actually took part in the attacks so instead of presenting they were active participants in the burning of schools streets in belfast. more than a 100 innocent civilians were. as the review continues and we found out more a little surprised about the extent and the degree to which the solution was involved in some of those cases the killers would lead to be named to the no beginning i think it went to do very very top i think if the. the water where all the patients knew. and give the go ahead to. the people's republic of china as a nonconformist utopia or a politically correct. nonetheless the experiment being played out in seattle is no laughing matter the ideas of law and order and the legitimate use of force are at

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on this tuesday u.k. clinical trial known as recovery found a possible treatment for covert 19 well providing low doses of the generics to stero a drug dexamethasone to patients with the coronavirus reduced deaths of 21 3rd in severely ill hospitalized patients for patients on oxygen it could death by a 5th loss for the university professor martin landry co-leading the trial said this is a result that shows that if patients who have coven 19 are on ventilators or on oxygen are given dexamethasone it will save lives and it will do so at a remarkably low cost could lead investigator peter or be added it's a major breakthrough docs some of the phone is inexpensive on the shelf and can be used immediately to save lives worldwide meanwhile stocks also jumped off of the u.s. commerce department released data on consumer spending for the month of may after 2 consecutive months of record drops retail sales posted a record 17.7 percent that's more than double previous 8.4 percent estimates well

in march it plunged by 8.3 percent and in april by 14 point 7 percent retail sales make up nearly half of all consumer spending and almost 70 percent of u.s. g.d.p. last year americans spent $14.00 trillion dollars well for more we are joined by editorial director at the american institute for economic research mr jeffrey tucker and from bubba trading todd. horwitz thank you gentlemen our bubble i believe todd we only have you for an hour hopefully jeffrey can can join us in a bit but todd let me start by by asking you this week looks like volatility is back indices reversed courses and they came back roaring after the data that was released on both the trial the pretrial for the steroids as well as the retailers what can you tell us about this new one. trillion dollar infrastructure proposal

that's also now contributing to to those gains. well terrorism i mean the interest would be great i mean that is something that this country needs so desperately is to rebuild our roads and bridges i mean that would be something worth spending money on and it would put people to work and it would create an enormous amount of jobs not to mention finally rebuilding their broken down structure here but i go again overall i mean we're seeing markets that are really reacting in more of an illiquid condition that create these bigger spikes back and forth overall not a lot of change but some of the numbers are better and the fact there were open is better but the infrastructure to be in a great place to put money into the continuing to hand it out for no return well this is huge because this is something that president trump campaigned on the fixing infrastructure and it looks like we're finally going to see this happen now todd the fed has begun buying individual corporate bonds this week to alleviate the

intense credit market pressures but this is on top of the exchange traded funds that it's already purchasing more shifted to a more active strategy to contain these market risk what prompted this move. well i think the fed is scared but this shows you the ignorance of the federal reserve that they need to feel compelled that they can't let a free market price that's own asset classes and that's one of the biggest problems that i have with the fed who anybody who wants her to manipulate the market and try to put a safety net wires or a safety net built underneath the market asset classes will price themselves through a free market have we not learned from japan who is now going on earth 30th year of creating garbage and no real growth of their economy this is the problem that they continue to get involved they should they're 1st of they're violating almost you know a ton of regulations which they were built with but somehow they've magic gotten to this point where they get them. and that let the markets decide themselves and of

course i don't know to figure out the vote as you can tell and i think they're making a huge mistake which will lead to another bubble and another major meltdown at some point jeffrey i think we have him in the conversation now thank you for joining us we do have a question about what your own power federally are today what do you make of his testimony before the senate committee. i didn't hear the testimony of society but i will say this i completely agree the feds current actions are disastrous and are creating as many desertions distortions as a lockdown and i'm very concerned that we've got a federal reserve now being a mighty player in financial markets we've never seen anything like this before. said is completely going outside of its mandate and almost of my fed watching friends are appalled and writing desperate articles about this to condemn this because because the effects of this on financial markets and macroeconomic

stability in the future could be devastating this is an untested unprecedented actions that that the fed is taking undertaking right now and they're saying they're willing to do whatever it takes to keep the economy going there have been a lot of predictions about what market recovery is going to look like and the age of the pandemic i want to play you a clip of what he said fed chairman jerome powell said earlier today until the public is confident it is disease is contained recovery is unlikely we're no longer the downturn worse the greater the potential for longer term damage from job loss and business closures long periods of unemployment can erode worker skills and hurt their future job. persistent unemployment can also negate the gates made by many disadvantage and hurt this during the long. jeffrey what does this mean for the so-called the recovery that so many people are expecting. look i was i was

actually optimistic about this v. shaped recovery after maybe 2 weeks of lockdown maybe after a month we've been in this nonsense for 3 months the u.s. has not yet open we're far from it he speaks of public panic but i'm telling you which responsible for the public panic are these government policies with mandatory masking these crazy social distancing things that all this nonsense going on it's got everybody whipped up to a frenzy so i yeah i am now not nearly as optimistic about the status of recovery even before the end of the year like we saw retail sales picking up stuff like that but you know the quick look where we began you know 2 months ago it was a year and a calamity so of course retail sales are back but that's not that is not going to build the capital base that we need for a full recovery there's no chance i wouldn't think of anything remotely like recovery this year and we could be we could be looking at years of suffering not to mention a lot of permanent damage to labor markets and to the capital structures and everything

else around the world it's very very bad what todd jerome powell did favor he believes that we possibly hit market bottom that if we don't see the research of cases of 1000 cases again where do we know if they're going from here todd. jeffrey your take. ok well i did i say i'm actually not nearly as optimistic as i was and i think we're going to be in for a lot of a lot of suffering you know when you think about the fact that more than 100000 businesses have been shuttered permanently in this because there's no coming back from this i mean just driving around doing that right now i see half the small businesses just closed up shop for good this one and this is going to take a long adjustment and it's going to be i would say years and politically this is been tremendously destabilizing for the u.s. it seems increase. edible that only in february we had this world's strongest

economy and so much business optimism now america's like it's not just a fun a financial and economic depression it's a psychological depression right i mean it's it's been it's very bad and people are are mopey a business investment i don't think we're going to see anything like a return solid business investment for 3 years until we get absolute assurances that something like this lockdown will never happen again right and we're not we don't we don't know whether or not oh happy again of the 2nd resurgence of killers of acting or how this will recover but the market euphoria was cut short though when when chairman powell said that the central bank what it just corporate bond buying based on these market conditions is it too early for these type of comments i mean to tell already be thinking about taking the foot off the gas pedal. i think probably that was a help a con and helpful comment right now because people are starting to worry about inflation so when you here's the thing about the prospect of inflation it's very

highly contention upon as of last day of money right so so usually in an economic crisis of loss of money would crash like it did after 2008 and that tends to suppress a little bit of the upward pressure on prices but when you see look at retail sales that are going on right now that may not be the case we might not we might be people who develop very short term outlooks and ready to spend like crazy and get out there and the lawsuit money could stabilize or go up in which case we're going to see a lot of upward pressure on a lot of prices and so in that case yes powell needs to be talking about the in came right now we've got he's got to sop up some of this liquidity that he pumped up into the markets just to to really inflate the until there's an end to this crime by earth until we can guarantee like you said a full opening of the economy once again jeffrey tucker editorial director at the american institute for economic research and earlier we heard from the top of a horowitz chief strategist at bubba trading thank you so much for making time for

us today. the energy sector has been one of the hardest hit during the crown of pandemic oil and natural gas prices have continued to decline and that means more and more jobs are at risk r.t. saya tavenner reports. unemployment over the past 3 months have been the worst since the great depression in 2008 since to pandemic began more than 44000000 american workers have fall for unemployment but comparing industries across the board with other countries the us oil and gas industry appears to be in a losing battle as the corner virus is still claiming lives worldwide for nearly 3 months cities across the country have been struggling financially following stay at home orders due to the pandemic and the us energy industry already in a state of the klein before the virus came along is now reporting record drops in their number working rigs and industry employment but most analysts predicted the

industry might recover well over the next few months to hits just kept on coming in april and may alone and 19 oil and gas companies in north america filed for bankruptcy then even more bad news came once again in april as u.s. or prices crashed to a record low falling below 0 dollars a barrel and dropping to their lowest prices on record for the largest single day drop of more than 90 percent and according to the u.s. bureau of labor statistics more than 100000 u.s. oil and gas jobs have been laws during the economic downturn brought on by the current of ours pandemic and in march alone drilling companies are fineries cut more than $51000.00 jobs which is equivalent to 7 years of job growth just wiped out in a single month and another $50000.00 job losses came from world field service and pipeline companies and most of the energy jobs have been focused in texas home to

the permian basin and eagle ford shale which has more than half of the u.s. drilling rigs. and in the houston area by some estimates they might even lose 200-002-3000 extension 00 jobs in the near future and or all towns across the country are looking at similar double economic blows with states like alaska california louisiana north dakota oklahoma and wyoming amongst our there are facing the potential budget cuts and layoffs and the us energy industries likely to remain in a crisis even despite the opec plus agreement extending production cuts by another model and globally the oil industry is projected to lose $1.00 trillion dollars in revenue in 2020 due to the current of our shutdowns and with record low oil

prices there are just not a sufficient price for the heavily leveraged u.s. shell producers so while most other industries will start to see the labor demand that lead to a road to recovery or oil and gas workers will just have to wait monch longer because when you can't produce it and you can't refine it and you can sell it that's just not a good situation to be in in washington i'm sorry to have injure our team. time now for a quick break but stay here because when we return a major step for foreign money in china we'll tell you why american express getting to him and that work there as we go to break here the numbers out of.

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a huge financial step or 2. as a country has opened up its $45.00 trillion dollars financial market to foreign investors will over the weekend china's central bank issued a license to u.s. credit card company american express to clear transactions in the chinese mainland well it's a huge move as this is the 1st time this kind of financial license has been issued to any foreign institution now to be clear the license was issued to express technology services which is a joint venture between american express and chinese phone tech firm wheelin digital company but the impact on american express cannot be understated as a u.s. company will be the 1st foreign company with access to the chinese payment market well that payment market has an estimated worth of $27.00 trillion dollars steve inquiry the chairman of american express said in a statement we are pleased to be the 1st foreign company to receive this license

this approval represents an important step forward in our long term growth strategy and it is a historic moment. and as china is opening its markets to u.s. companies the u.s. is moving in the opposite direction with a number of groups encouraging the trumpet ministration to ban chinese companies from entering the us altogether so let's go deeper on this issue and bring in john quality of the. co-host of boom bust and investigative journalist ben swan john let's start with you a huge move we're seeing here and certainly a big win for american express is this just the beginning of china allowing u.s. companies more access to their markets. a big win for american express had all of. these are also have applications in broad well behind american express and the process american express has been locking on the door of joy you know for 15 years to get those privileges very important it was really

really emphasized as part and parcel of the. trade deal with china early. well this year it's part of the process of opening up china financial markets to foreign and especially to american companies but one thing i want to stress is that china has developed very substantial competitors domestically in this payment space including union pay including pay which is part of alley bob we chat pay which is part of $10.00 cent all of these companies are very well positioned to take advantage of the china market and american express in that respect as a bit of a late comer it's going to have to market itself to not only consumers but also to banks as partners and also merchants as partners but i have

a lot of confidence in the american express's ability from decades of experience cracking emerging economies to be able to get into china and make something important happen and they've always been known for their customer service and the experience they provide well then we know the trumpet ministration even cracking down on chinese companies like wall way we've talked about it time and time again but now the administration is doing more than just that right. yeah that's right you know as john pointed out certainly you know with american express is is certainly has been part of that phase one trade deal but on the other side of that you have the u.s. going in kind of in the opposite direction as you mentioned we've seen not only the crackdown on weiwei but really the trumpet ministration has been cracking down on really chinese companies across the board in fact there's an effort right now to delist all chinese own companies from the u.s. stock exchanges so there's a lot of pushback against china right now certainly on the political side of things

and part of it is to say let's remove chinese influence from american companies and we've even seen it on the social media side where you have companies like to talk that are. chinese own and there are questions about whether or not those companies should be allowed to operate here so the big question surrounding that and i think what we're really seeing is you know these 2 things happening simultaneously yes the as the u.s. is kind of trying to push china out now we're seeing the chinese as part of that phase one trade deal saying we're going to allow some american companies in so there is a contrast there and but they are like you said of taking part in doing their part and what this china won a trade deal or at least attempting to have from from what it seems now john that china they've been moving to get at the qana me restarted in light of all this the coronavirus pandemic but now china they're seeing a resurgence of cases in beijing that is they're doing some walk down to taking care of that it seems how will that affect the move to restart the economy there.

was certainly very significant. there is this resurgence an outbreak out of one of the markets in beijing of course beijing being the capital of china it would be extremely embarrassing to the chinese government to have a significant uncontrolled outbreak in its own backyard and so obviously there is very immediate action being taken to task stand trace the folks who have been associated with the market where apparently this al brake is thought to have originated i think just as a generalization the chinese over the last 4 to 5 months have developed a very significant testing and tracing capacity which is of course supported by the information that's available from the cell phones of chinese citizens as to where they've been on any particular day of the week at any particular time and so

all of that information can be brought to bear to stamp out a potential outbreak pretty quickly so they're all the asli on top of it. and determined that nothing is going to get out of control to the point where factories that have reopened to going to have to shot or small businesses are going to have to be closed again they're going to do everything they can to prevent that happening especially because they are seeing their economy start to recover they don't want to have to shut down all of it again is what you're saying then they're taking these necessary precautions but we're seeing some similar issues here in the u.s. new rises in some cases with some states how will the u.s. deal with that on reopening that. well i think you know what you just said the china doesn't want to don't think the u.s. wants it either i don't think anybody wants to see us go through another series of shutdowns and lock downs we just got back those may numbers dealing with unemployment numbers and we've seen more people starting to work again we saw

retail sales surged by about 17.7 percent that was very good news nobody wants to go back and so at this point i think there's a lot of concern certainly in markets there's concern among politicians and there's concern among business owners in the general public that we're going to go back the way that we just came which is to go back into lockdowns and to restricting businesses instead of reopening completely and as jeffrey had said in the previous segment you know there's a lot of concern about whether or not a lot of businesses even get to come back at this point a 2nd round for businesses that are coming back a 2nd round of closures and lockdowns might certainly be you know the nail on the coffin if they do survive the 1st round so it's not promising on any level to see kind of a resurgence of cases and then having to go back into the into these lockdowns john what do you think i mean i mean the economy that i have mostly reopened are looking to reopen we're seeing a surge in cases if this in any way going to be contained. well

i agree very much with ben the. the forces of momentum now with those who wish to reopen and retrenching back to lock downs would be extremely de moralizing to consumer confidence as well as inconvenient and destructive potentially to many of the businesses who have been able to survive on the back of the short term government support that has been provided a 2nd stimulus requirement of a magnitude similar to the 1st to cover off a 2nd wave economic fallout would be extremely debilitating to the a cause. let me let specially because so many people have said that too much was closed in the 1st place now that they're starting to reopen and even president trump said he won't shut down to the states and and the country altogether but hopefully there's this new treatment so there's that potentially could help in

these pretrial hopefully they're there are other treatments that are also being studied hopefully a vaccine but again all we can say is that we're hopeful for it and only time will tell john called of the miami harvard business school and co-host an investigative journalist ben swan thank you so much for your time. that's it for this time you can catch him bust on demand on the brand new portable t.v. app available on smartphone through google play and the apple app store by searching portable t.v. signals on your t.v. by downloading the portable t.v. on an apple t.v. and online a part of the t.v. .

to get this through the book of just a non-conformist utopia or a politically correct. nonetheless the experiment being played out in seattle is no laughing matter the ideas of law and order and diligent use of force are at stake a piece of advice go visit before she visits you. in the troubled 19 seventies a group of killers rampage through parts of northern ireland that was coordinated loyalists attacks particularly costly population of tens of stories and support forced to flee their homes and what was striking to put these attacks was a p.r. you see the police actually took part in the attacks so instead of. presenting they were active participants in the burning of coal streets in belfast at the plague more than a 100 innocent civilians were unloaded as live you can see in yours and we found out more i was surprised about the extent and the take rates which the solution was

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last last. last. headlining this wednesday the 17th of june nationwide health workers rallies in france saying violent with medics tomalin the government to keep its pandemic promises to support medical stuff also. korean relations to tear a further just a day off to blowing up a diplomatic facility and now the north bows to resume war games in the demilitarized borders of the south though warms it will pay a price if it does so.