Trump, meanwhile, has no interest in making a deal himself.
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It's like making a deal with Michael Corleone or Lucifer.
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Broadcom said it "remains fully committed" to making a deal.
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And making a deal is a great thing for the world.
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They are truly in the final stage of making a deal.
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I think the Chinese also have an interest in making a deal.
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Opportunity #1: Making a deal on net neutrality, sooner rather than later.
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What's to stop a Democratic candidate from making a deal with China?
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Instead of focussing on making a deal, he's focusing on his TV.
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He'll fix whatever is wrong by making a deal with the bad guys.
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The dealmaker in chief has proven a singular impediment to making a deal.
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Next, Trump can shock the GOP by making a deal on health care.
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I think it's more in how I react when I'm making a deal.
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In such a global economy, corporate chieftains can risk of making a deal.
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Maybe Trump, this time, will be interested in making a deal on immigration.
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Marty not showing up to work after making a deal with Agent Miller.
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Higgins shared the three specific criteria he looks for when making a deal.
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Has the presidency affected the interest of potential partners in making a deal?
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Going into the meeting, Democrats suspected Trump wasn't serious about making a deal.
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Netflix has just extended its reign by making a deal with cable company Comcast.
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If that's what you get out of making a deal with America, why bother?
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One way or another, getting them out is going to mean making a deal.
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But is taking down those demons down making a deal with the devil himself?
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His last was in "Making a Deal With the Devil," a 2019 F.B.I. drama.
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"I'd like to see him making a deal with Xi Jinping," Buttigieg added. Sen.
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But certainly I think we have a very good chance of making a deal.
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SAP was down 5.52 percent after making a deal to buy Qualtrics for $8 billion.
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It happened with Iran, with whom the idea of making a deal was never wrong.
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You make a deal with somebody and it's like making a deal with — that table.
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She walked away without making a deal, and Dennis was not pleased with his partner.
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You make a deal with somebody and it's like making a deal with -- that table.
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"I see tremendous enthusiasm on behalf of Chairman Kim for making a deal," Trump said.
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And even if it means making a deal on ZTE, the end will justify the means.
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Trump accused Chinese President Xi Jinping of not moving fast enough on making a deal happen.
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He then went to trial in Virginia federal court, holding off prosecutors from making a deal.
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The agency said it was close to making a deal for a drugstore and a supermarket.
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Meanwhile, Trump has spoken about making a deal with "Chuck and Nancy" to help the DREAMers.
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North Korea has given the U.S. an end-of-the-year deadline on making a deal.
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You can't make a deal just for the sake of making a deal, and all that.
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"I might very well end up making a deal with the Democrats," he said, drawing applause.
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Scrapping the Iran nuclear deal, for instance, is seen as making a deal with Pyongyang impossible.
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"He's shown himself to be someone who speaks about collaboration and making a deal," Omar said.
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Because it's actually more money than you can make under any circumstance with making a deal. Okay?
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Malmstrom said lessons from the Canadian negotiations would aid in making a deal with the United States.
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Flynn must have some pretty big information for the Feds if he's making a deal for immunity.
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Former professional golfer David Feherty shares his best tips for making a deal on the golf course.
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Analysts said the prime minister's prominence in making a deal with Europe over refugees infuriated the president.
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Trump wanted to seem "pro-Israel" and focused on "making a deal," two advisers told the Post.
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AT LEAST THERE'S A MUTUAL RESPECT AND THOSE ARE USUALLY THE FOUNDATION FOR ULTIMATELY MAKING A DEAL.
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"Ultimately, I believe, we will be making a deal - either now or into the future," he continued.
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The district attorney said lawyers for Chris Watts reached out several weeks ago about making a deal.
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Ms. May also won't rule out making a deal with the Conservatives and their leader, Mr. Scheer.
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"Ultimately, I believe, we will be making a deal — either now or into the future," the president said.
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By helping draw people deeper into the Amazon ecosystem, executives could be making a deal with the devil.
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Universal Music Group is now the only major label to hold out on making a deal with Dubset.
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"I knew I was making a deal with the devil," Miramax's former president of production Paul Webster confessed.
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The strategy of not making a deal with Democrats could help garner more Republican votes in the House.
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So, but I would say that I would have a better chance than anybody of making a deal.
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"It is too soon to even think about making a deal," he wrote in a tweet on Thursday.
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Making a deal requires not only diplomacy but also trust that the agreement, once made, will be kept.
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After making a deal with Barbara Corcoran, they earned over a million dollars in just four short weeks.
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The two leaders are committed to making a deal, but the proposals of course must be mutually acceptable.
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Trump tweeted Tuesday afternoon about the possibility of making a deal with incoming House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.
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Trump wants drug prices down and it's past time for that industry to get serious about making a deal.
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They ended up making a deal just three days before competition began, and they went onto win the championship.
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They already made waves this month by making a deal with the Arizona Diamondbacks for the slugger Paul Goldschmidt.
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Making a deal with Democrats on Trump's rebuilding plan was always going to be a challenge for the administration.
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After making a deal with the government, Felix avoided arrest and is back at the helm of the Guadalajara Cartel.
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Former President Barack Obama decided that making a deal with Iran was the best way to prevent that from happening.
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He also suggested that China may be waiting to see the outcome of the 2020 election before making a deal.
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Ultimately, I believe, we will be making a deal - either now or into the future.... .....China does not want Tariffs!
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She is reportedly close to making a deal with U.S. prosecutors after pleading not guilty to the charges against her.
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In 2000, Ray Lewis was charged with two counts of murder before making a deal to testify for the prosecution.
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"President Trump has often said he'd like to see me making a deal with Xi Jinping," said South Bend, Ind.
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The utility company ended up making a deal with its creditors to restructure $5.7 billion of its total $9 billion debt.
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They'll consider making a deal with a company like Apple or Uber, but the danger is that the economic gains underwhelm.
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But Remy makes sure that she knows he can't support her on this, because she's making a deal with the devil.
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Instead of making a deal, Nike called the FBI saying it was being extorted, and the FBI began recording the meetings.
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Why it matters: Congressional sources found it bizarre that the White House isn't interested in making a deal to block sequestration.
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Sources tell us producers are currently speaking with TV networks and other digital media outlets in hopes of making a deal.
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What Tillerson will bring to the table is intimate knowledge of Putin and how he works, especially when making a deal.
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Trump wanted to go sooner, The Times reported, so the optics of making a deal could be part of the negotiation.
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Eric Swalwell (D), however, doubts the Republicans have enough direction to feel confident in making a deal that Trump will sign.
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Her family did not go to the police, making a deal not to file charges in exchange for her marrying him.
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LoGrasso landed one of her first ads by making a deal with a friend who recently launched a startup selling perfume.
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Maintaining European Economic Area (EEA) passporting rights, or being allowed to continue EU operations, could require making a deal, the report said.
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Before making a deal and accepting Lemonis' investment, Howard made clear that she wanted him to provide mentorship for her and Nieves.
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Flav's also going after producer Gary G-Wiz for making a deal to create action figures of Public Enemy without his knowledge.
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He was in love with running, and it showed in what he wore, whether participating in a race or making a deal.
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And we must all work together toward making a deal with Iran that makes the world a safer and more peaceful place.
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But Ohio has no chance of making a deal this year, because Trump came into the convention with enough votes to win.
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On Thursday, however, Trump had said he was close to making a deal but was not sure if he wants to do it.
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And frankly, we'll be very happy because it's actually more money than you can make, under any circumstance, with making a deal. Okay?
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President Donald Trump on Sunday said he's interested in making a deal with ExxonMobil or another energy company to tap Syrian oil reserves.
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On Sunday President Donald Trump said he's interested in making a deal with Exxon or another energy company to tap Syrian oil reserves.
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Yet Streep, 67, made sure to find the silver lining in losing out on the role by making a deal with the director.
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Jay-Z also said he spoke with Kaepernick before making a deal with the NFL, but would not disclose details of that conversation.
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He had been identified in the leaked Jucá tape as the one justice "closed off" to making a deal to help remove Rousseff.
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"We were very close to making a deal with Canada on NAFTA, bilaterally perhaps," he said on CNN, though he did not elaborate.
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As President Trump takes on the challenge of making a deal, he must draw the proper conclusions from the failures of the past.
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But if all the United States wanted to do was leave Afghanistan, it could do so without making a deal with the Taliban.
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"We must all work together toward making a deal with Iran that makes the world a safer and more peaceful place," he said.
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"We must all work together toward making a deal with Iran that makes the world a safer and more peaceful place," Trump said.
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And frankly, we'll be very happy because it's actually more money than you can make, under any circumstance, with making a deal. Okay?
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But the other choice -- making a deal -- is more appealing instinctively to many congressional Democrats who have devoted their lives to the Hill.
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If you're working out an issue or making a deal with someone, bring in an unbiased third party to keep things in check.
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The utility company ended up making a deal with its Wall Street creditors to restructure $5.7 billion of its total $0 billion debt.
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The couple had been facing dozens of fraud-related charges and more than 50 years in prison prior to making a deal with prosecutors.
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This means the next round of tariffs will likely come into play, signaling further escalation and making a deal that much harder, Thin said.
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Liotta is making a deal to play the two leads' manager in the film, which is focusing on rock stars rather than movie stars.
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There was much debate about whether making a deal like that would create bigger issues for the NFL ... but it's clear Dundon didn't care.
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But those late-stage rallies may be harder to come by with the Blue Jays making a deal Tuesday for Atlanta closer Jason Grilli.
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After addressing the return of the three American detainees, Trump was asked about the prospects of making a deal with the North Korean leader.
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The president has also left open the possibility of meeting with Iran's president and making a deal, though Iran's government has shown little interest.
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ARE THERE STILL REALISTIC CHANCES OF MAKING A DEAL WITH THE PRESIDENT ANYTIME SOON ON THOSE OR HAVE THOSE BEEN TAKEN OFF THE TABLE?
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They worry that making a deal while the government is closed would set the precedent for shutting down the government as a negotiating tactic.
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Or there might be no point in making a deal unless he's willing to accept something closer to the full list of activist demands.
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Darlene is also making a deal of her own, getting the local cops to help her sling her dope since the Navarro cartel won't.
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There, over glasses of wine produced from vineyards on the estate, Mr. Roberts broached the possibility of Mr. Murdoch making a deal with Comcast.
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Netanyahu's reelection campaign, for example, has sparked outrage for moves seen as anti-Arab, including making a deal with a far-right political party.
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Thorpe did end up making a deal with Lori Greiner, who offered $300,000 for a 10 percent royalty to $400,000, plus 10 percent equity.
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Laptop dataLog into a macOS computer and you're making a deal with Apple as per its privacy policy about what it can and can't track.
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Protesters say Sistani should issue a harsh statement on Friday, condemning Allawi whom they reject, and Sadr for making a deal with Iran-aligned parties.
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A lawyer for Anthony Sanborn has accused Gerard Rossi of effectively making a deal with police to implicate Sanborn in the death of Jessica Briggs.
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Last Wednesday, he stunned fellow Republicans by making a deal with Democrats to extend the U.S. debt limit and provide government funding until Dec. 8.
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"The best advice that I was ever given was about shaking hands and making a deal," the self-made millionaire and serial entrepreneur tells CNBC.
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He scolded me forever and explained to me that in prison there's no such thing as making a deal with somebody then doing something else.
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Keeping the government running by making a deal with the Democrats further pisses off the anti-establishment renegades just weeks before the next speaker election.
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You know you're making a deal with the devil when you shake hands with Cyrus Beene, so I don't think she'd be at all surprised.
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Over drinks and blow, they end up making a deal: Bash will produce any movie Sam wants to next, if he does GLOW Bash's way.
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But the fact that Cohen is now publicly sending signals that he is not averse to making a deal has to make the President nervous.
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Despite what was characterized by both parties as Mr. Trump's invisibility this weekend, Ms. Sanders insisted that he was responsible for making a deal happen.
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McConnell's announcement that he has the votes to begin the trial without making a deal with Democrats may be technically correct but is highly misleading.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) is warning Democratic leadership in Congress against making a deal with President Trump on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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"The two leaders are committed to making a deal, but the proposals of course must be mutually acceptable," he told me over beers and coffee.
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Today they have more than 10 locations, including Yankee Stadium, and Magid said they're in the middle of making a deal to expand the franchise overseas.
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Sanders was reacting to a report that the United States was looking at a delay for the tariffs as time for making a deal ran short.
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But Viacom shares trade around $33, below a $35 to $38.80 range when the merger was last on the table, potentially making a deal more feasible.
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Then they failed to repeal the state's controversial "bathroom bill" despite making a deal with the Charlotte City Council, which had rescinded a nondiscrimination ordinance. 21.
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"I believed it was him making a deal, and he was going to get out of that whole thing," she said, according to the Canadian Press.
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President Trump even suggested he would be open to making a deal for Wanzhou if it helped the US win the overall trade war against China.
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While I remain wary, I am encouraged that the Trump administration did not fall into the trap of making a deal simply to make a deal.
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He suggested that while the administration has said it's content to continue the maximum pressure campaign should talks falter, Trump appears intent on making a deal.
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" While he is critical of combining tax cuts for Americans and U.S. corporations, Gregg believes an overall deal will get done: "They are making a deal.
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The Iranians thus believed, perhaps correctly, that making a deal with Carter would be the best way to ensure that they benefited from releasing the hostages.
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Sixty-six percent of likely U.S. voters in a telephone poll told Rasmussen that they approved of Trump reaching out and making a deal with Democrats.
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Despite what was characterized by both parties as Mr. Trump's invisibility this weekend, Ms. Sanders still insisted that he was responsible for making a deal happen.
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Trump made his remarks to the Chicago police after telling reporters he was considering making a deal with a US oil company to go into Syria.
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But MoviePass has to keep growing if it ever wants to gain the leverage it needs to convince Hollywood it's worth making a deal to work together.
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He also criticized Vineyard Wind for setting "a very bad example for the industry" by, according to Whitehouse, making a deal without getting input from area fisheries.
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Having a team of lawyers review an often complex loan document could keep a bank from making a deal that might later come back to haunt it.
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Krause, especially, had been working on developing new investment sources for the company, and was also exploring the possibility of making a deal with another automotive OEM.
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He says she harbors no ill feelings toward him for making a deal with a paparazzi agency to stage photos of him getting ready for the wedding.
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The second he walked out of the Funko line with two large blue bags packed with toys, an older man approached him and began making a deal.
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It was only last week when a Texas oil regulator floated the notion of making a deal with OPEC, which had generally been anathema to oil producers.
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Macron invokes an autonomous Europe (presumably under French leadership) making a deal with Russia, which, in any case, is allegedly not the main threat to European security.
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First, reports have indicated that President Trump's former national security adviser Michael Flynn may at least be exploring the possibility of making a deal with Mueller's team.
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A happy and astounded Kremlin will now try to get the most from Trump -- from easing sanctions to making a deal on Syria and settling the Ukraine issue.
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Democrats tend to project their preference for policymaking onto the Republican Party — and then respond with anger and confusion when Republicans don't seem interested in making a deal.
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That's not necessarily surprising — though the irony of Disney making a deal to further their monopolistic power on the first night of this movie's release shouldn't be lost.
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So the loss for these services is minimal, while making a deal with the NCAA, may forestall it from joining those who want to see the services dead.
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Steinberg writes that he thinks a "forthcoming recession" and "abysmal" approval ratings will lead to Trump making a deal to resign from office to avoid facing criminal charges.
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" Cypress Semiconductor: "Cypress Semi is cheap and now that we've got the Chinese making a deal with Qualcomm, maybe there's a little M&A action in there, too.
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Having spoken to the president a number of times, and knowing him, he&aposs serious about making a deal, but he&aposs also serious about the punitive measures.
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But they still can't escape making a deal with Trump — a scenario that could divide the caucus over exactly how far to take their fight against the president.
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Ms. Mitchell pleaded guilty in September 2018 to a felony larceny charge, making a deal to avoid jail time by paying $100,000 in restitution to the two women.
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Um, but this is also the first time that organized crime is looking to have a place within government rather than just making a deal with it, you know.
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After obsessing over price points and making a deal with the devil to sacrifice expectations for anything remotely stylish, my cheapskate self won out on this 4-star item.
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Trump has recently lightened his stance and appeared more open to the idea of making a deal with Iran — a similar position he conveyed to the North Korean government.
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But its advisers are telling UniCredit it ought to sell part of its stake on the open market, the source said, before making a deal with a strategic investor.
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John Dowd, a former Trump attorney who now represents Parnas and Fruman, told the AP it was actually the Naftogaz executives who approached his clients about making a deal.
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Another group that included Blackstone Group and Carlyle Group was interested in making a deal, but it needed three more weeks to complete due diligence on Arconic, according to Reuters.
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The question is whether Trump will hold the line if congressional Republicans decide they're less interested in falling in line behind the president than they are in making a deal.
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You can decide that your first priority is getting to yes — to making a deal — and work backward from there to versions of a deal that enough people would accept.
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"We're out, but we are leaving soldiers to secure the oil," adding that he's interested in making a deal with ExxonMobil or another energy company to tap Syrian oil reserves.
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LAST TIME WE SPOKE A FEW MONTHS AGO, YOU WERE PRETTY OPTIMISTIC THAT A DEAL WOULD HAPPEN BETWEEN THE U.S. AND CHINA, THAT THERE WAS COMMITMENT TO MAKING A DEAL.
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President Donald Trump has squandered any chance of making a deal with North Korea and Kim Jong Un.Trump's meetings with Kim gave North Korea legitimacy while the US gained nothing.
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So the ball is in Trump's court now, and we'll see if he's interested in making a deal — or if he'll tell the speaker of the House to buzz off.
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General Motors and the United Auto Workers (UAW) union are reportedly close to making a deal to end the monthlong strike that has cost the company $28503 billion, Reuters reported.
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As of the close on Thursday, reports said the U.S. and China were closing to making a deal, in which the U.S. would possible scrap the next round of tariffs.
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However, he's forced to walk away from making a deal when he learns one of Rayjus' co-owners, Ray Odom, has a side job as a controversial local radio personality.
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In search of support and facing corruption charges, a weakened Mr. Netanyahu is pulling out all the stops, including making a deal last month with a racist anti-Arab party.
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The season opens with a bit of folklore about a man making a deal with the devil, and that feeling of something menacing and barely understood undergirds everything that happens.
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But officials who spoke to Reuters said that Netanyahu nevertheless believed that making a deal with President Barack Obama, rather than Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton, would be best for Israel.
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But its advisors are telling Italy's largest bank it ought to sell part of its stake on the open market, the source said, before making a deal with a strategic investor.
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On Wednesday, McClatchy reported that Republican congressional negotiators have identified Miller as a key roadblock in making a deal with Democrats to prevent hundreds of thousands of DREAMers from being deported.
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While I very much appreciate P.M. Abe going to Iran to meet with Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, I personally feel that it is too soon to even think about making a deal.
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Emanuel said if Warren continues to gain, that may encourage China to move forward with a trade deal with Trump, for fear making a deal with Warren would be more difficult.
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"If you are already making a deal U.S. compliant, there can also be benefits to making it European risk-retention compliant," said Dave Preston, a CLO analyst at Wells Fargo in Charlotte.
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He then managed to persuade Boeing to sell him a second-hand 747, making a deal that if the venture didn't work out within a year, the company could give it back.
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The president has previously indicated he'd prefer to wait for the Supreme Court to rule on the status of DACA before making a deal for the "Dreamers" who benefit from the program.
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No matter how much Trump wants to be seen making a "deal," National Security Adviser John Bolton and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo won't support such a pact, one source told Insider.
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In March, they reduced the refugee tide by making a deal with Turkey, and on Wednesday they announced a deal with Afghanistan that would send tens of thousands of Afghans back home.
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Democrats weren't willing to accept them, though Republicans insist the other side also saw health care politics turning in their favor and decided maybe making a deal wasn't the right campaign move.
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In the title story, a young mother begins to breast-feed the devil — it resembles a "mutant red raccoon" — after making a deal with it to secure the health of her son.
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"Funny how all of the Pundits that couldn't come close to making a deal on North Korea are now all over the place telling me how to make a deal!" he tweeted.
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The Trump administration has some leverage in making a deal with Beijing, which also has compelling reasons to work with the United States on hastening the end of the North Korean regime.
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It would be Australia's second hung parliament in just six years -- former Prime Minister Julia Gillard kept power after the 2010 election after making a deal with a small group of independent politicians.
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As for Tyrion Lannister, he's currently in the camp of the slave masters who are besieging Meereen, but he recently escaped bondage by making a deal with a mercenary company, the Second Sons.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday said the two sides were "very close to making a deal," though the United States remains hesitant to lift its tariffs on $250 billion worth of goods.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday said the two sides were "very close to making a deal," but the United States remains hesitant to lift its tariffs on $250 billion worth of goods.
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Attorneys for Maria Butina, the woman alleged to be a Russian agent by U.S. prosecutors, is close to making a deal with U.S. attorneys, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday, citing a court filing.
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Now Trump is the first Republican nominee in recent history who will have to follow up his primary victory by making a deal with conservatives, and that deal will be the party platform.
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This brought him to a point where he has become an object lesson in the perils of making a deal with a narcissistic devil whose fear of honest competition drove him to cheat.
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So I ended up making a deal with God: This was okay to do, as long as it didn't interfere with my relationship with my wife, Cathy, and my family, and with God.
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Although Gustavo Cisneros denied making a deal with Chavez, his businesses, including local TV channel Venevision and the country's franchise for the DirecTV network, went on to flourish while others suffered state takeovers.
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The sale process has been complicated by leases that CenturyLink has with Digital Realty Trust Inc, a company which rents out data centers, making a deal with BC Partners uncertain, the people said.
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TikTok owner ByteDance has confirmed previous reports that it plans to produce a smartphone after making a deal with Smartisan earlier this year in which it acquired a number of its patents and employees.
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Steve Lucas, president for SAP's Digital Enterprise Platform says while it's natural to see similarities between the two deals — two large enterprise companies making a deal with Apple — he says there are major differences.
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In fact, Keshia and Omarosa are pushing so hard for a change in nominations that Shannon and Ross talk about flipping the vote to evict Chuck and keep James, making a deal with him.
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Letting congressional Democrats do the initial drafting work on a bill, and then making a deal from within the framework that they establish would be appealing, even for opponents who fundamentally don't trust him.
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According to multiple reports, the teams had been in talks about the 10th pick, but as the Broncos went on the clock, they presumed the Steelers were no longer interested in making a deal.
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In making a deal with Amazon, the mayor and the governor negotiated behind closed doors and created a process that prevents the City Council from having any power to amend or torpedo the agreement.
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On Monday, Durbin revealed he's pursuing that shaming strategy, telling the Chicago Sun-Times that, "if President Trump is not a racist, he can prove it" by making a deal on the DACA legislation.
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She also told the publication that during last week's meeting with Trump and congressional leadership, McConnell "unwittingly, probably," gave Democrats an edge on making a deal when he proposed three months of government funding.
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President Juan Manuel Santos won the 2016 Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to end the FARC conflict, but has been criticized for making a deal the opposition says is too lenient on the rebels.
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People for whom the word "hustle" has lost all of its negative connotations may well admire Mr. Bowien for making a deal, not quite realizing that what he has sold is access to their heads.
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AP: But when it comes to making a deal with Ryan or other Republicans, any sort of deal is going to contain something that some part of the party or the base really, really hates.
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Mr. Trump and his advisers are wary of being criticized by both Democrats and Republicans for making a deal that is too weak and giving up the leverage Mr. Trump has created with his tariffs.
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"We must all work together toward making a deal" After hours of uncharacteristic circumspection in the wake of Iran's attacks on bases housing US troops in Iraq, Trump finally addressed the nation on Wednesday morning.
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A 243.38 percent rise in BAT's shares since Britons opted for Brexit in June, and a 26 percent fall for Reynolds, brought the companies' trading multiples closer together, making a deal more affordable, the sources said.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday said the two sides were "very close to making a deal," though the United States remains hesitant to lift $250 billion in tariffs that China is seeking to have removed.
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His offer was ultimately refused, though the US ended up making a deal with the Danish government to build a military base on Greenland in the early 1950s — displacing a local indigenous population in the process.
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The challenge, however, won't be in making a deal, but most likely trying to get Kim to stick to it as he tries to get out of the box in which we have placed his regime.
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Even if he could be defended for making a deal with Donnie — $40 million in exchange for a few difficult months as a saboteur — he sees far enough ahead to make sure Donnie dies on schedule.
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Beijing has denied ever making a deal with Manila and Washington, a Philippine diplomat who was involved in the negotiations told Reuters, on condition of anonymity, because he was not authorised to speak to the media.
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The revelations around this new trove of tapes are only the latest developments that hint that Cohen, who's described himself as Trump's "fix-it guy," could be considering making a deal to flip on the president.
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And while the actor is loathe to oversell the political implications of a musical comedy about a carnivorous plant, he's not not thinking about it: "The show's about making a deal with the devil," he adds.
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If the President sticks to this position, it's huge because a solution for the Dreamers has been the main sticking point in immigration and budget talks, and may make Democrats more amenable to making a deal.
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He argued the United States is better off making the deal with Saudi Arabia with some nonproliferation concessions, rather than not making a deal and watching Saudi Arabia get reactors from another potential supplier, like Russia.
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They must now break away from the remnants of the Iran deal -– or JCPOA –- and we must all work together toward making a deal with Iran that makes the world a safer and more peaceful place.
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They must now break away from the remnants of the Iran deal, or J.C.P.O.A., and we must all work together toward making a deal with Iran that makes the world a safer and more peaceful place.
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There's a geopolitical thread, in which Teddy McDonald (Carter Hudson), a down-and-out C.I.A. agent, tries to kick-start his career by making a deal to import coke to fund the contra rebels in Nicaragua.
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In the second case, Netanyahu was recorded discussing making a deal with a paper for less critical coverage, and in return, he would crack down on a rival publication — though such a deal never went through.
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They must now break away from the remnants of the Iran deal, or JCPOA, and we must all work together toward making a deal with Iran that makes the world a safer and more peaceful place.
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As American policy in Afghanistan seems bent more than ever on making a deal with Taliban insurgents to withdraw American troops from the country after nearly two decades of war, Mr. Khalilzad's diplomacy is taking priority.
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During an appearance in the Oval Office with Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany on Friday, Mr. Trump said he believed that the North Korean leader was serious about making a deal to give up his nuclear weapons.
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Wolfsthal believed that the hearings and committee's work back then were partisan, pointing in particular to a letter sent by 47 Republican senators (Corker not among them) warning Iran about making a deal with the United States.
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"While we had previously assumed that President Trump would see making a deal as more advantageous to his 2020 re-election prospects, we are now less confident that this is his view," analysts at Goldman Sachs said.
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Trump called for the end of a DACA deal On Sunday, Trump tweeted that he was not in favor of making a deal with Democrats on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, also known as DACA.
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The Dow dropped 280 points on Tuesday and at one point was down as much as 457 points after Trump said it may be better to wait until after the election before making a deal with China.
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Trump said that he appreciated the recent visit by Abe to Iran to meet Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, but that he believed it is "too soon to even think about" the United States making a deal with Tehran.
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Making a deal with Democrats was always going to be a challenge, but Trump's sinking approval ratings, his polarizing tweets and his administration's move to block oversight requests from the minority party have hurt the chances. http://bit.
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"On the contrary, the choice of the short-range missile is a sign that, for the time being, Pyongyang remains serious about making a deal with the U.S.," he wrote in a report for the NK News website.
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Del Pino told Reuters last week that Iranian Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh had told him Iran should reach desired output levels of 3.8-4.0 million barrels per day by September, making a deal on production restraint more likely.
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And while it would make Ryan and McConnell angry, they'd no more be in a position to stop it than they were in a position to stop Trump and Schumer from making a deal on the debt ceiling.
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But his investigation continued: in 2015, Nisman publicly accused Argentina's then-president (and newly sworn-in vice president), Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, of making a deal to absolve the perpetrators of the attacks, then covering up that agreement.
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"They must now break away from the remnants of the Iran deal — or JCPOA — and we must all work together toward making a deal with Iran that makes the world a safer and more peaceful place," Trump said.
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While Trump often says he could easily wrestle China into making a deal to benefit the U.S, he's also suggested Xi could be trying to wait him out in the hopes he is defeated in next year's election.
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" Trump appeared to weigh in on Twitter, saying: "While I very much appreciate P.M. Abe going to Iran to meet with Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, I personally feel that it is too soon to even think about making a deal.
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The Kurds, who control a swath of land in northeastern Syria, have not ruled out making a deal with Assad if the US abandons them, which could potentially return a huge chunk of Syria back to the government's control.
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And after making a deal with Brazilian officials, it's in Italy that Buscetta earns the film's titular nickname, laying bare the mafia's power structure to the authorities, and fingering his former colleagues for Judge Giovanni Falcone (Fausto Russo Alesi).
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Read more: Iranian official mocks John Bolton after he's ousted from Trump's White HouseBut Trump has recently appeared to open to the idea of making a deal with Iran — a similar position he conveyed to the North Korean government.
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Trump is 'receptive to making a deal' to end shutdown, says Senator Lindsey Graham, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has won a third straight term, and crude oil prices look likely to trade below $70 per barrel in 2019.
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White House officials say that the president, who is concerned about the collapse of his own political support, feels good about his stance on the shutdown and sees no urgency toward making a deal with the incoming Democratic majority.
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Subrata Roy, the embattled chairman of the India-based Sahara Group and the principal owner of the Plaza, who has repeatedly put the hotel up for sale without ever making a deal, is looking for a buyer once again.
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Puttipong Punnakanta, a Palang Pracharat board member and a member of parliament, told Reuters on Sunday the party - which gained the second-largest number of seats in the March 24 election - said he was confident of making a deal.
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In the second case, one of Netanyahu's aides recorded lengthy conversations between the prime minister and the head of Israel's largest opposition paper, in which they discussed making a deal where the paper would be less critical of Netanyahu.
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To be sure, last week, Trump sort of let the cat out of the bag that he wasn't actually that worried about a crisis at the border when he said whether he declared an emergency depended on him making a deal.
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There have been multiple reports suggesting Cohen is considering making a deal to cooperate with Justice Department prosecutors, and he has publicly distanced himself from the president, going as far as to change his Twitter profile to remove references to Trump.
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"While we had previously assumed that President Trump would see making a deal as more advantageous to his 2020 re-election prospects, we are now less confident that this is his view," analysts at Goldman Sachs said in a note Tuesday.
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Trump's tactics, one senior administration official said on the condition of anonymity, mirror those in many of his business deals: simultaneously playing good cop and bad cop, not appearing too interested in making a deal but keeping lines of communication open.
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May's time in office appeared to be limited to a few months and John McDonnell, the shadow chancellor, said making a deal with her government would be like signing a contract with a company which was about to enter administration.
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"We have pulled out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, and now we see Japan making a deal with Europe, which will have an adverse effect upon a number of our industries as Japan lowers its tariffs to our competitors," Hills said.
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Either he risks a close associate or family member going to jail — or potentially making a deal with federal prosecutors in return for testimony that could incriminate others — or he uses the presidential pardon power to shield them from federal charges.
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"When you're buying a team, you're not only making a deal between you and the seller, you also have to get the blessing from the N.F.L.," said Anthony Di Santi, global head of sports finance and advisory at Citi Private Bank.
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"If you and I are making a deal, and you have to drag me kicking and screaming the whole way, what are the odds the deal is going to hold?" asked Derek Scissors, a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute.
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He says he's concerned about assimilation and crime and native wages; his critics say he just wants to keep America as white as possible, and that by even bringing him to meetings Trump is making a deal impossible to reach.
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Between the lines: The Israelis were worried that Trump — who loves making a deal and relishes the drama of an unconventional meeting (think Kim Jong-un) — would let French President Emmanuel Macron talk him into holding an unscheduled meeting with Zarif.
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Sinclair has also butted heads with Sling TV and even the sports-centric FuboTV, so YouTube isn't alone in having a tough time making a deal and there's reason to believe this situation isn't as straightforward as Sinclair lets on.
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"They must now break away from the remnants of the Iran deal, or JCPOA, and we must all work together toward making a deal with Iran that makes the world a safer and more peaceful place," Trump said on Wednesday.
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Although the president happily walked away from the Obama-era nuclear deal of 2015 and has raged against Iran's clerics on many occasions, he's been keen on making a deal with the government there and averse to a military confrontation.
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"When it comes to Helios international activity, ... we are still studying that market and we're not at a stage where we're making a deal right now," Fresenius Chief Executive Ulf Schneider said in a conference call discussing first-quarter results.
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"In short, Comcast was getting no respect from the stock market — it was a real Rodney Dangerfield stock — so they decided to get their growth groove back by making a deal that will let them expand fast and hard," Cramer said.
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"When I first got into this race, I remember President Trump scoffed and said he's like to see me making a deal with [Chinese President] Xi Jinping," Buttigieg said, referring to comments Trump made at a rally in May deriding him.
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President Donald Trump said on Thursday he was close to making a deal but was not sure if he wants to do it, while news that Trump's hardline trade adviser Peter Navarro, will attend the meeting between Trump and Xi, added to worries.
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And with the North Korean dictator taking a big step towards legitimization if he is given a summit without making a deal to go non-nuclear, Pyongyang would have every incentive to stall on any pledges for as long as it can.
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T'Challa (Chadwick Boseman), newly crowned King of Wakanda and inheritor of the mantle of Black Panther, has received a tip that a villain he's been chasing will be making a deal in an underground speakeasy in the South Korean port of Busan.
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Bashing the Iran deal earns Trump praise from Obama-hating Republicans, while making a deal with North Korea—even one that sacrifices the longstanding American goal of denuclearizing the communist regime—has even fueled talk that he deserves a Nobel Peace Prize.
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Moreover, making a deal on immigration would force President Trump to concede that American taxpayers, not Mexico, would be paying for the wall at a time when tax reform and the new budget deal have added approximately $3 trillion to the deficit.
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As for the shutdown fight, it no longer appears that Pelosi has much to worry about when it comes to the Speakership vote, which she is widely expected to win handily after making a deal that limits her tenure to another four years.
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President Trump shocked Republicans on Wednesday by making a deal with Democrats to prevent a government shutdown, raise the debt ceiling and provide aid to communities hit by Hurricane Harvey — right in front of his own party's leaders at the White House.
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After House Republicans were unable to gather enough votes to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act in March, President Trump suggested that he would consider making a deal with Democrats, potentially by lumping tax and infrastructure legislation into a giant jobs package.
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Some conservatives have hinted they'd be willing to trade dreamer protections for the wall, but there are other indications that the nativist crew at the White House will want much more in the way of concessions from Democrats, making a deal seem impossible.
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Mr. Aquino, who cannot run again because of term limits, has responded by challenging China's claims in a United Nations arbitration court and by making a deal with the United States that would increase the number of American ships and aircraft operating in the Philippines.
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MEADOWS: You know, in my gut, I think what happens is, is, in any negotiation, when you get close to actually making a deal, people get overconfident on their ability and what they think the other side may or may not want and the motivations.
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That doesn't mean that the Republicans who do care about making a deal — or those who just want to avoid getting blamed when hundreds of DACA recipients a day start losing their protections when the program's official sunset date hits in March — won't ultimately prevail.
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To the extent that the $18 billion document throws a wrench in DACA negotiations, it's because it illustrates the first problem above: It's not clear the White House is interested in making a deal that involves getting anything less than its entire immigration wish list.
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Lawmakers have tried to accommodate European concerns in their crafting of the bill and softened the sanctions language a bit to show that, but they really have one main priority here: Deprive Trump of his most prized bargaining chip for making a deal with Putin.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday that he appreciated the recent visit by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to Iran to meet leaders, but that he believed it is "too soon to even think about" the United States making a deal with Tehran.
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"GM will de-consolidate a loss-making asset and improve return on capital, something that investors have blamed the company for in the last years, making a deal with FCA less likely," said Angelo Meda, head of equities at Banor SIM, adding that FCA's options were dwindling.
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The Indianapolis furnace plant pledged to stay in the United States late last year after making a deal with President Trump, but announced today that it will lay off more than 600 workers, the final 290 of which will be fired just before the holiday season.
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Raiders General Manager Reggie McKenzie said Stephen Jones, the Cowboys' executive vice president of personnel, had called last week to say he would check in on Cooper on Monday and offered the first-round pick that the Raiders were holding out for before making a deal.
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"In the past, the United States has been faced with making a deal with China in one arena while being irritated or highly concerned about others, such as human rights or security," said Scott Kennedy, a China expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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For those who still think President Trump is still in any way a part of the GOP establishment, the sight of him making a deal with the likes of House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer must have been a big surprise.
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To do that, Sanders needs to retain the base of support he already has, and keep those supporters motivated enough that Democratic Party officials feel that Clinton's success at the polls in the fall is dependent on them making a deal with Sanders over the summer.
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Instead of making a deal with the Weckquaesgeek tribe that actually lived on Manhattan — and would go to war with the Dutch over the territory years later — the naive newcomers probably handed over their guilders to the Canarsee tribe, unaware they were based in what is now Brooklyn.
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An agreement with China would have to fix all the violations that the U.S. alleges, otherwise making a deal would not make any sense, said Ross, who before joining the White House, made a fortune in the investment world, running W.L. Ross & Co., and buying stakes in distressed assets.
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It's only the early days in the year, but we see demand there at the beginning of the year, in '19 in China and in the U.S. SARA EISEN: Just curious, I mean, the news is that President Trump is inching very close to making a deal with China.
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There were also a handful of pundits, mostly on the right, who took shots at Jane for making a deal that put Burlington College on a slow path toward destruction before quickly disembarking with a $200,000 parachute -- the severance payment she received after being forced out by the board.
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An administration source tells us this trip is the beginning of substantive peace talks, brokered by the U.S. Kushner met earlier today with Netanyahu, and over the course of two previous days met with key Arab leaders, who are invested in Israel and the Palestinians making a deal.
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GOP leaders absent from dinner Making a deal that finds a way to keep the individuals who benefit under DACA in the United States shows the challenge of striking bipartisan deals in Washington, and no agreement will move forward in Congress unless Ryan and McConnell agree on it.
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He and his inseparable, grim-visaged security gurus (played with straight-faced hilarity by Tom Lipinski and Brian Wiles) have been struggling to stop Dr. Gilbert, the oncologist Axe employed to test the potency of the poison used to spike Ice Juice, from making a deal to testify.
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"The time has come for the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Russia, and China to ... break away from the remnants of the Iran deal or JCPOA, and we must all work together toward making a deal with Iran that makes the world a safer and more peaceful place," he stated.
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Looking back six or seven years, Tauzin explained that PhRMA decided it was better off making a deal — and heading off a more radical health transformation, like the kind of single payer plan Bernie Sanders ran on this year, or even the public option that Clinton has endorsed.
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The company claims its tax practices are above board and commonly used by global companies, but on Monday, the EU decided otherwise and ruled the government of Ireland provided "illegal state aid," which is essentially making a deal with a company that benefits it in an unfair way.
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By handing over billions of dollars and promises of closer cooperation so that the Turkish government will act as a prison guard for the fleeing Syrians, Brussels is making a deal with an increasingly authoritarian regime that is committing human rights abuses and forcibly silencing voices of opposition with impunity.
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Trump directed a senior level delegation to depart for Ankara, Turkey, as quickly as possible, the officials said, adding that he would not send a high level delegation on such short notice unless he was pretty confident there was a chance at making a deal to stop the Turkish invasion.
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What Leon is trying to say here is that Netflix spends a lot of money producing original content and then delivers it to consumers in its own app, while Time Warner's Turner TV division owns networks like CNN that are generally reliant on making a deal with a cable company for channel placement.
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Progressives will have to be particularly adept at hardnosed dealing, because they are about to be confronted with a woman who has distinguished herself by her dogged pursuit of power; indifference to slander, principle or ethics; and who has little inclination to protect her public persona when it comes to making a deal.
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"The time has come for the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Russia, and China to ... break away from the remnants of the Iran deal or JCPOA, and we must all work together toward making a deal with Iran that makes the world a safer and more peaceful place," the president said in a speech last week.
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Congress punts a continuing resolution for a matter of months and then waits for the last possible moment to vote on appropriations, thereby setting up the threat of a government shutdown in order to shakedown and extort the other party into making a deal that, again, will only last months before the whole process repeats itself.
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After Trump stunned both parties this week by defying Republican leaders Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell and making a deal with the Democratic leaders Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer on a debt ceiling increase, the Capitol is frozen from the uncertainty of whether this represents a new approach to governing or is a one-time impetuous deal.
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As the DACA issue jumps to the forefront of an already crowded agenda, Congressional Republicans are eyeing three potential options:Letting the program die without a legislative fix, passing a stand-alone bill to preserve the order, or making a deal with Democrats that maintains DACA protections in exchange for concessions on immigration enforcement and cuts to legal migration levels.
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" In an interview with Jake Tapper of CNN on the morning after the summit, Kudlow seemed to confirm that the president's fit of pique was in response to the perceived "betrayal" by Trudeau following a bilateral meeting in which the United States and Canada were, according to Kudlow, "very close to making a deal with Canada on NAFTA, bilaterally perhaps.
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"Making a deal is a great thing for the world, it's also a great thing for China, I can't imagine that China is happy with someone having nuclear weapons so close," Trump told reporters in Singapore after his historic meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. China's foreign ministry issued a statement praising the resolve of Trump and Kim.
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Read more: Joe Biden says he regrets not getting Anita Hill 'the kind of hearing she deserved' As the committee's leader, Biden has since been heavily criticized for making a deal that blocked any witnesses to help Hill's case from publicly testifying, and for not doing enough to protect Hill, a woman of color, from attacks on her character from an all-male, all-white panel.
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And while nobody running for office is going to discuss in detail the specific outlines of unsavory compromises they might be willing to make with a GOP legislative majority, the candidates' records indicate that if McConnell were interested in making a deal, Biden would be a lot more willing than Sanders to give up Social Security cuts if he could get something in exchange that he thought was important.
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Here's what we've learned about the secretive kingdom: One of the most high-profile defectors from North Korea has spoken to foreign media for the first time, revealing that Pyongyang's elite are turning against leader Kim Jong Un. Thae Yong Ho also predicted that reunification with South Korea could happen within five years, and warned U.S. President Donald Trump about the dangers of making a deal with the current regime over nuclear weapons.
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Foreign affairs expert Gordon Chang praised President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Friday for walking away from the latest North Korea summit without making a deal, dismissing the proposals put forth by leader Kim Jong Un. "I mean the North Koreans were putting forth absurd proposals," Chang told Hill.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.) said Tuesday that he believes President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE is violating the Constitution's emoluments clause by making a deal with Beijing over Chinese telecommunications company ZTE.
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North Korean defector predicts that the elite will turn against leader Kim Jong Un North Korean defector predicts that the elite will turn against leader Kim Jong Un One of the most high-profile defectors from North Korea has spoken to foreign media for the first time, revealing that Pyongyang's elite are turning against leader Kim Jong Un. Thae Yong Ho also predicted that reunification with South Korea could happen within five years, and warned U.S. President Donald Trump about the dangers of making a deal with the current regime over nuclear weapons.
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But Republicans hold a slim 51-49 majority in the Senate and with other GOP senators, including Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (Alaska) and Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (Maine), backing Flake, Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) likely could not have moved his nomination without making a deal.
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