china announced it would soon levy new tariffs on $ 5 blion in u.s. goods.sident trump demanded that american companiesmmediately start looking for an alternative to china. sat standofft the duh jens industrialverage tumbling over 600 points, nearly after the markets closed, the president, as usual, punched back. hiking up his tariffs on china it capped off a turbulent week of predential feud and indecision on the economy and other issues right before the president heads to franc the g-7 meeting. joining me tonight for our discsion, ata kumar, white house correspondent and associate editor f politico. martha raddatz, abc news chief global affairs correspondent and co-anchor of "this week." dan balz, chief correspondent for "the washington post." and jim taxer lee, tax a economics reporteror "the new york times." dan, the president veering from advisor to advisor, idea to idea, what does itl all rev about president trump? day i think what we've seen -- dan: i think what we've seen this week, and weeks before but there's something particular about this week, t