we may make this a condition of the new nafta agreement. and we must get wall funding fast. are sending the signal that they are not going to be able to get away with showing up and making an asylum claim and make it into the country for an i definite period. we expect more effort on the part of mexico to address this problem. reporter: the caravan's arrival coincides with the arrival of national guard troops. lou: we'll take up the president's push for border security with kelli ward next. house intelligence chairman devin nunes reveals the shock lou: bob goodlatte and trey gowdy reaching some sort of agreement today with the justice department. we would like to tell you what it is, but they say it allows for their review of documents concerning clinton corruption and fisa court abuses. they gave no specifics on when there will be a delivery of documents or how many we'll see. we know for more than a half years lawmakers have been trying to get 1.2 million documents from the justice department. devin nunes said there was no intel to start the investigation into the trump ca

we may make this a condition of the new nafta agreement. and we must get wall funding fast. are sending the signal that they are not going to be able to get away with showing up and making an asylum claim and make it into the country for an i definite period. we expect more effort on the part of mexico to address this problem. reporter: the caravan's arrival coincides with the arrival of national guard troops. lou: we'll take up the president's push for border security with kelli ward next. house intelligence chairman devin nunes reveals the shock so, what's new? we just switched to geico and got more. more? they've been saving folks money for over 75 years. a company you can trust. geico even helped us with homeowners insurance. more sounds great. gotta love more... right, honey? yeah! geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin, with powerful 24-hour relief from symptoms triggered by over 200 different allergens. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the clarity and live cl

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could we be seeing a breakthrough in the nafta trade talks? breaking news of washington d.c. where tense negotiations over the future of the north american free trade agreement are going on right now. canada's foreign minister is saying her nation and mexico are making good progress in their effort to reach president trump's demands to modernize the three-way trade deal that is decades-old. in fact, talks are going so well that negotiators plan to stay in washington over the weekend.

what impact would it have on mexico's economy if there was a failure to reach a new nafta agreement? a. our central scenario is that, you know, these negotiations go through. but the negotiations are not there. so we are working on it. to what extent has the uncertainty over nafta negotiations or in general the trade picture globally affected mexico's economy? investors do not like uncertainty. you must have seen some impact? absolutely. don't get me wrong. whenever we provide a diagnosis for the mexican economy, and we provide what are the uncertain points, trade in that nafta negotiations is certainly one of them. i do what is an overly optimistic and there is certainly concern at how these negotiations go and move. they go both ways, and thatis and move. they go both ways, and that is why it is important to us. that was jose antonio gonzalez anaya speaking to our own kim gittleson there. let's go to asia now — where investors have been selling off technology shares. that's after a leading chip maker raised big concerns about the outlook for the smartphone industry. babita sharma i

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complicate matters further down the line, they have given exemptions and talkingn bombastic about a new naftaroll back. i think he wants to continue to be bombastic and that cannot happen with nafta anymore. east and wet moves start talking about china once again. something within the next month i would not be surprised. manus: a little bit of breaking news here. his is one of our key stories. we will get some undertakings to the u.k. governments in response to the most recently updated the cma.from -- by this is about the number of institutions and ways and means that they can do with it government. the newspapers, sky, but usually they have. skype leaves the remedy proposals. a new company for sky news. to disney.re that is the current proposal. in terms of trying to get the deal across the line. of the going to be one big stories throughout the trading day. that is a the best interest of background. but his goodbye to on this market conversation. we were trying to decide this morning to what extent we consider contagion. if you look at the high-yield market, we are beginning to seek a litt

tomorrow is the deadline to create a new nafta agreement before canada and mexico face new tariffs on still and aluminum. back in march president trump signed the order for new import tariffs. while signing off, the president says the u.s. must protect and build our steel aluminum industries while showing flexibility and cooperation towards countries that treat the u.s. fairly. the tariffs are expected to be 25% on imported steel, 10% on aluminum. >>> well, hundreds of central american migrants have reached the u.s.-mexico border. now they are hoping to get asylum here in the u.s. about 200 people reportedly claimed that they feared danger in their home countries. reporter doug luzader has more on their fate as they wait along the border. >> reporter: president trump has promised to stop that caravan and that's going to be put to the test at the border. they are piling up at the border, some even scaling the wall, hundreds of central americans hoping to find a home in the united states but running into resistance. >> the hardest step awaits me today and i don't know whether to take it

there is hope for a new nafta agreement? president trump is saying yes. but some new concessions need to be met. we'll delve into it next. you know what they say about the early bird... he gets the best deal on the perfect hotel by using tripadvisor! that's because tripadvisor lets you start your trip on the right foot... by comparing prices from over 200 booking sites to find the right hotel for you at the lowest price. saving you up to 30%! you'll be bathing in savings! tripadvisor. check the latest reviews and lowest prices. charles: the renegotiation of nafta has been a big point between the u.s. and its neighbors. president trump apparently still willing to negotiate. he has some key items he wants added to a new version of the trade deal. this might also include a border wall or additional border are security. here to discuss, emily jashinsky and eric schiffer. it appears we are very, very close to renegotiating the nafta deal. and it seems as we get closer to them is always something new. president trump talked about the potential for having a wall.

elsewhere on the trade front, the u.s., canada, andxi are apparently moving closer to a deal on a new nafta agement. ayla tausche tells us about that tonight. >> reporter: speaking in west virginia, presidentrump expressed some optimism that a nafta deal could get done. >> we are working very hard on nafta with mexico and annada. you know we will have something, i think, fairly soon. >> reporter: but you downplayed reports that there deal reached by next week's ricas meeting a in lima, peru. >> they said let's have nta for it. i said don't rush it take easy. there is no rush. we will get it done right or we will terminate. >> reporter: time is running out for a deal to at the time done any agreement face as lengthy approval process in the u congress. elections are coming in mexico and popularity there is growing forhe anti-american candidate. and u.s. midterm elections could also createun rtainty. negotiators from canada and mexico wereng meetiith american counter-parts in dc. here's jared kushner with mexico's foreign minister this morning. from quebec, prime ministe trudeau also sounded o

ministration officials had previously suggested that announcement of an agreement in quote principle on a new nafta would be ready for this week's summit of the americas in lima peru which starts this friday now they have an announcement will not occur and the white house has announced that president trump will no longer attend the summit but will send vice president mike pence. and chinese president.

ministration officials had previously suggested that announcement of an agreement in quote principle on a new nafta would be ready for this week's summit of the americas in lima peru which starts this friday now the out announcement will not occur and the white house has announced that president trump will no longer attend the summit but will send vice president mike pence. and chinese president xi jinping said in a recent speech that china will adopt a more open market access posture including lowering tariffs for vehicles and some other products and ease restrictions on insurance companies and financial institutions in the country the country will also strengthen intellectual property protections both are measures sought by u.s. president donald trump is back and forth with the chinese on the trade than terrorists for the last month or so they've been going back and forth on this president she said quote today the chinese people can say with great pride that reform and opening up china's second revolution if you like has not only changed profoundly the country but also greatly influence the whole

this will be a condition of the new nafta agreement. our country cannot accept what is happening. we must get the wall funding fast. do you agree with this, putting -- tying mexican immigration control to a nafta deal? >> well, there's no doubt we need to do more on border security. we need to get mexico's cooperation in particular helping secure their southern border. so much illegal immigration in the united states is coming from central america through mexico into the united states. but let me also say, nafta is critically important to texas and to the entire country. what i have urged the president throughout nafta renegotiation, use this as a vehicle to further expand our access to the mexican markets, the canadian markets, to expand international trade. don't use this as a vehicle to erect barriers to our markets and constrict trade. if we're expanding access to mexican americans and especially energy, the greatest opportunity the opening up access to the mexican energy markets which will produce thousands of high paying jobs in mexico and here in the u.s.a. >> mike pence, th

>> well, nafta, the new nafta, so to speak s basically a super imposition of much of the tpp onto theld nafta so the u.s. will get a quarter of the tpp after all and it is a jolly good thing, too. the end of nafta would have been a regional disaster. >> i guess more explicitly my question is if we can actually see a nafta deal, maybe the human cry about tpp is the same thing and eventually we get to tpp. maybe the negotiating path seems similar there. >> everything is possible. we started off with the threat of a withdrawal from nafta it turns out we are very close to finishing the renegotiation of a extended nafta. the same could happen with the tpp. i don't think it's think it's go happen any time soon it will be a matter of years >> before we run out of time since you're busting some of the myths on trade, one thing we hear a lot from this network, from strategists, economists, basically, anyone who's commenting on frayed, if we see the tariffs that have been threatened from the u.s. and china. and we see some sort of escalation of a trade war, it's going to be harmful for the glob

can a new nafta become reality or is this another head save. canada's minister is making those comments at the spring meeting. i was there yesterday and talk to managing director christina guard. that is carlos gutierrez but christine and i had this discussion where she warns that fractured trade deals like nafta hurt the global economy. coming up what she says president trump did to give the u.s. economy some real left. a massive historic fine slapped on wells fargo for the mortgage tricks they played on customers. a billion dollars to settle wide-ranging charges in a scandal over several years. that man is still in charge. the ceo, top banking analyst where they tell us about were the investment banks. on wall street, we read on the screen. they are heading down to session lows this moment. we are lower by 234 points. the nasdaq is getting crushed. it's down 96. markets are taking a late afternoon slide as oil moves, but ahead of the european union central bank says european growth may have peaked. all that as we weight to watch a morbid natu

we may make this a condition of the new nafta agreement. well, the plan is to detain any asylum seekers until their hearings, others will be prosecuted for illegal entry and i say, good. catch and release does not work. trump administration said they are ending. there can be no more catch and promise you will show up for your asylum hearing. vast majority of the asylum seekers never show up at l hearing. they disappear into society. trump is right to partner with mexico to stop the flood of immigrants pouring through mexico's border. results to trade. might be the only thing to do. building the wall? if you can't see that would abouting the wall is more necessary than ever you must be blind. president should put honduras on notice this virtual imvision has to stop. it is a real invasion. even if that means things don't change threatening to suspend foreign aid which honduras needs. it would help if woe fwot our house in order and stopped abuse of asylum and process of applying and fasill by american larceny. asylum seekers get their day in

>>> a new push to reach a quick nafta agreement. the president took to twitter this morning saying that mexico, whose laws on immigration are very tough, must stop people from going through mexico to the u.s. we may make this a new condition

. >>> well, tomorrow it's the deadline to create a new nafta agreement before canada and mexico face new tariffs on steel and aluminum. in march president trump signed the order for the new import tariffs and says the u.s. must protect and build america's steel and aluminum industries while being flexible with countries that treat the u.s. fairly. the tariffs are expected to be 25% on imported steel and 10% on aluminum. >>> time 6:45. an oak tree on the lawn of the white house, it was planted just last week by president trump and french president macron is now gone. it was a gift from president macron. it was taken from the site of a world war i battle in france to honor american soldiers who died there. but now all that's left is a yellow patch of grass. a french official says the tree has been quarantined because it's a nonnative plant brought in from overseas. by the way, that tree will be replanted. >>> 6:45. and a louisiana man is grateful for a third grader's honesty. >> the little boy found a $100 bill and made sure it was returned to the rightful owner. we are talking about je

tomorrow is the deadline to create a new nafta agreement before canada and mexico get hit with new tariffs on steel and aluminum. back in march president trump signed the order for new import tariffs and said the u.s. must protect and build america's steel and aluminum industries while being flexible with countries that treat the united states fairly. the tariffs are expected to be 25% on imported steel, 10% on aluminum. >>> today is the start of the 2018 spare the air season. it usually begins at the beginning of may when the weather starts to heat up and smog and ozone levels rise to unhealthy levels. the bay area air quality management district will begin issuing spare the air alerts. the agency says cars remain the largest source of smog, pollution and greenhouse gas emissions in the bay area. so on those days we are encouraged to carpool, take public transit if you can and reduce your energy consumption. >> we have to do it. >> we try. >> yeah. >>> it's 5:14. sal is right over there. you're watching a lot of different things this morning. how does it look? >> well, first of all, we ar

news." kailey: president trump threatening to pull out of nafta.ording to people familiar with the matter, the white house wants canada and mexico to join a summit in peru. technical talks to hammer out the details will continue. china is warning able to if the u.s. imposes tariffs. become administration plans to impose additional duties on chinese products. china's ambassador says that beijing will respond with quote, the same intensity. france is being hit by another round of strikes over president macron's labor reform plans. -- proposals global news, 24 hours a day, powered by over 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. alix: on a day where tech stocks have been rattled, spotify is going to test how it's music service plays out on wall street. the service will trade under the ticker symbol spot. the company share price is unknown as it begins trading. here is what we do know. about 90% of shares could be floating. there is no lockup period. we are joined now by the senior analyst for internet and consumer e

and senators considering a clean water bill tied to a coast guard reauthorization bill and a new nafta administrator. this is live coverage of the u.s. senate on c-span2.

we may make this a condition of the new nafta agreement."l, the plan is to detain any asylum-seekers until their hearings. the others will be prosecuted for illegal entry, and i say good. catch and release does not work. the trump administration said they were ending it. it must be ended now. there can be no more catch and promise you will show up for your asylum hearing because as we know, and we have discussed this many times, the vast majority of those asylum-seekers never show up at their hearings. they disappear into society. trump is right. partnering with mexico to stop the flood of immigrants to pouring through mexicans southern border. tying it to trade might be the only thing we can do. might be -- if you can see building the wall is more necessary than ever, you must be blind. the president should also put honduras on notice that this virtual invasion has to stop. it's not virtual. it's a real invasion. even if that means things don't change, threatening to suspend foreign aid, which honduras testily needs. it would also help if w

regardingeaking news nafta.resident trump is set to soften a key automotive command, something already hinted at in earlier headlines, and all of branch on arguably the biggest sticking point as the u.s. pushes to reach a stop cap deal this month. lower 85%sal set to demand on some parts to a lower content produced in the united states. watch that.nuing to speaking of the effect of it, the peso as well as the canadian dollar, as these headlines come looks perhaps more likely that we will get some kind of a deal on this. >> let's bring in jeff -- josh to get perspective. i have no idea what a preliminary nafta deal looks like but it feels like a breakthrough. talks are the details and the contours of this seemingly backed down from the united states looked like and whether that means progress toward a deal. that is not john. there we go. josh, carry on. thank you. >> the whole nafta thing will come down to cars. the biggest proposal in cars, the u.s.anted 85 of every car traded in ftto be made in nafta company --

if canada and mexico were to sign on to a new nafta agreement, they would get these exemptions.teve mnuchin is heading to china this week with a big group of u.s. economic advisers. think it is unlikely china would be at the head of the list to get exemptions from the steel and aluminum tariffs, but you don't know. -- has to states has really negotiate with europe. we had the french president, to whisper into president trump here, and there is no sign they got any kind of concession from him. the three european leaders, merkel, macron, and may are trying to put together a united front to show the united states aised ontariffs are rea steel and aluminum, they will retaliate. >> chancellor merkel was there on friday. any kindiled to yield of results when it came to trade. what can we see when it comes to success when it comes to tariffs? if not, what countermeasures can we expect? >> having high-profile press conferences with president trump in washington is what you see, what you get for the time being. leaderse tag european were playing this week makes me wonder if they really h

and senators considering a clean water bill tied to a coast guard reauthorization bill and a new nafta administrator. this is live coverage of the u.s. senate on c-span2. the president pro tempore: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. eternal spirit, source of the light that never dims, empower us to glorify your name. forgive us when we cast away our confidence in you. lord, thank you for your infinite goodness that directs our hearts to seek your wisdom, power, and love. remember our lawmakers. give them a faith that can overcome obstacles, challenges and setbacks. fill each of us with the joy and peace that comes from believing in you. and, lord, we thank you for the gift of barbara bush, as we praise you for her life and legacy. we pray in your strong name. amen. the president pro tempore: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with li

news. taylor: president decided to pull out of nafta and he's pushing a deal on a new north american trade. the white house wants canada and mexico to join in unveiling the broad outline for the deal. they will hammer out the details. the white house considered firing scott pruitt. that's according to politico. he is hanging on because john kelly is waiting for a new inspector general's report on his travels. he has a very expensive travel habit. france's hit by another round of strikes over macron's labor reform plans. there will be changes at the national railroad. deny future would hires job security and retirement of existing workers. the eu has more. according to the times of london, that could lead to a loss of 10,000 jobs. the tyrants cite sources that blame french lobbying. there are suspicions that france will use uncertainty over brexit to win jobs for paris. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, this is bloomberg. thank you so much. we are doing the data check to see a regularly stable market. we've got a good c

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the trump administration is said to be making a new push to have an outline nafta deal.e the announcement at the summit of the americas next week. tony snyder joining us right now. -- jodi schneider running us right now. what does president trump want to get out of this? >> he would like to have some kind of agreement to show that they have made progress and that there is something in the trade front that is more positive, given the tariffs that were announced and attacked by many countries, including at the recent summit. they are getting a lot of criticism on the world stage. it would be good for the administration to have something good to say. this would be, if this were to happen, it would be broad outlines. they have not really reached an agreement. yvonne: what is going to be the agreement when it comes for funding for the wall and immigration? that is tied into all of this. --they obviously have they're not been the closest of friends lately. there are more technical details. the u.s. wants there to be a major change, a major increase in the amount of u.s. conten

we may make this a condition of the new nafta agreement and we must get wall funding fast ands' pushinge national guard to be on the border and most are there right now. the read from all of this, this includes his district, republican congressman darrell issa. >> is this going to get nerve wracking? >> i hope that there is a line in the sand that finally gets drawn. the president is certainly compassionate and if they're real asylum seekers that have a valid claim and a reason to come to the united states, freight. but it's a fraction of these people and it habitually is. in guatamala, they're told how to tell the statements about perceived risk. well, i've been to guatemala back when they were sending the children a couple of years ago. i'm very familiar that, in fact, the guatemalan government doesn't say that these are real. they pass through mexico. the nature of asylum is not that you go to where you want to go because you have the best economic opportunity, asylum is about you flee and then you ask for asylum. they've deliberately passed through over a thousand miles to get to th

city they don't like these deals and they want them changed, so how likely is it that we'll get a new naftas incredible what the experts have been doing they tell you it's good for you when your factory job moves across-the-boarder because look at the bright side you can buy stuff cheaper at wal-mart isn't america great? these are serious issues and donald trump and bernie sanders to your point have both tapped into this angering the american people and i don't think the air is out of the balloon yet. there's a lot more there. donald trump is definitely capable of tearing that up. charles: thank you both very very much appreciate it. meanwhile amazon facing backlash from both parties we're going to have details right after this. we had long deployments in iraq. i'm really grateful that usaa was able to take care of my family while i was overseas serving. it was my very first car accident. we were hit from behind. i called usaa and the first thing they asked was 'are you ok?' they always thank you for your service, which is nice because as a spouse you serve too. we're the hayles and we're u

that seems in tension with what we have read in the use -- the news about nafta trying to limit the efforts other countries have to have clear, powerful warning levels. to the extent you can say anything about that, how does your vision, which seems very impressive, link to the vision of the rest of the anything about that, how does administration? dr. gottlieb: you don't mean to put me on the spot. [laughter] dr. gottlieb: i think i'm talking about something very different with respect to what other countries are doing. i think they are trying to come i think they are trying to come up with the punitive standard that, in my view -- and i'm certainly not an expert on what is being done. i'm not sure it's always in every case a science-based standard. there is a fair argument to be made that some of the stuff we see happening within the international context with respect to forced labeling leans into a trade consideration by foreign countries. what we are looking to do is be purely science-based. we are honest about the fact we are science-based. that is what we take into consideration. what

>>see you in a few minutes >>> a new push to reach a quick nafta agreement. president took to twitter this morning saying that mexico, whose laws on immigration are very tough, must stop people from going through mexico to the u.s. we may make this a new condition of the nafta agreement we must get wall funding tacfast we'll go down to miami, where our john harwood is joined by former mexico president vicente fox. >> thanks, carl. mr. president, there are three possibilities for nafta. one, we stick with the old nafta, already in effect second, a deal gets struck and the countries ratify, we have a new one. third, there is no deal and president trump rips it up what do you expect to happen >> number one, what a surprise that morning when he was tweeting, we were speaking here at this great conference totally different points of view i'm sure he's trying to impress his base, his electorate, because he's convinced that a better nafta is to the benefit of the united states that will be the result, a better nafta that benefits canada, the united states, and mexico

to finishing out a new modern nafta this year. i think talks what i saw was very encouraging. i think this next round of talks is really going to be crucial. >> harris: let me step in real quickly before i let you go. do we have mexico's attention? >> no doubt. >> harris: yeah? do you think we can get them to pay for part of the wall? >> well, that i don't know, but i do know this. with the modern nafta in place this year, i think it drives the momentum of tax cuts and growth and jobs in a major way. >> harris: interesting. you know, as we talk about this, we've watched some gymnastics that the stock market has done. not so much in recent days over this issue, but nafta has played a role in some response. where do you think we should be? the president said we have a china problem. real quick. >> well, china's been a problem for decades now. he's confronting their theft of american property and our technology as well. the challenge is, how do you do that without it hurting u.s. workers and family as well? he's trying to find that, thread that needle, and we're trying to help hi

if everybody in this room closed their ears, i would say i want to terminate nafta and make a brand-new deal, but i want everyone to be happy in this room. we will make a fair nafta deal. nafta has cost this country hundreds of billions of dollars. it has been a disaster. we lost 50,000 factories, millions of jobs. nafta has been a disaster. we can either come up with a great nafta deal and a fair one for this country, or we will do something else, and agriculture will be taken care of 100%. so we are going to have a discussion today, and we are going to talk about agriculture as it relates to trade primarily. again, we are doing really well with china. we are having some great discussions. we will see what happens. we put a $50 billion tariff on, then a $100 billion tariff. at a certain point, they run out of bullets. remember what i said. when you are $500 billion down, you can't lose a trade war. i won't call it a trade war. it is really a negotiation. nobody ever negotiated. all they did was talk, and in the meantime we helped rebuild china, because they took so much money. bridges,

president trump wants to unveil new deals on nafta next week.hat is according to people according to the matter. the white house wants a limitary agreement with mexico and canada. talks on the finer points of the -- deal will continue. special counsel robert mueller is defending the indictment of former trump campaign manager paul manafort by releasing a memo. the memo was from a deputy attorney general who gave mueller the us 30 to look at the consulting work. u.s. to look at the consulting work. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm courtney donohoe. this is bloomberg. spotify shares have been indicated to open between 150 dollars and $160. the early price was between $145 and $180. 150 dollars. good day for spotify. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ mark: a change might be coming for deutsche bank. is former merrill lynch expected to join deutsche bank as managing editor. the idea is the supervisory board will shake up here didn't need shaking up? >> according to one person we spok

news about the e.u. trade deal as well as rumors that nafta renegotiation may be announced soon on monday the peso a fall into nearly twenty to the dollar and finally right hailing service a d.v.d. began operations in mexico on monday starting to win the city of toluca devi famously won the battle with for the chinese market and the fight now moves to latin america. the big burden of student debt is

we're armed with one of the best tax codes on the planet, we need more customers, so i think a new modern nafta by the end of the year i think is critically important to the economy. i think we ought to move on workforce. look, there is only two things holding us back now that we have a new tax code. we need new customers and we need more workers. that's where we think there are a lot of americans who are trapped on the sideline in our welfare system. we shouldn't give up on them and frankly, the country needs them. so i think we can make progress there. >> bret: last thing. as you look to the mid terms, you are now at 42 republicans either not running, retiring. charlie dent is getting out of office before he was going to finish up his term. the speaker of the house is not running again. that's an uphill battle for holding onto the house. >> it is an uphill battle. it is historically and it is this time. people don't vote in april. they vote in november. and a lot can happen between now and then. and i think, again back home i see a new optimism on main street. i see it among our workers. and

week without hope hicks by his side, the president on a tirade, airing grievances about news networks, amazon, nafta, the u.s. justice department, democrats, mexico, news, the news business. he's busy. what do you make of it? >> well, you know -- at some point you stop getting surprised by donald trump. you stop getting surprised by how many things to point out. >> i read this open before about him going on a weekend twitter tie rate how many times? >> and the scattershot approach. the bizarre aspects of criticizing elements of his own administration. acting like a spectator as if he's not the most powerful person in the government. doing things that are borderline kind of extralegal, like singling out a particular company. but you know, the larger question you asked in the open is the real one which is, is there an issue with american credibility when the president of the united states does this? let's remember that every president, republican or democrat, the one thing they have been very careful about is their words. there has been a sense that the united states, the president speaks with the cre

of a potential trade war eased a little but yesterday on news that the company ministry she is pushing a preliminary nafta- on news that the trump administration is pushing a preliminary nafta deal next week. after that, trump said he might pull out of the deal altogether. >> trying to push ahead to get an agreement in principle. but the president could announce at the summit of america's next week in peru. that is possible, but there is to work to be done. it isn't clear whether they can get there or not, but apparently the canadian and mexican negotiators are going to be meeting with robert lighthouses in washington this week, and we do another round next week, trying to get this wrapped up. the u.k. is biggest country yet to try to address the gender pay gap. firms and britain have until today to report wage disparities and expect 9000 companies are legally required to report the differences paid to male and female employees. what do they have to disclose? >> it's around 9000 companies. graphic tracking all of this. it seems like most firms have complied. but they have to disclose is the mean and media

i have heard we are really close to a new nafta, yes or no? >> possibly.lane. one word though. steve: just thought one of my words. ainsley: thank you so much. we saw in south carolina the textile industry, oh my gosh, the mills are empty now. steve: i know it. ainsley: can't have that happen. this is about jobs. coming up next on the run down did, facebook try to get your personal information from hospitals? a bombshell report next. hey, kid. really good to see you. you too. you tell grandma you were going fishing again? maybe. (vo) the best things in life keep going. that's why i got a subaru, too. love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. ainsley: was facebook trying to get your personal information from hospitals? facebook asked several hospitals to share patient information like illnesses and prescriptions for a proposed research project. steve: facebook says the project never went past planning stages why would they try to get personal information. brian: that's not the facebook i know. let's get kurt the cyber go to break it down. >> how hap

the administration is working on a new nafta deal that could come in weeks.anafta, one of the many ques maria asked george w. bush and laura bush. the exclusive interview right now. >> maria: in terms of mexico and canada, you mentioned mr. president, do you worry about the conflicts that are going on right now, given the debate over trade and open trade and nafta? >> i hope that people as they debate whether or not the regime has worked with canada and mexico, look at the fax. wfacts.we want our neighbors toe healthy and strong. our view is how can we best expedite positive trade which benefits everybody but also to make the point that the three of us countries will need to work together to be able to compete with china in the long term and so, yeah, these days i'm getting too old to worry about much but i do -- my only point is that we promote a positive agenda here and make the case why in this case trade with canada and mexico, collaboration with canada and mexico, working closely with canada and mexico, not only benefits u.s. citizens, but benefits the c

. >> what about nafta where the progress is being made on a brand-new nafta.ally renegotiated. >> hopefully we will have some news in the coming weeks on that everything we hear is positive as far as how the deal is improving for americans. >> mike short, thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having. >> president trump's decision that he may revisit tpp could throw some farm states for a loop. i'm not sure how this works for joining us now is wisconsin congressman sean duffy. your state, your farming and you manufacturing. what do you think about the possibility of rejoining tpp. would you be in favor of that. >> listen. you and i both know trade is good for economies. if we can cut a good trade deal, that's wonderful. a bad trade deal are still bad for our economy. i think this is donald trump, can he navigate a better deal for the american worker in a tpp structure. if so let's get in. >> it would have to be a really radical transformation of the asia-pacific deal. for us to go back into something that we previously rejected, it's got to be a completely ne

if everybody in this room closed that years, i rather seek out would terminate nafta and make a new dealverybody to be happy in this room. we will see how it goes, but will make a fair nafta deal and much better than it is right now. . nafta has caused this country hundreds of billions of dollars, it has been a disaster we have lost millions of jobs. nafta has been a disaster. we are going to come up with a great nafta deal and a fair one for this country, or will do something else. agriculture will be taken care of, 100%. will have a discussion today, and will talk about agriculture as it relates to trade primarily. we are doing really well with china. i think we're having great discussions, and we will see what happens. with but a $50 billion tariff on them -- and you know at a certain point, they run out of bullets. when you are 500 billion down, you can't lose a trade war. and i want to collect a trade war, because it is really a negotiation. but nobody ever negotiated from our site, all they did was talk. that we helped rebuild china because it took so much money to build bridges, a