Gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange, blake burman at the white house, and susan li standing by in the news room, make we start with you. Having just emerged from the west wing deirdre and melissa let me lay out the facts right now that we know it. We know that President Trump has been meeting with his trade team or at least met with his trade team earlier today to discuss a way forward whether or not that they would go forward with the december 15 tariff and other options relating to china. At this point, we do not have an announcement from the president from the white house, or any other branch of the u. S. Government there is a phase i trade deal ready to sign between the u. S. And china. Also we havent heard from china anyone with the Chinese Government say that there is a deal to be signed either. We await that. Having said that though i can tell you speaking to one source familiar with everything that has been moving here especially in the last 24 hours that s
States the person behind that report will be here and later, carson clock. Right now carson will join us to fight back you dont want to miss it. Power lunch starts right now lets get straight down to more on what we know about the phase one deal and what we are still trying to figure out what we know is its an 86 page deal in a leather bound book outlining principals on intellectual property and currency by which both countries will abide china will be purchasing 200 billion in u. S. Goods includin up to 50 billion in agriculture goods. It will be no new tariffs so long as the two sides are abidesing by the agreement and continuing negotiations. No additional tariff roll backs are scheduled beyond the september 2019 round that President Trump announced by tweet today. Ambassador Bob Lighthizer told reporters he expects some ministe ministers, not the leaders, to sign the deal in january in washington the deal will take effect 30 days after that. I asked what happened over the last two
So representative babbin. Yes, sir. Mr. Chairman, thank you very much. Id like to join the others in acknowledging those in attendance here today who lost loved ones in the accidents and our sincerest condolences to you and thank you for being here today. In the interest of time, id like to get right to it. Instead of directing my questions to one of you specifically. Id like to address these to both of you and let you decide who is best fit to answer. I think there is a feeling out there that after the lion air crash in indonesia boeing sat back and did nothing in terms of addressing the causes of the accident and since the second crash in ethiopia, weve heard a lot from boeing and the rest of the industry about how the information gleaned from these tragic accidents helped to ensure that they are not repeated. With that in mind, what did boeing do after the lion air crash to ensure that those circumstances were not repeated and do you have any specific examples of Lessons Learned tha
Job. Homefront, couldnt see this negatively if you wanted to. Its positive for the week on this news as well. The leaders on the dow, let me remind you every dow component is in a positive territory today but the leaders are called me and chevron. Give me a sense of the broad range of this rally. We are taking a look at old prices being lower, it makes sense safety trade today, it moves into equity. Traders think it will hold so dont look for gold to rebound anytime soon. Check out what we saw in the dollar index all week and the spike today after the jobs report. One of the positive pieces in their for the revisions we saw for september and october. 14000 in september, 284,000 jobs and reported in october. You combined that with an added 41000. Those revisions are very important because it shows we are not even getting the true sense of whats going on here in terms of positivity. Thank you. Investors are watching their race against the clock and some of the major deadlines are closing
The Heritage Foundation hosted this event where panelists debated the pros and cons of existing laws. Good afternoon. My name is david azerrad, director of the simon center principles and politics and the Family Foundation fellow here at the Heritage Foundation. Its my pleasure to welcome you to the Heritage Foundation for this panel discussion. The freedom of the press as all americans know is enshrined in the First Amendment. A free press is a necessary component of republican selfgovernment and a hallmark of a free society. That is not in question. In fact, its a nonnegotiable. Free speech, however, is not the exclusive prerogative of the press. The First Amendment you will remember protects the freespeech rights of all americans, not just those who so happen to have an in a in journalism. The prez, in other words, is itself subject to free speech just like everyone else is. Journalists do not take well to criticism and i say this as recovering journalist myself. There is a tendency