we know peter navarro's thoughts on china and trade in general. peter navarro said, he's quoting someone else who said the last mile of a marathon is the toughest part of the marathon. so at least from the viewpoint of peter navarro, he still thinks this could potentially be the toughest part. as it relates to your question, susan, the president talked about i.p. theft, certain tariffs, though he did say quote, this will be an epic deal if it happens. >> blake, liz peek. it does seem like everybody wants this to happen. reporter: right. >> i guess the question is do we know, is there an appointment on his book at mar-a-lago for a summit? do they have to actually sketch out the calendar? reporter: it doesn't seem like it, because as we heard from the president, you know, he said there needs to be a deal first and he thinks there is potentially four weeks until they can even get to that point. you know, there were some headlines today that the president could announce a summit at that very meeting. i was told repeatedly throughout the day that that

let's discuss, errol louis, ar in ana navarro. old enough to remember, when the stick, the cudgel your party used to beat bill clinton around the head and the neck was about character, character counts. mike pence wrote a letter, got to judge them as our neighbor, judge them through the lens of morality, otherwise we can't have any kind of character in our politicians. what happened to that? >> trump happened. trump happened and took the republican party, the quarter of family values, the party of christian values, the party of social values, took them hostage. it's been a hostile takeover, enabled by elected republicans who have, i think, gotten terribly accustomed to looking the other way and playing dumb. they have gotten accustomed to lowering the bar, to continuing to support a president who is unethical, unstable, immoral, a liar, somebody who they wouldn't even want to invite to their easter lunch but yet they enable him and they play stupid time and time again because they are cowards, republicans in congress with very few

memo and the china trade talks but in an opinion column on counterfeiting published yesterday mr navarro accused us based e-commerce companies amazon e-bay and china's ali baba as middlemen for counterfeiters. in one other china item the u.s. state department said today that they will not send high level officials to summit on china's belt and road initiatives later this month china's foreign minister called criticism of b r i prejudice and said that forty world leaders will attend the summit. and joining us from our new york studio to help give us an outlook on what could be the dust of this trade war is richard wolfe professor of economics emira at the university of massachusetts amherst richard thank you so much for joining us. glad to be here kristie such a negotiations between u.s. and china are due to restart today in washington and negotiators from the two of the world's largest economies are aiming to resolve the dispute over technology among other issues both sides claim that they're making good progress towards a deal but how close are they remain unclear the markets are alread

here in navarro three hundred workers on the day and night shifts turnouts up to six of the gigantic turbine brochures every week after the years of standstill they're now playing catch up. spain is facing a massive challenge the approved power capacity has to be installed by the end of the year that means that by then wind power installations amounting to three thousand megawatts will have to be built and hooked up. the wind power sector employees around twenty thousand people in spain wind provides around a fifth of the country's electricity and all signs are that the upswing will continue. to be able to reach the ambitious environmental targets will have to install another fifty thousand megawatts in spain and has been there. and rica miranda is convinced that wind power is positive for his village and the environment but he's still waiting for utility companies to deliver on an old promise if you don't workers they're going to parties are willing to accept all changes it would bring about a lot of they are closed down a power plant there as far as i know it's still in operation s

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la derecha una portero león el equipo número uno del clausura 2019, tanto en puntos como en goles, navarroe lo hice una vez más el número 42 x 0 ganó tigres. en otra acción, el equipo del américa visitando así juanas y en el 32 miller bolaños con su quinto gol del clausura 2019, guido rodríguez aquí su segundo del partido, después se abrió la pizarra después de un penal, en el 66 ariel nahuelpán, le dio la victoria a los cholos que ganan tres a dos, los gigantes y los lakers siguieron jugando, habían arrancado calientes ganando seis de sus ocho partidos contra los gigantes, que fue el partido de apertura de la temporada de san francisco, nos vamos para allá y en la quinta entrada más saliendo de la esquina de adentro y no importa queden con dos a bordo, vienen, 43 ganaban los gigantes, el próximo bateador, qué clase está disfrutando ", cuadrangular, pasamos a la segunda entrada juliet con la raya del izquierdo, trae a michael y ganaban una carrera por cero y la quinta entrada aquí fue donde tomaron el control del partido, fue su tercer jonrón, blanquea aaron a los atléticos seis carreras a

ana navarro, this time the president is serious. he's going to shut the u.s. border with mexico despite the economic numbers from the chamber of commerce, $600 billion in trade, 1,000 trucks cross the border every day. this is what would be lost to the economy, not to mention what would be lost to those central american countries when the u.s. removes foreign aid. is this good policy? >> of course it's not good policy. you know, there needs to be some sort of comprehensive policy to approach this issue. first of all, the issue needs to be addressed. but what are the root causes of the issue? why are people leaving those three central american countries, the northern triangle countries or, as the folks on fox news call them, the three other mexicos. why are people leaving el salvador, guatemala and honduras? they're fleeing gang violence, fleeing extreme poverty, fleeing hopelessness. so what can we do as people -- the united states is directly affected by this. it's not only a good neighbors policy, it's a smart policy to be able to cooperate with some of thes

sÓlido navarro nos expla cabo el inicio de campaÑa contamosr inclusiÓn de la comunidad latina en el censo se demora 10 minutos en llenarlo. >> el censo es el medio constitucional por el cual la comunidad asegura su voz, su salud y su poder. este conteo sirve para asegurarnos que haya servicios buenos, para nuestros hijos, para nuestros >> yernos y otros servicios como carretera que se ampara buenas comunidad. desde los distritos electorales hasta las prioridades de financiamiento federal. >> usan ese dinero para la salud, pero tambiÉn decide cuÁnto cientos van a estar en la casa de representantes. >> con esta campaÑa, la colisiÓn de derechos humanos de los inmigrantes, sin la estÁ involucrando mÁs de 2.7 millones de personas de diferentes puntos, entrÉ yo los Ángeles, orange, san bernardino, san fernando bali, angelo bali, y sacramento. >> y a partir de ahora el gobierno de estados unidos negara a los paÍses que demoran o se niega en recibir deportados visas. la medida adaptada hoy entra en efecto inmediatamente y afectarÁ a todo tipo de visas, incluidas las populares de unos libretos par

that's not how navarro makes it sound. chinese pmi was very robust which calls into question just how badly china's going to need to do this deal. the president has talked about leaving on the tariffs even after we reach an agreement with china. why would the chinese government make concessions if their economy is doing better than we thought? maybe may 1st will roll around and china will truly crack down on the fentanyl business that would be a terrific sign they're willing to deal in good faith but i think you need to be skeptical when you hear positive chatter about how well the trade negotiations are going because the complexities simply don't allow for a quick handshake and a nice photo op. much more "mad money" ahead. could the drop in lyft shares today be a warning i'm giving my take then new stock, who dis? i'll tell you how the big break-up in dow dupont could impact your portfolio and i'm taking your questions tweet by tweet so send them my way with the #madtweets stay with cramer -i call it my comfortable future

run-up, the president went around the room and talked to each of his advisors including the peter navarro, and the trade adviser, both made comments in the oval office that were substantially more descent cal than the president's remarks were. >> navarro selled that the end of a mare lot still left to agreed to. the vaeders that were ahead on a totally sticking tone. >> he brought up two he said one was intellectual prospectory and the idea of the chinese dealing american ip and ultimately tariffs and those are the core things of this negotiation and two things and it gives you a sense that there is still a lot to achieve here the president said the talks are going well and hu sitting right behind him and to his right seemed optimistic and buoyant at times and a friendly smile on his face so this is an administration that feels like thicngs are goin well and careful toe suggest we're not there yet. >> was there any talk of any enforcement mechanism and i would think that would be a major sticking point, we're see being a turn in the chinese data and i don't know if they have a center to g

navarro sitting at 57 degrees right now with berkeley. now 56 degrees. as for the afternoon ahead of us will make our way out of these 40's 50's and in some cases, the low 60's. back up into a range of 60's later on today, breezy conditions well into the afternoon. so keep the jackets with you that you don't get any dumb on a cloudy day like we're about to see. i'm talking some is sunshine and increasingly warm temperatures into the weekend. all still to come. robert. >>sounds good. thank you john want to check in on traffic now for the early birds heading out check out the bay bridge toll plaza, it's looking good. no delays no trouble spots, leaving the maze. so far we're hot spot free this morning rolling into san francisco with no problems accidents or stalls so that is always a great way to start your morning commute. you're at a very quick 8 minutes from the bottom of the maze working your way over to fremont street. all right, here's 92 are checking the drive across a 7 bridge and it's also in good shape. no big problems here leaving the nimitz acr

>> reporter: maria navarro has taken her granddaughter to the place before. she can't believe what happened. >> i don't blame the jungle. i blame the individuals. >> reporter: the staff at the jungle declined to comment on camera, but the workers said they did their best to get everyone out quickly. she says they sanitized the center thoroughly before reopening. >> it's unfortunate, you know, kids are so young that are nd tng that.hings like pepper >> reporter: police would like to identify those involved and make clear what happened at the jungle won't be tolerated. >> it's not acceptable anywhere in our society, but in a location like that with so many young children, this is highly inappropriate. >> reporter: again, concord police really want to identify those responsible. if you have any idea who those folks are, you're urged to call police right away. they face multiple charges including using a caustic ke chemical. >>> the mueller report says that president trump felt threatened by the investigation and tried to get his staff to fire robert mueller. it

peter navarro, the trade supervisor has confirmed that.is been previously telegraphed? is this something we knew was happening? >> yes, particularly opioid drugs coming in pack js through china through online retailers what this does is directs homeland security to work with federal law enforcement to stemming the tide of counterfeit drugs and goods. that's something that's already been under way, but the effect of the memorandum is to alert them that the administration i watching this space carefully. navarro and his op-ed said he hopes they're placing their own efforts and these are not coming through the system. >> does it impact anything with regard to trade talks with china? >> no. they said they're clamping down on fentanyl and production there. that's been a big piece of the china trade talks, but this is a september issue. to look at this administration's sort of hostel toward amazon as a company and jeff bezos as a ceo as one sort of animating factor in the mix, they've talked a lot about the idea of counterfeit goods and drugs co

would that not be unbelievable it would be -- even navarro would recoil. >> this is how they do it. >take another 300. here it is. >> yesterday i had dominion on they have 20-year contracts. so if the chinese say we're buying l & g, forget it. there's no nad gas it's got to be planes. we would love it if it's caterpillar. buy some earth movers. we never liked the japanese. we're going to switch. there's a lot of ways. they're all good for american industry. >> you're right. >> the fact is that despite boeing's reputation being tarnished substantially, some would say. >> correct. >> as a result of perhaps not doing all it could have, for people didn't die in its airplanes, that it won't suffer because it's part of a duopoly >> ultimately that's the saving grace here if you're an airline -- i talked with leasing companies and ceos of leasing companies they say the same thing. we're not crazy about what's going on with the 737 max right now. what am i going to do, go to airbus and say give me 200 airplanes? they don't have them sitting around they're at max production. that ultimately is

. >>> a deadly crash on highway 37 in navarro headed in the wrong direction. the driver is identified at 70- year-old linda abrahams of bodega bay. the driver of the car she crashed into is recovering from minor to moderate injuries. the chp is waiting for a toxicology report to determine if drugs or alcohol was involved in the crash. >>> the oakland city coun will consider a use force. right now state law allows officers to use deadly force even when they have other options. force when responding to an immediate report of threat or serious deadly injury and when there are no other options. the supporters of the measure plan a rally before this morning's hearing. >>> today the city of oakland will announce a new green initiative involving city-owned cars. oakland fleet began running on renewable diesel. now they would be collecting cooking oil from oakland businesses and restaurants and process it into renewable diesel to be used in cars. >>> city leaders today will explain safety plans for saturday's 420 event at golden gate park. thousands of people will hea

omar navarro will join us we celebrate take your kids to work day. 12 minutes from now. the nfl draft, 2020 democratic primary, we decided to have some fun and have our own draft. joining me is trump campaign pollster john maclachlan and democratic strategist blake rutherford, thank you for your time. we are excited about this and we will have some head gear and start in round one with both of your pics. go ahead with yours. >> there is a reason the president calls him crazy bernie. he is the karl marx of the democrat party, a party that is a majority of progressive liberals who want socialism. a national poll, they prefer socialism by 50%-31%. jillian: you have sanders, harris and buttigieg is your round one pics. yours is a bit different, surprising. you have kamala harris, amy klobuchar and joe biden. >> i think a couple things, you've got amy klobuchar who is from the midwest, both the prosecutor and successful united states senator. she is not a medicare for all candidate. she is not a free college for all candidate. i think if a moderate is goi

bipartisan panel, not peter navarro, not the white house saying this is actually going to add some jobs kevin hassett says this analysis doesn't even include gains for us in intellectual property protection in the deal. i think what could have been terrible maybe is not terrible. maybe it's even good. i hope this report is accurate. >> i mean, i'm looking at 0.35%. that's the gain to gdp after six years. i need to change the prescription on my glasses to see this. >> look, i'm glad to have a deal. i'm glad business leaders can make decisions going forward and have does ability. the president was talking about this as the worst deal in the history of human civi civilizat. i don't know how you go from that to a trump deal and you're getting 0.35% after six years. david: go ahead. >> i'm going to go right between james and jack on this. i agree with james. look, it's great that, you know -- the government steps back a little bit. it would be great if we don't have to have the agreements. it was just free trade. but i'm with jack. the effect on this, you talked about the effect on the gdp.

david gregory, cnn political analyst, ana navarro or political commentator. david gregory, maybe she missed the fact that there are at least ten accountants in congress, ten cpas, brad sherman, who not only is a cpa but taught tax law at a little school called harvard. so what gives? >> you're right. i'm certainly not smart enough to look at his taxes. >> clearly they're not giving them to you, david, but congress is another story. >> i think the argument that sarah sanders makes assumes that the whole country is too stupid to understand these taxes and certainly not bright enough to get what her answer is which is nothing but a dodge and a pretty silly one at that. there's obviously expertise on capitol hill to review the president's taxes. this is not what this is about. this is the president who doesn't want his taxes revealed. it's not clear why. what it shows about his holdings, about his business affairs going back decades, but he's been willing to buck all political tradition which he's done in many different ways to keep the taxes hidden. now he's hap

anna navarro is a political commentator and kirsten powers is a usa today columnist.sh is the former director of communications outreach for hillary clinton's campaign and executive editor of share blue media. i have been looking forward to getting your takes. they are all different. i think this is a tough one. this one obviously doesn't fall into the black and white harvey weinstein category. jess, joe biden has long been known as a demonstrative politician. this is in 2014 before everybody's awareness was as raised to me too. this woman felt uncomfortable. what are we to take of this? >> we have seen photos and videos of joe biden doing to women what lucy flores says he did to her. her claim is obviously compelling. there is a disconnect here. i need to understand that biden realizes that women may not find public displays of intimate affection appropriate in a workplace setting. we keep going back to the words, of grandpa joe, it's avuncular. on the job you don't want a man treating you like he's an older family member. it is demeaning if it wasn't rise to sexual

joining us to discuss is ana navarro, cnn political commentator, kerstin powers, cnn political analystand jeffrey toobin, cnn chief legal analyst. let me play the sound so they can hear what the president said. this was during a rally in green bay, wisconsin, speaking about the attacks in california. listen. >> america's heart is with the victims of the horrific synagogue shooting in poway, california, just happened. our entire nation mourns the loss of life, prays for the wounded and stands in solidarity with the jewish community. we forcefully condemn the evil of anti-semitism and hate which must be defeated. just happened. must be defeated. >> to ana, that statement, the right kind of statement to make. how do you assess that versus his defense of charlottesville over the weekend? >> well, look, first let's give him credit where credit is due. this was the right response this time. the problem is, john, that this is not in a vacuum. it is in context of what he has done and said for the last three years. let's remember what his campaign was like. let's remember the ad that featured h

to support your theories -- >> remember, it was an amazon search, that's how jared kushner found navarro. >> i think it's a good rule for choosing fed board members, is that irshould never have heard of them before. >> that's not bad, that's true. >> we may have heard of them. >>> april third was a hell of a day for president trump. formally requested trump's tax returns and whied a decade of financial records from trump. the department of justice says they're continuing to work on the mueller report, so it can be released to congress and the public. democrats on capitol hill aren't the only ones who are frustrated with bill barr's summary of the mueller report. >> investigators on mueller's special counsel say the report was more damaging than the attorney general revealed in his four-page summary. telling associates he failed to portray the findings of their inquiry, and there were more troubling for the president than mr. barr indicated. >> you must keep in mind the only ones who have seen the full report are the special counsel rod rosenstein and attorney general bill barr. because o

. >> reporter: white house economic advisor peter navarro says that the last mile of a marathon is always the hardest that's where we are and as the trade talks continue tomorrow, as the u.s. office the president is actually going to the mexico border in california. he's going to look firsthand at some of the new border wall that is going up. the president also pushing mexico to do more. liz? >> liz: thank you, edward to homeland security secretary kristen kirstjen nielsen at the arizona border today meeting with border patrol, i.c.e., and local law enforcement facilities there are dramatically over-capacity and one estimate has they're over-capacity by 280 % and thousands of migrants there, president trump will visit at the border in california to have a round table discussion with officials there. let's get right to fox news at the border in el paso, texas. casey? >> liz, talk of tariffs or a partial border shutdown, an entire border shutdown, all of it frankly, has people living in border communities like el paso, texas where we are. very uneasy and watching very closely, because this

. >> anna navarro is joining us now. does rudy giuliani have a point?there's no issue or nothing left to see, then what's the proper of letting the american people see it? i think it's circular logic, and i think that there should be nobody with more interest in having this be seen than donald trump and his legal team. so that the american people have some trust in the system and have trust that the president of the united states did in fact not act illegally and inappropriately. >> so william barr said it's coming, it's coming and democrats want the unretacted copyright now. here's judiciary chair jerry nadler. >> if republicans think that's perfect perfectly fine because it doesn't amount to conspiracy, then we will part company. we need to hold our president and elected campaign officials to a higher standard than mere criminality. >> you have no regrets for anything you have said the past couple of years? >> i don't regret calling out this president for what i consider deeply unethical comments, not a bit. >> you can commit deep portrayals of the pu

and then on anna navarro's question about anita hill, that is the other thing. that is really the key question. what took you so long? and we don't know the real answer to that. whether it was last week that he called anita hill or last year that he called anita hill. we still don't know the answer to that. but what took you so long speaks to the question of whether or not he's -- he made the call because he knew politically he had to launch the campaign or he made the call because he really wanted to do it and that is an important question that i think people would like answered because it speaks so much to what he actually understands about not only the situation as it is today and what it was back then, but also how important the perception is. in your conversations with anita hill, when you spoke with her and even in the recent interview this phone call she had with "the new york times," she made it clear, her focus is about changing policy around how sexual harassment is investigating, how it is prosecuted. biden talking this morning about he's believed her

joe navarro says he's proud to fly. the new flag and has installed a fight poll a little bit higher this time to try to keep it away from people want to do something like that. >>in national news president trump once again shaking up his staff secretary of homeland security kirsten nielsen resigned from her job last night, our washington dc correspondent mark merritt it has a look at what her departure means for that department in the ongoing debate over border security. homeland security secretary kirsten nielsen had nothing but praise for president trump and i think the president again for the tremendous opportunity to serve this country the day after the president demanded her resignation alleges gone some democrats say it's about time when she was the one who engineered his policies to separate children. >>from their parents of the border, but the president says us immigration policy must be tougher and lawmakers are wondering what that he's more and more pressing for actions at the border, the don't respect our tre

. >> one of the things we're hearing, ana navarro, is republicans expressing serious concerns about allmeland security. here's senator mitt romney. >> i -- i must admit that i'm sure, like many people, deeply troubled about the vacationncie the department of homeland security and the transition process that has been carried out vacancies. >> not much of a transition process. kirstjen nielsen was fired sunday night and her last day is tomorrow. >> look, i share mitt romney's concern. and i too, am troubled. part of me would like to do a little happy dance and start singing "ding dong, the witch is gone," because kirstjen nielsen was awful. she was the spokesperson and the face for a cruel policy, which was cruel, and she implemented it incompetently. any entry-level job seeker at amazon could keep better track of widgets than she was able to keep track of children. it was unconscionable and deplorable. and part of me is very happy she is gone. but i, too, am concerned, because i have to ask myself, what finally drove her to say "no" to something that trump asked? just how bad or how ille

navarro we appreciate you coming to discuss the president's budget proposal for the apartment of agriculture and mr. secretary i very much enjoyed working with you and i do not particularly enjoy reading the budget and it has a lot in it that is significant to the agricultural economy and to rural america in general and i'll be interested in hearing your thoughts and comments. really debating in congress much-needed disaster systems element to much of our agricultural community across country and the bill includes organs wine grape growers who have had their grapes affected by the forest fires because of the smoke contamination. i hope to get this disaster bill passed quickly. the budget looks similar to the budget from last year and the recent passage of fiscal year 2019 on the bus congress differed and changed much of what was proposed. yet the ministration once again proposing to illuminate or reduce funding for many of the agencies at usda. not spending for usda is cut by than $4 billion and that's a 22% cut why their rural economy continues to struggle. i'm afraid this budget is enacted

y el gol lo hizo navarro. quÉ aÑo estÁ teniendo. y quÉ golazo. a tener venegas. revienta pelota. digo: dado pelotasha venido por un camino que son por errores no provocados. porque no es un error por la presiÓn alta que hace pumas, como este. sino un error involuntario. josÉ: ahora si resolvÍa bien. la pelota se va apenas desviada del arco de guzmÁn. en una jugada, ahora sÍ, que ganÓ pumas. gracias al Ímpetu de iturbe. aquÍ viene el despeje de el pato. acompaÑa los partidos de vuelta entre santos y tigres. toda la acciÓn a partir de las 8:00 p.m. le recordamos que diste creativo tiene los mejores partidos de fÚtbol por las cadenas de univisiÓn. enrique: no puede jugar de manera degrada. creo que este gol en el momento, creo que las motivo, por lo menos no creo que haya sido algo de bruno de que los jugadores comenzaran ajuar de una manera diferente. ahora estÁn tratando de buscar la pelota. estÁn más cerca los jugadores y esa presiÓn hace que intentan recuperar la pelota mucho mÁs rápido de lo que estaban haciendo antes. josÉ: alcanzamos 40 minut

ed: california republican congressional candidate omar navarro joins to us react. good morning.ea as we heard from dan bongino earlier, that quo biden is putting what dan called identity politics front and center. >> that is the typical playbook of the democrats. they use identity politics to divide community. they divide my community by using identity politics. i'm latino growing up. aye parents are from mexico and cuba. i have grown up seeing democrats from los angeles using identity politics at their best. ainsley: what will happen with the democratic party? you have so many very progressive and bernie sanders is doing well according to the polls and you have those more central and those are probably likely vote for joe biden? >> you know, one thing i've seen from the democratic party that they have been pushing a lot of people away from the democratic party. of course you see a lot of inciting violence going on all over los angeles and california. a lot of people are conservative can't even go out there. when you see democrats, democrats are going after republicans and physi

navarro, wen, mrs. appreciate you discussing the president'sdget -- budget proposal. i enjoyed working with you. i did not particularly enjoyed reading the budget though. it has a lot in it that is significant to the agricultural economy. economy,agricultural numeral america in general. i look forward to hearing your thoughts and comments. donating much-needed disaster assistance relevant to our agricultural community across the country. i please right now the bill includes help to oregon's wine g affecteders that were by the forest fires because of smoke contamination. i hope we can get this bill passed quickly and get these funds out. the budget looks very similar to the budget from last year. with the recent passage of fiscal year 2019 on the bus, congress -- omnibus, congress changed much of what was proposed. the administration once again proposing to eliminate or reduce the funding for many of the agencies at usda. net spending for usda is cut by more than $4 billion. that is a 22% cut. rural economy continues to struggle. i'm afraid this budget if enacted would

i think there is still good chance of a deal if navarro is driving it she committed to stopping fentanyl> they have not cut back one bit. there was a good opinion piece in "the washington post" recently which there has been no sensation of fentanyl. >> so if you are not expecting resolution on trade any time soon and we start getting some larger ipos, why are you more cautious than you seem to be >> i think the earnings won't be that bad i am counting on the financials to show you they are not that bad with this yield curve. that plus the fact that - right now they look like they're responsible. there was a surge of buying that came in the last minute of retail buying. 75 makes it horrible for a lot of the cloud companies even though it is not a cloud company. i should be cautious but i do think that every time we go down, the president goes to his trade people listen, we had the greatest stock market in the world. don't screw it up. he is so focused on stocks he's bull market and chief >> as are we >> as are we >> we are looking for down 3.9 for the quarter and at the beginning of janua

manipulation, the cyber intrusions, all the verticals, what lighthizer and know variouso avariou navarron state, not just so they're the center of the manufacturing universe people should look at they don't call it one belt, one road anymore. they knew the terminology looked like they were trying to dominate the eurasian landmass don't call it made in china 2025 anymore. they understand the west was starting to wake up under trump to say, look, unless we confront this today, not just tap it along, unless we confront it today in 5, 10, 15 years, they'll be the dominant economic power in the world. >> the newsletter, there two systems as well economically domestic and hong kong hong kong has got this unique system as a story in the journal the other day about how we can't sell satellites to china, but the hong kong-based companies can lease them because they're under a different sphere i don't want to miscoat you, your newsletter effectively says the hong kong dollar needs to drop because hong kong is, what, like you correctly predicted subprime, is a bubble? >> i think, look, something th

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. >> that was after navarro's speech where he said i'll know your intent if you stop the fentanyl andn they said we're going to put real sanctions. sanctions there usually means execution. >> yeah. >> there's ben silverman on the post of the exchange next to stacey cunningham of the new york stock exchange. haven't heard a lot from ben he has made some appearances at recode conference out in california investors will get to know him in a hurry. >> yeah. this is the benign play. it's benign. it didn't hurt anybody. >> didn't hurt anybody they're not about sharing. >> no. they're about you buying shoes. >> going deep on you, exploring yourself. >> right, explore yourself while we're waiting, union pacific is up $6, okay that is, again, csx. i defy you to tell me that the economy is not getting better and better. >> we'll talk to lance fritz at 10:30. >> so good ask him about hiring people coming out of jail so good at that. >> the degree to which they've taken share. their pricing power becomes more evident. >> fabulous ceo, so umble. i've tried to get him to say basically how good they

reportero: desde los Ángeles california para televisa espectÁculos juan manuel navarro.rimavera y actividades divertidas y la familia. estÁ con nosotros nuestra amiga maggie jimÉnez. maggie: me traje el jardÍn y las plantas. tambiÉn lo que son vegetales. karla: si tengo cilantro, perejil-- [hablan a la vez] maggie: comienza la primavera y en algunas partes del paÍs se siente el calor y actividades que pueden hacer con sus hijos y una de ellas es sembrar su propia huerta . este tipo de vegetales o remolacha lo que es el tomate la zanahoria, la lechuga, la albahaca, sal alguno de los vegetales o de las hierbasque se dan muy bien en esta temporada de primavera. necesitas tierra muy importante lo que es el abono o el fertilizante y obviamente la semilla de lo que vas a sembrar. aparte de que les enseÑas un poco de biologÍa de las plantas tambiÉn los haces responsables. karla: les habla sobre la importancia de comer sano. maggie: exactamente como nosotros lo cuidamos a ellos eso tiene que cuidar a la plantita, poner su abono, y asÍ maravilloso. buena actividad que hago con mi

hear the president has made very positive comments about that but then along comes lighthizer and navarro of issues to work out. but they have to get this thing resolved. i think sooner rather than later, because it is impacting growth. we have always said the longer this goes on, the deeper the impact on the economy. and besides that, you've got usmca. that's going to be a heavy lift. you got to get this behind you so you can move on to that. then on to other trade agreements. again, i think that will strengthen growth, confidence, investment, all the things we need for more robust growth in the economy. connell: usmca, there are issues with that in terms of the president's threats, especially what he said about the border and possible tariffs. we will get into that as we continue. two-part for you. you agree that it's still a heavy lift in the congress in terms of getting that passed and what's your read on china? >> i view with everything in trump world is connected. so kind of what happens with the economy, what happens with the mueller report, what happens with the job report, all pl

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republican strategist, mia love is a former representative from utah, cnn political commentator ana navarron political commentator mary katharine ham. your reaction to what's going on there and the president's words. >> the president is saying what people expect to hear from their president but you have to take these words with a little bit of a grain of salt because those who watched his presidential campaign remember how he played with anti-semitic tropes. i remember being on this very channel and talking about how he was ending his campaign with an ad that talked about bankers, rich bankers, a classic trope used by antisemites. although the president is giving the words that the country wants to hear, he hasn't always been in the right place when it comes to these issues. >> he responded pretty quickly today to this issue. i'm just wondering what was behind that, he doesn't usually respond that quickly if at all to issues of hate and terror in the country. but today, he responded quickly. i'm not sure what is the reasoning behind that. we should discuss it. >> yeah, i mean, rob, your tho