pillsbury. and also seth who has been at the forefront of trying to get his navy and the united states back on track. the president himself is committed to a 351-ship navy. it's only through the analyses of people like seth that we have situation awareness of why we need to do that. i congratulate hudson for being at the forefront. my mission today is simple. the, quote, seek truth from facts. all i'm going to do today is provide a factual account of the industrial policies and practices of the people's republic of china which are presented in this matrix. we have six strategies of what mr. pillsbury called economic aggression. it's not my term. it was a term introduced in the 2017 national security trategy. and then on the column here is he over 50 acts 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 half a trillion dollars a year that contributes to the trade surplus of

michael pillsbury joins us tonight.hat effect, michael pillsbury, does this have on the rest of asia right now? >> it doesn't have much effect until more is revealed by president trump on the what next steps. he has sensecretary pompeo to beijing. i myself have heard from the chese already thathey are taking credit for this. they are a little bit hurt that president trump did not give them any credit when he was in singapore.id they feel they sent the blame, ey vot for the secit council resolutions three times and made the top for sanctionst in history. they all but pushed chairman kim into this, and here is their friend donald trump not tipping his hat to them. but the president, as you know, is not finished talking ab >>ke tthof the chinese bureaus having a heart and with his feelings hurt, that's interesting.>> >> i'm going to beijing tomorrow so i have to be careful what i say, tucker. but the reaction in asia depends on how much concern they had about any given country that had about any weapons in north korea. thi

mike pillsbury, thank you very much. we'll be right back.n .. >> something we don't have to get into with pillsbury but is important mother report released by peter navarro is showing the four pillars of chinese economic aggression. you see them on your screen. we will keep reporting on this threat. it is real. i have been talking about this issue since 1996 and was laughed at by most people but we see the fruits of their infiltration of our economic system. shannon bream and fox news in 19, take it away. >> reporter: we begin with a fox news alert, compassionate and tough or not enough, democrats really trying to help the families back together will they fight legislative efforts to do just that? brand-new development in the family separation controversy. it henry is investigating. is the resistance text messenger from the fbi been asked by congress? stunning revelations about christopher steele, one of the key players in the anti-trump unverified dossier. tensions are boiling over, no end insight from peter fonda's

great to have both of you on, mike pillsbury, where are we with the wild hysteria?e finally have a president who is standing up for american workers and american companies and he is getting nothing but grief from our allies. they want everything to be the way that it was. why do they want everything to be the way that it was? >> it is great fear that president trump is going to succeed. he has actually made some elaborate preparations from the singapore summit and the china trade near the trade deal. if he succeeds, you realize what this means from the last three presidents, they're showing up has been failures, all of the experts who are criticizing president trump will equally be embarrassed. reputations will be shredded, there is a lot at stake for the talking heads. so, i do think that president trump is going to succeed and when it happens, we have to do more than just drink champagne. we should be talking about who was wrong. >> laura: who was wrong, and the policy that did not work and the policy that did. it is a big "if," but we have seen canada dumping len

that's why the american people voted for him. >> laura: mike pillsbury, the status quo was acceptable for decades with a few intermittent visits. madeleine albright with the hat. she came down again playing with a hat. she arrived at pyongyang. it was going to be exciting but it amounted to nothing. what's your take and we've seen so far tonight? >> it's breathtaking. it's a bit of a cliffhanger. we don't know what'soing to have a press conference at 4:00 a.m. our time. i'm going to stay apart. this could be the president's reelection now in the bag. from my point of view, from what i know, this is a very sophisticated strategy that's been worked out for almost 18 months now. mainstream media networks you referred to are trying to say it's a silly mistake or how did this happen. what we are seeing in these pictures is somebody coerced with military threats, exercises, massive sanctions, to come to singapore. it was our idea he come to singapore, not his idea. you are saying president trump be gracious to somebody he knows he has to keep bringing along for the fold dismantlement progra

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 to the trade surplus of china using these various policies and practices, most of which are outside the bounds of international trading order. before i do that, let me just step back for a minute and talk a little bit about the administration's trade policy and trade philosophy. the president, president donald j. trump has made it clear that he's a free trader. he has made it aabundantly clear that for his administration trade should be free, fair, reciprocal, and balanced. and in a world where we had free, fair, reciprocal and balanced trade, we would have zero tariffs. we would have zero nontariff barriers. we would have zero subsidies to indust

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pillsbury,ing of those options, what seems the most likely to come out of this?ions or what i would call the fluffy options where we give the illusion of peace and continue the next meeting in the white house or mar rah lag duo. the tough objection -- mar-a-lago. i think everybody knows the details of will chairman kim reveal how many nuclear weapons does he have, what kind are they, uranium or plutonium, and where are they located. and how can the process of dismantlement begin. this is the tough part where i suspect president trump is willing to walk out if he doesn't get some indication on these highly secret matters from chairman kim. pete: jim, we've got some intelligence on north korea, but they're famously insular. there's known knowns, there's known unknowns. how do we verify, let alone trust that any deal we strike will actually happen? >> that's why president trump walk in saying he wants to take the measure of kim jong un. he's going to figure out if this is a guy he can even do a deal with before we dig into any of that. and i think in all of this the

i represent southwest florida, and pillsbury county. 229,000 people are in the program. i know how important it is to protect the viability of this long-term. i heard one third of seniors who are withdrawing -- this is critical. let me ask you, from a political standpoint we have to find a way politically to resolve the viability of the programs in the later. is that your sense of it? >> i think we agree with that. enacting something to make changes it would give and allow you more options to consider and allow you to face in the changes more gradually. >> we've talked earlier, you said last time we made a change we had her back against the wall. unfortunately that happens a lot. where is the timeframe? it seems like the sooner we deal with it and get something on a bipartisan basis, the better it will be, less onerous it will be, some of those tweaks and adjustments they made made a big difference. is that your thought as well? >> absolutely. we must go forward in working with all of you. and to develop plans if there's more plans to come we're ready. >> i don't know if

pillsbury, thanks for coming on. what is china's role in bringing about this summit and why?, china has played a role because of pressure from president trump. i think president trump started this whole operation very carefully scripted. maximum pressure through united nations he needed the chinese to approve those resolutions they did. the chinese really changed their approach. they used to be more passive about north korea or mildly embarrassed let'say. what's begun to happen more recently is to please trump because of his implied pressure on them in various ways. they then pressured according to trump's plan and his request. the chinese pressured north korea not just the sanctions but when president trump and his team began to talk about the use of force in very limited military strikes on the nuclear facilities and for the north of north korea. china did not really take a stand against that. they gave the impression to the north koreans north korea stand by and military strike be performed third thing the chinese have done to make this happen. obviously they provided the

stuart: got it, michael pillsbury, thank you for being with us. >> thanks, stuart.of subject. i will get back to the sales tax imposition by the supreme court, get back to them in a second, joining us on immigration is border patrol union president, brandon judd. frequent guest on the program. welcome back, sir. >> thank you very much. stuart: you're not just head of the union, you are on the front lines. >> i am. stuart: you're an active border control guy. i want you to make this personal, tell me, you're on the border, you're a border patrol officer and at that border somebody steps across, i mean a family or an illegal crossing. tell me what you do as a bored are patrol officer. >> well the thirst thing we do, we approach them. we determine whether or not they're here legally. if they're not here legally, we take them into custody. we take them back to the border patrol station. we process them. we have to look at this family separation issue. if we have people that have children and they have no documents to show that these churn are theirs, we then have to sep