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Change the course of its negotiations before its too late. >> no nuclear testing for a long period of time. >> the presidents comments came in a bilateral availability but down played the short range ballistic missile tests. the president was confronted about the prime ministers remarks calling the presidents claims on climate change reckless. before venturing to ireland, the president covered a wide grounds with piers morgan. he talked about china, north korea and iran. the latter about which t...

Monday. >> they have to step up. if they dont, tariffs will go on. if they go high, the companies will move to the united states. its simple. >> the president has threatened 5% tariffs on all mexican imports into the united states, potentially rising to 25%. mexican officials argue american tariffs would make it more difficult to address those migrants traversing their country. >> i am optimistic. i think well reach an agreement. well reach an arrangement. >> mexico says central america needs in...

It is a crisis and now a full blown emergency. youre running out of descriptors. >> thats when tariff man turns to his favorite weapon. listen to donald trump describe this threat. its all upside. he says even if the tariffs go into effect and ratcheted up by october to 25%, then he said the jobs will come back here. talk to the senate republicans, your hear down side. the economic consequences. especially from those republicans senators from border states. theyre worried about the effect it mig...

Beneficial agreement on respect, quality and good faith is not only in the interest in the china and u.s. but to the general expectation of the international community. adding tariffs will not make the u.s. great again but hurt the country. >> bret: we talk about what it does to china. well get into that this week. look at the dow, guy. you know, theres not a lot of jitters about mexico or china. second day in a row, big gains. in part because the fed said im your back stop. >> so the fed news i...

Any longer. so youd be better off dead. >> since the netherlands legalized assists suicide, the rates have risen. its confirmation critics say of the slippery slope and effect that many had predicted. one of the reasons that suicide has been a taboo in most cultures. >> with family and societal stresses and end of life costs with baby boomers. >> up next, how china could be using subway cars to threaten u.s. national security. well explain. beyond our borders tonight, organizers of pro democracy...

Vitamins and minerals your body needs. all with guaranteed great taste. and now try new boost® peaches and creme natural flavor. with 27 vitamins and minerals and 10 grams of protein. boost®. be up for life™. >> bret: while their counter part around the world were marking the beginning of the d-day invasion, russian leaders and xi jinping were in moscow. this occurs amid concerns in the u.s. about chinese made products and their dangers to national security. gillian turner has one example to...

Generation cars that include wi fi and train-tracking systems reliant on chinese technology. its one of several company gins up security concerns. the president is trying to ban all products from huawei. china is pivoting away from the u.s. and setting their sights on russia. the two presidents met earlier today. xi says that they relationship has reached its highest level in history. >> relations between russia and china are developing stably and at the moment theyre at their peak. both sides s...

A chinese owned company, crrc, a manufacturer of subway cars is in a brewing storm over national security. u.s. subway cars in china are made vulnerable to hacking and remote control operations. >> the quit pro quo is, they have sensors that could be linked to the internet. they can spy on americans. >> crrc makes train cars for cities across the u.s. from l.a. to chicago to philadelphia. now theyre bidding on new megacontracts in the nations capitol and the big apple. lawmakers are ringing alar...

For decades. you have both parties supporting an aggressive approach to try northeast trade as well as security issues. mexico, its different. theyre our largest trading partner. the import export distinction is hard to draw. as senator toomey said, some parts are assembled here, go there and come back. the supply chains are crucial to maintaining an american economy that is weakening. >> bret: heres the president on the situation with china? if china wants to make a deal, i have no doubt about ...