attorney commissioner bart chilton bart big news big numbers coming out in april though let's backtrack dr david dow was forcibly dragged from that flight we all saw the video when you look at this it's kind of hard to think imagine especially for some sort of p.r. executive and companies like this tougher tasks than to keep customers when they see violent images like that conservative commentator ann coulter tweeted about how she thinks delta treat her unfairly because she's a republican the courts after she escalated a bunch of tweets united has written out this storm pretty well the right they have i mean to your point on the jet blue thing it's almost getting oig sort of the world wrestling federation with with airlines i mean you know airlines and passengers to be fair you got to read read these stories to see what the he said you're going to hear me right through there are both both sides but i mean back in the day used to be that you know writing airline was sort of an elite thing i mean you did it you dressed up i mean you know people are wearing leggins and tank tops and nothin

bart chilton former u.s. trade and commissioner bart nice to have you on with us again you know is this trumps economy can he take credit for these numbers what about that he can take credit for a lot of it i mean markets as you say are up there up seventeen percent since the election nine percent since he was inaugurated six months ago today ed that the dow reached another record just just yesterday twenty one twenty one six forty four and nasdaq reached a record on tuesday sixty three forty markets are on a tear now there's not there's a negative side to the growth hasn't been what we had hoped for as one point six gross domestic product last year only one point four percent in the first quarter what point two in may and then the second quarter will come out the end of this month so but but overall of the in of the so far is done pretty well give him a b. plus on the economy. well he keeps talking about deregulation and helping businesses i mean he's got a positive narrative how do you interpret this wall street loves donald trump how else to look at it well i mean i don't look at andy differently right now but i think there's a lot of speculation there and at some point ed the rhetoric's got to match the reality and when you look at what's happening on the hill both on the terms that really could impact the economy tax reform one where there's a scant one pager is all the administration is offered up and then on infrastructure and really a dollar infrastructure proposal they've only produced six pages so you know that's not the that doesn't bode well for the future particularly going into the end of this fiscal year in september when you know they'll have the annual budget battles and also the debt ceiling needs to be increased so things don't look too rosy for the future add. no one is going to accuse this administration of being too in deep with the devil in the details the press no question about that but but the the fact is is that this talk of deregulation and continuing to promise tax cuts for businesses seems to be having a positive effect that risk takers are willing to get into the market and that really is the basis of. capitalism is that it i mean you've got to get these risk takers out there that want to jump in so what's the downside here well the downside is that you deregulate and bring us back into a place where we were prior to the great recession i mean this the recession was caused by a lack of rules and regulations and then it wasn't and boy by the way republicans and democrats contributed to that president clinton every bit as much as others so you know it isn't a partisan thing but in two thousand and ten we had financial reform of the dodd frank laws you know it and that's one of the things that the president said should be repealed sort of like health care repeal to replace i don't think that's going to happen ed and that is the rhetoric but i don't think that's going to have them i think will be some tweaks around the edges and you know i wrote sixty five of these rules and i don't mind them being tweaked an updated but doing away with them allowing the big banks to go back to the risky behavior and unsecured leverage that could be a big problem we don't want to go back to those days in my view. bart chilton always a pleasure great insight that's the wall street take what's the main story today on wednesday the president met with a number of representatives from american manufacturers the meeting was part of the administration's official made in america week the president promised stricter enforcement of the made in america label my administration is committed to working with the private sector to ensure the protection of made in american the label through efforts like certification greater transparency and stricter enforcement efforts by agencies like the federal trade commission we will have zero tolerance for illegal counterfeiting piracy theft or intellectual property and they really they take our intellectual property like were a bunch of babies but no longer and false claims that a product is made in america and as time goes by the value of made in america is going to be greater and greater. for more on this we're joined tonight by larry cohen board chair of our revolution l

twenty we're joined tonight by bart chilton former commissioner for the commodity futures trading commission bart nice to have you with us tonight deals do they get done at the g twenty or is it just framework time well both i mean there was a deal announced late this afternoon between the e.u. and japan which they count for about a third of the global world production that's a pretty big deal and surely they time that they've been working on this since two thousand and thirteen but i think it's mainly about relationships on trade more than anything else and we're going to see a lot of that going the chinese president xi is been meeting with many leaders including angela merkel and you also meet with president trump and a lot of that conversation some of it will be about north korea of course but a lot of that is filling in the void sort of created by the trump administration on trade so a lot lots going on the european union does a deal gosh i wonder what the brits are thinking tonight about that are they in on this deal with the british that day they will not be on it for the long term maybe fo

bart chilton former commissioner for the commodity futures trading commission bart nice to have you with us tonight deals do they get done at the g twenty or is it just framework time well both i mean there was a deal announced late this afternoon between the e.u. and japan which they count for about a third of the global world production that's a pretty big deal and surely they time that they've been working on this since two thousand and thirteen but i think it's mainly about relationships on trade more than anything else and we're going to see a lot of that going the chinese president xi is been meeting with many leaders including angela merkel and you also meet with president trump and a lot of that conversation some of it will be about north korea of course but a lot of that is filling in the void sort of created by the trump administration on trade so a lot lots going on all right the european union does a deal gosh i wonder what the brits are thinking tonight about that are they in on this deal with the british the day they will not be on it for the long term maybe for the next eighteen months or something but they're not going to hold their breath so yeah it's a it's a big deal and particularly for the e.u. with regard to autos i mean go auto exports and germany also produces a lot of pharmaceuticals they'll export bows to. japan and from the japanese side back into the e.u. also autos of course but telecommunications primarily the president has been well documented on how he feels american workers are getting shafted in trade deals is this a big moment for the president when it comes to trade what think it is but he's sort of the weirdo in the crowd he's sort of the odd man out i mean that the theme of the g. twenty meeting is talking about interconnectedness of the world and our world and he's talking about isolationism and about redoing trade deals i mean the transpacific partnership is a good example president trump pulled out on january twenty third yet china present she is saying hey maybe we'll step in and fill that twelve spot in that deal the transatlantic partnership between the e.u. and the u.s. has gone nowhere so i mean we've got to sell products that we're going have a manufacturing base got to sell products on play well he wants to sell energy the president wants to sell energy in telling bowlen you're never going to be isolated again dealing with just one person one country one supplier what do you make of that well i mean that's a good it's a good thing to say i'm not sure that we're going to be able to provide the energy for them i mean there's a lot that mean as we've talked about many times that i mean oil is a global commodity there's lots of people that will produce that oil whether or not it's from the middle east or from russia or any number of other places but you know we could be one of them but i don't look at it as a big spigot for us to be sending energy to poland so president putin calls out trump on trade we really don't have any major trade issues with russia so i thought that was kind of a jab and then of course trump calls out putin on destabilizing behavior i mean it's almost like ok this is the territory we're mad this is where you're at now how are we going to get this thing done how do you expect to have a dog to have something where they mark their territory and so well the trade between you're actually correct the trade between the two countries is fairly insignificant it's about forty billion dollars roughly think russia is our largest buyer of like a twenty. third largest trading partner so there are no where really on the radar we send them autos aircraft some ag products and they send us primarily some oil mineral fuel and then a little bit of fertilizer but i don't think there's anything that going on here other than positioning leading up to the meeting that manila and you were talking about all right bart chilton great to have you on thanks so much part of the g twenty has been the site of serious clashes between protesters and police artie's peter oliver was on the ground at the site of the protest earlier. where you join me right now is demonstrate is a moving through the city they have been some violent scenes that starts is a few hours ago we're coming up on well just fifteen minutes past ten in the evening here in homburg for anybody of views that know the city we're just coming from the one of the major nightlife spots here in in the northern german city we have seen violent scenes they started on the embankment of the river where by tear gas as well as want to count and was used by the police now what i was been hearing from the old guys is of these demonstrations throughout the day that one of the biggest concerns was due to the regulations that are being placed on them by the police told a small the lack of rules that had been placed on them that they presumed that that would