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Out of 10 on the narcissist scale and did have the best foresight in the world and also found that president xi was a 10 out of 10 on the nas sift clear and made clear that they were were different in this sense. xi didn't care about his people, didn't care and treated poorly his deputies. that something hi diverged from president trump on. why he laid this owl ought, i'm told this was four minutes at the beginning of the presentation. certainly was head-turning according to one member who was in the room. it was a little bit jarring, all supporters of president trump, was to try to set the dy...

Big deal. he has been speaking very positively about it i imagine we will hear that tonight. i think the white house and the president, according to my sources are still going to be very sort of shall i say strict with china so i couldn't come up with that word. >> bret: you mean the lighthizers? >> yes on intellectual property, on technology transfer. those types of things. there may be a positive spin that he is giving and he may give that tonight. there is still some major underlying challenges between china and u.s. on trade. >> bret: how far washington has come. the attacks the critics at...

Economic areas. and it's smart for them to do it. they are doing something that's in their interest and that they should do. we should be in a position defend ourselves with the same amount of vigor. i think this president will do that that is a general wingenuinethreat. massive subsidies, closed markets and focus on technology transfer. it's a very, very serious threat in all of those areas and if you go through the parts of our economy that are affected by it, it's hard to find any kind of a tech part that's not potentially adversely affected by. this. >> laura: there is a split in this part...

All the cutting edge economic areas. and it's smart for them to do it. they are doing something that's in their interest and that they should do. we should be in a position defend ourselves with the same amount of vigor. i think this president will do that that is a general wingenuinethreat. massive subsidies, closed markets and focus on technology transfer. it's a very, very serious threat in all of those areas and if you go through the parts of our economy that are affected by it, it's hard to find any kind of a tech part that's not potentially adversely affected by. this. >> laura: there is...

Economic areas. and it's smart for them to do it. they are doing something that's in their interest and that they should do. we should be in a position defend ourselves with the same amount of vigor. i think this president will do that that is a general wingenuinethreat. massive subsidies, closed markets and focus on technology transfer. it's a very, very serious threat in all of those areas and if you go through the parts of our economy that are affected by it, it's hard to find any kind of a tech part that's not potentially adversely affected by. this. >> laura: there is a split in this part...