I'm Taylor Riggs and this is the Fox Business Rundown.

Monday, May 11, 2026.

As AI drives the markets, it could also be a big topic when the president heads to China later this week.

The question is, do they just want to get back to some level of

normalcy where their country can produce a certain amount of goods that we consume? And we can

produce a certain amount of goods that they used to consume and everybody be okay. Totally unacceptable.

That is what President Trump called Iran's latest proposal to end military action there on a true social post.

The setback in negotiations with Iran comes ahead of the high-stakes summit with Chinese president

Xi Jinping. It is the first in Beijing since the president's first term in 2017. Tariffs, global power,

and national security all on the table. Along with those issues,

artificial intelligence will surely be discussed. The growth of AI here in America has helped

push record highs for the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ last week. But while investors are excited about

the emerging technology, how could it affect American jobs?

To discuss it all, Marcus Limonis is here.

I think the market is feeling the war is going to come to an end at some point, right?

Inflation's going to subside at some point.

But what they're really focusing on is scale productivity and what AI could do to businesses.

Marcus Limonis is an entrepreneur, host of The Fixer, and a Fox News contributor.

When you think about what the market's doing, I think you have to also come back and think,

what is the consumer thinking? And the consumer right now is feeling a little more beat up than

anybody wants to talk about, a little more under pressure than anybody wants to talk about, a little more under pressure than anybody

wants to talk about. Now, the question is, how long do they feel that way? And then when do they

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