long list of demands from the chinese government that are very ambitious ahead of high-stakes trade talks. the president may have given in on one already before the negotiations even start. christine romans, chief correspondent, is "in the money" center. what did he do? >> this is round two for u.s./china trade negotiations. china has a long list of demands some say are unreasonable. the president may have caved on one of them. zte was an enforcement action that broke u.s. sanctions and lied about it. trump administration claimed tough with china. and then reversing, leaving many to question the u.s. strategy here. in exchange for saving zte, the hope is china doesn't target u.s. agriculture products. that's the tradeoff. senator marco rubio called it terrible deal making. >> it is part of an overall industry china steals intellectual property. so removing sanctions on them in exchange for removing tariffs on farm thaers didn't do anything