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$504 billion. that's a year. that's enough for a life time. i'm sure we're going to have a fantastic meeting. we'll talk about a lot of things, including north korea. a problem. that's really a humanity problem. >> melissa: there is a lot riding on this meeting. how would you approach it? >> there are two things with donald trump's presidency. one are the personal issue. second are the economic issues. china is a huge economic issue. if president trump is able to make progress with china, secure better trade deals for america and get american job opportunities at home, he has a real chance to ...

Fantastic meeting and including north korea and that's a humanity problem so we'll be talking about that also. >> you've made it a driving force to bring in the best minds we can from the private sector to listen intently to them and take decisive action. how important is that and how important is it to reform government to bridge the gap between the public and private sectors? >> i brought you and gary cohen and great people and my friend, steve, is helping us out and we have a super star committee of 22 people and every time somebody calls me i say steve, put him on. no, we quantity -- we wa...

Korea. a problem. that's really a humanity problem. so we're going to be talking about that, also. >> you have made it a driving force with this administration to bring in the best minds we can from the private sector, to listen intently to them and take decisive action. how important that, and how important is it to reform government to bridge the gap between the private and public sectors? >> well, i did. i brought you. i brought gary cohn. i brought a lot of great people. my friend, steve, is helping us out. we have a superstar committee of 22 people. every time somebody calls me, i said, s...

And it wasn't only because they wanted money. they had money. it was partly because they didn't think they would get caught and they didn't think the rules applied to them. that's a larger part here is really a type of elite classest attitude that doesn't apply to me. >> do you think this is a an american problem or a humanity problem. >> that a great question. >> you should spin on that tomorrow. >> yeah, i don't know the answer. >> when you look at certain countries with corruption, then there is a different economic imperative over what is enticing for corruption and mechanism for punishmen...