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Joining us now, Mike Pillsbury.

Michael, we're hearing good things about a possible deal with China.

What are you hearing?

Well, the same thing, Brian.

A key word that's being used is the framework, not an actual deal that will be signed

with dollar amounts of soybeans or exactly when the next shipment

of rare earth magnets will come. It's not that kind of deal. It's so-called framework,

as the word Scott Bissent is used several times now. That to me means no details are agreed to yet.

It's awfully hard to get Xi Jinping, who's under threat himself from internal politics for

his mistakes, to get him to come to the table, is President Trump's first big miracle, I think.

The second miracle is the patience President Trump has shown.

You know, he had Scott Bissent go off to Madrid, Stockholm, London, Geneva, almost every European capital for these one or two day meetings.

They didn't produce any agreement either. They kept using the phrase, well, we had constructive talks.

That means no deal was struck. So we're still going down to the wire in this meeting, which sometimes it takes two or three hours for even it's called the summit one-on-one,

two or three hours where the two heads of state are going to go back and forth, I think they won't be

bickering. I don't think it'll be an auction. I don't think Xi Jinping will say, how about 100 billion

soybeans? And Trump then say, how about 200 billion soybeans? It won't be like that. But we need to see

some kind of action come out of this meeting. Worst case is they cancel the trips they've already

announced. You know, Mr. Trump has said he and Melania are going to Beijing in about three months.

And then he's invited Xi Jinping and his wife, Madame Pang, who's actually a general in the military,

folks in her, that they're coming to Washington, D.C. So that's the good news. Xi Jinping and his wife, Madame Pang, who's actually a general in the military, folksinger,

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