. >> and a fight to new mexico over a judge who granted bail to a muslim bail. this judge gets 38 threats over the move some and judge accusing prosecutors of anti-muslim discrimination. >> in london, the suspect accused of deliberately blowing his car into cyclists and pedestrians. thank you for joining yo joinind watching, i am elizabeth macdonald, the "evening edit" starts right now. liz: get do your money first, dow down more than 137 to end day 25162. tech stocks and macy's shares slide. market briefly rebounded and turkish lira did spike versus the u.s. dollar, after reports that qatar is moving to potentially bailout turkey with a $15 billion loan. turkish president erdogan continues his threats against u.s., raising tariffs on 21 different items imported from u.s. tariff are expected to raise a half billion in revenue. to brand all u.s. electronics, let's put it in perspective, china announcedry retaliatory tariffs on u.s. goods, the president is tweeting. tariffs leading to us great new trade deals, opposed to horrible trade deals i inherited as your pr

let's move on to the next case, terrorist compound in new mexico. a district judge there, dismissing all of the charges on a technicality against three of the extremist muslims connected to this new mexico compound. 11 children were found living in abusive conditions. they're trained to be things like school shooters. also the deceased body of a 3-year-old boy discovered there. the here is what is going on. judge dismissed charges of three connected to compound. because authorities violated mexico's 10-day rule, you have to present evidence in a case before a 10-day deadline, if not the case gets dismissed. your reaction about this? what do you think about this being dismissed? >> this is beyond sick, disgusting and disturbing. on february 14th the nation grieved when parkland high school, msd high school in parkland, florida, we talked about for months, never again and preventative steps. we have evidence of muslim extremists in america training young children to commit those same heinous acts of violence. now they walk free because of a technicali

what in the world is going on in new mexico? former fbi special agent chris swecker defended the decision to fire peter strzok today on foxnews.com writing in his op-ed, all three of these rogue fbi officials, strzok, comey and mccabe, put themselves on pedestals and cast themselves as noble heros willing to sacrifice their own heroes for the cause of truth and justice. that's great pr spin and much of the media has fallen for it. but it's simply not true. we recommend you read the rest of his op-ed. it is excellent. and it is on fook on foxnews.co. >> joining us tonight, harmeet dhillon. great to have you with us. >> thanks, lou. >> let's start with that judge releasing five suspected terrorists with minor bail who had obviously endangered 11 children, were training, or alleged to have trained them to become terrorists. it's mind-boggling. >> yeah, lou. this is an outrainl an outrage s bigger than you just is said. the five suspected terrorists who abuse a child or allegedly abused a child -- there's a dead child here. this is

reaches new trade deal with mexico. that would replace nafta. the president also speaking by phone with german chancellor angela merkel the white house says two with leaders strongly supported talks washington and brussels to remove barriers to deeper trading relationship. and president trump also spoke with with canadian prime minister justin trudeau as they too work on a trade deal. >> now attention shifts with negotiations to canada. white house economic advisor larry kudlow warning u.s. could flat on autos if a trade agreement isn't reached. >> canada cools to the table. come to the table let's make a great deal like we just did with mexico. if not usa may have to take actions. >> we're going to get more on new agreement with mexico from our own edward lawrence. >> well good cheryl and lauren a historic trade announcement between mexico and the united states. that would revise nafta so to speak, the president says that he's going to call it the united states/mexico trade agreement. this agreement has a lot of bilateral components that would

liz: new developments in the terror compound case in new mexico. the suspects allegedly planned to attack grady hospital as well as teachers, schools and bank. this is according to new evidence. here is what is going on. a handwritten document, entitled, phases of a terrorist attack, talking about attacking quote, corrupt institutions including hospitals like ant atlanta's grady memorial. it joked about dying in jihad. officials found an underground stash of weapons and ammunition. what is your take on the judge basically saying you can go with minimal security bonds? what is your take on this, christian? >> it is shocking. you have a left-wing judge, a liberal judge, letting someone go. incidentally we have not charged with violent jihad they are suspected of planning. they are charged with child abuse, thankfully held on detainer from georgia on kidnapping charges. at least the man involved in this training would be training is still in jail, contrary to what the new mexico judge would have done. we still have a jihad problem a jihadist problem i

at the extremist muslim compound he created in new mexico. authorities say the suspect is the son of the new york city man who testified as a character witness who testified in the trial of the bombing. they found 11 children living in abject squaller. they also found a rifle, four loaded pistols. prosecutors say he was training kids to carry out school shootings >>> well lena epstein rode the trump train all the way to victory in this week's republican primary in michigan. president trump recognized her achievement. in a tweet he said this, congratulations to lena epstein in michigan on a job well done. also thanks for you support. lena joins us now as the newly-elected republican nominee for congress from the 11th district. congratulations first on your victory. remarkable. let me ask you this. >> yes. lou: now as you approach the general election, what divides you from -- differentiates you from your democratic opponent? >> absolutely. i'm a job creates. somebody who has spent her life in the private sector. i'm honored to be the republica

. >> the man arrested at a makeshift new mexico compound, this is on u.s. soil, he is linked to extremist muslim groups. newly released court documents accuse him of training children living at the compound and bringing in the children in order to train them to shoot guns to commit mass school shootings. eleven children were found living there, hungry and in squalor. he is the son of a controversial brooklyn man who was reportedly on a list of people who may be alleged as unindicted co-conspirators in the 1993 world trade center bomber. the sun was arrested in new mexico along with his brother-in-law and his wife and two sisters. my next guest in interrogator the mastermind and author of the book enhanced interrogation. he joined me now. it's great see you. what is your take on this arrest? >> i'm surprised there haven't been other arrests like this, to be candid. our system of justice, one of the things that disturbs me about this arrest is that it wasn't made because people were monitoring terrorist activity in the united states, is made because someone w

president trump has got a new trade deal with mexico. today he starts negotiations with canada with an eye toward china. >> we're working very much with other countries. china is one they want to talk. it's been -- it's too one-sided for too many years, for too many decades, so it's not the right time to talk. eventually, i'm sure we'll be able to work out a deal with china. dagen: who didn't love of the speakerphone conversation yesterday? was that not like a boardroom deal-making thing to show american people? you've got to love it. investors were certainly loving the announcement yesterday. we had a rip-roaring stock market, and right now we have gains across the board as we head two hours before the opening bell on wall street. a 31-point gain on the dow futures. the s&p 500, nasdaq 100 up as well. this after the market hit new all-time highs yesterday. the nasdaq, s&p and russell 2000 setting new record highs. in europe we have gains acrosses the board in england, france and germany. and in asia overnight, the markets there mostly h

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talking about the new united states and mexico trade deal. we don't know what will happen with canada. we know what subpoena haing with wall street. nicole petallides juneing us from the new york stock exchange. we see the market in rally mode all day long. >> really continues that way. start it on friday with, jeh powell in jackson hole with the dovish stone. it translates and this is something in the works for u.s. and mexico since that big, that they have the big lunch with the billionaires and millionaires and business leaders. president trump actually said at that lunch that i don't john catsimatidis said he was close to getting agreement with mexico. this moving us forward. over a trillion dollars between the u.s., mexico and canada moves for trade between the three. now president trump says he will be speaking to justin trudeau as well. this optimism brings with it, new record highs for the s&p, for the nasdaq the russell 2000. on the dow you see a gain of 253 points. we're back to dow 26,000. here is the new hat put out by peter tuckm

death toll is rising after horrific traffic crash of grayhound bus in new mexico, one of the tires blew out, nearly all 49 bus officers transport today nearby hospitals with moderate to severe injuries, the ntsb is launching investigation in that crash. the blast reportedly sparked by a build-up of methane gas, that trapped two workers, officials say one of the man was completely buried by fallen debris, it took two hours to rescue him. a former nbc news producer who worked is claiming network told them to stop investigating the story, the producer claims the request came from the highest levels of the company, nbs responded to the claim calling it outright lie. lauren, that's what's happening now. lauren: americans continue to pay final respects to late senator john mccain, he will be given the rare honor in lying in state on u.s. capitol, doug luz luzader with touching tribute. >> senator mccain makes his way back to nation's capitol for one final time, arrived outside of washington, washington, later will be brought to capital rotunda. among others, former vice president joe biden re

-mexico new trade agreement there. this is the big picture we're seeing. gary kaltbaum said when markets break out of a range to the upside towards the end of the year, the markets experience one heck of a end of the year. they're feeling positive. resilience of all the news we're seeing. back to you. cheryl: bulls keep running. nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange. thank you, nic. closing bell is ringing in seven minutes to go. markets breaking records on regular basis during the record bull run. our countdown closer will tell you how to make your portfolio match. stay tuned mornings "countdown" and bulls coming right back. you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. ♪ cheryl: the nine 1/2 year bull run showing few signs of slowing down with

. >>> five suspects accused of running a terror training camp in new mexico could be free on bond at any moment because the judge said there was no specific threat. but the community and police say they are outraged. according to investigators, the camp was full of children allegedly being trained to conduct school shootings. the two men and three women were arrested august 3rd living in a filthy makeshift structure can with 11 kids. prosecutors say one of the suspects trained the children how to use firearms including tactical skills and speed loading. the judge said prosecutors failed to prove the group was a danger to the community and didn't make the case for keeping them in custody while they await trial. breaking tonight, authorities had to clear the courthouse because of threats against the judge, but with allegations of terror training and child abuse, why on earth would they be free until trial? joining me now, criminal defense attorney david bruno. welcome back, david. >> hello, kennedy. kennedy: so break this down for me because, obviously, when we talk about criminal just

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new details on that extremist compound in new mexico give me the latest, ash. >> well the five adult its in this case were let go on bail and here's what's happened. prosecutors claim this compound and very remote areas you can see from this video when they raided it, they found multiple firearms, little foods, starving children, and 11 children, and the body of a 12th child. the fbi says when they -- interviewed two of the children age 13 and one age 15 they told had they will adults were training them with firearms ultimately intending to attack either law enforcement, education or financial institutions. that was the case to the judge in new mexico who then went on to say you know what, the state alleges there was a big plan afoot. but the state hasn't shown to satisfaction by clear and convincing evidence there was a plan. so they got 20,000 dollar bond each parking lot adults. they have to wear gps devices and they're not allowed to leave that county in new mexico without permission. but nevertheless, the state not very happy with the way that turned out. stuart: they're out. no

the state department is issuing a new warning for those traveling to mexico. cheryl casone has the details. cheryl: the warning urges all travelers to cancun and other tourist spots to exercise extreme caution. the advisory comes after eight bodies were found on the streets of cancun over the course of just a few hours. this all happened after midnight on tuesday. none of the deaths occurred in cancun's beachside hotel zone. this is a popular mexican resort town. they've seen an uptick in violence over the last few months. in april, 14 murders were reported in 36 hours there. the little rock police department in arkansas releasing video showing a police helicopter crashing to the ground due to high winds. it's wild. this footage shows the helicopter hovering unsteadily above the takeoff platform in a parking lot. then it hits the ground. the pilot was seriously injured. luckily, he's in stable condition. then there is this. teens and their cell phones are rarely that far apart. even teens say they're getting too much screen time. according to a new survey, hal

liz: on new mexico compound story, radical suspect allegedly conducting school shooting training, details are coming out, five adults have been let go on bail, prosecutors allerg they were on a violent mission, there are horrifying new detail, and now 11 children discovered at this compound were trained to use firearms and they were taught multiple techniques to kill teachers, cloughan forces am and -- law enforcement and other officials they deemed corrupt. steven your reaction. the defense lawyer arguing they were just following their religion? >> number one, that is a sickening and horrifying story, i don't know legal ins and outs of why these people come through and slip through the sieve. this is a reminder no matter how much progress we made with 9/11 we still have gaps, this is a total failure of counterterrorism, child protection and a whole host of other thing, sick people will use any tool, including children to try to come after our society. liz: defense lawyer argued if they were white christians they would be in a different light, and judge let them go on a bond. >> i reject

guess up 7%. >>> we got to do this, get to the new mexico compound. charges dropped for three suspects. tell me more. ashley: yeah the three defendants in this case were charged with child neglect. they were taken in after authorities found a new mexico compound where 11 children were found living in filth, malnourished, surrounded by weapons and guns everywhere at the compound, but the three adults accused child neglect have been let go. why? because prosecutors failed to bring probable cause in the 10-day deadline. the judge in this case was so outraged called prosecutors incompetent. we don't know what is going on. maybe you are overworked. maybe you don't have enough people working in your office. i have no choice. i have to let the defendants go. poor work by the prosecutors, they could go to grand jury to get an indictment that way. two other individuals still in custody because the body of a three-year-old boy was found on this compound. those two individuals still face charges in a separate hearing. stuart: last word, lizzie? liz: i think it i

nafta talks with mexico also you know way. we might get news on that hopefully. our own kristina partsinevelos is outside the office of the u.s. trade representative in d.c. with the latest. can't wait to hear what they will say if anything, kristina. reporter: yeah, it's a big waiting game, cheryl at this point. we did have u.s. officials tell fox right now there is no deal with china. we know it is lower level. overall the united states has imposed tariffs on $50 billion worth of chinese goods entering the country. there is talks of about 200 billion more. you had the president weigh in this morning to reporters saying we should stop focusing on russia and focus more on china, the outcome there, the dynamics there. although a deal has not been made yet with china, the united states has said they're engaging but what does that mean for you? if you're sitting at home wondering what will that mean for your pocketbook, especially increasing tariffs on $200 billion worth of goods? think of that down jacket you maybe need in the winter time. those feathers come from

a man with extremist muslim ties was arrested at a compounded new mexico to carry out school shootings. the lebanon urged children had easy access to loaded assault weapons. they have been rescued and they have been placed in foster care. police releasing their frightening confession tapes of the nearly 12 hour-long interrogation. >> talking about demons. >> it's another risk. the evil side. >> how long has that voice been going on? >> years. >> what does this say? >> kurt, kill, destroy. lauren: he also said the voices told him to buy a gun. he's being held without bail on murder charges accused of killing 17 students and staff members. that is what is happening now. cheryl: got video is so disturbing. our top story today it's a bombshell announcement from tesla ceo elon musk about taking the company private. he admitted on twitter no less. shocking and investors in the attention of the securities exchange commission. art hogan is with us. good morning. >> good morning, cheryl. according to multiple choices including "the wall street journal" was the statement misleading to investors?

this new framework agreement between mexico and the u.s. is incredibly complex. the current nafta has one bogey, which is can you get 62.5% regional content. the new agreement between the u.s. and mexico has seven different hoops to jump through. 75% domestic content -- excuse me, regional content requirement, three other regional content requirements associated with different types of parts, labor content, steel, aluminum. this thing is way more complex and frankly, probably going to be more costly than the agreement it would replace. kristina: you are saying you are not for this new deal, then, because you are listing it doesn't seem like benefits to me. >> i think there's still an open question as to whether we get as balanced and as competitive a u.s. auto industry after this. i think it's a question. i'm not saying it's definitely -- the answer is definitely no. we need to see more details of this agreement and by the way, there isn't an agreement without canada. if canada's not in this agreement, we have all sorts of problems from an auto perspective, becau

as the president said he will have a new name. u.s.-mexico free trade agreement. lou: wait a minute. you're not calling it something which you haven't learned anything. >> is something for negotiation. they'll nail that down eventually. the point is we will restore this country in north america as a manufacturing powerhouse. a lot of bells and whistles in this agreement, but what really drives the engine here is the rules of origin up 75% and it's a really tough labor provision. lou: 75% for the united states and mexico. what happened to forget the steering wheel and mexico gets the rest of the car? >> well, the rules of origin our 62.5% and much less than now when they are imposed. what we are going to do here is make sure we get 75% between the two countries and when we add basically the labor provisions, that will distribute this fairly between the two countries. here is the thing, lou, what we are doing here is bringing back our auto parts industry, auto industry from the rest of the world, which has been stealing it from both mexico and the united states has

news on canada and mexico. that is it for countdown. david asman, kristina partsinevelos, take it over now. kristna: no deal yet. a lot of back and forth but a bit of a recovery on wall street. the dow ending the day down about 29 points. off session is lows. the s&p 500 battling for green. nasdaq and russell 2000 fighting for end at new closing high. i'm kristina partsinevelos, in for melissa francis. >> i'm david asman. you're watching history in the making. anything could happen next hour. "after the bell" continues. here is what else we're covering for you in a very busy news-making hour. a u.s.-canada trade deal on the brink although the u.s. trade rep saying there still be a time for a deal. meetings will resume on wednesday. the president's leaked off the record comments may have thrown a monkey wrench into the last-minute negotiations. the very latest what happens now with an agreement between the u.s. and mexico. we'll be hearing from the canadian foreign minister. she will be holding a news conference at 4:30 p.m. eastern time

dagen: death toll rising after a horrific highway crash in new mexico. sharey twee 7 are dead after a semi truck collided with a greyhound bus near albuquerque, it crossed the median into oncoming track after one of its tires. nearly all the passengers were transported to hospitals with moderate to severe injuries. the ntsb is launching in investigations that crash. nbc news reportedly threatened ronan farrow did stop him producing stories on harvey weinstein. the claim made by a former nbc news producer the alleged threats were made with a series of phone calls from the network's general counsel. nbc news is denying the allegations. lulu left lemon, stock rallying 10% after the company resulted beat the street estimates with a quarterly profit doubled from one year ago. online sales jumping 48% driven by a 200% jump in china. lulu lemon raising its outlook for the year. finally we have another epic and pretty awesome lip-synching challenge. these cops go back to the future in new york to make a parody of the movie. watch. ♪ the power of love. ♪ the

president trump announcing preliminary agreement on a new trade deal with mexico to replace nafta. fox business's edward lawrence has been live all day at the white house, at the trade representatives office. you have all the details. what do we know? reporter: you forgot to mention the embassy. i've been in mexico and back today. this is a wide-ranging agreement. it covers more than manufacturing, we're covering textiles, medical device, communication and technology. also agriculture. zero tariffs between the u.s. and mexico on agriculture and gene splicing and editing when it comes to plants. president is touting this agreement as big. listen. >> we have an agreement both with canada and with mexico i will terminate the existing deal. when that happens, i can't quite tell you, with the timetable with congress but we will terminate the existing deal and go into this deal. david: breaking news right now. this is senator mitch mcconnell talking about his dear friend, the late senator john mccain. let's listen in. >> john took full advantage of the munch since his diagnosis. his hard

there is no new deal, just a new name, maybe if canada and mexico agree to it, which hasn't happened yet. >> what es the deal? trump tout as new agreement with mexico as the largest trade deal ever, except it is nowhere near the largest and it's not even really a deal. so what actually was announced yesterday? >> he is, he is just making everything up as he goes along. there is no, there is no deal. he says he can get canada to step in and, do a deal in a day? no, no he can't. he has got no deal. what exactly happened yesterday? well he has got the beginnings of a deal. joe, i think he is, in my judgment beginning to make a little progress, get a little momentum. >> joining me now, we welcome to the show forbes publisher rich karlgaard. great to see you. what is your take. >> liz, i missed you. great to see you too. liz: you listened to all the media reaction. what's your take? >> i think the market speaks very loudly an speaks louder than the media. you cited in the opening segment about all the indexes reaching new highs. the market is pretty smart about these kinds of things. you

the markets soaring after president trump announces -- he's calling the new united states-mexico agreement. but he's certainly saying he's ending nafta because u.s. was hurt very badly by that deal. president trump keeping campaign promises. one of the biggest deals he made was on trade. even by the end of this week, canada. the president says all of these negotiations are intended to help the american worker. president trump: this is something that's very special for our manufacturers and farmers, all the people that work for jobs. it's great trade and it makes it a much more fair bill. the farmers will be so happy. they have stuck with me. i said we were going to do this. mexico's promise to immediately start purchasing as much farm product as they can. they are going to work on that very hard. charles: here now to discuss, hadley heath manage. kayleigh mcenany, and gillian melchoir. kayleigh, a promise made, a promise kept. this is a big one. >> it comes on the heels of the south korea trade deals, the promise by the e.u. we'll get to zero on tariffs is extraordinary. particularly the p

news on canada and mexico. that is it for countdown. david asman, kristina partsinevelos, take it over now. kristna: no deal yet. a lot of back and forth but a bit of a recovery on wall street. the dow ending the day down about 29 points. off session is lows. the s&p 500 battling for green. nasdaq and russell 2000 fighting for end at new closing high. i'm kristina partsinevelos, in for melissa francis. >> i'm david asman. you're watching history in the making. anything could happen next hour. "after the bell" continues. here is what else we're covering for you in a very busy news-making hour. a u.s.-canada trade deal on the brink although the u.s. trade rep saying there still be a time for a deal. meetings will resume on wees

the mexico deal leading to the canada deal, on to europe and china. >> look, i think the good news is people thought the president might blow up nafta, and it looks like it's not going to be blown up. whether he gets the deal through congress in time is another question. i think the markets are happy because they anticipated a lot worse. that said, i'm an unregenerate free trader. i don't like the managed trade parts of this deal, you know -- connell: can i ask you a simple question about it, is the new nafta -- for lack of a better name -- is it better than -- >> i think you can make a case it's not better, especially on the managed trade. it's also a very confusing signal. in europe where we're having issues with cars too the, right? the president says i want a deal where they put zero tariffs on our cars and we put zero tariffs on their cars. in mexico it seems to be different. i want to carve out a certain part of the market and i think also for auto parts, protect them here. they're not the same kind of philosophy. >> capri, quick thought, you'll both be back, but old and a nafw

new president of mexico has been an absolute gentleman. canada must wait. their tariffs and trade barriers are far too high. we'll tax cars if we can't make a deal. arizona republican congressman is with me now a member of the house freedom caucus house ways and means committee and the u.s. congress joint economic committee. >> good morning. maria: how close are we with a deal to mexico? >> every moment i get optimism but there's still a number of very technical steps that must be made through, but everything we're picking up in the ways and means committee is we're making genuine progress with mexico and mexico has been an honest negotiator where there's still frustration with canada. canada, as you know earlier in the year, sort of engaged in their charm offences but not necessarily quality negotiations maria: yeah, we all know that china has been stealing from the u.s. for decades in terms of forcing this transaction of forcing technology transfer to chinese companies, not opening up their markets to foreigners as well as just out and out stealing intell

agreement the new proposalled agreement with mexico. and the spr has been tough on ip and that's been a sticking pont in addition to dairy farmers. the real challenge i see with all of this dagen is, is that no matter what comes -- no matter what happens whether it is just to deal with mexico or whether fully renegotiated nafta this is gopg to slip into 2019 for congressional approval they'll need approval from both the the house and senate. clearly there's a chance that we're looking at at least the democrat house. so the strategy there, you know will the democrats especially someone like bense who supported a agenda similar to presidents will they support this or leading up to 2020 are they going to oppose this deal because it is something that donald trump negotiated? pledgets let's ask this big old democrat. >> i think i've been to right of thetive conservative party so i don't mind as former -- advisor to president on exfort i'm a supporter of this. i think the president trying to do nafta 2.0 is a good thing if we can iterate wher

mexico's economy minister telling edward lawrence the two sides are getting closer, and talks will keep going until auto industry details are are worked out. so edward is camped out at the trade rep's offices. we're going to take you there to him. and we've also got the former white house economist, chad bound, on how parol the trump tariffs really are. the tesla story, speculation swirling about elon musk's promises to keep his company private reaches a fever pitch. two of the nation's top auto analysts on what they think about pulling the electric car company into a private garage and the one thing that nobody's talking about that could make a huge difference on the price. it's a friday, but we've got a flight to safety going on with less than an hour to the closing bell. so let's get going, let's start the "countdown." ♪ ♪ liz: breaking news. i want to go to wall street's fear gaming, the volatility index or vix. it is currently in overdrive. it is skyrocketing 21%, just to put this in perspective at about noon i looked at it, it was up 18%. came back from lunch, 19%. now we have

neil: cheryl: we'll get news on the mexico portion. that is good news about the sunset clause. let's talk about china, gary k. even though this low level delegation is coming in. even though david malpass will meet with them, undersecretary of treasury, tariffs on 16 go in effect tomorrow. the administration has given no indication they will slap new tariffs on china. >> 16 billion is not a lot. notice everything last couple months, there is loud rhetoric how much it would be, we heard 200 billion, 300 billion, 500 billion, but notice, 16 billion. why? because the administration knows we're heading into an election. if you hurt the economy with too many tariffs exactly what would happen, that would not be a good thing. i think this thing is getting stretched out. i don't mind them continuing to negotiate. we have been screwed by china for a very long time. they're is a lot of things they could work out. the good news is, it is not great news, the good news china has problems, they may be forced into something is going forward. their markets have been hit. they had easing policy

is a rush to get it done with mexico. a new president will be sworn in at the end of the year. liz: he is really far left. ashley: he is far left. not as flexible as the current mexican government. stuart: that is exactly what the market is saying. 26,004. now this. tesla will city a public company. but how long will elon musk stay on as the all-powerful ceo. surely not that much longer. the man is exhausted. he is running tesla, a space company, a boring company, one person can't do all of that. musk's behavior proves the point. he needs help, executive help. he need a chief operating officer. he can stay on as founding visionary. he can't run a cutting-edge car company that is losing money and can't bring production up to speed. august was a terrible month for musk. out of the blue he tweeted about taking a 60 billion-dollar company private. well that got him into a legal mess. everybody was asking, what on earth is he doing? the stock tumbled. musk looked foolish. worse, he looked unbalanced. when he was interviewed by the "new york times" he revealed his emotional turmoil.

i'm disappointed we didn't get more news out of talks with mexico. that is the surprising with the trade negotiations lighthizer finds himself in the middle of. where do you think we stand with mexico? >> let's start with the good news. the united states is pro trade than either china or mexico. it is in our interest to negotiate with them to reduce their trade barriers but here is the frustrating part. here is the debate, is trump a protectionist or closet free trader trying to get other nations to lower their trade barriers. if you look what the u.s. government is trying to do vis-a-vis between the negotiations with mexico. we're not trying to lower trade barriers. we're trying to force them to increase auto wages. put in a sunset agreement. those things are not free trade. i'm not even disappointed that these negotiations haven't led to anything because i don't think we're pushing the right policies. cheryl: you know it is interesting, susan, because if you look at all the different negotiations he has got going on right now, really the most impor

president trump says he's terminating nafta after creating a new deal with mexico. will this bring canada to the negotiating table? and how will that impact your wallet. we have a live report plus the panel next. get your groove on with one a day 50+. ♪ get ready for the wild life ♪ complete multivitamins with key nutrients that address 6 concerns of aging, including heart health, supported by b-vitamins. your one a day is showing. you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. add-on advantage. the more you know ththe commute is worth it., you and that john deere tractor, you can keep dreaming up projects all the way home. it's a longer drive, but just like a john deere, it's worth it. deal. guy: the u.s. reached a deal with mexico and it went be called nafta. president trump: we'll get rid of the name nafta. it has a bad connotation because the united states was hurt badly by nafta. now it

new mexico, arizona, phoenix, scottsdale. building everywhere. i just am concerned in two, three, four years, we have another issue. maybe not to the extent that we had but surely we have to be concerned that we don't overbuild and oversell again. stuart: raise that red flag, bob massi. you're doing a good job with that. thanks very much. we'll see you on the weekend. that's a promise. bob, good stuff. >> thank you, sir. stuart: our next guest, i'm really switching gears here. the market is not doing much. our next guest is all about food safety. listen to this again. roll tape. >> i watched you pick up raw chicken, all night in your hand and then touched cooked food. do you know how bad that is? look at the filth everywhere! look at the filth in here. look at the filth in here! just keeps getting better, guys! this place is dangerous for christ's sakeses. nobody eats this frikin' food! stuart: he is a screamer and he is big on food safety. and his name is jon taffer, the "bar rescue" guy. he has a big smile on his face this morning, thank heaven

maria: meanwhile former president obama is endorsing a democratic congressional candidate from new mexico who has come out of abolishing ice, tom, walk us through this because your take on the movement to terminate ice is important here given your knowledge and experience? >> looking, abolishing ice equals open borders, if you abolish ice here a couple of things that you're doing, don't ask to see a judge and get release pending to see the judge which most don't show up in immigration court and no one is looking for you, if you get a visa to come to the united states like the terrorists did in 9/11 and over stayed the visa, nobody is looking for you, if there's no border security without interior enforcement. they go hand in hand. maria: tom 8 people have been arrested for forming human block aid to the ice headquarters in colorado, this is just yesterday, they were protesting the separation of families, what can be done here in terms of getting this rhetoric down and making people understand what ice does? >> look, these people want to protest, when they interfere with ice, they shut off

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