joseph yun, let me ask my final question to you as we run out of time.ong-un showed the press the blowing up at least of the tunnels at the nuclear site. we don't know exactly what happened, but something happened. thwas smoke, there were explosions, and the said they had destroyed tt nuclear site. he stopped nuclear tests, or put a hold on them. he stopped testing missiles and has given back the hostages which he had kept for this moment. is he going to feel under pressure? >> i believe so. i believe it will be the first signal, whether we take the path of more trouble or path of diplomacy. if kim jong-un goes back now and tests a nuclear device or tests icbm, that is very bad news. we are back to where we were with talk of military options panned bloody nose. i believe given die plo-- diplomacy, there is an ability to build on the steps north korea has taken. if we can build on that, we can build toward the summit. i believe president trump wants the summit, so does kim jong-un. this is an opportunity we should not let go. >> all right. >> it did not w

and my other codirector, my better half of the program, yun sun. what i'm going to do is i will first open the conversation with these four people but asking favorite brief question. i want this to be more of a dialogue rather than each of them giving timmons presentation each. i want the flow to get moving. let me start with you, frank, by asking, can you walk us through from your mind if the trump-kim summit happens in singapore, what is a good outcome, what is a bad outcome, and what is the really ugly outcome? >> thank you for the question and thank you for the invitation to be here. i will answer your question. i will briefly set the scene by scene it's really important to understand how we got here. i think we got it because of three strategic changes on the peninsula. the first is present moon jae-in being elected, a progressive and south korea, and reaching out to north korea as a number agenda item for him as president. from may of last year until may of this year, it's been this top priority. and he is known and trusted by the north. the

eunice yun is in beijing tonight. >> in a few hours, president eaump's entire economic led by steve mnuchinill be arriving in china. they're expected t go immediately into talks which will beginning on thursday local time and last until friday.n secretary mnucd team are scheduled to xi jinping's top economic adviser and there are reports tt it could also meet with the vice president and possibly even president xi himself. any results of the negotiations would likely be announced on afternoon. i spoke with the chinese official who has been involved with trade that this time around there haven't been the same level of pliminary meetings to lay the ground work for the higher level negotiations as there ha so the whole process is being handled much differently by the ions the the discu chinese are sending mixed signals. on the one hand they're pegging themselves as a champio of free trade and taking steps to be open. on the other hand, today,he state press is taking a hard-line. suggesting china won't be able to budge on the industrial policies or lop $100 billion off the foreign ministry said

joseph yun, thank you so much. and if this does indeed happen, there will be somewhat of a leap of faith, but now we take a turn. a leap too faith. the reckoning in the catholic church continues. today the australian archbishop philip wilson became the highest catholic official to be convicted of concealing child abuse committed by a priest. meantime in chile this week, 34 bishops offered to resign en masse over their failure to respond properly to allegations of sexual abuse by priests for years. pope francis himself has spoken to survivors of abuse and he has vowed to crack down. so imagine the good timing of the award winning filmmaker wim wenders whose latest film about the poet has just been released with unprecedented access to the holy father, wenders has made such critically acclaimed films as "paris, texas" and "wings of desire." and now "pope francis: a man of his word." i spoke to him just after the film debuted at the cannes film festival. wim wenders, welcome to the program. >> thank you for having me,

nor "nightly business report" i'm eunice yun beijing. >>> now along those lines as you know the white house announced earlier this week that it was deferring steel tariffsfo at let now and while that bought time for europe and brazil and australia and others to reach new trade agreements, the un certainty of what will happen is causing headaches f kayla tausche is in bedford heights, ohio. >> reporter: majestic steel is a middle man, buying steel from u.o mills and selling it t customers using it to build microwaves, air coners or a siding for a house. >> we're sellingon construc >> reporter: some customers need the steel the next day. others for projes months down the road. notng knohich countries or companies will be paying tariffs then presents a challenge for ceo todd lebo. >> any time you're in a volatile market and there's uncertainty then that has a psychological effect on ow they're going to manage the buying and selling of their product. >> reporter: it's not just agistic and it's not just aluminum. a u.s. trade representative could choose to slap tariffs on goods from china

and, brian, you know, ambassador yun is the expert in all of this, but it seems to me no matter what the dialogue is, we're talking about the difference between politics and national security issues. when you're talking about those kinds of things, one phrase always comes up in my mind -- if you want it bad, you're going to get it bad. we are 18 days away from the proposed date of 12 june. during that period of time, a lot of groundwork has to go into it, and truthfully that's not a lot of time to prepare for a conference of this magnitude, a summit of this magnitude. so i'm just very concerned no matter which side of the aisle you're on that we have surrendered the initiative to north korea. they are now making the demands of when, and president trump did that in his tweet saying we'll meet with you whenever you say so. in my move, that's a bad move. north korea should not be the one deciding when the meetings take place or what's discussed. this has to be coordinated between the two sides as well as other players involved. >> general yun brings up a good point. 18 days is not a lon

armenia's ruling party says it won't vote for opposition leader nicole passion yun to become prime minister parliament is voting on the top job after weeks of anti-government rallies forced the former prime minister's surge circassian to step down but the opposition doesn't hold a majority in parliament and passion yet needs the support of m.p.'s from the ruling republican party if he's going to win he's warned of a political tsunami if he is not picked to be prime minister. the un's nuclear watchdog says there's no credible evidence to back israel's claims that iran is secretly continued its nuclear program on monday israel's prime minister said he after thousands of documents that proved iran lied about its nuclear weapons activities but the i.a.e.a. says all the documents are related to older programs from before two thousand and three and there was no proof that iran violated the terms of its nuclear deal with west of thousand two thousand and fifteen and a twenty six story building has collapsed after being engulfed in flames in sao paolo killing one person and leaving at least three m

i mean he is new prime minister nicole passion yun his address opposes after being elected by palm and after weeks of anti-government protests the massive astray sions response by the long time leader. plans to stay that's going to name sums up the mood in central square. was republic square vibrated with excitement. i'm overwhelmed with emotion and i can only say that we're very happy that we're free from these prison and. we have hope that the new prime minister can take care of people's needs including freedom of speech you know join. our people have a moment of victory. was our media's so-called people power movement scored a victory with members of parliament electing opposition leader. and as prime minister. i want to thank you for this vote and for your stance and i only want to say the following i serve the people of the republic of armenia and i serve to the republic of armenia. it was a month of fast and surprising developments in the small former soviet republic since gaining independence in one thousand nine hundred one our media and say they've dreamed of a new dawn for de

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yun marling is an expert in local history he says the intricate fashionable church was born out of necessity. it had nothing to do with our contemporary ideas of ecumenism. in those days the issue of who had a right to the main church and who could hold services there was decided pragmatically nine hundred ninety or ninety five percent of the residents were lutheran so they held sway in the town its on the other hand the cathedral clergy officially owned the church and they were catholic and they had the emperor on their side so it was checkmate if either side had triumphed it would have been the end of an into confessional church at. the optional and. outside a gutter marks the approximate dividing line. inside it's more complicated take these pews for instance there in the catholic section behind the grill you might think this whole area belong to the catholics but it doesn't the deeds office confirms that this spot actually belongs to the protestants but in a marriage of convenience you have to bend the rules sometimes. school pride when negotiations were held and the final arrangements w

for "nightly business report," i'm eunice yun in emijing. >>>r of the freedom caucus today voted against that bill after failing to get concessions on spending cuts and a promise to call a future vote on immigration. a democrato voted against that measure. the farm bill is generally viewed a n a safety for millions of american farmers. it also includes the federal food stamps program. the senate, by the way, is also working on a separ bipartisan bill. >> it is time to look at some of today's upgrades and downgrades. advanced microdevices is rated outperform at cow hen in new coverage. the analyst says amd's products are at an inflection point. theos stock1% to $13. spotify is being rated a strong buy. the analyst sbls it could d the subscriber base, expand grossinma the price target is $190, but it's feeling the pressure from youtube's move into musicam stg, and the stock as a result was off 5% to 150.80. >>> marriott's ratin was raised to outperform from in line at evercorp isi. the analyst says improving growth will work in marrtt's favor.

yun state and van dyke has been officially tasked with making the residents of scotland i mean it's a palate he in northwestern holland happier. when he first took on the job he wasn't sure what it would entail. to be meditating playing singing bowls drinking tea or lighting incense and that was all pretty foreign to me. but now i've realized that happiness is about making the residence more content . are going to supply all that he needs to improve living conditions and give people more opportunities. vandyke applied a systematic approach to his new job polling the locals about what happiness meant to them. and what they expected from their city. it's important for people everywhere not to feel lonely to have a roof over their heads and food to feel safe and to have a say in what goes on. the idea is that if locals can decide what happens in scotland they will move to bigger cities that have more on offer the happiness counselor has already made some changes now when roads get repaired locals are asked what they should look like. and the municipality is giving away land for free for

tehran for gosh on president of international center for human development in london limits keyboard yun she's a russian caucuses analyst and country risk analyst at i.h.s. kids she's also a former tasha i mean in ministry of foreign affairs and in the head of an as well via skype maria editor in chief of evy and reports that's an online news magazine i should imagine for everybody it's a rather tense time right now tehran will go on how important is this vote how important is this moment. you know we are the moment when. according to the constitution. the weekend results. by. prime minister and bringing down of a positive and. the mass. in need of reform and beginning of the new age. where the new generation really can and and feel that they are the real. father stop the power and their decision could be guided within the laws and according to passed by the elected parliament tomorrow and. the right direction by what today is very important. for translate always whenever the parliament and in the water there is a positive or negative and depending on the there are different ways of. sai

attack took place all meaning is ruling party says it won't vote for opposition leader nicole passion yun to become prime minister parliament is voting on the top job after weeks of anti-government rallies forced the former prime minister. to step down but the opposition doesn't hold a majority in parliament and passion yet needs the support of m.p.'s from the ruling republican party if he's going to win he's warned of a political tsunami if he is not picked to be prime minister. the un's nuclear watchdog says there's no credible evidence to back israel's claims that iran is secretly continued its nuclear program on monday israel's prime minister said he after thousands of documents that proved iran lied about its nuclear weapons activities but the i.a.e.a. says all the documents are related to older programs from before two thousand and three and there was no proof that iran violated the terms of its nuclear deal with west of thousand two thousand and fifteen and a twenty six story building has collapsed after being engulfed in flames in sao paolo killing one person and leaving at least

activists blocked major roads after parliament refused to accept the leader of the opposition nicole pasha yun as interim prime minister mcgovern was largely peaceful it followed weeks of on rast in armenia since former president serzh was appointed prime minister by his ruling party he had already served the maximum of two terms as president critics called the move unconstitutional and an attempt to cling to power a groundswell of public anger forced him to resign it will now be another attempt to elect an interim prime minister and break of the political deadlock next week if no candidate is successful elections will be held. by the fifo world cup trophy has arrived in russia ahead of football's biggest event which kicks off right here in moscow in six weeks time and the gold a trophy traveled to more than fifty countries before arriving in light of all stuck in russia's far east it will now visit eight other cities and finish its trip here in moscow. also on tour across russia is our own legend of the game former manchester united goalkeeper peter schmeichel he is in sought for his latest r

soviet bloc forced longtime leader sayers soccer to resign last week now protest leader nicole posh in yun has emerged as the top candidate to lead the government passion jaan made his second attempt today for the job he came up eight votes short last week after the ruling republican party have blocked his bid for office d.w. correspondent nick connolly is following the story for us in the capital. i see he's been at the forefront of omni news political on breath leading mass protests across the capital yeah. even forcing the country's prime minister to resign. last week nick called push in ian was expecting to be appointed to the top job but he was close by the ruling party it up with. his supporters were furious. and devastated. one day later an apparent u. turn it seemed the way had been cleared for him to become prime minister after all . there was a meeting of the republican party they said that in the coming elections they would support the people's candidate. i. pushing in the so-called people's candidate cooled off the demonstrations demonstrations that have proved yet van to a com

well i'm happy to say we can cross no to yun o'berg the director of a trans national foundation for peace on a future research to get his take on the developments of the day on there's been quite a few developments thousand there do you view donald trump's cancellation as a promise broken and how confident actually were you that it would go ahead at all that summit. willi can only go ahead because the north and south koreans have become closer to each other and the second thing is the official excuse given in trump's letter is not something i would believe in namely that this has to do with some kind of a war of words the last few hours. you know they have been throwing a lot of bad words at each other for a long time so let's forget about that there is something in the letter and the way it's formulated which makes me think that he may not have written it you know i think that you have people behind trump and trump has been consistent long also in his company campaign saying he wanted to meet with north korea. i think there's somebody who says we're not going to have a dialogue with them

paid for by opposition leader nicole passion yun the lyrics along with his protest walk inspired thousands of armenians to join the movement both the resignation of former presidents and prime ministers said it sucks. and bringing passion to the threshold of power. smart young armenians such as hiking his brother have led a highly effective image driven campaign our success has many many many details you know all about this. in me. the target helped craft past nonviolent revolutionary persona that dress called all the people who should join us he'd be aired yeah dad we didn't allow him to shave all the details we discussed so we had to plan in yet of our own street stalls you can pick up a passion yen t. shirt or a baseball cap that says have courage you call passion in his movements messaging has been so effective they've become like a brand. placards like rubin have become the pop art of the movement. but i don't like the rigid. framework of that we're not selling anything we're just trying to set ourselves free from from tyranny. opposition organizes and they are providing him with his

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. >>> this morning, state of the yun yorks, senator mark warner joins us right here on cnn. >>> china the u.s. reached an initial agreement on trade. they have not put a dollar amount on the commitment from china. it is yet to be seen how difficult it may be representing. >>> an american actress takes her place. it immerges as the newest member of the british royal family. all of details of harry and meghan's wedding. >>> saturday night live shows their version of prince harry and meghan markles royal wedding. $1.50 futures contracts? what about a dedicated service team of trading specialists? did you say yes? good, then it's time for power e*trade. the platform, price and service that gives you the edge you need. looks like we have a couple seconds left. let's do some card twirling twirling cards e*trade. the original place to invest online. when they say you're that's the time to really shine. ♪ introducing elvive extraordinary oil. in just 1 use, elvive revives your driest hair without weighing it down. with luxurious camellia and golden sunflower oils... it leaves your hair health

parliament there which is set to vote for its new prime minister the opposition leader nicole paasschen yun has led weeks of protests that forced longtime leaders to resign after a round of questions pasha can either be voted in or the parliament can call a snap election robin for a city walker has the latest now from the out out of. nicol passion yan has been speaking inside the parliament their m.p. said that there's enough of them to votes that would make his nomination go forward to prime minister provides that he can get enough votes a majority and he needs at least six republicans they are the governing party to come on inside and support him he has the rest of the political factions in parliament the question now is whether the republicans are willing to do what the country demands of them we have seen tens of thousands of people again back on the streets in the city center of yet if more than i've seen all week but huge numbers today and they expect an outcome and they are ready to celebrate because they anticipate that nicole passion yan will be this country's next prime minister a

protests after the ruling party agreed to support him becoming interim prime minister mikel passion yun told supporters the crisis practically been sold the parliament is scheduled to vote on tuesday. the head of libya's electoral commission says the main voted database was not damaged often i slept on a wednesday aimed at disrupting elections sixteen people were killed and several gunmen including a suicide bomb a stormed the building in the capital tripoli the commission has been registering voters ahead of elections expected before the end of the year the u.s. has announced the first release of a prisoner from the guantanamo bay detention center under the trumpet administration the military says ahmed al dhabi of a transfer to saudi arabia forty prisoners remain at the facility well those are the headlines the news continues here on al jazeera off the inside story statement that's a watching life and. al-jazeera . and for you. running out of war to many parts.

more like his grandfather and so, that points us in the direction of thinking that maybe ambassador yun is correct and that he is going to be more open to change potentially. on the other hand, he was selected by his father instead of his two brothers and that might also-- that might lead us to think that he was more hardline and less flexible and so perhaps more like kim jong-il than we suspect. the truth is, i think that we just don't know. >> right. >> we have this-- i'm an academic and we have this hypothesis called the contact hypothesis. when you're in an entrenched relationship, you often don't -- if you don't have contact, it self-perpetuates. but when you start to engage in contact, it's easier to talk about real issues and substance and i think that regardless of what his personality is, the contact is going to lead us to better understand what the issues are in front of us, and to kind of come to terms again with these real-- these real issues that need to decide regardless of personality. >> do you think that that kind of difference makes kim jong have more chance to talk wi

. >> joseph yun, thank you so much. a pleasure. let's speak again in the weeks leading up to the summit. i'm brooke baldwin. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >> calle >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> an extraordinary remark this afternoon from the man supervising the mueller investigation. speaking out in a way we've never heard him do so before. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein responded to a question today about articles of impeachment against him that have been reportedly drafted by members of the conservative house freedom caucus. alluding to other attacks, presumably from the president himself. >> i can tell you that there have been people who have been making threats, privately and

it's troubling when yun hear peter navarro start talking about law enforcement as the way to dodge the issues of the rebalancing that the administration to its immense credit has begun. >> and treasury secretary mnuchin doesn't understand what you just mentioned, how everything is a national security issue. 301 tariffs, no big deal. this is a wrong view of the u.s. relations with beijing. lou: fortunately and to the credit of the administration, a guided missile and destroyer cruiser in the south china seas making certain that is there is freedom of navigation as they carry out their maneuvers over the past week, much to the consternation of the chinese who have a bit of a fit over ill all. great to see you, gordan. things for being with us. >>> up next, left wing globalist and billionaire george soros joins us to advance their open border agenda. we'll have that and much more. byron york joins us here next, straight ahead. lou: the italian president denying democracy, blocking the appointment of an economy minister by the country's new populist coalition. appointing an interim leader

i mean is you prime minister nicole passion yun has addressed supporters after being elected by parliament after weeks of anti-government protest the mass immigration is was sparked by the decision to appoint the ex president says as prime minister the outcry for circassians resignation last month the protesters didn't leave seeking the appointment of their leader passion young as prime minister the trash again aims sums up the mood in yet around central square. was the public square is vibrating with excitement after the election of a new prime minister. people are wearing t. shirts and hats saying with courage all those we spoke to say their country has reached a point they've been dreaming about since gaining independence in one nine hundred ninety one shots how to be armenian the feeling that i have has could drupal today because without a drop of blood we had our victory. their whole bit eight twenty thousand it will finally be the day the government responds to the will of. allah ruling republican party has dominated the political system and society for at least a decade during that

that's why the congress, the senate on a bipartisan basis voted to prohibit the president from yun lunilaterally those deals. >> congress is being notified that the administration has agreed with china on plan to revive zte and we should point out this is not just a telecom company that is doing unfair trading. u.s. military are not allowed to buy these phones because they can have back doors and other ways where the chinese can get into them and spy on us. >> that's right. we've had testimony about the risk zte poses to u.s. national security. on topviolated our sanctions. they were caught. they lied repeatedly which is why we placed these penalties on them. congress will vote this coming week, the week after this, as part of armed services bill, the national defense authorization bill. there's a provision that would prohibit the president from y unilaterally making the change. it would require to make certain certifications with respect to zte. there's strong bipartisan resistance to this idea of president trading away important national security measures and enforcement efforts in order to cu

million dollars was transferred to cohen from a company-owned by victor vekselberg, a russian tike yun. and financial records obtained by nbc support that account. and the transactions were corroborated by the daily beast and other outlets as well. now, vekselberg, who we were just talking about, has tied to trump world with michael flynn in 2015 and in january 2017 he attended the inauguration which an associate in the u.s. helped bank roll. and the head of vekselberg american subsidiary, and his cousin, donated a quarter of million dollars to the president's inaugural fund and another $30,000 to his campaign. now it appears that all of this has already caught the attention of special counsel robert mueller. because according to another report, mueller's team has questioned vekselberg about the payments to cohen. reached by nbc news, michael cohen declined to comment. to make sense, i'm joined by julie and knowaya shack man and ari melber and from the beat here at 6:00. ary, let me start with you. what do you make of this starting with avenatti publishing a pbf saying here is a bunch

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joseph yun, the former u.s. envoy to secured the release of otto warmbier said the comments were risky. >> it is diplomacy 101. you do not say you're getting prisoner or hostages out before it is done. when i went to get otto warmbier we were on radio silence unless we left the north korean air space. >> reporter: an american accused of espionage held in north korea the longest. since october 2015. the other two americans, were detained under trumps a watch in the spring of last year. they were accused of hostile acts against the north korean regime. their fate is in the balance as kim jong-un returns from a dramatic trip of his own, a visit and consultation with xi jinping and kim took a private plane to a city and spoke with xi with his sister and most trusted adviser kim yo-jong by his side. the two sides are very tight-lipped on what was discussed but analysts say xi was briefing kim on how to deal with trump face-to-face. >> i think xi jinping is explaining to kim what kind of person are you dealing with. w

who ran his security, i saw yesterday was moving in it sends a signal to american police officer in yunntry, have you support and true respect out of this white house. >> how do we bridge this from support from white house to police department, which i think has been there with president trump that esspirit decor or wider community of america. >> it say moral booster, a key component is public needs to focus on law ener enforcement individuals. i think that is what makes this a better situation for us as americans, line o deaths in connection with firearms is up 46% this year, nypd have lost more police officers than any other police department in the country. it goes to what do we do as citizennies tascitizens to salun blue, it is to say thank you. >> this is really something very scary we're not talking about being killed in act of doing their job but somewhere relaxing. >> the assassinations, up about 200% over last two years. it is something we have not seen in many years, stating back to 69 -- -- >> why now? >> because there is this infusion over the last 8 years, 10, prior to pres

. >> joseph yun, thank you. >> during that meeting, president trump was also asked about his demand that the justice department look into the fbi or justice department infiltrated or surveilled the trump campaign for political purposes. at issue the fbi's use of this confidential source. president trump didn't refer to this person as that, he kept using the word spy. here he was. >> a lot of people are say being they h -- saying they had spies in my campaign. that would be a disgrace to this country. that would be one of the biggest insults that anyone has ever seen andprobably illegal. if they had spies during my campaign for political purposes, that would be unprecedented in the history of our country. >> with me now journalist, author, cnn political author carl bernstein. nice to see you again. >> good fob wito be with you. >> the president's use of the word spy, the correct word is confidential source. >> heme menant it to be nefario to intervene into a legitimate information into his conduct, the conduct of his family, the conduct of his campaign related to what happened in the pres

but the agent is part of a new crime strike force that was doing an yun cover operation.the area reported hearing a barrage of gunfire. >>> a viral video showing a miami police officer appears to kick a suspect in the head has led to the officers pension. it started with a chase. police were in a stolen car they say. video picks up the arrest where the man is on the ground hand cuffed. an officer is seen running into the picture appearing to kick him in the head right there. witnesses were outraged by what they say. >> i couldn't believe that comes from the city of miami. >> it was unnecessary because he wasn't resisting or nothing. >> the officer has been on the force for two years. miami police chief weighed over twitter and saying the video show as clear violation of department policy. the state of florida is lawmakering an investigation into the incident. >>> new details are coming out about g easy's arrest in sweden. tms rorpts the rapper has been released from jail and is allowed to leave the country. however, he must pay about $9,000 in fines. the 29-year-old is ac

. >> let's go back to phillip yun. to the clinton administration. this is unusual for a u.s.:50 there. to greet these detainees. firsthand. moments after they touch down. back home. so just explain the unusual nature to this. and your thoughts on why donald trump is doing this and how it's break from tradition. >> this is donald trump as a tv moment. for him. if nothing else he knows how to get publicity and drama. he's the lead up to this has been teasers through twitter. this is very consistent with what he does. and as was said earlier this is unusual. we have had former presidents come back with former detainees as well. clinton did. we had former cia head of intelligence clapper bring back some people as well. none of this fanfare at all. it's low key. this is unusual. but that's president trump. he's done everything differently and this is the way it's happening. my only concern is that it builds up way too much sort of expectation in certain ways as to what's possible. that's something we have to guard against. this is not mean we're going to get a deal. it will take a

. >> joseph yun, thank you so much. a pleasure. let's speak again in the weeks leading up to the summit. i'm brooke baldwin. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >> calle >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> an extraordinary remark this afternoon from the man supervising the mueller investigation. speaking out in a way we've never heard him do so before. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein responded to a question today about articles of impeachment against him that have been reportedly drafted by members of the conservative house freedom caucus. alluding to other attacks, presumably from the president himself. >> i can tell you that there have been people who have been making threats, privately and publicly, against me for quite sometime. and i think they should understand by now that the department of justice is not going to be extorted. >> the department of justice is not going to be extorted. he said a strong and rather stunning message from the deputy attorney general presumably to the house of representative

we have to wait until yun 15jun to get the detailed list.say the $50 billion worth of goods imported from china, contained industrial significant technology including those related to the made in china 2025 program. this is the cornerstone of china's economic future. it is a huge priority for the chinese administration, the trump administration, by going after that, hitting them where it hurts, and maybe trying to counter some of the criticism coming from members of congress, like senator marco rubio, who said that the trump administration was not being hard enough or tough enough on china, when it came to these technology companies, going to have to watch this closely for investors, it creates another round of uncertainty, ratcheting up the tensions and raises the risks of a trade war. that is adding on the pressure of what we have seen. it is making for a tough day for stocks, we're seeing them firmly in the red today. >> you can see that. last week it seemed the trade war was off, stand by for this week. great to see you. thank you so muc

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