Pat Bet-David

Let me get to the next story here.

Next story I want to get into, to me, this is a top five story, maybe even higher.

I know we'll get to the government shutdown.

But let's get into this story.

The story is about Panama Canal.

Rob, where's the Panama Canal?

There it is.

Panama Court kicks Hong Kong's C.K.

Hutchison out of Canal Ports.

What do you mean by that?

Don't they own it?

They haven't sold it to BlackRock yet, and this is a Financial Times story.

This is a very, very big story.

And we were at the Pentagon a couple days ago talking to some of the people that were working closely with this.

The stuff that we have, we can speak about some of the stuff.

So Panama's top court has annulled a contract for a Hong Kong-based company to operate a pair of ports on the country's famous canal, casting doubt over a deal to sell the terminals and boosting President Trump's effort to reassert U.S.

influence in the region.

In a unanimous ruling published late on Thursday, the Central American Country Supreme Court said the concession for a unit of C.K.

Hutchinson Holdings

to run the ports at either end of the Panama Canal was unconstitutional.