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investor katherine tai from the u.s. trade representative. director the cfc be, rohit chopra a forclosure, german of e industries exchange commission gary gensler and last, but certainly not least, chair of the surface transportation board, martin overman, thank you for being with us today. >> live at quÉbec. >> you be wonderful to just start at the outset and explain to us, how you think about competition policy in the context of your agency and your mission.ou maybe tom vilsack you can start us off. >> i thank you so greatly important, we have lost 544970 forms says secretary of agriculture raise concerns about the consolidation of farmland and what we've seen a look horse of the last 40 years is a consolidation of just about everything connected to agriculture and i would see is very hard fore small and midsize farming operations have a shot under this administration came along. we know believable of government, the opportunity that we have worked closely with the department of justice had a partnership i thank you so resulted in fair opp
investor katherine tai from the u.s. trade representative. director the cfc be, rohit chopra a forclosure, german of e industries exchange commission gary gensler and last, but certainly not least, chair of the surface transportation board, martin overman, thank you for being with us today. >> live at quÉbec. >> you be wonderful to just start at the outset and explain to us, how you think about competition policy in the context of your agency and your mission.ou maybe tom vilsack...
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trade representative katherine tai and consumer protection bureau, rohit chopra, this is just over an hour.
trade representative katherine tai and consumer protection bureau, rohit chopra, this is just over an hour.
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katherine tai will have the final say and how important pennsylvania is to the election. trump made support for the steel industry a key pillar of his 2016 and 2020 campaigns and recently chided biden for proposed merger of the steel manufacturers. biden has opposed it. shareholders voted to improve it and still under investigation for antitrust compliance and scrutiny chafes against biden's goal with tighter alignment with japan as a counter balance to china. china might respond to biden's calls with new levies of its own. that's what happened when trump did the same thing. inflation has been the achilles heel of biden's poor marks on his handling of the economy. >> dana: we'll pay attention to that. thanks, jacque. if you have more about the economy and politics a great conversation with the big money show host as brian brenberg. he was on this week's perino on podcast. min nice, that guy. >> bill: ground break than cancer treatment giving hope to some of the most vulnerable pediatric patients. we're live in atlanta home to the cdc and more. what did you find out? >> ca
katherine tai will have the final say and how important pennsylvania is to the election. trump made support for the steel industry a key pillar of his 2016 and 2020 campaigns and recently chided biden for proposed merger of the steel manufacturers. biden has opposed it. shareholders voted to improve it and still under investigation for antitrust compliance and scrutiny chafes against biden's goal with tighter alignment with japan as a counter balance to china. china might respond to biden's...
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coming up this hour, katherine tai on the 2021 trade agenda. what she calls the risk of an economic cold war. the s&p is heading for its third straight week of losses but remaining bullish, saying "we remain happy to trade rate cuts for earnings growth. we are impressed at how well the equity market has moved ahead shifting gears from the ai, t ech-led magnificent seven." do you have a different view on things? jay: yes. you want to fade the consensus. one year ago the imf meetings were ultra-gloomy. over the last 12 months equities , global equities up 18%. bonds down 4%. we are more in the roaring 20's camp and we have wrote about this recently in the shape of things to come. our view is that the 2023 to 2027 period globally will be very much like the 9095 to 1999 period in the u.s. which was a period of above trend growth, better productivity, low inflation, real gains and a good environment for risk assets. we think the difference this time is it will be global. jonathan: what tells you that it will be global? what is guiding that assessmen
coming up this hour, katherine tai on the 2021 trade agenda. what she calls the risk of an economic cold war. the s&p is heading for its third straight week of losses but remaining bullish, saying "we remain happy to trade rate cuts for earnings growth. we are impressed at how well the equity market has moved ahead shifting gears from the ai, t ech-led magnificent seven." do you have a different view on things? jay: yes. you want to fade the consensus. one year ago the imf...
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they are on in the week will be speaking to katherine tai herself, a lot of talk about on trade. lisa: they did upgrade their growth forecast going into this with a host of risks coming around this. i am curious how they view an economic regime so heavily influenced by politics where suddenly this is a multi-polar world where economic policy is political policy is geopolitics and does not look they free-trade from the past. annmarie: a strong criticism when it comes to the united states and the fiscal health of this country. all the money coming out the door helping with american exceptionalism. will they ever deal with the debt problem? jonathan: it is time to go to the train station? annmarie: only one of us is taking the train. john and lisa are lying. i am one taking the train. jonathan: i am very pro-save the planet and take the train down to washington, d.c.. i do not have transient trains are if i'm being honest, getting on and off. you sit on a plane, get where you need to know -- get where you need to go. lisa: you get used to everyone around you. annmarie: are you flyin
they are on in the week will be speaking to katherine tai herself, a lot of talk about on trade. lisa: they did upgrade their growth forecast going into this with a host of risks coming around this. i am curious how they view an economic regime so heavily influenced by politics where suddenly this is a multi-polar world where economic policy is political policy is geopolitics and does not look they free-trade from the past. annmarie: a strong criticism when it comes to the united states and the...