members ofcally, congress boat with what will get them reelected. will this be an issue at all?> i doubt it. the atmospherics around the trump administration are clearly top of mind for us journalists. when it gets down to local elections, it's usually economic and pocketbook issues that affect the quality of the candidates. that will carry the day in november. not the zte issue. david: thanks to kevin cirilli and marty schenker. the trump admits ration has reached an agreement with -- administration has reached an agreement with zte. they will pay a $1 billion fine. how is congress going to respond? we are now joined by senator john thune, chairman of the commerce committee. thank you for joining us. we appreciate you being here. you just heard your colleague's tweet that we've given them a heck of a deal in china. what is your reaction? sen. thune: we have concerns about that. companies school that like zte will get access to our ournology, stealing intellectual property and using it in their country. those are all things that this company historically has been guilty of. we h

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