Trump Says US 'Probably' Has Four or Five Trade Deals
President Donald Trump says the US has made a trade deal with 'probably four or five different countries,' naming agreements with China and the UK. Trump also says they're close to reaching a deal with India. He speaks at the White House. (Source: Bloomberg)
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