quentin tarantino talked about this on my show last night on the fox business network. 9:00 p.m. quentin tarantino has stood up to a chinese sensor saying you're not going to change a frame of my film to fit your authoritarian wins. i wish the nba had been so bold. >> neil: the portrayal of bruce lee. >> yes, bruce lee's daughter appealed to the communist government. he has final cut rights. he can do whatever he wants with his film here or there or anywhere. the point is we love freedom. when you're on the rational side of politics, you don't get to go to the fund abates because you think people there are kind of idiotic. but this is a fun one because you are for something and you are thumbing your nose at a bunch of oppressive ovary actors who are trying to steal our stuff and squash our freedoms. speak to the fans didn't have any problem with these guys skig out on trips to meet the presid. now they're making a big issue of it. it's a little different but they seem to have different standar standards. >> i was here the other week saying -- >> neil: i think you're afraid of wha

the cable news of everybody pointing their fingers at each other it's kind of like you know quentin tarantino film they're all pointing fingers at each other of who's the most corrupt but they're all corrupt i mean they're all working. and across situation all the children of the sons and daughters of politicians the nieces and nephews of politicians and in haiti there was a quote from economists at her and neil who said that the days of lockdown have paralyzed the economic activity and made it worse but at the end the main concern is that the government is not able to give an appropriate response the country is out of control so i want to follow up on this the absence of an appropriate response like we see that here in the united sates we see the democratic party has no appropriate response to the humiliation the utter utter and deep you really ation that hillary suffered at the hands of donald trump and 2016 they have no appropriate response they can't look at their own economic policies and look at themselves and say what did we do wrong what was like what were their perceptions of corrupt

cheryl: well, get this, china has pulled quentin tarantino's once upon a time in hollywood, some saye is depicted in that movie. tarantino says he has no plans to recut the movie, after beijing pulled it a week before its release in china. chinese regulators have not officially offered a reason for the decision. reports say the daughter of bruce lee filed a complaint. lauren: our next guest says trade talks between the u.s. and china seem to be headed towards a deal phase. president trump weighing in on the status of the talks and seemed pretty upbeat. >> we'll be able to we think sign a completed document with china on phase one. then we start working on phase two. and actually things in phase two are easier than phase one. lauren: dominic tavello, president of diversified private wealthed advisors joins us now. they're already he said talking about phase two. is all of this positive sentiment? are we moving in the right direction or are wit we taking o long. >> we're moving in the right direction. china and russia went to war in 1969, it took them until 1995 to sign a treaty. this

. >>> quentin tarantino will not censors "once upon a time in hollywood "movie.ovie in u.s. they blocked it in china. reports, that bruce lee, the famous late marshal artist, his daughter said i don't like the way you portrayed my father, pompous, cocky, a punch line in the movie. change the scene, cut it. quentin tarantino says no, you can't see the movie in china. stuart: chinese objected this? lauren: the way they portrayed bruce lee. according to reports. stuart: bruce lee is famous in hong kong. i believe he died there actually. i'm not sure about that. he is famous in hong kong. i didn't know he was kind of a hero in china. lauren: isn't that interesting? yeah, he was famous hong kong american actor who died in 1973. kristina: died in hong kong. 1973. kowloon, hong kong. stuart: i was living there a year later. how about that? i didn't know that now we do know. we have new op-ed in the "wall street journal." here is how it reads. california's tax the rich boomerang. there is a study. it shows the 2012 tax hike in california drove high earners out of the sta