wine if they are to go ahead with that tax. if there is news out this morning, just spoke with the finance minister a second ago about whether there might be a deal on that. only told me things are moving in the right direction, but reuters is reporting that a deal has already been struck so we will hear about that in a few minutes. jon: john roberts, chief white house correspondent in france. sandra: let s bring in our america s newsroom letter 18. former senior advisor and chris stirewalt, fox news political editor. so you heard the set up, awaiting the president, negotiations are ongoing. markets are moving, what do you think? they make the most important things that come out of these summits are when trade deals get done and in that respect, the fact that we are having principal and agreement with japan to have them buy more corn for less tariffs makes the size of a
they mean business and what they want to give a good deal, it s very important that it s very important for them. it s going to be great for china in the u.s. and the world. jon: chief white house correspondent john rogers is traveling with the president in. what does the president have to say? good afternoon to you where the g7 summit has been taking place. let me point out that the idea that the president may be taking the stage any moment is open to a little bit of interpretation, we were expecting him a half an hour ago and looks like things have been pushed back until 10:30 eastern time because it is running a little bit late. what china has been saying first of all came from the vice premier this morning who made the following statement. china is willing to resolve its trade dispute with the united states through com negotiations and resolutely opposes the escalation of the conflict. that broke earlier this morning here in china where the
anything is possible, we are having very meaningful talks. much more meaningful than any time. for the most part, we are doing very well. they are going to other countries. sandra: as we await the joint news conference of the g7 summit happening any minute now, wall street is higher after the president said this morning china is ready to make a deal. if there the dow off the session highs. charles payne is here off of the fox business network, far cry from what we saw last night on growing uncertainty surrounding this deal is with the president getting closer to a deal with china? i think wall street would be happy just that they were moving
i say could knock this dow up five, 10,000 points. it s a huge plus. he also announced japan, a deal with japan is imminent. that is also a big deal. sandra: is a heck of a market rally 2 minutes into trading. lindsey graham went on the show this weekend, senator lindsey graham on the face the nation with a message from president trump. you ve got more bullets than they do. if they sell for a lot more stuff than we sell them and the goal is to get them to change the behavior. the chinese government and the chinese army and the chinese business community are one and the same. they are very mercantile. the chinese communist party runs everything in china and until they feel the pain, they are not going to stop. sandra: you heard the senator they re telling the president listen, you ve got more bullets than they do and in fact, you sort of heard that from the president if he was asked if he had any regrets, he
president when he was meeting with egypt reacted first of all to it and then spoke again about it when he was in his bilateral meeting with german chancellor angela merkel. listen here. they met they lost a lot of jobs and they want to see a sensible solution. it s a really good chance. we are probably in a much better position now than at any time during the negotiation. i don t think we could ve gotten here without this and maybe i m wrong, but i think we are probably in a stronger position now to do a deal, a fair deal for everybody. that bilateral meeting, he referred to some phone calls that happen last night between u.s. and chinese officials with a spokesman for the foreign ministry in china saying he knows of no phone calls that occurred over the weekend. so the president takes the stage here a little bit later this morning, we hope to ask him for some clarity on that.