much an effect as the white house thinks they do. chris: president trump says he gets substantially more support from african-americans the most republicans have gotten over the years. but the numbers don t back him up. let s take a look in 2012, mitt romney got six percent of the black vote. in 2016, mr. trump got eight percent in a recent poll, 12 percent of african americans approve of the job he s doing while 85 percent disapprove. your thoughts on kanye s visit to the oval office and is there any political benefit? i think there s modest political benefit. look, the african-american votf democrat democratic party has been monolithic for years. a republican can only hope to cut into that a little bit. culturally, i think the black vote is so oriented toward the democrats. this bizarre event and that s what it was. might help a little but only a little as julie suggests.
united states is right? that denuclearization has to happen first or do you agree with kim, that north korea takes a step, the u.s. takes a step? i think in order to achieve our goal, we have to have a coordinated face and step-by-step approach. chris: that s the cam position. this is reality. how can you convince him to give up nuclear weapons without any hope that the u.s. will follow a more friendly policy toward him? chris: finally, president xi jinping and president trump will meet at the g 20 summit next month in november. what do you think are the possibilities they can turn this situation around: make it less tense? i was very honored to be present at the meetings between the two presidents. both at mar-a-lago and in beijing last november.
souls hurled themselves off a bridge nearly - - feet off the canyon. all part of a base jumping festival. after freefalling for a second or two, jumpers pull their records and enjoy the spectacular view as they glided back to earth. and that s how fox report s this sunday, october 14.i am jon scott. thanks for making as part of your day. fox news sunday starts now. i . the stock market takes a big hit and president trump lived on the federal reserve raising interest rates. . i think the fed has gone crazy. chris: we will discuss the selloff on the state of the economy with the president s top white house economic advisor, larry kudlow. then - - works our message to china s rulers is this, this president will not back down. chris: the administration takes a hard line against china on the march. are the u.s. and china in engaged in a new cold war?
base jumping 700 feet off a bridge. - - us, not among them. i have a terrifying fear of heights so that would never in 1 million years be made. if you don t want to see this. not my tourist hotspot. have a great weekend. chris: i m chris wallace. the stock market takes a big hit and president trump lived on the federal reserve raising interest rates. . i think the fed has gone crazy. chris: we will discuss the selloff on the state of the economy with the president s top white house economic advisor, larry kudlow. then - - works our message to china s rulers is this, this president will not back down. chris: the administration takes a hard line against china on the march. are the u.s. and china in
that s just the start of its place in history. this is the lincoln room. it s called that because when lincoln was president, he often came over here to get advice from the blair s. chris: blair house took on a new role in 1942 during world war ii. when churchill used to stay at the white house. he would be up late at night having a drink or two. waking up the president and mrs. roosevelt had had enough. chris: so they bought blair house. the trumans arrive at their new home ready to set up housekeeping. the presidential address is the blair house. chris: starting in 1948, harry truman lived here for years while the white house was under renovation. this is what s called the lee dining room. back in trumans days, he used this table in these chairs as his cabinet room. it was also where we made the decision to join the korean