trade wars off, trade deals on, the trump administration declaring a truce with china, peter mauricyit's a step in the right direction but don't throw out the white flags just yet, he's live up next heather: welcome back to "fox & friends first". half past the top of the hour for you, fox news alert, leader of isis play be busy planning a school mission brain-washing students. focusing on preserving isis ideology. the leader hoping to influence the next generation by indoctrinization to keep ideas alive even if the caliphate is physically destroyed. back at home texas governor greg abbott calling for moment of silence to honor students died in santa fe shooting, this as thousands come to honor the first of the victims lay to rest. good morning, doug. >> good morning, heather, to start off this morning, we are getting the first look at some new video that was shot in advance of the school shooting, it is video that was shot just days before as the suspect dimitrios pagourtzis participated in greek dance at the greek orthodox church where his family worships, nothing appears to be a mi

come on in economist peter mauricie base you think china is winning and you're a hardliner? >> yes, i've became an economist because i'm never happy. [laughter] >> really what this comes down to is the middleman of the trade wilbur ross neither, you know, in the navarro camp or kudlow camp is the man they are sending to china to negotiate the deal. the real deal across the broad scope of manufacturing and high-tech which would have really ultimately abate the tariffs and the trade war. we have to see what he brings back. but clearly, mr. trump has got the chinese attention and i think that's a good thing, let's see if wilbur can bring something other than a weak deal. stuart: this is important. china is committing, according to larry kudlow, he will be on fox business later today, he's been saying china is committed to buy 35 to 40% more from farmers, extra $8 billion a year. now, not sure whether to call that a concession or not but they are certainly talking and making deals. >> they are, but not making deals in the places where we really need the most. stuart: not yet, pe