s&p. constructive tone in the sector performance today. tech, materials, financials towards the top which is encouraging. what s guiding the markets is going on with the latest of trade between the u.s. and china. kayla tausche is in washington with the latest. reporter: we know president trump tweeted yesterday that an enough progress was made with china to delay thetariff deadline and today the president said that not only had talks progressed but they re nearing conclusion with another round of talks in the u.s. followed by a summit with president xi jinping. i told you how well we did with our trade talks in china and it looks like they ll be coming back quickly again and we re going to have another summit we will have a signing summit which is even better so hopefully we can get that completed but we are getting very, very close. reporter: that summit expected at mar-lag-o in late march. what gets signed is not clear. it s clear that the president wants to make o
on as many with chinese president and how you react to when mr. trump told him the u.s. was in fact launching missile strikes on syria. while in a barbecue repeal be back on the table after the easter recess for congress? how will that affect the timetable for tax reform? remember the freedom caucus is it me. ron desantis and grover norquist will join me live as we look ahead on monday morning futures. sunday morning futures. north korea to size the world again, tempting to fire a missile, but it fails almost immediately, blowing up on the launchpad. this only a day after the regime rolled out a huge display of the tanks, rocketsmissiles and a parade through pyongyang. vice president mike pence arrived in south korea this easter sunday at the beginning of the 10 day trip throughout asia. this morning he told u.s. service members their mission is vital. this morning s provocation from the north is just the latest reminder of the risks each one of these days every day in
interesting. t he whole housing market is propped up on these bad loans. they will fail. the housing market is rocksolid. it s a time bomb. who gets hisry hair cut at supercuts knows more than alan greenspan. he does. you know what? i m pissed off. the american people are getting screwed by big banks. it s unbelievable. this guy walks into my office and says there s - stuff going down. we are having a big old party. few outsiders saw what no one else could. whole world economy might collapse. i m sure the world bank have incentives for greed. no one is paying attention. greedy.ankgs ogtgot you want to bet against the banks? kind of brilliant. fraud has never, ever works. eventually things go south. when the hell did we forget all that? thisw can the banks let happen? that is not stability. that s fraud. tell me the difference between stoop it and illegal and i will have my wife s brother arrested between stupid and illegal. do you ha
air. please ask mr. reid to not to be such an obstructionist and sit down and listen. have a great day. guest: imitate a few days for that message out to get through from me. there s a lot of concern about budget deficits. in the period after the downturn, budget deficits for in a range of 10% of the entire gdp, the entire economic output of the u.s. they have come down a little bit. economists think to be sustainable, budget deficits have to be in the range of 3% of economic output or a lower. the focus of this effort to reduce deficits now is on getting them, in the federal budget deficit to the range of 3% or so. that is what i mean when i say policymakers are not trying to get rid of the budget deficits. given the economic weakness, a little bit of deficit spending is probably not a terrible thing, at least in the eyes of some budget economists. i think there would be comfort in washington around 3% of gdp. getting there is a big challenge. there are problems with medic
for me, all of the things that have been said about warren i could repeat and it would emphasize what you already know about them. the reason why i martin so much is the reason i just stated the reason why i admired him so much is the reason i just stated. i never met a man in all of the time i have served with the single exception of daniel inouye who had the grit in ordinary americans. the thing i like best from warren is when he said, just tell them the truth. that is what he always did. he told the truth. we all have a slightly different perspective, his honesty could be searing, but his compassion was always profound. that is a rare combination for any man or woman. he believed that the coolest lives are often told in silence. he would come up to you and say, i was flat wrong. let me conclude by saying that one of the tests in all of my years is that for warren rudman, he said the client of the realm is your integrity, and it is. there is a coin of the realm that i