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U.k., sing to president trump's face, "we don't like tariffs. the economy doesn't like this." i'm thrilled to see the market stabilized, but in a couple of days, who knows what's going to happen? >> dagen: to be fair, those other leaders ought to worry about their own nations, not the united states. read the one growing faster than all of them at this point. germany, for example, all of their bonds -- you have to basically pay for the right to loan germany money. that's how upside down their bond market is with the negative -- >> jessica: but that doesn't mean the viewpoint that tariff wars, t...

Trade barriers. i'm just trying to create the context, you want to know the truth, brianna, i know you will probably not agree. my view was the meeting this morning, in fact the whole conference, including the unexpected luncheon between president trump and president macron, has gone very well. better than we thought with the very positive vibe. so i will go that far and say actually, it's been a solid gathering. >> all right. i just -- i mean, i want to be clear. that was video of boris johnson speaking in that very meeting. i just want to be very clear about that. i do want to ask you what...

Income. they raised the gdp by roughly .3% and reduced average real household income by $580. $580, larry. do you think americans can afford that? >> well, i would probably kwible with that dollar amount they've had. it wouldn't be the first kwquibe had with the cbo. >> you said it yourself on fox news, both sides will suffer. this is something americans are footing the bill for, whether the president will say it or not. >> if you let me finish, i was going to acknowledge that, thank you very much. there's virtually no question in our mind that the largest part of the economic burden of the ta...

An impact on american businesses and consumers, it is a small impact. now, the cbo is using whatever you said, two tenths or three tenths. that's a very small impact in an economy that's about $20 trillion, $21 trillion. >> but when you break it down for families, you quibble with $580? what do you think it is? what are your numbers telling you? if you think that's not the number, what is it? >> i honestly don't know. i honestly haven't made that calculation. >> then how can you say it's less? >> it sounds high to me. hang on one second. remember, our tax cuts have turned back somewhere betwee...

$580, larry. do you think americans can afford that? >> well, i probably quibble with that dollar amount that they have had. it wouldn't be the first quibble i ever had with the cbo. but let me just step back a moment. >> you said it yourself may 12th on fox news, quote, both sides will suffer. this is something americans are footing the bill for, whether you dispute the number or not. >> right. if you let me finish, i was going to acknowledge that, thank you very much. okay. virtually no question in our mind that the largest part of the economic burden of the tariffs has fallen on china. th...