Fast money starts right now.

Live from the NASDAQ market site overlooking New York City's Times Square.

I'm Melissa Lee.

Traders on the desk are Tim Seymour, Karen Feinerman, Dan Nathan, and Guyadami.

Tonight on Fast, General Motors surging as it announces a major restructuring plan.

The stock is now up 15% in the last month as the rest of the market struggles.

Doesn't even have even more room to run.

Plus, a record-breaking weekend for retail

that could be just the beginning of the holiday shopping surge is the retail

rally officially back on and it was a major rally on Wall Street, stock snapping more than 300 points.

Consumer discretionary and financials leading the way at the S&P 500 emerging from

Correction Territory, while the Nasak jumped 2%.

But we start with Apple falling in the after our session

down nearly 2% as President Trump pounds the table

on more Chinese tariffs.

Let's go out to Aiman Javbers in Washington

for more in this developing story.

Aeman.

Yeah, Melissa, that's right.

The president gave an interview to the Wall Street Journal that was published earlier this afternoon.

And in that interview, he talked about the possibility of adding additional

tariffs on Chinese products coming into the United States if he doesn't get a deal with the

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