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States is already on the losing end of this trade partnership with china. he wrote a little earlier today on twitter saying we are not in a trade war with china because that war was lost many years ago by the foolish or incompetent people who have represented the united states. now we have a trade deficit of $500 billion a year with intellectual property theft of another $300 billion. we cannot let this continue. and then he added a little later on, when youre already 500 billion down, you cant ...

A stunning thing to do. he also improbably suggested he wasnt going to sign the trade agreement that he reached with south korea that the administration had been touting all week because he was now holding it as a negotiating tool, as leverage he said. apparently people didnt realize he was going to say that either. this is a heck of a way to run a government. yes, he is in one way signaling something that he might do. we dont know if he will follow through on syria. the most disturbing thing is...

>> thanks for having me. >> breaking news, the markets minutes away from closing after the dow surged 650 points. after fridays big losses this is a bounce back. were joined by sue herera. where do we stand? tea hi >> hi, peter. the market is up almost 700 points on the session. highs of the trading day. part of the reason is the heated rhetoric of last week concerning trade has really cooled off. and as a result of that the market is rallying, thinking maybe these trade tariffs are only a negot...

Mexico if they renegotiate nafta. the president treating we have large trade deficits with mexico and canada. nafta, under renegotiation, has been a bad deal with the usa. massive relocation of companies and jobs. tariffs on steel and aluminum will only come off if new and fair nafta agreement is signed. that would seem to suggest that the threat of tariffs against aluminum and steel are a negotiating tactic, something that the director of trade and industrial policy at the white house peter nav...

We will simply apply tax on their cars poured freely in the u.s., they make it impossible for our cars to sell there, hes talking about bmw and mercedes, some are made here already in the united states but thats what a trade war starts with, you dont think it would get out of control? >> again, the tariffs arent saying that we are eliminating product from the market, we are going to price them competitively. you know, if europe wants to engage in that, you know, i think the real issue with europ...

Points in dealing with daca, ending the visa lottery system commanding change migration and building a law and securing our border. those things if they are not present he wont negotiate. heather: i want to follow up, what the republicans have as a negotiating tool since they have given up chip? they added that a this continuing resolution, that is what democrats wanted? what will republicans have to use to negotiate in terms of strzok? >> it will stick with the presidents plan which is you know...

North korea today are protected, that they get their paychecks. no matter where they have troops, they get their paychecks. they are certainly showing up to work. we have a lot of work to do here if the senate. the least of which should be to make sure we take care of our military men and women. >> obviously the republicans dont want the shut down to continue as well. optics for them is not good with this either. a lot of americans are blaming publicans, blaming the president as mh t democrats a...

>> jesse: because hes a negotiator. i guarantee youre going to have wall funding and the dreamers protected. >> dana: what will end up happening is he will call it while funding and the democrats will say it is border security. thats how you branded. >> greg: wanting the dreamers to stay only became an argument now, which means donald trump made it a chip, something to negotiate over. which is now allowing him to make progress on the border control, no matter what you call it. >> dana: i think i...

Smaller group meeting today, which is usually when you can get a little more done and advance the ball. do you think this ruling encourages both sides to try to get this fixed sooner than lear? >> you know what? you could have another judge rule differently tomorrow. so i dont know that its the judicial pronouncements that are motivating us as, hopefully, the necessity of doing the right thing in a timely way. congress, frankly, has abdicated on this issue for years. our issue with president oba...

At the same time, there are some serious questions about whether he or people around him have taken moves to obstruct the process. what do you make about what you just heard there? his comments on this investigation? >> were not surprised to hear that he said there has been no collusion, that has been the presidents line from the beginning. i imagine it will be until the end. i still think that perhaps democrats in particular are holding on to too much hope when it comes to this idea that the ru...