 10% for the last few sessions. the selloff in oil also stood out. crude slumping deeper into a bear market, touching its lowest point for 2018. president trump touting falling prices and cheaper gasoline as a tax cut for america and the world. nissan chairman carlos ghosn arrested in japan for charges of financial misconduct. one specific charge, japanese prosecutors

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lauren: larry summers discontinued the federal reserve's challenges with jerry baker. >> i think we arelso in a more dangerous monetary environment because we've got a president sounding off about the fed, that's got to increase uncertainty premiums everywhere, make it harder for the fed to do its job and i think that kind of political rhetoric about monetary policies is really quite dangerous and the -- >> the issue that you agree with the president. >> the way that the president spoken i don't think economist would agree with but i do think there are more risks of overtightening than they are of undertightening. lauren: if you want to see more of the interview with larry, tonight at wall street journal at large with jerry baker. cheryl: brand-new show on fox business, very exciting. facebook ceo sheryl sandberg wants to check on one high-profile critics. lauren: tracee carrasco has that story and other stories making headlines. tracee: sheryl sandberg asked to do search on george soros where he called facebook a, quote, menace to society. sandberg sent emails asking them to investigat

invest with confidence. >> welcome back final thoughts from this all star panel jerry baker. >> tragic our thoughts go to the victims and -- the young kids it sounds like many of them were victims and that sheriff deputy who -- incredibly bravely died in line of duty. very sad. >> absolutely we'll find out more throughout the day in terms of the motive and identity of the shooter. >> and what's horrifying about it is it sounds premeditated witnesses talking about smoke grenades and suspect had a handgun and i can't stop thinking about that law enforcement officer who was nearing retirement, 29 years on the force walking in, shot to death in his colleague said he died a hero. he went in to save lives save other people. >> there within three minutes our best in the world and we thank them every day. >> we do pray for all of them, and their families everybody who puts their life on the line. for this, for this country to protect us every day, and fight for the freedoms that we hold so dear. and -- to that point, like, focused on the sheriff deputy out there mentioned mental illness i've n

the host of the new fox business show, jerry baker is coming up. later in the program i will sit down with federal reserve bank of dallas president, robert kaplan. both my special guests coming up. you will not want to miss that. stay with us. but first, we are going to the fox business newsroom with more. reporter: is short for dramatic week on wall street. energy retail and tech on the market.the nasdaq closing lower for the week. the tech under pressure with apple amazon, facebook and alphabet all closing lower for the week. apple falling around 10 percent for the last session. in the self and oil, at the lowest point for 2018. the president touting falling prices and cheaper gasoline, tax cuts for america and the world. the nissan chairman arrested in japan for charges of financial misconduct, when specific charge, japanese say he underreported income from his role in nissan by b%5 billion. 44 and half million dollars. over a five-year period. back to you. maria: thank you riso much, deirdre bolton. a rough week for stocks. the dow point down.

joining me today, jerry baker, liz peek and john layfield.er the taxpayer bailouts of the banks back this 2009? could we be headed down that path again in the federal reserve now making it easier to pass annual tests. so, folks, is this sowing the seeds of another financial crisis? >> david, i don't think so. i think what we're getting is a rebalancing, a redressing of the balance that we've seen of regulation in the last ten years. the regulatory pendulum has swung very, very hard since the financial crisis.

, "wsj at large with jerry baker."atulations, young man. >> thank you very much indeed, young man. stuart: you can't say that to me. i'm a lot older than you are. now, hard line navarro, most people think he really doesn't want a deal with china. he wants to beat them into the ground. >> absolutely. there's a tension within the administration between the likes of navarro in particular and also bob lighthizer, u.s. trade representative. they really want to take a tough line with china. they really think it's not going to be good enough for china to agree to a few concessions here and something on technology transfer there. they really think we are in a kind of life or death struggle with china, that china doesn't play by the rules, china being a completely different economic system and the u.s. needs to disengage from the chinese economy. elsewhere in the administration you have people like treasury secretary mnuchin, one or two others, probably larry kudlow, who think now it's just too dangerous to get into a trade war

moment, "wall street journal" editor at large and host of the new fox business show wsj at large, jerry bakerp. plus later in the program i sit down with federal reserve bank of dallas president, robert kaplan, both my special guests coming up. you won't want to miss that. stay with us. >>> first let's get to

tomorrow night, the debut of wall street journal at large hosted by jerry baker, 9:30 p.m. eastern. lou: good evening, everybody. our top stories, president trump due to land i in about an hour, taking with him his america first message of free and fair trade to the summit of g20 leaders, including chinese president xi jinping feeling the full source of trump, policy and american tariffs. we'll talk about the president's efforts to save american jobs to stop chinese left of american intellectual property with former state department senior adds visier clissen whiten. and. >>> and the out of control mueller witch hunt has hit new depths. this time trying to squeeze the president's personal attorney michael cohen over a business deal that never occurred. >> we had a position to possibly do a deal to build a building of some kind in moscow. i decided not to do it. the primary reason, it could have been other reasons but the primary reason was simple. i was focused on running for president. there could be nothing wrong if i did do it. i was running my business while i was campaigning. t

joining me today, jerry baker, liz peek and john layfield.xpayer bailouts of the banks back this 2009? could we be headed down that path again in the federal reserve now making it easier to pass annual tests. so, folks, is this sowing the seeds of another financial crisis? >> david, i don't think so. i think what we're getting is a rebalancing, a redressing of the balance that we've seen of regulation in the last ten years. the regulatory pendulum has swung very, very hard since the financial

tomorrow night, the debut of wall street journal at large hosted by jerry baker, 9:30 p.m. eastern. evening, everybody. our top stories, president trump due to land i in about an hour, taking with him his america first message of free and fair trade to the summit of g20 leaders, including chinese president xi jinping feeling the full source of trump, policy and american tariffs. we'll talk about the president's efforts to save american jobs to stop chinese left of american intellectual property with former state department senior

joining me today, jerry baker, liz peek and john layfield.l, remember the taxpayer bailouts of the banks back this 2009? could we be headed down that path again in the federal reserve now making it easier to pass annual tests. so, folks, is this sowing the seeds of another financial crisis? >> david, i don't think so. i think what we're getting is a rebalancing, a redressing of the balance that we've seen of regulation in the last ten years. the regulatory pendulum has swung very, very hard since the financial crisis. to be very tough on bankings. and something like this is an easing of some of those rules. not crucially on the capital rules, by the way, which is very important. that's the amount of capital equity, essentially, that the bank has to hold which is the sort of protection that supports all of its as sets. but it's -- assets. but it's things like liquidity, these are things -- david: we don't want the get too much in the weeds, but the fed wants to eliminate sort of the public shaming of banks by that failed grade that some of the

take a listen to what he said to jerry baker about dealing with the chinese. >> we in the united statesry clear. we are entitled and we are right to reject chinese cheating, chinese violation of the rules, rules that don't cover unfair practices. we're right when we're against that. but when our position is that china can't succeed and china's not allowed to succeed or somehow it's wrong for china to succeed, that's an untenable position for us politically and an untenable position for us economically. susan: also tough position politically. what do you think? >> well, i think larry makes a very good point. we can't use trade rules of the international system to just kind of hold china down. they're moving ahead. there's a lot of indigenous innovation in china. they are moving up in terms of the level of innovation, level of technology and quite a large number of industries, and i think that's going to continue inevitably and the idea that we can, you know, stop that or significantly slow it down i think is mistaken. it's not only wrong for the reasons that larry said, but i think it wo

moment, "wall street journal" editor at large and host of the new fox business show wsj at large, jerry baker is coming up. plus later in the program i sit down with federal reserve bank of dallas president, robert kaplan, both my special guests coming up. you won't want to miss that. stay with us. >>> first let's get

jerry baker soon to come to the network. >> pleasure to be here. neil: why did it take so long, jerry? >> there is formal legal process kicked off after britain's vote, there is a legal process which you have to fire the starting gun for leaving the eu that is a two-year process. they had two years since they started the firing gun. that will expire in march. britain has been, britain's economy and increasingly its government and its people have been locked into the european union 45 years. european union top court is the top court of the uk. all of the uk economic relationships it is all like, the united kingdom is like a state of the united states. neil: never signed on the euro. >> that's true. neil: would i have thought this would spread this process up. >> i don't think the british government handled the negotiation very well. they could have taken a few lessons from donald trump to be honest with you. they went into the negotiation we want to do a deal, whatever happens we want to do a deal. we don't want to leave without a deal, because the d

jerry baker is with us.street journal" large debuts next friday. congratulations. looking forward to it. are we going to get any kind of deal? trump made xi x-ray. anything going to happen. >> total it up completely. the tone of it but meeting was very negative. there's a battle going on inside the administration. those who still want to do a deal, who want to avoid this wholesale tariff on chinese imports which is that the u.s. will do after january if there wasn't a deal. the treasury secretary. people like peter navarro at the white house, bob light has their come and trade representative pushing very hard. the thing was president trump as we know he likes to do deals. he successfully doing deal so it's not completely out of the question and he offers in something and says i'll take it. it's unlikely but not impossible. >> that's the kind of faith and menu subtle details later. >> you got to do with nafta, something of a deal. he's done some deals. again, if president xi offers him some rain, something su

bring in "wall street journal" editor-at-large, jerry baker. gin up votes for midterm elections. midterms are over. what is going on? >> there is still an issue, big political issue. you have the direct threat that the is at the border, well the president is doing what he feels is necessary to deal with that. the bigger political issue though remains immigration as issue in the country. it has been a big deal for the last few years. a lot of people are concerned about it. the president wants to get the wall built. one of his major promises in the campaign in 2016. democrats don't see any need to do it. they think security, agree more security is needed but won't agree to the wall. this is probably given we're in lame-duck congress. we have legislation coming up. we have a vote in the next week to fund the government. otherwise there is portion government shut down. the question is will the democrats agree what the president wants? seeps unlikely to me. brian: if they want daca, chance to get it in the lame-duck session, maybe they go ahead, mr.