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backed by pressure is the only solution to the north korean threat to the united states, our allies, andp. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnela few hoursgo, president trump, secretary of state pompeo, security advisor bolton and the rest of the delegation ended their meeting with north korean officials. this was an historic first step in negotiations. in the words of the joint statement agreed to by the united states and north korea, both ses cmitted to pursuing a lasting and robust peace regime and complete denuclearization of the korean peniula. the next steps in negotiations will test whether we can get to a verifiable deal which enhances our relationship with northeast asia and our allies. this challenge will take a great deal of hard work. as president trump explained a few hours ago,oday is the beginning of the arduous process. our eyes are wide open. i support the goals contained in the statement and i remain supportive of the administration's mission as secretary pompeo reiterated, the goal of the united states is the, quote, complete and verifiable denucleari

backed by pressure is the only solution to the north korean threat to the united states, our allies, andp. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnela few hoursgo, president trump, secretary of state pompeo, security advisor bolton and the rest of the delegation ended their meeting with north korean officials. is

gross andp with bill asked him what went wrong this week in terms of the strategy.ake a listen to what he had to say. guest: our strategy has been u.s. german bunds and long treasuries. the spread between the two is historically high. on the 10 yearn u.s. treasury versus bond, it is 250 basis points. it has never been at that level. jonathan: that was bill gross. bob miller, if you are expecting that spread to narrow, how difficult is it to be short bunds? we have an incredibly distorted market. inflation south of 2%. can you short bunds? bob: you can short them for sure. whether you will reap a profit is a different question. to echo what you just said, bunds do not trade at valuations that have anything to do with german economic fundamentals. inflation is a consequence of negative short-term interest rates set by the ecb and overwhelming intervention through large-scale asset purchase. they are running less than they were a year ago and are expected to taper toward zero. our expectation is the ecb will have a very difficult time exiting long scale asset purchase

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for them to start asking themselves, what is in the best interest of the people of the united states andp pushing their radical leftist agenda. trump would be an unmitigated disaster. look at your screen, and as we pointed out many times this was especially true on the economy. they generated wealth like never before and that is why tonight we are hopeful that progress will happen on theorean peninsula. it's good for everybody and good for the world. progress must have been on the korean peninsula. look at the map right there on your screen. it merely tops 10 million people making it more populous than even new york city. soul is only located 35 miles away from the dmz, well within striking distance of kim jong un ousands ierses away from of who were tasked with protecting south korea. one nuclear weapon could wipe it off the face of the planet. it's a worthy cause, necessary cause and, a few hours ago i had the opportunity to sit down with the president. >> it's a historic day. i think most people likely want to know what was going on in that room, 101. speak to the big thing is, this is

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that donald trump is like his father and there's a 13 year age different and that was interesting andp his father whn the six children when an adult walked in the room he was forced to give up on the feet to organize the adults and he was very much a taskmaster and i think that the shape the way that mike pence relate to donald trump and you see that in meetings. he is complaining about children a lot about donald trump which is uncomfortable to but he knows he has to do it. >> host: "first in line: presidd book by kate anderson brower, thank you for being with us. please, come back again. >> c-span where history unfolds daily. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court in public policy events in washington dc and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> in a moment you will take your life to the u.s. senate where today lawmakers are considering the 2019 farm bill. the house passed its version of t

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andpe has been evolving strengthening their reforms after the crisis.rtant next step that they have been discussing for months, waiting for the german government to liq. between macron and merkel next week in the european council, they will make a final decision. that is a very important step. we have to realize that europe ofmoving forward in spite all of the challenges and environments coming from across the atlantic and from brexit. europe is moving ahead. manus: very good day to you. it is manus in vienna. let's take the discussion about the busted -- budget a little bit further. isancial transaction tax potentially one of the funding aspects of this. wouldn't that be like shooting oneself in the foot? given that the aspiration for europe to win financial markets post-brexit. we will have to see the details. itself -- the tax in itself will go against the need for a continental europe to have its own financial market. this would be it shooting into its own foot, i think we will have something much more what -- and similar to like a stamp tax in the

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it has gone higher andps ing, 370 today and you say still going higher.. >> it has gone up 83%, it is up in the last few years and going higher still. the profits of increased over 30% the last few years. they quadrupled the margins. this is a company that is growing revenue, growing jobs or americans and increasing margins by data. these are unusual companies. these companies, we have 100 on printer printer -- entrepreneur companies growing almost 1 million jobs for americans in the last three years and growing by 1% for small caps, 19%, 21% for large caps, this is unlike dow and s&p companies. stuart: i own a piece of microsoft. >> you told break. stuae is microsoft? >> i don't own that stock. stuart: thanks for joining us, great to see you. apple, another all-time high today, continues its chase toward trillion dollar valuation. apple reveals several new features for its operating system at the developers conference with one company the confronting head on, smart phone addiction. apple is making it easier for iphone users to keep track of how much time

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