. >>> for more on china i'm joined by peter navarro, professor of economics and public policy at uc irvine of 'n' death by china." peter good to see you. thank you for joining us. >> good to see you in my home surf. >> great to be here. let's talk about this for a second. when china's economic growth slows down, markets here react badly. investors do not like that. they feel that with slower growth in other parts of the world, we depend on india, we depend on china to keep on chugging faster. do we gain or lose from china slowing down a little bit? >> ali, we lose. what tells us when china is slowing down, china continues to have the structural problem that is killing our own economy. that structural problem is that it's heavily export dependent. in order for china to grow it basically over the last few years has flooded united states and europe with illegally subsidized exports. >> when you say illegally subsidized exports, what do you mean? >> run them down. china manipulates its currency which acts as a tariff. >> lower than it should. >> right. >> doesn't let it float freely. >> stops

settlement, one of the most renowned experts in this area, who is a professor at you see irvine -- at uc irvine. that will be the difference between what is promised and delivered, so we understand that, and i think the third thing that we need to do is we need to keep going. the settlement only applies to the 40% of people who have their loans bond by a private bank or have the lines owned by a bank itself, a private investor or a bank. 60% of the loans are owned by fannie mae and freddie mac, and i think the ag has made a call that is starting to get some traction at the federal level that they not only need to engage in principle reduction but that there has to be a higher level of accountability for whatever role they played and continue to play in the foreclosure problems we are seeing in the state, and the fourth thing is, we have to change state law. state law needs to be adopted. this is a battle that has happened in the legislature for each of the past years, and we have a high level of enrollment at a high level and the legislature, and we have a big, broad, deep coalition, and i thin

there was a woman named jill price who had gone through testing at uc irvine because she felt she had this unusual memory and they finally said, wow, we've never seen anything like this. the scientists, the doctors, they documented it, they tested it and they offered the story to both primetime live and lesley stahl. she said hate to burst your bubble but marilu henner has the same memory. so she didn't take the story. in fact she had one of her producers go to lunch with me to prove that i had it and why she didn't think it was that rare. >> you've now met some of the other people that have this ability. >> yes. i met them december the 7th of 2009. >> what i remember about you most vividly from the apprentice was the unbelievable energy that you used to radiate. >> well, donald trump thought it was too much. >> you look about 30. >> thank you. >> but i know you're double that age. >> i'm double that. >> just for people watching, she is 60 years old. >> i turned 60 april 6th. >> that's unbelievable. >> thank you. are you still going to flirt with you? >> of course i'm going to flirt w