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Generation cars that include wi fi and train-tracking systems reliant on chinese technology. it's one of several company gins up security concerns. the president is trying to ban all products from huawei. china is pivoting away from the u.s. and setting their sights on russia. the two presidents met earlier today. xi says that they relationship has reached its highest level in history. >> relations between russia and china are developing stably and at the moment they're at their peak. both sides support each other. >> cyber experts continue to warn about the danger and allowing chinese compani...

Chinese probably told him to scuttle it and use it as leverage for the train deal. trump said he was going to drop the tariff increase on march 1. it's a gamesmanship between xi and trump. like you said, we will see what happens. i don't like the deal. they wanted to destroy their main nuclear plant in exchange for dropping all sanctions, that's crazy. no deal is better than a bad deal. it's very easy to do a deal and i think the media likes the idea of the deal and i don't care what's in it. i was easy to make the iran deal. give them a bunch of cash and let them keep their missiles. it's eas...

You know that if you did win, you would approve that. >> that is just not accurate. [laughter] >> i wrote about that -- >> gold standard train deal. the finest deal you've ever team. >> no. i know you live in your own reality, but that is not the facts. the facts are, i did say i hoped it would be a good deal, when it was not, which i was not responsible for, i concluded it wasn't. >> tom: here's the interesting part. aside from allowing the audience to hang their coats behind the camera, the researchers said "we both thought that inversion would confirm our liberal assumption that no one woul...