kevin corke is in berkeley heights, new jersey where the president is spending this weekend. how you doing, my friend? >> always good to be with you, david. listen its been said many times before, right? it's the economy. well that's what the president is banking on, a strong economy to propel him to victory in 202d mentioned, it's not going to be an easy ride by any stretch of the imagination when you consider the unrest abroad like in hong kong for example, and afraid and other economic head wins here at home. let me take you inside the numbers and i think the folks at home will find this instruct ever and let me talk about the treasury we saw the 30 year treasury note fall to a fresh

president wrapping up meeting with german chancellor angela merkel at g7 summit a few minutes ago. >> kevin corketo recap the meeting, kevin, a lot of news was made in the last couple of minutes. >> yeah, pretty interesting, right? a couple of things in case you were busy, getting ready for work or watching and doing other things, the president making it clear as the u.s. host the g7 summit next year it will likely take place in miami, he mentioned doral and for those of you who probably don't know this, this won't surprise you he has a resort in doral in miami, we previously reported that that was possibility, the president also said that he would like to make his way to germany, very interesting in 2 plus years he's been on the job, he's never been there at the invitation of the chancellor in berlin, sort of a state visit is what i'm alluding, he's been to germany before, he made very clear he will be going there, maybe even soon, he will be heading to poland, maybe floated the idea of possibly making way to germany while in poland, very interesting conversation as we took that in together, i c

kevin corke with the president, thanks, kevin.o about when it comes to economy and politics, earlier we had texas congressman giving perspective on the economy, let's turn to north carolina congressman and member of house homeland security mark walker, thanks for joining us. >> thanks, molly. >> let's kick things off, we've had a chance to listen to kevin corke. your thoughts on a recession? >> when we start hearing buzz words like this week like inverted yield and the panic is that i think it's premature, remember, i looked this up today, the day that president trump the dow was at 18,200, now we are looking to 26,000, 29% increase, so i think it's early to hit the panic button. >> let's go to the other side of the aisle, we have the congressman from texas, take a listen. >> sure. >> we are very concerned that president trump with talk about tariffs and the back and forth with china, that he is going to accelerate us into a recession, the comments that the president makes and his lack of understanding of the way how markets work

bret. >> bret: kevin corke traveling with the president. kevin, thank you in new jersey.oing back to our lead story, the breaking news out of philadelphia. again, we have six billy police officers according to the philadelphia police department. if it all started with a warrant that was being issued in the narcotics case. the suspect, one believed to still be inside shooting. we're just getting getting word from fox 29, the philly police have told them the suspect has been live streaming the shooting police officers on facebook. if we do not know if that has been taken down as of yet, but that's coming from philly police. hundreds of rounds have been fired. again, six officers shot, all nonlife-threatening injuries we are being told at this hour. let's listen back in to wtxf, fox 29. the breaking story, northern philadelphia. >> tough to hear, but i can hear them as i'm speaking to you, a lot of yelling going on up the block where we believe that all of this is unfolding. the community is still out here watching as well, along with the media. police continue to come over

rst, kevin corke is liv with is now with the latest. vin >> dana, thanks to an inverted yield curve, fears of the waeaded r word,ar recession, sweeping fll street to main street but the dhite house isbling down on its economic policies, completely convinced the u.s. economy is not nst the best ihe world, it's the best bet for american voter in 2020. the week that was almos ray earned a letter grade it would get a v volatility. with the dow imitating roller coaer. a reaction, say experts, safe, to a number of factors including the u.s. china tradeispute. ongoing unrest in hong kong andh ofe the 10-year fering less than shorter treasuries like the two-year period even as a 30-year yield fe to an all-time record low.il and whe they're all to are optimism, for example, retail sales have jumped 3.4% from a year ago, consumer 6.4% from july.fallen. >> i will never,let you down, that i can tell you. >> undaunted, president trump took his message of economic evangelism on the road to new hampshirthis week, a key 2020 target for the g.o.p. where

at the white house, i'm kevin corke, ktvu fox 2 news. >> just a few minutes ago, president trump madenouncement on a trade deal with the european union. it comes as the agriculture industry is taking a hit from the ongoing trade war with china. the deal will make it easier to import american beef. >>> reaffirms, the -- >> the signed agreement will be presented to the european parliament for approval. the united states and russia have allowed a landmark nuclear weapons treaty to lapse. it was signed back in 1987. it required both countries to destroy certain cruise missiles. the white house says a similar treaty restricting nuclear arms is set to expire in a couple of years. >>> financial analysts say the latest jobs report shows steady gains and the mostly positive on the economy. 164,000 jobs were added in july. the economists had predicted 165,000 jobs and the unemployment rate to dip a tenth of a point. it's still at a 50 year low. while companies are still hiring, the labor report indicates a slowdown. >>> facebook and twitter were found to be in contempt of court by refusing to h

arthel: thank you, kevin corke. on the economy later on this hour. >>> many of the 2020 democrats on the campaign trail across several states this weekend. this is a new fox news poll showing elizabeth warren is going past senator bernie sanders and now is in second place in the race for the former vice president joe biden is still the front runner. he has a comfortable lead but is shaking up a little bit. peter doocy is live in south carolina where senator warren is about to hold a town hall. peter? reporter: eric, this is what it looks like outside of an event in the first and primary state that has vaulted to second place in the national standards and the new fox news poll. elizabeth warren has a huge line and she's not even expected here for about another hour, she is been busy there already in georgia and promising to pay for it all what she calls a wealth tax. >> for anyone to make it if we want to make it as a country, when you make it big i mean really big, i'm in the top 1/10 of one percent. pitch in two se

kevin corke from the white house. i think i know how this progresses. >> no one is served by this, the back-and-forth but it's clear to anyone that anthony scaramucci, all of 11 days on the job at the white house, is content to break ranks with the man with whom he was previously fairly close to but for what and why now and what end? to hear scaramucci telecom he's generally concerned about the future of the party and the party. >> i think you have to continue consider a change of the top of the ticket when someone is acting like this, when someone lacks intellectual curiosity to take ideas from friends. he is dissembling a little bit and sounding more and more nonsensical. >> as you know, goading the president and firing back at a slight, real or imagined, well, that's low-hanging fruit and he's not mincing words when it comes to scaramucci. he said this not too long ago. "i seldom had time to return his calls. he just wanted to be on tv." you can say things about the back-and-forth between the friends, former friend

kevin corke covering the president in new jersey where the president has been spending his time at the trump bedminster golf estate. hi, kevin. >> sean, always good to be with you. what is ominous sky is falling reaction by the media with scant little evidence. there are metrics people are talking about, the inverted yield curve as you have some people pointing out worried about recession fears. you look into numbers on wall street, a lot of people don't feel like the way it is going to go go. that is the white house's view i can tell you that after a week of wild swings on the corner of wall and broad. as for the recession fears, eric, president's chief economic advisor larry kudlow says he is not buying it. >> i'll tell you what i sure don't see a recession. we had blockbuster retail sales consumer numbers towards the back end of last week, really blockbuster numbers. and in fact despite a lot of worries with the volatile stock market, most economists on wall street towards the end of the week had been marking up their forecasts for the third and fourth quarter. that echoes our view.

. >> julie: white house correspondent kevin corke will take the story. more from the north line for us. heather, kevin. >> great to be with you, julie. very busy day. an announcement coming up, the president talking about the trade agreement between the u.s. and our european partners in the e.u. this one will have to do with u.s., we will also keep an eye on cattle futures and market implications, as well. but also very busy day here at 1600 pennsylvania avenue as we continue to keep an eye on the u.s. decision to withdraw from the inf treaty, the nuclear agreement going on the way back to the late 1980s. here's a statement from mike pompeo. just going to take out some bullets from it. it's a lengthy statement. he said at least this -- "the united states will not remain a party that's continually violated by russia. russia developed, produced, flight tested, and now has fielded multiple battalions of its noncompliant missile." he wrapped up by saying this, as well. "russia is solely responsible for the treaty's demise." the origins of the treaty dating ba

kevin corke is live with the latest on this one. it's been quite a day, kevin. >> quite a day indeed. we consider what our sources are telling us, if he's meeting with his treating him at this hour, this on the day of incredible market volatility as you pointed out in your open. let me tell you why we have the other $75 billion in chinese tariffs set to hit the u.s. we are talking about exports like cotton, coffee, tea, grapefruit, electric vehicles, just to name a few. it's the latest escalation in the ongoing tree dispute between the world's largest economies. only this time, instead of a terrorist being used to nudge them back to the bargaining table, this latest round from china has really spooked the markets and obviously angered the president, as well. on twitter he said our great american companies are hereby ordered to look for an alternative to china, including bringing your company's home and making products in the usa." as we take a look at the big board, still in the negative. done by more than 500 points at this hour. ob

of the economy, the president and advisers say that china is burying the burden of tariffs and kevin corkeraveling with the president on last day of vacation up in new jersey, kevin for a while it seemed like to white house was saying, yeah, maybe the son -- consumers in america might feel the tariffs and now they are never mind. >> we've had incredible growth, consumer down a little bit of a shade, consumers don't seem to be impacted at least not broadly speaking, listen, all you have to do is look at last week, it's anybody's guest what happens with the market, right, but a come of things would happen that would take it in the right direction, we are talking about wrapping up the trade deal with china and clearly getting usmca over the finish line in capitol hill hill. therethere are a couple of indis that we look on the market, last week was certainly a roller coaster, look at the numbers my friend, down 800, then back up 99 and 307, what's going on with the markets? trade, hong kong just to name a few but the president's chief economist, leland, says now is the time to stay the core. >

kevin cork in new jersey with the president, thank you. north korea has launched another pair of project tiles into the sea. u.s. officials say they were short-range ballistics missiles, the sixth such test in three weeks. north korean government criticized the south for continuing to hold military exercises with the u.s. and for president moon's comments. hundreds of people defied unprecedented security restrictions today and held a street protest in indian controlled cash 34ir. some hurled stones and clashed with security forces who responded with tear gas. also india's government assured the supreme court the situation is being reviewed daily and the restrictions will be removed over the next few days. president trump asked pakistani prime minister on a phone call to reduction tensions through bilateral dialogue. the trump administration said it plans to sell f-16 fighters worth $8 billion to taiwan, a move that could further inflame rewhat ises with china which regards taiwan as a renegade province. a formal announcement could be made

kevin corke's life in berkeley heights, new jersey. not far from where that meeting took place. kevin? >> always good to be with you, melissa. the meeting set to take place in about an hour, give or take. maybe an hour and a half for no. we do expect to get a bit of a briefing afterwards. a bit of a read-out. then again, you never know. if we get it we will certainly pass that along to you. the major component of that particular briefing will include one from the chief envoy of the region, along with the secretary of state mike pompeo or the plan is really simple. they want to make certain they tell the president that they effectively have a fan to consider a strategy to remove american forces from the region where u.s. forces have been militarily involved for two decades. the key examination might look like this --dash what a major troop reduction could look like, what agreements could be made with the taliban and afghan government, and how soon could this all be put into action? as you can see from this graphic, u.s. troop levels in afghanistan have been dramatically reduced si

we also have kevin corke with the president on signs that china may actually be easing up. >> you know, charles, good to see you. wall street very volatile recently. you have a slow down, but main street paints a completely different picture. you have a confident consumer. retail sales last month rose for the fifth month in a row advancing seven tenths of 1%. shoppers not afraid to spend their money because they are pay checks are getting bigger. i want to talk about walmart, where i am, for a second. this stock advanced 6% today, a positive impact on the dow jones industrial average, they reported in their latest quarter higher sales both in-store and online. they also raised their outlook for the full year and they articulated a strategy with how they are going to deal with current tariffs from china and also expected tariffs on products coming from china. we asked shoppers how they feel about all of that. are you worried about the economy. >> no, not at all. >> why? >> i like trump and i think he will help us a lot. i'm very happy with them and i hope he comes in again. >> i just bo

but first, kevin corke is live with is now with the latest. vin. >> dana, thanks to an inverted yield curve, fears of the dreaded r word, recession, are sweeping from wall street to main street but the white house is doubling down on its economic policies, completely convied the u.s. economy is not just the best in the world, it's the best bet for american voters in 2020. >> if the week that was almost ray earned a letter grade it would get a v volatility. with the dow imitating roller coaster. slide and 1.5%. a reaction, say experts, safe, to a number of factors including the u.s. china trade dispute. ongoing unrest in hong kong and the inverted yield curve with longer notes like the 10-year offering less than shorter treasuries like the two-year period even as a 30-year yield fell to an all-time record low. and while they're all to are signs of optimism, for example, retail sales have jumped 3.4% from a year ago, consumer confidence has fallen. 6.4% from july. >> i will never, ever let you down, that i can tell you. >> undaunted, president tr

david: kevin corke enjoy the weekend so is a recession coming or not? let's ask our market pros fox news contributors gary b. smith, >> julie: , jonas max ferris and good to see you all so jonas what do you think? >> i think the odds of a recession have gone up but i'd also see the odds of a boom next year have gone up. it was looking like we would have a sluggish economy and now it looks like a recession if you look at the bond market and what investors are expecting however these low rates could also make the market take off. the economy is this is actually the lowest interest rate environment for this strong of an economy and as long as i can remember, so if the tariff war all of a sudden ended or ended positively and we're sitting there with near 1% rate you'll have an expansion that would just kick in stock price is up it would be very hot next year. david: well if he somehow works out a deal with the chinese we just saw the tractor sales are slow, farmers are putting off buying equipment. if they get a trade deal people are going to be buying equi

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griff: kevin corke is live. kevin? but first it's a first as in a first opportunity for the newly-minted british prime minister boris johnson to meet on the world stage with the president of the united states, donald trump that of course happening here at the g7 summit. also a chance to hear what the president had to say about his thoughts on a possible no-deal brexit. president trump: he needs no advice. he's the right man for the job. i've been saying that for a long time. he's the right man for the job. i'm very grateful for that. reporter: very grateful for that , boris johnson okay, now, on to those trade deals. this morning, the president and his japanese counterpart as you saw el yes, sir on fox news, announced that they have met a major trade pact so president trump is saying that the two sides well lower some barriers to entry for american ag products while also maintaining the tariff level for auto coming out of japan and this is a deal the two sides have been working on for months and today's announcement bo

we get the latest from kevin corke. >> amid the usual back and forth that happens in the summit like this the diplomatic and dance at the group think. on occasion you do get breaking news. trade negotiations with china are once again heating up in the is big news not just for the global economy but for the bilateral relationship with the chinese. all of this is happening amid global fears. they could ultimately cause a global recession. they said let's get back to the table. i think they want to do something. this is the right thing to do. this is a very positive development for the world. the comments are coming during a summit. he already announced a major trade deal with japan. in the wake of what will be a no deal brexit. the talk is all about china and how i deal with the u.s. would not just help the u.s. in the g7 countries but frankly the whole world. >> if you ever think things are happening with china. they want to calm. that's a great thing. the president is expected to have a press availability with german chancellor andrea merkel. she was close to the former president oba

to negotiate an end to the trade war, i believe that we are looking at live pictures right now, kevin corkee for news france as the president meets with world leaders, good morning, kevin. >> heather, always great to be with you, you know, amid the usual that happens in summit like, this global exchanges, diplomatic dances, on occasion you and i get a chance to talk about breaking news and that was the case in last hour that chinese are ready to come to negotiating table, a lot of people talk about $75 billion in tariffs, the u.s. retaliated saying they would hit them with tariffs on $550 billion of goods and services from china, so here we are, now at the g7 and finally the two sides are coming back together, talks heating up, heather, amid global fear that is the back and forth between the world's two largest economies could cause a global recession. >> china called last night, top trade people said let's get back to the table, we'll be getting back to the table, they have been hurt badly, they understand this is the right thing to do, this is a very positive development to the world. >>

kevin cork is near the golf club in berkeley heights, new jersey jersey. kevin. >> good to be with you. make no mistake about president trump wanting american forces out of afghanistan. just how and when that might happen is still up for debate. that was a purpose of yesterday's important pivotal meeting here. a briefing given by u.s. negotiators to the president. the president afterwards tweeted about it. he said this on social media. he talked about the conclusion of it. just completed a very good meeting on afghanistan. many on the opposite side of this 19 year war. looking to make a deal if possible. after thousands of lives and hundreds of billions of dollars, a deal, that is a big f, key negotiators can agree on a withdrawal plan. experts, as you pointed out, insist and all too quick exit would be a huge mistake especially when you consider the uncertainty of crafting a lasting deal with the taliban. >> i think the biggest risk for president trump is that he would be downsizing the number of american forces while the taliban has not actually done in r

kevin cork has the latest. >> for nearly two decades, president after president, america's fighting forces war in afghanistan. under the belief that better to fight them there so we needn't write them here. have the thousands of lives and billions of dollars, trump wants them to come home. it's like today's briefing could prove to be among the most pivotal of his presidency. u.s. negotiators including special envoys, they've conducted several rounds of talks were expected to lay out a plan that would end the longest war in american history. >> we fund their 19 years, we are not really, we are more policing than anything else. that's not for our soldiers. >> also earlier this month expressing a belief that many had privately. now is a plan that will include a significant withdrawal of u.s. forces and official commitments by the taliban. antiterrorism efforts in afghanistan. i was troop the troop levels have been dramatically reduced since the cert years of 2010 and 11, withdrawal agreement would call for further reduction of five to 6000 troops. congressional lawmakers warning him to resist

leland: kevin corke oftentimes said the president is the commander-in-chief and in times like today he' the consoler-in-chief. we learned more detail from the mayor. 10:45 was the first police officer on scene. six minutes after first shots fired. 11:06 the suspect was apprehended. that tells you in less than 30 minutes he killed 20 people and injured more than 20 in this walmart. that is something we haven't seen almost in america. >> true. but also it's what we did see. we saw a well-trained police department prevent perhaps a lot more people from being killed. this police department did an extraordinary job getting to the scene an and and behinding this- and apprehending this individual alive. i'm confident they will get to the bottom of this soon. leland: we'll show live pictures of the suspect's house 600 miles away in allen, texas, near the town of dallas. steve, we'll have you back. uncan only imagine, anita, the amount of investigative work that will go into tracing the suspect's steps from what happened in that house over the past few weeks that steve pointed out he was planni

kevin corke, thank you. they would like to do something. dow jones, nasdaq, are both up almost 1%. s&p is up .6 of 1%. katie: also probably to the options of a new trade deal with japan, new trade deal with the eu. opening up new marketplaces as china continues to say they want a deal, but we have to wait and see, what the fine details of that are. whether china will stick to the terms. as you know in the past, they haven't been so honest about their dealings. steve: one of the things the president said during one of the bilateral meetings i believe with the prime minister of india, asked to summarize the accomplishments, i got the japan deal. i got increased trade with india which we don't really know anything regarding that but also the unity, we're all on the same page, even though perhaps they haven't come to any joint statement at the conclusion of the g7. brian: the problem is, if there was communique at the end, all the members of the g7 stand firmly behind the u.s. in their quest to get china to have

kevin corke in berkeley heights, new jersey with the latest. >> busy day, my friend, for the president domestically and internationally. a lot of people talking about hong kong. let's take you straight to twitter to talk about what the president had to say. let me give you the exact quote that he had on twitter earlier today. he said many are blaming me and the u.s. for the problems in hong kong. i can't imagine why. he tweeted this. our intelligence has informed us that the chinese government is moving troops to the border with hong kong. everybody should be calm and safe. this is a bad situation by any stretch of the imagination. it's an acknowledgement not just of the unrest in hong kong, it's talking broadly about the potential impact on u.s. and chinese relations and the world economy could be impacted by this. the president, neil, was asked about it before leaving for a speech in pennsylvania this afternoon. >> the hong kong thing is very tough situation, very tough. we'll see what happens. i'm sure it will work out. inhope it works out f

will have to be on his terms, the president is offering to meet a person personally, correspondent kevin corke starts us off the night from the president's vacation compound in new jersey. >> the president also said in those remarks that he had a call scheduled "soon" but he made clear the tariffs will continue and the trade dispute will go on unless china is willing to return to the bargaining table. >> i think they would like to have the opportunity again, i think they missed a great opportunity. >> president trump was in new jersey making his pitch, negotiations with chinese leaders including president she didn't ping could help. >> we had to take on china, they were ripping on our country like has never happened before and that's not including intellectual property theft. i had to do it. >> his remarks came ahead of a planned rally in new hampshire where jobs in the economy were expected to be the focus of his remarks. as the markets continued their roller coaster week, a sign of optimism from china's foreign ministry. we hope the u.s. will meet china halfway to find a mutually acceptable

we also have kevin corke with the president on signs that china may actually be easing

president trump says he remains optimistic for his trade deal with china and kevin corke reports tonight from the president's vacation ground. >> the president told reporters that before making his way to pennsylvania he hoped that the circumstance on the ground could be read resolved peacefully. both diplomatically and economically. >> president trump: we have real independence but what we want now is not independence, we want american energy dominance. instead of relying on foreign countries, we are now relying on american producers. >> we saw him take the message of america's energy resurgence to the pennsylvania, as unrest in hong kong and simmering trouble in the south china se china sea -- the hong kong thing is a very tough situation, very tough. i hope it works out for everyone including china by the way. >> there are talks from chinese negotiators in an olive branch from washington. the chinese negotiation agreed to lower tariffs that might have an impact on. >> president trump: they won't be relevant. at >> while the u.s. trade representative is still moving forward with tariff

arthel: man with the details, kevin corke, close to bedminster estate where the president is about to board marine 1, kevin. >> yeah, you're right on the money, about 15 minutes or so out of that then hopefully we will get a chance to hear from the commander in chief before he makes his way back to the white house, as you mentioned a very big week ahead for wall street around markets more broadly speaking especially when you consider the white house continues to pushback against the idea that recession fears are warranted and as we heard all day long they certainly don't believe, let me take you to twitter, the president weighing on this as he wants to do, if you will, he said in the hour, our economy is the best in the world by far, lowest unemployment ever with almost all categories, you've heard him talk about lowest numbers for african americans, hispanics, asian americans, women, et cetera, big growth, input prices down, china eating tariffs helping targeted farmers from big tariff coming in, great future for usa. now let's be honest, it's a little bit of mix bag as far as the ec

dana: kevin corke reporting live mark, thank you so much. and join them in our white house economic advisor, larry kudlow. welcome to "fox news sunday". >> thank you, dana. appreciate it. >> is been mixed economic numbers this week. were talking about the dow dropped and them bounce back, retail sales are up, job growth continues, manufacturing slowing down. is the administration considering any new legislative policies or executive actions to stave off what some are saying could be a possible coming recession? >> first of all i do not see a recession at all, second of all, the trump progrowth program which i believe it has been succeeding, lower tax rates, being rolled back regulations, energy opening, trade reform, we will stay with that, we believe that is the heart of the free enterprise. we want an incentive oriented supply-side economy. providing opportunities for everybody across the board and as you report, we have brought retail sales, let me just pause there, consumers first of all, they are working. employment numbers are terrific

. >> jon: newt gingrich is standing by with direction for us, but we begin with kevin corke. he is reporting live from the white house. >> good to be with you. it actually makes things worse in regard to illegal immigration. the thinking is you can simply write out 20 days and simply never show up for your court hearing, so they have made up proposal to change that agreement. let me take you to some of the facts about that. it is fairly simple. we learned yesterday that this has been unveiled, this role would allow indefinite family detentions. it will be published in the federal register and approved by a judge. it is all about deterrence and safety. >> when they see you can't get into united states or when they see if you do get into the united states, they will be brought back to their country, it won't matter if they get in are not, because we are doing that. they won't come. and many people will be saved. >> the concern is and has been for some time the traffickers and others are effectively gaming our immigration and asylum systems by using children to gain entry into t

. >> bill: kevin corke begins all of that from the north lawn. good morning. >> the u.s. has long contended that that treaty tied its hands with respect to china. for that matter the russians were not in compliance. i want to share part of a statement from the secretary of state mike pompeo. it reads in part dating back to the mid 2000s. russia developed and tested and fielded multiple battalions of its non-compliant missile. the u.s. will not remain a party to a treaty deliberately violated by russians. it dates to the cold war. reagan and gorbachev signed that treaty in an effort to de-escalate nuclear tensions but it has changed says u.s. and nato allies with the russians consistently violating the terms of the deal. >> this decision is supported by all nato allies because no international agreement is effective if it's only respected by one side. russia bears the sole responsibility for the demise of the inf treaty. >> you see the nato secretary general weighing in. u.s. and taliban could reduce its military footprint in afghanistan, the longest war in american histor

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kevin corke leads from the north lawn. >> sandra: good to be with you.say there was plenty of stupid socialism. strong reaction from the trump administration. the president make known his thoughts on the debate last night. the second debate by the democrats. let me take you to twitter so i can share part of his thoughts. he said this, the people on stage tonight and last were not those that will either make america great again or keep america great. our country is now breaking records in almost every category from stock market to military to unemployment. we have prosperity and success like never before. it will soon be time to choose to keep and build upon that prosperity and success or let it go. he ends by saying this, bill. respected around the world. i haven't let you down. we'll only grow bigger, better, stronger together. that was not, repeat not the view of the assembled democrats last night on stage in detroit. many who took aim directly at the president's policies which they claim have failed the american people time and time again. in fact, on

>> bill: kevin corke leads our coverage this hour. he is live out the white house.here as we await the president's remarks. >> this is a circumstance where the president has a massive opportunity not just to assume the role of healer and she is, this is a chance for him also to unveil a bold new strategy. a way forward, if you will, to try to keep the country from falling apart. this is just the latest in a long line of devastating attacks on american citizens. 255 mass shootings in our country just in 2019 alone. to say nothing of the scores, if not hundreds, who have been injured, some of them permanently so. a chance to talk about not just what happened, but a way forward for our country. you mentioned about our president has been active on twitter, i do want to let the people at home know, he has talked about this particular shooting, he has not specifically addressed white extremism or white supremacy. his daughter, ivanka trump, did in a tweet today. it previously assailed all forms of evil, including white supremacy, but has not done so in the wake of what ha

steve: kevin corke is live at the white house with the outlook for more tax cuts.uch first on the g 7. the president is making his way to france for that the three t's are expected to dominate the conversation we are of course talking about trade, tariffs and technology as we look ahead to what may be coming down the pike with respect to 5 g technology. all of this is happening as the trump administration continues to push for more reciprocal trade conditions with the world's leading economies. to hear the president tell it by the way, the u.s. economy is definitely the envy of the group. >> the job numbers have been really good. we have unemployment at a level that ha t. hasn't been at for many, many years. fantastic numbers. the economy has been really fantastic. you look at the world economy not so good. but the economy has been really fantastic. >> that was of course the president yesterday. now, despite the political machinations here at home those who study global economies are bullish on the u.s. economy because of its overall strength and institutions. gett

kevin corke is live at the white house to break down the military moves. d their hands with respect to china and the fact that the russians weren't complying with the deal anyway. that's why we are seeing this action effective in a couple of days. in fact, effective right await a minute let me take to you a statement. you just mentioned a tweet by the secretary mike pompeo secretary of state he also had a statement i want to share part of it. it's lengthy this part i think you will find instructive. he says this. russia is solely responsible for the treaty's demise dating back to the at least the mid-2,000s, developed, reduced flight tested and now fielded multiple battalions of noncompliant missiles. so as he said, listen, if they not going to fault deal, the deal itself is worthless. the withdraw has stoked fears of a new arms race. although this deal goes back to 1987, as you see miguel govern chevy and ronald reagan back then, deterrence equal footing and thus u.s. action immediately. i also want to mention. this this is interesting. fox news has confir

steve: kevin corke joins us from the white house with reaction from both sides and push back, kevin. which the white house says is not true. >> that's right the white house is effectively saying we understand a judge will have to approve. this keep in mind even though this would technically indefinite. looking at 60 as opposed to 0 days. let me tell you about this we are talking about allowing family detentions to continue inel definitely at least legally, effectively scrapping the flores settlement. it was unveiled on wednesday it. will be published in the federal register tomorrow. and effective in 60 days, again, if approved by a judge. the concern, guys, is and has been for quite some time to be honest, that traffickers and others are effectively gaming our immigration and slirm systems by using children to get into the country. administration officials say the truth is the flores agreement made that problem worse. >> no child should be a pawn in a scheme to manipulate our immigration system, which is why the new rule eliminates the incentive to exploit children as a free ticket

. >> sandra: kevin corke is live from france with more on this as we await the president this morning. it continues to make all the headlines here at the g7. this of course of the president announces renewed talks with the chinese following that tariff back and forth on friday that really set the markets tumbling. >> they mean business, they want to make a deal. very important, very important for them. it's going to be great for china, great for the u.s., great for the world. >> great for the world says the president. those comments coming as the summit continues, a summit which has already seen the president announced a major trade deal with japan and also offer to boost the u.k.'s economy. with a major trade deal in the wake of what looks like we'll be no deal brexit. if that will be happening in october. it still a deal with china would boost more than the assembled countries here. it would be a boon for the global economy. he says china is willing to resolve its trade dispute with the united states through common negotiations and resolutely opposes the escalation of the conflict.

our top story this half hour, president trump says china wants to restart ta trade talksx new's kevin cork>> reporter: time to talk, says the chinese. if it could happen, it would be great for the world's economy. liu he says the chinese are eager to make something happen, willing to resolve the trade dispute with the u.s. through calm negotiations. the escalation blew up the market late on friday after the chinese hit the u.s. with $75 billion in new tariffs on u.s. imports and the trump administration retaliated after the closing bell with levies set to hit $550 billion in chinese imports. >> china called last night, our top trade people, and said let's get back to the table. so we'll be getting back to the table and i think they want to do something. they've been hurt very badly but they understand, this is the right thing to do. this is a very positive development for the world. >> reporter: very positive development for the world said the president. now, those comments as you know, dagen, also come during a summit in which he announced a major trade deal with japan and offered a massi

>> for more on this political panel vice president of hamburger gibson creative kevin and former hillary for america corksnder of run for something amanda litman, so, guys, let's start with the front runner, former vice president joe biden because we all know he's prone to gaffes, he called himself a gaffe machine but he made a pretty big gaffe this week, i want to play it and get your reaction on the other side. >> we should challenge students, we have a notion that somehow you're poor you cannot do it, poor kids are just as bright and just as talented as white kids, wealthy kids. black kids. asian kids. [applause] >> so the biden campaign released a statement saying that the vice president misspoke and immediately corrected himself during the refrain he often uses to make the point that all children deserve a fair shot, but gaffe is a gaffe, i will start with you, amanda, what do you make of that? >> i don't think joe biden is a racist or meant anything other than misspeaking when he said this, that being said, i think it raises really important questions about his stemna -- stamina and it's really wort