mr. navarro is that really how we want to deal with our second biggest trading partner?ris, there's a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with president donald trump and tries to stab him in the door and that's what trudeau did with the conference, that's what weak dishonest justin trudeau did. that comes from air force one. i tell you this, from my friends in canada, that was one of the worst political miscalculations of canadian leader in modern canadian history. all justin trudeau had to do was take the win. president trump did the courtesy to justin trudeau to travel to quebec for the summit. he had other things, bigger things on his plate in singapore where you are now, chris, he did him a favor and he was willing to sign that socialist communique and what did trudeau do as soon as -- as soon as the plane took off from canadian air space, trudeau stuck our president in the back, that will not stand. as far as retaliation goes, the american press needs to do a much better job of what the canadians are getting ready to do b

mr. navarro a half hour ago. what he said he mentioned the comeback session for stocks >> there's no plan to impose investme menment restrictions interfering with our country in any way. this is not the plan all we're doing here with the president's trade policy is trying to defend our technology when it may be threatened, so this idea that somehow there's going to be restrictions for the world, please, discount that >> he was clear, but when we discussed it a little bit further, it did not sound to me like that possibility was off the table entirely it sounds to me it's not happening right now. your thoughts? >> well, i listened to most of the interview, and i agree with you. i think the first comment that he made in that conversation sounded definitively that was not a proposal, but, kelly, you asked about what was discussed with the secretary, he said, yes, it's on the table i think there's questions that we have to answer. i would agree with mike, though, i think in particular because of some technical trigge

that the current us leader and his staff are certainly not polite nor perhaps reasonable while mr navarro previously said that no country would retaliate against the united states related to trade tariffs canada will be imposing thirteen billion and the european union will impose three billion dollars worth of tariffs on u.s. goods while the truck administration's goal is to reduce tariffs on u.s. goods it's not worked out that way at least so far meanwhile and at.

that the current us leader and his staff are certainly not polite nor perhaps reasonable while mr navarro previously said that no country would retaliate against the united states related to trade tariffs canada will be imposing thirteen billion and the european union will impose three billion dollars worth of tariffs on u.s. goods while the trumpet ministrations goal is to reduce tariffs on u.s. goods it's not worked out that way at least so far meanwhile in a matter of hours in singapore president trump and kim jong il north korea will hold the first ever meeting between leaders of the two countries after seven decades of hostility from the u.s. perspective the talks are an effort to denuclearize north korea and from the north korean perspective there is hope of getting rid of economic sanctions by the u.s. and other nations on north korea and as a g seven leaders disagree over trade tariffs and sanctions russian president vladimir putin and chinese president xi jinping are cooperating more as part of an expanded regional security bloc the shanghai cooperation organization or s c o whil

that the current us leader and his staff are certainly not polite nor perhaps reasonable while mr navarro previously said that no country would retaliate against the united states related to trade tariffs canada will be imposing thirteen billion and the european union will impose three billion dollars worth of tariffs on u.s. goods while the truck administration's goal is to reduce tariffs on u.s. goods it's not worked out that way at least so far meanwhile in a matter of hours in singapore president trump and kim jong il of north korea will hold the first ever meeting between leaders of the two countries after seven decades of hostility from the u.s. perspective the talks are an effort to denuclearize north korea and from the north korean perspective there is hope of getting rid of economic sanctions by the u.s. and other nations on north korea and as the g seven leaders disagree over trade tariffs and sanctions russian president vladimir putin and chinese president xi jinping are cooperating more as part of an expanded regional security block the shanghai cooperation organization or f c

that the current us leader and his staff are certainly not polite nor perhaps reasonable while mr navarro previously said that no country would retaliate against the united states related to trade tariffs canada will be imposing thirteen billion and the european union will impose three billion dollars worth of tariffs on u.s. goods while the trumpet ministrations goal is to reduce tariffs on u.s. goods it's not worked out that way at least so far meanwhile in a matter of hours in singapore president trump and kim jong il of north korea will hold the first ever meeting between leaders of the two countries after seven decades of hostility from the u.s. perspective the talks are an effort to denuclearize north korea and from the north korean perspective there is hope of getting rid of economic sanctions by the u.s. and other nations on north korea and as the g seven leaders disagree over trade tariffs and sanctions russian president vladimir putin and chinese president xi jinping are cooperating more as part of an expanded regional security block the show. hi cooperation organization or s c

mr. navarro, is that really how we want to deal with our second biggest trading partner?ter: there's a special place in hell for any foreign leader who engages in bad diplomacy with president donald j. trump and then tries to stop them in the back on the way out the door and that's what bad faith justin trudeau did with that stone press conference. but that week, dishonest justin trudeau did not comes right from air force one. i will tell you this. to my friends in canada, that was one of the worst political miscalculations of a canadian leader in modern canadian history. all justin trudeau had to do was take the win. president trump did the courtesy to justin trudeau to travel up to quebec for that summit. if he had other things, bigger things on his plate in singapore where you are now. he did him a favor and he was even willing to sign that socialist communiquÉ and what did trudeau do? as soon as the plane took off from canadian airspace wh that will not stand and as far as this retaliation goes, the american pre job of what the canadians are getting ready to do becaus

mr. navarro is.rained, classically trained as a western economist, so i think i can explain free trade to people, but i also grew up in the south, so i see the impact of trade deals, which i think, that is free trade, not negotiated trade, but i have seen what happens with textiles and furniture, so i have a different perspective on it. all of those perspectives have been laid out. the policy we are undertaking, is is the policy only be doing, no. it is also not the policy that mr. navarro or larry kudlow would be doing. but none of us are president. so what we do is we lay out the arguments, so he gets to decide and from somebody like myself, who wins in some and loses some, it really is satisfying to know that at least you have been in the oval office and you are able to make your case. if the president decides to go another way, that is ok, because he is the boss and he was elected to make those decisions. it is easier to defend something that is not 100% what you would've done, if you got to part

mr. navarro to sway market fears and walk back some of the things we read earlier in the day no question about it however you have to believe the only reason we've been selling off is due to the tariffs. i don't believe that maybe it is and obviously today was a heavy tariff headline day but that wednesday when i thought the fed was extraordinarily hawkish and if you think there's a fed put, you're mistaken, we've had these conversations so even though the trump administration can sway the market hour to hour minute to minute, there's much bigger things at play not to mention eem which tim has talked about and the fact that european banks, maybe there is a systemic risk there. >> so the fed put is gone? >> i believe the fed put is gone, i don't know thi administration is following the market minute to minute even though we had a time where the president was tweeting about it. i think if you look at the survey, people are worried about the economy. you have major price pressures, issues business leaders are talking about on a bout of nafta tariffs and tariffs of those based upon china i u

mr. navarro yesterday, pairing down concerns of an imminent retaliation from china. but the picture a little bit more positive. dow closed below the 200 moving day average for the first time since june 2016 in yesterday's session. so all eyes will be on the direction from here. let's switch and take a look at foreign exchange here again the theme is one of today is dollar weakness and that bucks the trend that we saw in the last couple sessions where the dollar of course has been gaining ground. what we're seeing is there are little moves, but one of the biggest movers today has been that of euro-dollar coming off a tad to the tune ever when a quarter of a percentage point. that is the picture.of when a quarter of a percentage point. that is the picture. you can see that momentum has picked up a little bit foot is i mib trading almost 200 points higher. xetra dax, all eyes on that as well already up hoalf a percentage point, but a tricky week for european markets >> and here in the uk, supermarket stocks are rather mixed after new numbers from kantar show major u.s.

mr. navarro says to potentially closer to war. >> he called it a trade dispute. inflationary indicators which is a fancy way of saying prices. i want you to tell my viewers when they will start seeing higher prices on the can of beer, made of aluminum or the ford f-150 aluminum vehicle they might want to buy. >> it's going to be a very long time. >> that's good news. >> that's one of the reasons we for a dispute and not a war. this is incremental at the moment, but the fact is it is escalating. so you went from 50 to 200 and i think the chinese are going respond in kind. then the next question is what is the administration going to do next? but as it stands today secretary ross was quite clear, this is not going to have material impact on prices. >> stefan selig, thank you. fox business has been working the phones, blake burman you are back live at the white house, i think we reestablished your audio. you spoke to the commerce department, what are they telling you about the thousands of companies applying for waivers from the tariffs. >> i did, hi there, liz. hop

mr. navarro walking back the comment at a "wall street journal" event.e a look. >> i used language that was inappropriate. >> special place in hell for the prime minister. >> and basically lost the power of that message. i own that, that was my mistake, those were my words, and i may quote the words of the great bear bryant, when you make a mistake, admit it, learn from it, don't repeat it. >> are you apologizeing? >> yes, absolutely. ashley: certainly was an apology, even getting bear bryant in there. apologies aside, steel tariffs are starting to hurt the bottom line of many companies that deal in steel. bring in the founder of one of the biggest steel operators in the area to talk about it. joining us is fj ferro ceo. i was saying to you in the commercial break. we look at the headlines, follow the trade negotiations and harsh words. you're in the business of steel, it's your business and you're paying more for steel because of tariffs. how is it hurting your bottom line? >> well, it's kind of a double-edged sword, both good and bad, ashley. ashley: w

mr. navarro has apologized for his comments.hat was needed, and i think we can get over this rough spot. but, do i agree with the way the president handled it at the g7 meeting in quebec, no, i do not. >> understood. senator collins, thank you very much. when we get more meat on the bones with what happened to nor back. you're always welcome tois matt your constituents. >>> all right, from susan collins to don standing by with a preview of "cnn tonight." how are you doing? >> i'm doing great. >>> a new world can begin today, one of friendship, respect and goodwill. be a part of that door where grand opportunity is ready to be open. that was a video that the president showed to kim jong-un. did you see a guy dunking in the video? >> yeah, loved that. was that stock footage?. that's supposed to be kim jong-un? right? you can dunk home peace. >> maybe it was the guy that you interviewed last night. who knows? >> the worm? you would have known it was him. >>chris, seriously, we've got a propaganda on someone used to making these vid

mr. navarro sort of change that role is when the markets went back up.y, the president owns this stock market. when it's down 3-500 points, i know the one thing that's got his attention, it's down3-500 points. liz: and that's why we are starting to see phones ringing at newsrooms all over the nation because you have administration officials pushing a whisper campaign and in some cases jumping in front of the cameras and saying this is overdone. we are still down 315 points for the dow, nasdaq down 162. i want to bring in two more names. guys, stay where you are. mark sinlder is really liking financials at this point, but a certain type of financial along with tom essay, away from the insanity of wall street. tom, i will jump into you first. what are you guessing really happened today beyond trade? because we still -- and i don't want this to get lost -- we got the new home sales numbers in, and they jumped exponentially. this economy is looking certainly at least stable, if not improving. >> absolutely, liz. thank you very much for having me on. i think

mr. navarro or mr. kudlow. whether or not we've reached that or not we'll find out. they'll do everything they can especially with fourth of july week to assuage whatever fears are out there. >> that's the point. we said -- this administration's bench mark is s&p 500. they need to come -- >> i don't think they can control it. >> first of all, on july 6th you'll get another round of trade sajss just because you have to. they're going to put those things in there so they can have a negotiation period to dial it down. the headlines won't be good. it's getting more complicated, i think we're seeing the business confidence dry up. either way in an environment where the fed was going to overreach a little bit, you have an environment where people are taking less risks. >> we talk aid number number os about the trump put. have we grown so accustomed to it that its losing its impact? >> it hasn't yet. >> we fell. >> for today. >> yeah. >> we'll see what happens tomorrow. each day, obviously, the tweets and everything else, mail comes in and all of those are factors and we ha

mr. navarro had to say.umber one on the "forbes" rich list. his net worth is now, wait for it, $142 billion. [laughter] his fortune grew by more than $5 billion this month. microsoft co-founder bill gates, distant second. he's all -- he's a pauper at $93 billion. pauperrer, you like the british accent? tesla's chief elon musk warning about sabotage within the company. he sent an e-mail to workers claiming an employee changed code for tesla's manufacturing system and passed sensitive data to third parties. an investigation is underway. tesla's stock though is down. separately, musk is warning short sellers, the people who think the stock's going to go down, he's warning them tesla's stock that positions will, quote, explode when tesla releases its latest production forgets for its model 3 in three weeks' time. tesla says it will be able to make 5,000 model 3s per week by the end of june, but the stock is still down $16. that's over 4.5%. jetblue founder david newman, he wants to start a new low-cost carrier.

mr. navarro and mr. lightheiser, one of the big challenges for bipartisan support for the president's trade policies where there is lots of opportunity to come together on enforcement and on china and on upgrading nafta is it is virtually impossible to sort out how different voices within the administration speak on trade and in my view seemingly contradict each other. because when i asked him in an open intelligence hearing about whether he thought zte was an espionage threat, he did not have a three and a half minute answer. he had one word. yes. i consider zte an espionage threat. let me ask you about another matter. we'll wait for a written response with you and your associates and the administration. is that ak cemecceptabacceptabl? >> we'll respond to all requests for written answers as promptly as possible. i'd like that in a week because we are continuing to debate, so i hope we will get this. within a week. one other question to respect to how you all intend to proceed. when there was discussion

mr. navarro stepped out of the white house with comments to cnbc. we are off again today, futures down.. gold was breaking through moments ago. that gets my attention as well. ,ight now with your briefing here is taylor riggs. >> president trump is a kid harley davidson of surrendering in its trade war with the eu after the company said it would relocate some production outside the u.s. in response to european retaliation. through the tears on imported metal. the president said he was surprised the motorcycle maker would be "the first to wave the white flag." robert mueller is preparing to accelerate his probe into possible collusion between russianrump and attempts to interfere in the 2016 election. that's according to a personal desk person familiar with the probe. source as mueller and his team have an eye towards producing a conclusion it possible indictments for the latest collusion by the fall. his office declined to comment on his plans. london source as mueller and his team have an eye towards producing a conclusion it heathrow expansion has won the backing of u.k. parliament. l

mr. navarro and mr. kidlow, they're hard line comments. you can feel the shadow of president trump hovering over them while they're on television. anyone who worked for this president says he is entirely transactional and his ideology is fluid except on trade. trade since the 1980s has animated him and you cannot convince him privately to budge. so this trade ideology that is really not shared by anyone right or left inside the halls of the u.s. capital, it's really president trump's own ideology, this is now driving all u.s. policy, especially with regard to our western allies. >> and michael -- >> still doesn't seem right. >>alk about -- we're talking about canada. and we've always heard historians say that america's greatness was assured in part by the fact that we were protected from our enemies by two oceans. >> sure. >> but it's worth noting this morning that we were also blessed with an extraordinary neighbor to the north, and we have the longest, i guess, it's the longest demilitarized border in the world between the united states

mr. trump's trade adviser peter navarro said, quote, there's a special place in hell for any foreign leader who engages in bad faith diplomacy with the president. errol barnett, cbs news, the white house. >>> an air force pilot was rescued after his jet crashed in the sea off the coast of japan. the f-15 was on a training mission when it crashed off okinawa. the pilot ejected. he suffered non-life-threatening injuries. >>> the american soldier killed in somalia, attacked by extremists, has been identified. they came under attack friday about 215 miles southwest of mogadishu. sergeant alexander conrad of chandler, arizona, was killed. four other u.s. servicemembers were weden qamist group has claimed nt rsonild in exosion cleveland. the powerful blast leveled a house yesterday. another person was critically injured. the explosion damaged several nearby homes. so far no word on the cause. >>> this morning a fast-moving wind-driven wildfire in southwest colorado has forced the evacuation of more than 2,000 homes. the so-called 416 fire doubled in size over the weekend. it's burned nearly 17,00

mr. trump's trade advisor peter navarro said, "there is a special place in hell for any foreign leader thatngages in bad faith diplomacy with the president." elaine. >> quijano: all right, errol barnett, thank you. the pentagon has released the name of the special operations soldier killed in an attack in somalia. staff sergeant alexander conrad of chandler, arizona was 26 years old. his unit was attacked on friday by al-shabaab militants. ntur other u.s. service units were wounded. the u.s. military now has about 500 troops in somalia working with local forces in the fight against the terror group. a massive explosion rocked a neighborhood in cleveland today. at least one person was killed. one home was destroyed. neighboring homes caught fire and had windows blown out. the cause of the blast is under investigation. people in the area said they leelled gas. an immigration battle is brewing in washington state over a federal immigration policy being used to deter illegal border crossings. immigration officials confirm more than 650 migrant children have been separated from their parents aft

. >> sreenivasan: white house trade adviser peter navarro added to the attacks, cs ling mr. trumtendance at the g- 7 a "courtesy" and accused the canadian prime minister ofng acn "bad faith." ce inere's a special pla hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with president donald j. trump and then tries to stab him in the back on the way out th door. >> sreenivasan: senators from both parties weighed in on mr. trump's decision. llpublican senator john mccain tweeted: "to ouries: bipartisan majorities of americans remain pro-fe trade, pro-globalization and supportive of alliances based on 70 years of shared values. americans stand with you, even if our president doesn't." democratic senator dianne feinstein also cridecized the sion not to endorse the g-7 agreement. >> and it seems to me tet to sign a snt of solidarity, which stands for everything we stand fo is a big mistake. >> sreenivasan: joining us now to unravel this rapid turn of international events is "washington post" rorr damian paletta. we don't usually talk about the day after a g 5, g 6, g-7

mr. pillsbury: thank you all for coming. we are honored to have dr. peter navarro come today for a very specific discussion of the report he and his office released last week. we have to be on our best behavior because we're streaming live on the internet. i would ask all of you as a courtesy to dr. navarro, at the end of his comments, at 1:00, we all just stay in our seats and let him go out the back door, hopefully with a big round of applause. i'm going to applaud him. i've read the report and the appendix. i took it with me to china last week to try to get reactions from the chinese. they, for the first year and a half of the trump administration, they tried to pretend dr. navarro did not exist. that has changed. since this report came out, and also since the "wall street journal" has written so much about him, and the president has praised him, the chinese have now a totally different approach that dr. navarro exists, but he should be struggled against and this report has gone unacknowledged, unreported in the chinese media. this to me is a home run for dr. na

navarro, at the end of his comments, at 1:00, we all just stay in our seats and let him go out the back door, hopefully with a big round of applause. mr. pillsbury: i'm going to applaud him. i've read the report and the appendix. i took it with me to china last week to try to get reactions from the chinese. , they, for the first year and a at half half of the trump administration they tried to pretend dr. navarro did not exist. that has changed. since this report came out, and also since the "wall street journal" has written so much about him, and the president has praised him, the chinese have now a totally different approach that dr. navarro exists, but he hould be struggled against and this report has gone unacknowledged, unreported in the chinese media. this to me is a home run for dr. navarro and the report. it means that what he's describing in this report is so sensitive and accurate that the chinese media doesn't have a response yet. and in my personal view, this report suggests one of the steps to avoid a trade war and to return to the idea of cooperation with china is that china somehow has to deal with the hard evidence dr.

last friday mr trump announce fifty billion dollars of tariffs on chinese goods provoking china to retaliate financially and rhetorically white house trade advisor in china hardliner peter navarroserved as hype man for the threat telling reporters china has more to lose in the trade war. and big news on the financial crime beat and this time the alleged perp is j.p. morgan chase the u.s. banking giant will pay sixty five million dollars to the c f.t.c. my old agency the commodity futures trading commission to settle charges that j.p. made false reports from two thousand and seven two thousand and twelve in order to manipulate a key interest rate benchmark to see if he alleges that j.p. manipulated the u.s. dollar international swaps and derivatives association fix or the is the fix by quote bidding offering in executing transactions and targeted interest rate products at the time of day when the rate was being set see if the season for us meant director put the fines in the context of other rate rigging cases such as those surrounding the london interbank offered rate or live or fifty c. is now a levy total of six billion dollars in fines in interest rate rigging cases and we c

navarro. [ applause ] >> a master of the understatement. somewhat controversial? my deep thanks to hudson institute for sponsoring this, and actually two of my favorite scholars are here. one of them is mr. pills burr bury. also seth, who is trying to get this in the united states, back on track. the president himself is committed to a 351-ship navy and it's only through the analysis of people like seth that we have situational awareness of why we need to do that. so i congratulate hudson for being at the forefront. my mission today is simple. the, quote, seek truth from facts, and all i'm going to do today is provide a factual account of the industrial policies, the policies and practices of the peoples republic of china which are presented in this matrix. we have six strategies of what mr. pillsbury called chinese aggression. that's not my term. it is a term that was introduced in the 2017 national security strategy and then on the column here is the over 50 past policies and practices that china engages in in order to promote its economy worldwide. if you can say that one picture is worth a thousand words, this matrix is worth about a half a trillion dollars a year that contributes t

last friday mr trump and out fifty billion dollars of tariffs on chinese goods provoking china to retaliate financially and rhetorically white house trade advisor in china hardliner peter navarroserved as hype man for the threat telling reporters china has more to lose in the trade war. and big news on the financial crime beat and this time the alleged perp is j.p. morgan chase the u.s. banking giant will pay sixty five million dollars to the c f.t.c. my old agency the commodity futures trading commission to settle charges that j.p. made false reports from two thousand and seven two thousand and twelve in order to manipulate a key interest rate benchmark to see if he alleges that j.p. manipulated the u.s. dollar international swaps and derivatives association fix. already is the fix by quote bidding offering in executing transactions and targeted interest rate products at the time of day when the rate was being set see if the season for us mint director put the fines in the context of other rate rigging cases such as those surrounding the london interbank offered rate or live or fifty c. is now levied total of six billion dollars in fines in interest rate rigging cases and we

last friday mr trump announced fifty billion dollars of tariffs on chinese goods provoking china to retaliate financially and rhetorically white house trade advisor in china hardliner peter navarroserved as hype man for the threat telling reporters china has more to lose in the trade war. and big news on the financial crime beat and this time the alleged perp is j.p. morgan chase the u.s. banking giant will pay sixty five million dollars to the c f.t.c. my old agency the commodity futures trading commission to settle charges that j.p. made false reports from two thousand and seven two thousand and twelve in order to manipulate a key interest rate benchmark to see if he alleges that j.p. manipulated the u.s. dollar international swaps and derivatives association fix or the is the fix by quote bidding offering and executing transactions and targeted interest rate products at the time of day when the rate was being set see if the season for us meant director put the fines in the context of other rate rigging cases such as those for rounding the london interbank offered rate or live or fifty c. is now a levy total of six billion dollars in fines in interest rate rigging cases and we

last friday mr trump announced fifty billion dollars of tariffs on chinese goods provoking china to retaliate financially and rhetorically white house trade advisor in china hardliner peter navarroserved as hype man for the threat telling reporters china has more to lose in the trade war. and big news on the financial crime beat and this time the alleged perp is j.p. morgan chase the u.s. banking giant will pay sixty five million dollars to the c f.t.c. my old agency the money futures trading commission to settle charges that j.p. made false reports from two thousand and seven and two thousand and twelve in order to manipulate a key interest rate benchmark and see if he alleges that j.p. manipulated the u.s. dollar international swaps and derivatives association fixed. the is the fix by quote bidding offering executing transactions and targeted interest rate products at the time of day when the rate was being set see if the season for us mint director put the fines in the context of other rate rigging cases such as those surrounding the london interbank offered rate or live or fifty c. is now a levy total of six billion dollars in fines in interest rate rigging cases and we've c

mr. secretaryn monday about trade, trade adviser peter navarro came on cnbc and seemed to contradict youru what he said so we can all understand how we got to today. >> there's no plans to impose investment restrictions on any countries interfering in any way with our country this is not the plan all we're doing here with the president's trade policy is trying to defend our technology when it may beeatened. so this whole idea there's going to be investment restrictions to the world, please discount that. >> but nonetheless, he seemed to then revert -- i don't think we have the full clip he seemed to then revert to talk about china. what's going on inside the administration over the past several days because it feels like we've got mixed messages >> well, if there are mixed messages, again, that's something that's unfortunate but let me just start with, you know, unfortunately what happened over the weekend, there were leaks saying that the president had made a decision. it was completely not true and when the president and i discussed this, he suggested i tweet out on behalf of him as i d

mr. president, we don't think this is wise. the president says, i trust my instincts and you were on this call with peter navarro today, correct? >> i was. >> i was reading some of the quotes from him. clearly he's playing to an audience of one. he has the president's ear right now and they seem quite determined. $200 billion more. that's picking a fight. >> no question it's picking a fight. the president is going to be traveling to duluth, minnesota for an election rally. it's being sponsored by his election campaign and this is the conundrum that will be unfolding in one state. senators' races, governors' races, house races. but peter navarro said this morning that the president is going to duluth to talk to steel workers and bring back jobs to the iron range. that's a classic part of the american sector that has had a decline over the years, no question. he'll be talking about that, but at the same time soybean farmers in the state of minnesota. pork producers, beef producers are freaked out about this quite frankly, about what this is going to do to their market. tomorrow essentially playing out in one state, a purple state

tripadvisor peter navarro going as far as to say there's a special place in hell for mr. trudeau.g johnp and are sent to me tonight in singapore and u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo says the talks with north korea are moving more quickly than expected. plus, taking flight with the air canada ceo, the company's top executive discusses foreign investments in his airline. we start with the g7 because president trump blew apart a carefully crafted effort of the toty from a summit of allies one with north korea, plessis escalated a fight with canada a steadfast military ally that buys the most u.s. goods and white house trade advisor peter navarro double down on the criticism of canadian prime minister trudeau. >> there's a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with president donald j. trump and then tries to stand him in the back on the way out the door. and that's what bad faith justin trudeau did with that stunt is conference. joining us now is josh when wrote to cover the g7 meeting and he is in ottawa. give us some background as to and

particularly peter navarro, to be appear of the pros and consequence of the statements to the press on the -- these trade issues, and be very diplomatic with comments. thank you very much, mr. chairman. secretary ross: senator, i would be happy to relay your comments to the parties you described. as you know, the president has directed the secretary of agriculture to use every power that is at his disposal to help the agriculture parties who are adversely affected by retaliation. i will communicate what you have said to the white house. senator grassley: we heard the president say that to the secretary of agriculture and in the process all the senators around the table said we don't want money from the treasury. we want markets. thank you. senator hatch: senator. >> just to follow up on chairman grassley's question. what do you mean by that? what do you mean -- what are you going to make available to our farmers and ranchers? what do you propose when -- sitting ssador was there, he said your farmers and ranchers have my sympathy because they'll be the first suffer hat will retribution. senator bennett: i said they don't need your sympathy. they need to act reasonbly. what

mr. pompeo spoke and all of us will notice a difference from secretary tillerson. compare and contrast, pompeo's performance with that of advisors cuddle low and navarro over the weekendvarro. it seems to be starkly different messages and tone, as well. kevin: the administration is arguing the trade talks are not going to be impacting the denuclearization summit. i was at the room across the island of the jw marriott where mike pompeo was set to address the reporters and global media. i can tell you that headlines crossing the terminal and he said there is no deal set without a complete denuclearization and they have a check and verify system in place should the north koreans agree to anything. secretary pompeo will be traveling asia after the summit to meet with u.s. allies to discuss the outcomes of this summit. tom: what will you look for in the next 24 hours? what is the agenda? kevin: president trump and kim jong-un will meet in that hotel right behind me tomorrow at about 9:00 a.m. asia time. 9:00 p.m. new york time. -- thatl be the most will be the most monumental occurrence of the summit. delegations met but this is a one-on-one meeting between president trump

mr. president. pete: who knew that. griff: that's what we wanted to do. the message coming from this administration. i talked about it earlier peter navarrode are the lowest on the planet and so we're going to try and get a little fairness and reciprocity when it comes to these trade deals and as the president says possibly one-on-one or do a group deal. abby: no one should be surprised. this is something he campaigned on from the very early days of running for president. as you said this is not normal protocol going into these meetings. in a way maybe this a good thing. pete: didn't vote for normal. abby: maybe we should have conversations in these meetings. shouldn't just be the way things have always been done. sometimes things need to change. want president said we are getting the short end of the stick when it comes to trade. dan bongino was on our show earlier. and he has not been a fan of putting tariffs on, but he says he is supportive of the president's efforts, if he uses them, as a bargaining tool. >> america has been getting the shaft for a long time. donald trump had a unique ability on immigration and these tariff deals to t