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this baby and. this on march eighteenth vote with your remote to zante for special coverage of the russian presidential election exit polls opinions real time results monitoring and much more. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. is a global trade war imminent if donald trump follows through on increasing terrorist and ending existing trade deals it seems very likely after all this was at the very

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hello and welcome to cross talk for all things considered. it's a global trade war imminent if donald trump follow through on increasing keris and ending existing trade deals it seems very likely after all this was at the very center of his campaign for the presidency it was a promise he made to his base will it make america great again. across talking trade wars i'm joined by my guest mitch firestein in new york he is a fund manager and author of the book planet ponzi also in new york we have and lee

she is a former adjunct professor at n.y.u. and her latest book is will china's economy collapse and in brussels we have steve keen he is a distinguished professor at university college london all right crosstalk rules in effect. i mean you can jump in anytime you want to i always appreciate. it to all of you before i ask you first question and i to reflect on something that pat buchanan wrote a couple days ago but title of his article is why is the g.o.p. terrified of terror so this is what he has to say from lincoln to william mckinley to theodore roosevelt and from one harding to calvin coolidge the republican party erected the most awesome manufacturing machine the world has ever seen and continuously the us relied on tariffs to convert from an agricultural economy in one thousand nine hundred to the mightiest manufacturing power on earth by one thousand nine hundred. suppose what the president is going to be doing when it comes to global trade let me go to and first reflect upon those words because in the mainstream media it's all gloom and doom i think part of it is because of what it's this president is saying it because we had bush and obama looking at the

increasing duties on a number of things and it would focus on quite a bit on china so maybe trump is amplifying it but i think it's still pretty much a political football and in new york go ahead. yes certainly there is some association with trump that's making it unpopular but generally speaking. i think a lot of folks have recognized that a real trade war would really damage u.s. interests cuz the u.s. . is very reliant on imports from around the world many u.s. companies have operations elsewhere actually in china and so having terrorists would essentially just hurt their own bottom line and this is basically a boomerang so. why would you want to hurt your own companies is basically

how they see it and so i think that there is growing recognition that that would be a really bad policy. aside from just. call rather eck and so i think that folks. are trying to raise that point gary cullen may have raised it has been unsuccessful you know mitch you know let's stick with apollo the politics of it before we get into the in a nuts and bolts here is is trump just bluffing the world i mean is it just part of his political style i mean it is quite interesting here i mean i think all of us i mean to one degree or another know basic economics obviously trade tariffs are not a good idea we could look at the one nine hundred thirty s. the most recent experience that was a disaster for the global economy no ok steve says no but let me go to mitch for is go ahead. i think yeah i think that there are a lot of moving parts to this that we have to consider and you know whenever you

have a complex situation you try to simplify it as best possible like the president uses one word soundbites or one hundred forty characters in a tweet to try to get a message out now what we have going on here is geo political attacks and neo liberalism and its failure over the past thirty or forty years so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have and the united states in the fake news media says that russia is the biggest threat it's a little difficult to fathom that when you think that russia is g.d.p. is somewhere in the neighborhood of one point two trillion dollars and china's is up near thirteen trillion if you believe their numbers which none of which are probably credible that is one of the biggest threats rather in terms of the amount of the quantum of money that the united states so as you as you posited is this just a bluff i would say it could be a bluff but we don't really know will it work probably not will it help with the one point two trillion dollars we have outstanding or china has an in our debt in

the united states debt. not really sure but one thing is for sure and i've said this many times before you have first of all it started with a currency war. i said a currency war will lead to a trade war which could potentially end it with a hot war ok stevie you are disagreeing as i was speaking in rigs actually what i was saying but i like when people disagree jumping go ahead in brussels. where you are saying it so we can all mix in that says tariffs are a bad thing basic economics is wrong and it's been wrong by theoretically empirically for a long long time just to give you all of the op the most obvious example of that is the the bank of england in the bundesbank of both come out and said that the why the textbooks teach about money creation is frankly wrong and if you get the bank of england saying the economist understand money it's a pretty bad stops of the credibility of economics so what we've been taught for a long long time is that specialize in is better the more special laws we are the better off we are and empirically that's been

a failure as very good research by god called danny roddick who you should have on the show one day who has shown that countries which have actually industrialized foster are the ones that followed protection for example includes america as you mentioned the only protectionist yeah that's what i meant to americans can assess was right capture. if you don't yeah yeah so. the theoretical argument simply wrong it's a very interesting fallacy ostend up in a cartoon book i call it called comics by the way job that i think about specialization in terms of light and ignoring the fact that you can't shift machinery from one of the streets to another now what truck trump i don't think of one of the stand the pictures in the cartoon book let alone the logic behind it but what he is identifying is the gut feeling of many many people of the sadness of america they've been screwed by trite was examined they rotch they live what we now call the truck the rust belt we call it the rust belt because factories which used to produce stuff there have turned to rust because you simply can't move industry from still manufacturing to making silicon chips you simply that the machinery rust

you saying i'm going to get the jobs back over there now you're not necessarily doing it in intelligent fashion but he has got hold of something that is real and a gut feeling other thinks a lot of americans ok who voted for him again because of exactly let me go to and here they are that's exactly what i was thinking too and it will do so i'm going to agree with what you said earlier. at the end they will probably hurt the american economy and maybe hurt the american worker but that's not the perception i mean and this is a campaign promise and he made a lot of promises that i really worried that he wouldn't keep but he's doing it all right and so this is again the it's more about perception of leadership and he's speaking to his base ok i don't know what's going to bring those jobs back but if i'm in the rust belt and i hear that there's going to be a tariff on steel even though the u.s. gets only three percent from china but it's still the perception and i think that's what he's going angling on go ahead and. well so let me just respond to what the

other person said. yes it's been known that countries need to protect their infant industries in order to grow them to be competitive enough in the global economy and then you let them set them free and. compete as hard as they can muster strong enough the us already did that and the us is an industrialized nation and us doesn't need to you know protect infant industries because it's no longer infants it's basically you know. old age at this point probably because there are steel companies all over the world and if they can't compete with other steel companies in other parts of the world then they're doing something wrong and maybe that's because of you know labor rates being too high here or regulations or who knows what or and and horse in the grand jury or bad trade deals like

now after that i mean that's why this is a peter peter you know we had mitch peter the trays a little and because of your daughter's name let me go to charter is hanging on let's go to the head to the trade deals there are a lot of bad trade deals out there there's out there that should be shut down and this was all part of a globalized globalization effort so that we have some bad trade deals that need to be scrubbed from the books but we've got to also look at as i said there are a lot of moving parts the crux of the issue is and i agree with steve kean where where he said that you know that part of economic theory has gone amiss and it certainly has if you look at the federal reserve's economic modeling it's totally wrong a lot of these are have been totally wrong central bank money printing has hit a fever pitch where they've got ten trillion dollars on their books and they've only produced maybe two trillion ten trillion out of the ten trillion two trillion .