>> jon: give me that cake! that old betty crocker. >> stephen: so, trump is struggling to find a coherent defense against his impeachment. but on the other hand, so is every other republican. take florida senator and hypnotized cobra, rick scott. ( laughter ) when senator scott was asked about the ukraine call, he answered, "what i saw, he asked him to look into something. but i-- i'm new." really really? you were the governor of florida. i'm new? so this is how the g.o.p. is going to respond now? "i'm new. just a widdle baby. i don't have object permanence yet, that's why when the constitution rolls behind the couch, we no longer have civil rights. goo-goo-- and i want to say this clearly-- ga-ga." ( laughter ) but not all of trump's defenders are feigning ignorance. some are sincerely ignorant, like "fox & friend," ainsley earhardt: >> i think it gets too much in the weeds. first, they're going after the president with impeachment. then they are going after rudy giuliani. now it's bill barr. and americans are

jon? >> so sad so see that christina coalman, thank you. when will firefighters get a brain from the dry and windy conditions? meteorologist adam klotz in the fox weather center. >> jon, yeah, unfortunately still a tough situation. you're looking at los angeles county to the north everything in the pink is a red flag warning it means the conditions are still there for wildfires to spark or spread, everything here in the orange color that means an elevated risk of fire weather and everything in the red a critical risk so looking stretching to thousand oaks that's an area that's been battled wildfires before. we remember big wildfires a year ago. currently temperatures sitting in the middle 80s farther to the north, but the area has been bone dry and windy and there's good news with the wind forecast these have scaled back here over the last several hours, so we're only looking at winds in the 8- 10-mile an hour range enough to cause a problem but those aren't those 40-mile an hour winds that really push these type of fires and allow them to

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. >> jon karl with us live at the white house again tonight. and jon, president trump has attacked the whistle-blower whose complaint, of course, launched this impeachment inquiry, calling him a partisan and political, but just moments ago, as we came on, the whistle-blower's attorney now fighting back tonight against those partisan claims? >> reporter: whistle-blower's attorneys have put out this statement, saying that the whistle-blower has never worked for a political candidate, a campaign or a party. and that the whistle-blower's entire career has been spent in apolitical civil servant positions in government. and finally, david, though the whistle-blower has come into contact with candidates from both parties in their roles as elected officials, not as candidates. so, only while they were in government and those were people of both parties. >> jon karl with the breaking development there. jon, thank you. >>> and next, to that horrific image from overseas tonight, an alleged hate crime in germany. a gunman targeting a synagogue on the holy

still with us is historian and author jon meacham. jon, should history have to be signed and you know this is coming, tell us about the newspaper scandal scandal of 1947, the article by mr. x. >> yes, the long telegram. the author was george kennen. it was an anonymous article. it was actually in foreign affairs, wasn't it. >> that's right. >> this is the first time -- i'm glad we're up against the world series and we're talking about george kennen. >> because we can. >> kennen was an american diplomat. he wrote basically laid out the argument for containment. wrote it anonymously. i look at this in two levels. one is in realtime, the ex-gees of the moment are those of us who aren't so courageous and don't have the choice, really, to be anonymous and make this kind of warning i think need to be careful about casting the first stone here. this person is clearly working through an enormously complex set of factors in their life and trying to put the life of the country in a better place as well. now, in the fullness of time, that's like

. >> jon karl live at the white house tonight. and jon, tonight you are also learning of yet other administration officials now being swept up in this impeachment inquiry. >> reporter: david, the house intelligence committee has subpoenaed energy secretary rick perry. they want information about his interactions with ukraine. just last week, perry said he would cooperate with congressional investigators, but a senior white house official tells me tonight that they will instruct him to defy that subpoena as they have all others. >> jon karl with us again tonight. thank you, jon. >>> next this evening, the death toll mounting in turkey's military assault on america's kuises inside syri the kurds, of course, helped the u.s. fight isis and then they helped secure those isis fighters. well tonight, turkey releasing images of their jets taking off for air strikes. the kurds with their own images of what they say is the destruction in syria where they live. and, of course, caught in the middle, civilians now fleeing for their lives. late

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deirdre bosa joins us now with more >> hey, jon. some developments this morning you just mentioned goldman sachs but also m.i.t two american institutions working with chinese companies added that the black list say they are reviewing their relationships. goldman sachs is underwriting a $1 billion ipo in hong kong and is re-evaluating its involvement. m.i.t. gave us a statement not long ago saying they're reviewing all existing organizations added to that entity list and will modify any interactions as necessary. now, guys, these developments, they could represent major blows to two of china's most promising startups, unicorns that are leading china's ambitions in artificial intelligence. three of the most important names are sun p sensetime, megv and yitu investors include soft bank, fidelity, vaul calm. megvii runs face plus plus, the largest facial recognition system yitu is backed by sequoia and is number 20 on the disruptor list. yitu has worked with researchers at the university of california san diego. now, guys, megvii's addi

maria: do you agree with that jon hilsenrath your reaction? >> yeah, i think rate cut in october, is in play i don't think it is a done deal i think the fed is reluctant to move very aggressively right now. i mean i think what it is looking at is after today's report, basically an affirmation of the slowdown story, and contradiction of recession has slowed not near 200,000 numbers we are at a year ago down below 150,000. economy is slowing affected wages but there is nothing in here that points to recession, there has been a lot of worry, about recession, in markets i think that is why we're going to see, you know why we're seeing stock prices rebound. maria: i mean i don't think -- this range was so wide in terms of the estimates, you know 125,000 all the way to 180,000 something you said earlier, dagen but 136,000 is not so faraway from the estimate. you are still looking at job growth once again does indicate that it is not necessarily firing but a slowdown in hiring. >> that is correct, let's not forget this recovery is more than 10 years

. >> so, let's get to jon karl, with us live from the white house tonight. and jon, the president insists his political requests of ukraine on the phone call and now china in public are totally appropriate. >> reporter: david, the president isn't even denying the central allegation against him. he's just insisting that asking a foreign government to investigate a political rival is entirely proper. that means that this is becoming less a question of what the president did than a debate over what is right and what is wrong. >> jon karl leading us off tonight. jon, thanks. >>> and as i mentioned there at the top tonight, there are new text messages now emerging this evening, as the first witness is interviewed in this investigation. kurt volker, the former special u.s. envoy to ukraine, answering questions behind closed doors today. he resigned just days after the whistle-blower complaint and the transcript of that call was released from the white house. tonight, what he reportedly revealed and the text messages between diplomats about all of this. abc's mary

acting chief of staff mick mulvaney acknowledging to our jon karl u.s. military aid was withheld from ukraine in part to pressure them to investigate the democrats. mulvaney saying, "get over it. this kind of thing happens all the time." and just before we came on the air tonight, mulvaney this evening trying to walk back the comments. and late today, the other headline, the cabinet member now resigning. >>> also breaking tonight, president trump celebrating what the u.s. is calling a cease-fire involving turkey. a week and a half after president trump talked with turkey's president, announcing he was pulling u.s. troops out and that turkey would be moving in, the president now calling this is "great day for civilization." and tonight, turkey is not calling this a cease-fire. >>> the deadly nor'easter. a half million without power tonight. winds gusting up to 90 miles per hour. and the new system we're now watching. >>> the massive teacher strike in chicago tonight. >>> the white house revealing the g7 summit will be held at the president's own golf reso

that's why i loved jon so much. that's why i loved "the daily show" so much. >> you're doing theater when you should be doing debate, which would be great. what you do is not honest. what you do is partisan hackery. >> you've got to be kidding me. >> you're on cnn. the show that leads into me is puppets making crank phone calls. what is wrong with you? >> you'll the comedians that came out of stewart's shop, the larry wilmores, the john olvers, the samantha bees, they're saying what they feel. they're very passionate. they're very pointed. and often very partisan. and i think they make no bones about it. >> on this show, your voice will be heard, in the form of my voice. because you're looking at a straight shooter, america. i tell it like it is. i calls them like i sees them. i will speak to you in plain, simple english. and that brings us to tonight's word. truthiness. >> what colbert did was remarkable, because he was playing a very arch character that was obviously based on fox news personalities. >> caution. yo

>> jon karl at the white house. jon, thank you. >>> next tonight, to the weather. and heat records falling across the east tonight. more than 50 all-time october records tied or broken today, and take a good look at the high temperatures. you don't need me to tell you, you felt it today. d.c. hit 98, philly, 95. new york city, 93 degrees. but here's the question -- what is right behind it? meteorologist rob marciano tracking it all for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. well, we had some showers roll through as a precursor to the big changes coming tonight after those records. temperatures are going to drop a good 30 degrees tomorrow. very active radar tonight, not just here, but across into the midwest, with that slow-moving cold front. the ridge in the southeast holds, unfortunately. but also rain in the eastern part of that front, going to sag south, so much cooler from philly to boss to be with some philly to boston with some rain. going to be on the miserable side. definitely big changes. the southeast ridge does not move, though. temperatures again into th

jon cajoins us now from the whi house. jon, you've learned president trump reached out to republicans today trying to rally support? >> reporter: i'm told the president made a surprise appearance on a conference call with republican members of the house. he said he had done nothing wrong, he has nothing to hide. he portrayed the impeachment effort as an effort by democrats to undo the 2016 election. this comes as republicans have been without a unifying message on how to respond to the impeachment. it may well have been the beginning of an effort to come up with a response to this. >> jon karl with the new reporting tonight. jon, thank you. >>> now to the new developments coming in. the house issuing a subpoena to the white house, pulling vice president pence deeper into the impeachment inquiry. three house committees asking for any ukraine related documents, and now we're learning about the text messages made public, i peering to detail the trump administration's pressuring of ukraine. abc's mary bruce is on the hill. >>

and jon, what are you learning from your sources inside the white house? are they trying to figure out who this person is on the inside who spoke with the whistle-blower? >> reporter: well, david, the president has made it perfectly clear that he wants to know who was talking to the whistle-blower. he's even suggested that person is effectively a spy who should be severely punished. but here's the thing. i've spoken to several senior white house officials about this, none of them say they know of any effort to actually find out who that person was. in fact, i just spoke to a senior official a few minutes ago and said that they have no evidence there is any effort to find out who was talking to the whistle-blower, at least not for now, despite the fact that the president clearly would like to know who that person is. >> all right, jon karl with us. jon, thank you. >>> now, to fast-moving developments after president trump suddenly decided to pull out u.s. troops from a key region of syria, which would leave kurdish fighters, who were our allies in the fight

>> so, let's get right to jon karl. he's live at the white house tonight. and jon, you're learning that president trump actually gave speaker pelosi a copy of that letter at that meeting late today? >> reporter: david, the president handed out several copies of the letter. according to a republican member of congress that was there, the speaker took her copy and put it facedown on the table before reading it. the white house gives a much different version of what happened. they say that the president, quote, was measured, factual and decisive and that the speaker's decision to walk out was baffling. they also point out that other democrats at the meeting stayed behind. >> jon karl tonight. thanks, jon. >>> and all of this comes as the impeachment showdown intensifies tonight. all eyes tomorrow on the u.s. ambassador to the eu, expected to testify. gordon sondland was negotiating with ukraine, along with the president's personal attorney, rudy giuliani, even though ukraine is not part of the eu, obviously. it was sondland who wrote in a text to a senior amer

you'd watch the news, then you'd watch jon stewart. or you wouldn't watch the news and watch jon stewart. he'd have to remind you, i'm not the news! >> there are a lot of people out there who turn to you -- >> i'm not the news. >> well, they -- >> i'm a interpretation. a comedic interpretation. >> to be informed. they actually think that they're coming closer to the truth with your -- >> now that's different thing. that's credibility. >> he was able to show you and make you hear what you wish you would have thought of. oh, man, why didn't i think of that? or, that's hilarious, i never thought of it like that. >> he grew a stronger and stronger conscience then felt a responsibility i think to carry it out. but he always slammed a huge joke in there. >> nothing will change with the same people, the same policy that got us into this status quo. another latin word, status quo, and it stands for, man, the middle class, everyday americans are really getting taken for a ride. >> that's the kind of talk you normally hear right before the pharm

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jon, take it away. >> thanks, carl. bill, good morning we've been talking about this or writing about this back and forth. we had frank slootman, the ceo of snowflake on yesterday. big startup, $4 billion valuation. he's taken two enterprise companies public in the past he told me yesterday he's considering a direct listing for snowflake. is this a change >> i hope so i would disagree with one thing carl said, trying to tie this effort to two or three ipos that broke issue. this is a problem that silicon valley has been tilting at for over 25 years. i went back and studied some of the history. in '98, this ipo process was said to be undemocratic. bill hambrick, '99, 20 years ago said ipos are an insider's game. we have to try to fix them larry an auction. you read why they did it, you come back is the price and allocation market based and do we have open and equal access to all. those are two core tenants that everybody could get behind in the traditional ipo process none of those things are true. it turns out barry mcc

i am carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and jon fortt at post nine. market improving on headlines from larry kudlow. facebook, amazon, alphabet trading 7 to 15% below peaks on that, we turn to mike santoli about what it says about big tech valuations. >> valuations moderated, sentiment has turned i think mostly we're talking about alphabet, facebook, and amazon opposed to netflix. analysts talk about potential some of the parts type valuation. break up value type analysis of the companies, not because they think they're likely soon to be broken up, want to surface the idea there's value not recognized in the markets. it was emblematic, saying google cloud partners is worth $225 million. if you buy into that, is amazon web services worth all of amazon's market cap? you can go on with the conventional wisdom that facebook was somehow broken up, someone some of those off, maybe the sum would be worth more than it is now, right so i think this is mostly a wall street exercise. but it shows you that faang became faang because the idea was they created plat

>> indeed i do, jon. thanks so much here is what's happening at this hour, everyone mark esper lashing out at turkey for its military assault across the border and syrian kurdish fighters he spoke at the german marshall fund in prbrussels saying turkey is running the wrong direction, closer to russia. >> turkey put us in a terrible situation. the incursion was fixated on for one reason or another, there was not a possibility we were starting war with a nato ally. >> moscow court ordering pale whelan remain in jail until december 29th on espionage charges. he says he was set up in a politically motivated state. >>> lawyers for carlos ghosn seek dismissal of charges against the former boss of nissan motors. they say it represents an unlawful collusion between the car maker executives and prosecutors to oust him. he is accused of misappropriation of funds and misconduct back downtown to you guys on "squawk alley. morgan, i will send it to you. >> sue herera, thank you. >>> more to come on today's big earning

i'm carl quintanilla here is jon fortt. morgan brennan is at the international astronautical congress more from morgan and amazon's jeff bezos in a moment >> we'll begin with wework softbank plans to take control of that company valuing it between 7.5 billion and $8 billion. a huge drop from where it was valued, also cutting adam newman's stake down to double digits good morning to our guests >> good morning. >> mike, i know that you're f m familiar with softbank, softbank a big investor in uber why is softbank doing this with wework is this an existential moment for them are they at risk of this investment taking them under >> this is a real crisis for softba softbank the story the past few years is uber is a huge high point or low point, and wework and how they valued the company, but soft bank, a huge vision bank came flooding in giving companies that arguably shouldn't have been propped up more runway and a longer time to survive and vcs out here say this is distorting the economics of how the values should work the com

robert frank joins us at post nine to explain. >> hey, jon. how to value a person's wealth that's tied to a volatile stock. netflix ceo, reedhastings woul have paid 120 million in july when worth $4 billion, today would pay 30 million less because of what happened to netflix stock. warren said a wealth tax would be based on a person's net worth the end of the year, presumably december 31st. accountants say that could lead them to talk down stock price toward end of the year runup to the date, talk it back up, allow it to bounce up in january once they pay the tax bill. also have the issue of stocks possibly suffering in december because executives and founders would need to sell the stock, some cases millions of shares, just to pay the tax. look at jeff bezos he would owe 3 million under warren's tax plan, 8 million under sanders' plan. he would have to sell millions of shares. the other problem with tax and wealth tied to stocks of course is that you have big swings in tax revenues harold hamm was worth 19 billion last october, now worth less

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jon, thanks very much. let's bring in dan abrams, and begin right there, dan, because this potentially awarding of the government contract to his own hotel potentially violates the constitution in two different ways. >> it's called the emoluments clause and it's one of these things that we've sort of put to thside as of late. you say, you know what, there are courts that have dismissed lawsuits base on the emoluments clause, and people say this is not what will bring down the president, but this is a direct violation of the emoluments clause. you point out two direct references in the constitution. one is a foreign emoluments clause. and that's a situation where no foreign king or no foreign state is supposed to give a gift or anything of value to anyone in the federal government without -- >> much less the president. >> right. without congressional approval, and there's the domestic one which is more relevant here, which basically says the president's salary is just supposed to be his salary, and no federa

jon sopel, bbc news, washington. laura: a short time ago president trump announced that his vice presint and secretary of state would be heading to turkey, trying to broker a cease-fire. for more, i spok to steven cookc of the c on foreign relations. what can the white house delegation hope to achieve with president erdogan? steven: they don't have much. what essentially they will say to the turkishresident is we have to come to a deal on some typece oe-fire now, because if we don't, the u.s. congress is going to impose very harsh sanctions on turkey, and the white house isn't heing to oppose the president has proposed certain sanctions. they are not so tough, they are easily reversible. congress has proposed sanctions that are very tough and hard to undo. laura: but is president erdogan going to be more scared of what congress can do? steven: i don't think . president erdogan has in part invaded syria because his own political situation -- he wasve relati weak. there a tremendous amount ofsu pr on him to return syri

giuliani is telling us that he has parted ways with jon sale. this part of the inquiry or this interaction with congress is over in his view. but we're talking to people close to rooulg and they're vising that he needs a real lawyer, an attorney who will handle this investigation that is ramping up in the southern district of new york and manhattan because there is some real legal problems he faces as a result of this investigation, jake. we're told that at this point giuliani said that he doesn't really see the need for an attorney. he believes he is protected because all of the work he was doing, he said in ukraine, was done at the behest of the president. jake. >> interesting legal argument. evan perez, thank you so much. >>> a number of major developments in the house impeachment inquiry into president trump over just of the last 24 hours cnn confirmed the office of management and budget also does not plan to clie with the congressional subpoena. that deadline was today. and this is just hours after president trump's one-time adviser on russ

a key week on capitol hill. >> pierre, jon, thanks. let's bring in our legal experts barbara comestock and kate shaw who served as legal counsel in the obama white house now a professor of constitutional law. kate, when i was speaking with nancy pelosi she said a resolution is not necessary. there has been a resolution for every other presidential impeachment. >> i think speaker pelosi is correct a resolution is not required. it isn't required by the constitution or the house rulings. you're right it's historical practice. even if there's no requirement, there are a couple advta desution. one, it calls the white house's bluff on the document disputes. the white house says we're not going to do anything until you do a resolution.u keofth e if you do e resolution.edf mb the same kind of resolution that's pre-dated other presidential impeachment processes. >> it does, as we said, give the white house some protections. >> yes. during the clinton impeachment, chairman hen heyd went back and looked at what chairman rodino did during the nixo

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jon karl on another week oh white house. thank you. >>> next to the former boston college student charged with involuntary manslaughter tonight in her boyfriend's suicide. prosecutors say call it unrelenting adduce, sending him 47,000 text messages, including messages like go die and go kill yourself. he did take his own life, 90 minutes before his graduation. here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: the girlfriend of a former boston college student tonight charged with involuntary manslaughter after a grand jury found she encouraged alexander urtula to take his own life. >> ms. you made demands and threats with the understanding that she had complete and total control over mr. urtula, both ntally acurs fellow student inyoung you was physically, verbally, and psychologically abusive, sending thousands of texts, some urging him to quote, go kill himself. go die. >> in the 47,000 text messages, yes, there were many, many instances where she instructed him to do so. >> reporter: just 90 minutes before urtula's graduation from boston co

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i'm jon scott. this is the fox report. house democrats poised to turn up the heat on president trump this week setting up interviews with current and former state department officials in hopes of putting new scrutiny on his phone call with the leader of ukraine. the president is trying to push back by painting the inquiry as invalid and an effort to overturn the 2016 election. >> impeachment, i never thought i would see or hear that word, with regard to me, impeachment. it's a witch hunt. it is based on a single phone

hey, jon hamm. mostly run into you with your mom and dad too. >> makes me sound really cool. >> doesn't make me sound much cooler. >> natalie, your mom does recognize jon but from something else. >> we ran into each other at a restaurant. >> yes. >> once and my mom, jon introduce himself kindly, oh, no, we know each other from when you went to high school together. >> no, that's not a thing. >> no's not how you know him. >> he's like, you know, he's on your favorite show. you know. doesn't occur to you you're going to run into jon hamm at dinner. >> it is very -- it's weird to like have those experiences but it's also kind of adorable because we do -- >> we did go to high school together. >> i was her teacher. [ laughter ] i'm sorry. i'm sorry. i was told to be professional. i'm sorry. but, natalie, you did say being an astronaut was a crime of yours growing up. >> i think so many -- i'm sure everyone at one point is like, wow, that would be the most miraculous thing to experience. >> jon, what abou

but first to our north america editor, jon sopel, in washington. what do we know now about the kind of pressure, if any, that president trump has been putting on the turkish government? well, i think he has been applying pressure, but he has been applying pressure, but he has also been undercutting the position of mike pence for this visit to ankara tomorrow by saying, we don't have a dog in the fight, this is between turkey and syria, nothing to do with us. how is america going to call for an immediate ceasefire if that is their position? but a letter has been released which was sent last week to president erdogan in which he says, don't be responsible for slaughtering thousands of people. i don't want to be responsible for destroying the turkish economy. the letter ends, don't be a tough guy, don't be a fool. i will call you later. so he obviously put some pressure on, but to no avail. there has also been a meeting taking place at the white house this evening with senior democrats and republicans over the issue of turkey, and democrats walked out

good evening, i'm jon scott. this is "the fox report". mulvaney accuses the media of misconstruing his remarks on thursday, when he appeared to contradict president trump's denial of an attempted quid pro quo with ukraine. mulvaney says the decision to temporarily withhold military aid was not tied to any kind of political investigation, but that's not enough for democrats who are seizing on the controversy. and some republicans are also

i'm carl quintanilla along with jon fortt. a big week for tech earnings amazon, intel, microsoft and twitter on deck this week on a positive start in the run-up in tech continue dan and steve are here with me with answers good morning, guys good to see you. i'm wondering, dan, before we get to the bignames, if you have been thrown as a breakdown of software and worries about i.t. spending the next few years? >> you are seeing cracks in the armor. high multiple software crowded from the institutional perspective. many head or the exits it is overdone in what we are seeing it shows the risk in earnings season continues to be front and center >> steve, quickly on that? >> i would agree software particularly has been taking a header. companies are doing fine you sell at 38 times and 8 times sales, it doesn't take much to take the stocks down we will play it out a few more months before coming back. >> dan, it is cloud week how much does that matter versus intel with insight in the i.t. spending question? >> it is massive when you

jon kay, thank you. our correspondent, jon kay. in a moment, i'll be talking to robin brant in shanghai but first to anna holligan is in zeebrugge. what are police focusing on? so, the prosecutors in belgium are focusing on three key questions. first of all where did this container begin its journey. first of all where did this container begin itsjourney. second what movements in belgium, could these people have boarded here? and, third, how did that container managed to cross the sea to the uk with 39 people hidden inside. so, in terms of port security, the harbour master in zeebrugge has told the bbc the trucks are filled as they enter this port and the driver is identified. those with a canvas cover a re identified. those with a canvas cover are checked with a c02 sensor to check any signs of breathing but if they have a closed top it isn't a standard procedure if there are no signs the seal has been tampered with. the local mayor says 4000 containers make this crossing every single day and on average about 50 migrants are picke

post nine with morgan brennan and jon fortt. busy news day, selloff in place. dow down 245 we begin with the u.s. widening the trade black list, now including china's top ai startups ahead of trade talks later this week. kayla tauschehas more. >> reporter: they can no longer purchase american parts without licenses, both halted in trading. and alibaba backed company for ipo, they say they assisted china in detention of muslim minorities no word from commerce on why they're moving on this now, but it is clear tensions are ratcheting up ahead of high level trade talks thursday they weighed restrictions for government pensions investing in chinese stocks, and tuesday, this coming tuesday, tariffs on $250 billion in chinese goods will rise to 30% china as we know is taking its own action against the nba despite all this, outright messaging on china in washington has started to warm a bit. in a september 20 press conference, president trump when asked about a partial deal twice said we're looking for a complete deal. i am not looking for a partial deal when asked th

looks good. >> jon: that's how he's doing it, just like flipper! >> stephen: and this talk about trump acting like a mob boss, has got this clip recirculating of him on this very stage with david letterman a few years ago. dave asked him if he had ever interacted with organized crime. >> i have met on occasion a few of those people. they happen to be very nice people. >> stephen: oh, yes, they're very nice people. that's why they have nicknames like "tony 'two charities' lucchese" and "jimmy 'race for the cure' gambino." ( laughter ) so trump fancies himself a don, but the only mobster trump is even remotely close to is fredo. >> i can handle things, i'm smart! not like everybody says! like dumb, i'm smart, and i want respect! >> stephen: actually, i'd like to apologize. that wasn't fair. to fredo. ( laughter ) fredo's casino didn't go bankrupt. ( cheers and applause ) we've got a great show for you tonight. sir paul mccartney is here. but when we come back, jon, oliver interviews me. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) i was on the fence abou