-michael: that's my car. lemonis: ...success has spawned a whole new set of challenges. michael: the entire future of the brand is based off of my vision. richard: that's something i'm not so sure of. lemonis: the owner's son is pushing for a piece of the pie. michael: i think 7% to 10% would be more than fair. lemonis: but his cavalier attitude isn't helping his case. michael: who cares about a $10,000 up-front cost? lemonis: i think we all kind of care about the $10,000. and now a family feud is brewing in the business. richard: what's important to me is the most important thing. michael: you're not making any sense. you're making stories up! lemonis: if i can't help this young man mature as a leader... don't be frustrated. michael: i'm very frustrated. lemonis: ...and get both sides back on the same page... richard: if we bought -- if we bought -- -michael: i got this. -richard: you got it? okay. lemonis: ...mr. green tea's growth could melt away. if michael told you that he was gonna leave, what would you say to him? richard: i guess i'd ask him when he was leaving. l

there's no economics behind it that would cue to any school of economics that has ever existed as dr michael has said since the bronze age it's just out right. back to the u.s. special envoy for middle east peace has resigned casting further doubt on israeli palestinian relations jason green blant was a key figure in the trumpet ministrations efforts in the region and it's unclear if his successor will be able to put his proposals into practice than taking over from him is the back of it he graduated law school 3 years ago and according to reports has no middle east experience until now he's worked as an aide to trump's son in law which i would question. meanwhile the former green blood received criticism in the arab world for him popular decisions after supporting the relocation of the u.s. embassy to jerusalem and recognizing israeli sovereignty over the golan heights but his decision to leave the job is now raising questions over what happens next guest about it how the deal of the century could work 1st of all let's agree that the there there might be a plan that the u.s. administration is w

there's no economics behind it that would cue to any school of economics that has ever existed as dr michael has said since the bronze age it's just out right for barry is a. pretty good dentist and bad at it it's the bad news in yemen the united states deems to be a threat the good. one in syria the cia and the us military were engaged in covert actions really throughout the world. where they were assassinating populist leaders they were backing up right wing military windows funding an army just was there's no guns anymore because there's always a small people or a really good that's. a profit. what holds and changed you should. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and should. somehow want to be rich. and she'd like to be for us it's like before 3 in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of my cottage. there should be many. millions of serbian made weapons reportedly end up in the hands of terrorists in yemen and syria because they were bored plenty of us to and its allies as according to leaks documents obtained by b

there's no economics behind it that would chew to any school of economics that has ever existed as dr michael has said since the bronze age it's just out right harry as. a lawyer can police in hong kong have rearrested leading pro-democracy activists just go along for breaching beale conditions it comes while protesters are appealing to president trump to defuse the crisis in the territory beijing rallies are currently being held for a 14 straight weekend demonstrators gathered near the u.s. consulates to bring their message to mr trump weaving floods and shouting slogans in english like resist beijing liberates hong kong some also try to set fire to a subway station boracay did rule well the police there are odd in force but so far things remain peaceful this weekend indeed investigative journalist under a vulture thinks the protesters are already receiving help from. actually this those through though it's probably expect. the help of the united states not it's there is the door knob of course and look it up so do other things . to help them out however the thing for. the. media. the support. o

is no economics behind it that would cue to any school of economics that has ever existed as dr michael has said since the bronze age it's just out right for harry as a. thousands of american men and women choose to serve in their country's military decision little sheltered lives every song came to a complete. the day i was raped to be instructed you know told to shut up or they'd kill me and i see how it destroyed low life any screamed at me in. me come in and you grab my arm and he write me with his birth year if you take into account that women don't report because of the extreme retaliation and it's probably somewhere near about half a 1000000 women have now been sexually assaulted in the us military rape is a very very traumatizing thing to have happen but i've never seen trauma like i've seen from women who are veterans who have suffered military sexual trauma reporting rape is more likely to get the victim punished and be offended i had an almost 20 year career or chose very invested in and i gave a sex offender who was not even going to justice or put on the registry this is simply

meanwhile, the senior cabinet minister reponsible for no deal preparations, michael gove, has refusednwhile, the senior cabinet minister reponsible for no deal preparations, michael gove, has refused to be drawn on whether the government would abide by such legislation. he also denied there would be food shortages in the event of no deal, but predicted that some prices may go up and others would go down the eu's lead brexit negotiator, michel barnier, wrote in a sunday paper today says the uk has come to a "moment of truth" on how it will leave the european union. earlier i spoke to our poltical correspondent, susana mendonca, who told me that mr barnier‘s comments undermined the stance taken by borisjohnson, that there was still movement to be taken advantage of in the brexit negotiations. here we have the eu chief negotiator saying there is no chance of getting rid of the irish backstop which is a key red line for borisjohnson and seeing the eu has shown maximum tax ability and what it is shown so far is so the fact of movement is brought into question. mps this week in week to stop

there's no economics behind it that would cue to any school of economics that has ever existed as dr michael has said since the bronze age it's just out right barbarianism. i'm. going to give you. just a day or moscow in some of the top stories the last. united states could potentially be smuggling tons of weapons and ammunition that ends up with militants in the middle east according to leaked documents obtained by a bulgarian journalist i. don't think they are. britain's prime minister had a turbulent week suffering a string of humiliating defeat deal to the gender of parliament. by minister should simply follow his could.

there's no economics behind it that would cue to any school of economics that has ever existed as dr michael has said since the bronze age it's just out right harry is a. fuckin back the russian government has responded to a claim made by c.n.n. that american secret service has extracted air high level spike from moscow in 2017 this come amid warnings from both the white house and the cia that parts of the report were incorrect for more on this our correspondents asked taylor joins me live in the studio so how has the russian government responded while the cold war might be over boss we can see the spy games still continue c.n.n. reported as he said on. monday that buck in 2017 the u.s. government successfully extracted a top level of official spot i from russia of course the remember when into over drive and informant was why he speculated to be a lag smut and cough now smut in call fizz of rush national who previously worked out washington the russian embassy and washington before becoming really a thought to state counts they see nothing particularly influential but in the all to calls though

how long michael has a very long history of making accusations without providing any actual evidence and you mentioned the hutus of already claimed responsibility for these attacks and although the scale of these attacks are on precedented we have to remember that the hutus have launched drone attacks deep inside saudi arabia for months now saw i think there's no surprise there the u.s. has accused iran of sending weaponry to the hutus but we also have to remember that yemen has been under a very sea year a military blockade by the saudis with the help actually of the americans for over 4 years now making it very difficult to even send food let alone weaponry so i think he's just trying to come up with excuses to charge iran of crimes that iran is actually not committed it is also the u.s. would work to ensure that energy markets remain well supplied what actions could the u.s. possibly take in that regard and could iran be targeted. well i mean iran has already been targeted unfortunately by this american administration both in terms of very superior economic sanctions against the c

our michael has a very long history of making accusations without providing any actual evidence who deserve already claimed responsibility for these attacks and although the scale of these attacks are on precedented we have to remember that the who tees have launched drone attacks deep inside saudi arabia for months now so i think there is no surprise there and the u.s. has accused iran of sending weaponry to the hutus but we also have to remember that yemen has been under a very severe military blockade by the saudis with the help actually of the americans for over 4 years now making it very difficult to even send food let alone weaponry so i think he's just trying to come up with excuses to charge iran of crimes that iran has actually not committed so the vehement anti iran rhetoric from the u.s. continues even after one of terrans most outspoken critics national security advisor john bolton was fired by president trump on tuesday that was one of the big headlines of the week mr trump claimed he disagreed with bolton on several key foreign policy issues there's no word yet on who will be

there's no economics behind it that would cue to any school of economics that has ever existed as dr michael has said since the bronze age it's just out right areas. welcome back palestinians have clashed with the israeli police while protesting against the death of an inmate in the israeli jail palestinian prime minister himself has accused israel of premeditated murder of the prisoner due to medical negligence the man in question had been suffering from cancer israel's prison service has confirmed a man serving his sentence for murder and kidnapping died in hospital. the latest tensions come as the u.s. special envoy for middle east peace has resigned causing further doubt on israeli palestinian relations jason green it's one. the key figure in the trump administration's efforts in the region and it's unclear if his legs his successor will be able to put his proposed proposals into practice the man taking over is r.v. berkowitz now he graduated from law school 3 years ago and according to reports has no middle east experience so now he's worked as an aide to trump's son in law jared couche now

there's no economics behind it that would cue to any school of economics that has ever existed as dr michael has said since the bronze age it's just out right harry is. going to. be forced even hit cinemas hollywood's latest comic book movies facing a backlash for glorifying violent acts. the joker starring work in phoenix documents the early years of the karting villain from the batman franchise showing him as a lonely think of there who descends into madness is not yet on public release but a screening at the venice film festival has got people arguing online many say it encourages viewers to sympathize with problematic thing. i don't want to have sympathy for a man best known for his robbery murder and arguably rape shoved down my throat for 2 hours it was not that long ago when a socially isolated described chilled white man who felt wronged by society quite literally dressed up as a joker and shot up a movie theater in colorado joke of a film where you're supposed to sympathize with a mediocre white man radicalising to do range violence will no doubt be appealing to the wrong audience for t

there's no economics behind it that would chew to any school of economics that has ever existed as dr michael has said since the bronze age it's just out right for burial. britain's prime minister is sticking with his do or die strategy to take the u.k. out to the european union on thursday but as johnson emphasized his reluctance to extend it. course a 1000000000 pounds a month cheese absolutely nothing. is the point. i think it's totally totally pointless the bill designed to stop the u.k. leaving the block without a deal was passed by both the house of commons and the house of lords the legislation requires the prime minister to ask the e.u. for another extension if a deal is not agreed in parliament by the 19th of october mr johnson also failed this week to force a snap general election because he lacked a majority in the house m.p.'s will vote once again on monday on whether to hold a national poll or not additionally this month the prime minister expelled $21.00 m.p.'s from the conservative party after they rebelled against him and voted in favor of legislation to block a no deal brags that

there's no economics behind it that would cue to any school of economics that has ever existed as dr michael has said since the bronze age it's just out right for. thousands of american. men and women choose to serve in the country's military and the decision lotos sheltered lives every song came to a complete. the day that i was afraid to be instructed here you know told to shut up what they'd kill me and i see how it destroyed my life any screamed at me and he made me come in and he grabbed my arm and he write me with his birthing area if you take into account that women don't report because of the extreme retaliation it's probably somewhere near about half a 1000000 women have now been sexually assaulted in the us military rape is a very very traumatizing thing tat happen but i've never seen trauma like i've seen from women who are veterans who have suffered military sexual trauma reporting rape is more likely to get the victim punished don't be offended i had an almost 10 year career which i was very invested in and i gave that up to report a sex offender who was not even going to justice or

policy there's no economics behind it that would she do to any school of economics that has ever existed as dr michael hudson has said since the bronze age it's just out right barbarianism and we've covered that for years i mean the look at the whole retail sector in america you know hundreds of year old retailers like sears are you know they totally collapse once the barbarians get a hand and get a hold of the company because what do they do they strip the assets by loading it would that they swap all the equity for a debt all the assets for and that all of their pension funds the real estate they swallow all of it and they just leave a carcass there and it right and then it collapses like this immediately and that comes from the central bank of the central bank as saying that the reason we keep that low interest rates low is because we need to create inflation now we understand then fact they've create. deflation because by allowing those cheap race to filter into the barbarians pockets to do the leveraged buyouts they've destroyed all the productive real economy all the real jobs and all that's lef

there's no economics behind it that would cue to any school of economics that has ever existed as dr michael has said since the bronze age it's just out right harry isn't. welcome back italy's prime minister with his newly formed government are facing a 2nd vote of no confidence on monday just have a contact when the 1st vote 2 and also announce the new direction italy would take under the coalition he now heads. has the details. much more toned language coming from italy's prime minister giuseppe conti talking about the new government having to have more humanism and also talking about integration when it comes to immigrants let's have a listen to what else he had to say we are more and more convinced that protectionism is not a matter of quick response to immigration that is why we believe that the defense of our national interests and our values has to be conducted in a common battle together with other european countries where there are protests outside the italian parliament as giuseppe conlon saying and speaking amongst the protesters there is much really believed to of the league and the

has passed resolutions and cited that whistleblower law. andy year, whistleblowers government officials gather to talk about that, on july 30, which is declared national whistleblower day. in this particular case, the inspector general, michael , henson has on his webpage has cited that continental from 1778 on his webpage. they have declared that that is the policy and the policies of today's laws will be carried out in that tradition. the same thing exists in the training materials for intelligence community employees when they get whistleblower training. lawn, a reference to that stating it is the public policy of the united states. the caller is right. we should adhere to our values that make america special. host: the dni.gov and inspector general webpage, the first news item, the inspector general recognizing national whistleblower appreciation day. mike in suffolk, virginia, independent. caller: good morning. how are you? host: well. what is your comment? caller: my comment in question, thateople, this committee this gentleman continues to talk about that this goes to, what qualifies them other than the politicians?y are and what is the difference between a whistleblower and a snitch? guest: good question. the intelli

it has threatened in the past to split the tory party and it looks like it's the tory party and it looks like its beginning to happen. so michaelced he will not stand in the next election. he doesn't give any further reasons but another big beast of the party exiting the scene. alistair burt saying he wouldn't stand again, uncomfortable with borisjohnson's brexit policy. justin greening, pointing to discomfort with how the tory party is going about its work. we had this from david gauke, part of the 21 who voted against the government yesterday. he has tweeted in the last few minutes. that is a dig at the prime minister pass main advisor, the man who led the vote campaign in 2016 and has been brought into number ten by borisjohnson to guide his approach to delivering brexit. a number of tory mps, now former tory mps, suggesting that dominic cummings isn't even a member of the conservative party. we can't confirm that but the perception is that people who don't have the party at heart, but brexit as the number one goal, are dominating the conservative party. these rebels had lost the whip, now they are in the process of being to

michael: leadership has had a love-hate relationship with the dot plot ever since 2012.ow, it isright probably less significant than it had been in the past years. it is still not going anywhere. for better or worse. thing toe an important watch, these quarterly meetings. next week, i would expect that the dot plot shows no further easing anticipated by the participants for the rest of the year. then i would expect this unchanged policy into next year. rates at 1.75% to 2% this year and next year. some 2021 and following, normalization back to were neutral after that. amanda: thanks so much for your insights, michael feroli, chief economist at jpmorgan. breaking news from the uaw. we had been discussing the fact that contracts were set to expire on saturday with the potential first strike at general motors in a dozen years. contracts have been extended indefinitely. this affects general motors, ford, and feel chrysler. the extension can be removed ith three days notice, but is now being extended ahead of the satellite deadline, so presumably talks continue, and it looks

there's no economics behind it that would cue to any school of economics that has ever existed as dr michael has said since the bra. as age it's just out right very you know. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you. welcome back to cross talk where all things considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing some real news. ok i want to go back to charles in london let's switch gears and talk about the ram maximum pressure well it's not working very well is it ok and this is been the whole problem with the trumpet ministrations approach specifically. with regards to iran it doesn't ever have any other options in this is what's putting trump in a bind we he's in a bind with afghanistan to buy in with john at a bind in syria. in iran and we do there are there are there's gossip and there's some whispers that trump obviously isn't satisfied with it or let me throw him in venezuela to satisfied with what's going on he was promised all you had to do was put on the sanctions cut off the

policy there is no economics behind it that would see you to any school of economics that has ever existed as dr michael hudson has said since the bronze age it's just out right for harry as i'm. going to. be. there has been an enormous concentrated coordinated business offensive beginning in the seventy's to try to beat back the go into early and efforts that went right through the nixon years you see it in many respects over on the right you see it in things like the famous poem memorandum. sent to the chamber of commerce major business lobby later supreme court justice powell warning them that business is losing control over the society. and something has to be done to counter these forces course we put it in terms of defense defending ourselves against outside power. if you look at it it's a call for business to use its control over resources to carry out a major offensive to beat back this democratizing wave. over on the liberal side something exactly similar to the 1st. major report of the a trilateral commission is concerned with this. called the crisis of democracy. trilateral commission is libe

. >> michael has me rethinking already. idea that they would be able to get more done in the long density, that's right. biden hitting the media because of firmer vice president assigned that he is too big of a thinker. and hates to be bothered with miniature, white state of man, how does the sentence and and what's the difference between fact and truth. this is a struggle for the former vice president, this campaigning for the big job. >> i don't think he's going to go the distance, i've never been a fan myself but i just think these kinds of things are alarming all kinds of democrats and they see this and i also think if you look at the polls, it seems that his appeal has peaked already, i don't see much upside from hear from him and i think it's a slow bleeding going on that will in the end he him not be the nominee. >> my sense is failure at this point time. he's there because use obama's vice president and have yet to hear him offend obama's policy. yet stand up and defend the policies. lou: google, this is fascinating

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she has been out of the sport essentially for the last two years, winning it in a most dramatic fashion for europe. a brilliant, remarkable day here at gleneagles, michaelrd has the details for you. the roar of a champion. this was the moment team europe snatched the solheim cup back from the jaws of defeat. a moment that nobody saw coming, a show a fight and fea rlessness coming, a show a fight and fearlessness and four—and—a—half points for europe in the afternoon meant they had one hand on the trophy at gleneagles. europe now had to win theirfinal three trophy at gleneagles. europe now had to win their final three matches, a task surely too hard. maybe not. wins for anna nordqvist and bronte law meant it came down to the antique, where wildcard suzann pettersen stud, a golfer who had not played for 18 months because of the birth of herfirst played for 18 months because of the birth of her first child. she played for 18 months because of the birth of herfirst child. she had to win herfinal hole birth of herfirst child. she had to win her final hole against marina alex. she needed something special. she found it, a chip which made the unlikeliest of vi

first off, what reaction has there been to michael gove has said about not abiding to any legislationugh? quite angry reaction. keir starmer said the government is not above the law. also we have heard from a former tory minister has said that mr gove's willingness to flout the rules was a disgrace to our democracy. quite angry reactions to that. the government is saying that the labour party is not giving detail on what the timeframe would be. if it wanted to stop a no—deal brexit on the 31st of october, when would be the date of brexit? it is criticising labour for that. this comes off the back of the protests we have seen over the weekend against the government's decision to suspend parliament, which the government says is about the queen's speech. the forefront of many people's minds is how it is going to hit them in the pocket. one of those things is the subject of food shortages. there has been a lot of concern about this. michael gove was asked about this in his interview and he categorically said they would be no food shortages of fresh food. well, we have had a different resp

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to any school of economics that has ever existed as dr michael hudson has said since the bronze age it's just out right for harry as. well you know that they were kind of adopted because we were called pirates for so long. been there in the small boats next to the hard pulling ships and it's. the little town or. yukon 15 scoops 75 tons they do it several times a day with a big fleet now you get an idea on why. we have to understand we can not stay still and just. be with this he is the old boy these are. i'm doing this because i want the future world to the future generations to have and enjoy the ocean we have. in the words of had received over the president c.e.o. of the association of governing boards of universities and colleges you don't just say yes to everybody who comes in the door with a big check this nugget of ms that wisdom was not shared by universities great and small over the last decade as the ties that bind the world of academia. seem to be made of gold in the wake of the absent arrest charges and deaths multiple major us universities have been called out for taking big

general michael has a new lawyer and he found out that the persecutors called prosecutors are actually persecutors because when these unlimited funds and 95% success rate, they held back evidence. >> supervisor yee: thank you. next speaker, please. >> supervisors, i think that if you want to value public comment, you all should respect the speakers. when y'all have your side bar conversations, the result is what you witness from the previous speaker. you have to call the sheriff. if you have going to have that type of a dictorial system, i think this is not meant for y'all supervisors. i represent the first people of this area. i brought in our chaplin here to request y'all to serve the constituents of san francisco. and you know, supervisors, that y'all deliberately do not listen to the advocates. for example, y'all allow big developers to build on contaminated land which effects our infants, our children, our youth, our beloved elders. those with compromised health. more mentally and physically challenged. when y'all speak, you are all over the place talking about this that and the o

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. >> tucker: michael has thought a lot about the subject.lifornia to declare a state of emergency over homelessness. thanks very much for coming on. so what would that -- i don't think anybody watching the show needs to be convinced that there is an emergency. what would declaring an emergency do? >> well, i mean this is a problem, as you know, you've done a great job covering it really where other people haven't, it's comprised of three separate issues. one is a major housing shortage. another is the drug epidemic in the other is an untreated mental illness problem. and in every situation, we are just basically suffering from a vacuum of leadership, and unwillingness from the governor to take the actions that he needs to take to demand accountability from the different agencies to just deal with this problem. it's not just housing, it's also -- we just got -- when i interview people basically somewhere around 100% of the unsheltered homeless on the street are either suffering from the old mental illness or some kind of drug addiction, or bo

there and there's no economics behind it that would cue to any school of economics that has ever existed as dr michael hudson has said since the bronze age it's just out right karina's. welcome back the mayor of london sidique khan has spoken out against a major arms fair being hosted in his city he's described the event as a poor aunt and says he strongly opposes it london is a global city which is home to individuals who fled conflict and suffered as a consequence of on some weapons like those exhibited idiocy i in order to represent london has interests i will take any opportunity available to prevent this event from taking place at the world talks in future years. defense and security equipment international is the world's largest arms exhibition and has been mired in controversy before back in 2013 torture equipment was found on sale at the fair and critics also point to those doing the shopping among them saudi arabia and iraq meanwhile human rights activists say the u.k. is facilitating atrocities the u.k. is the 2nd largest arms exporter to saudi arabia despite a court of appeal declaring the

retries to case, michael cardoza has a suggestion. >> i start talking to the juror, look at the chairs, the city should be there, why is mr. almena here. >> the prosecutors are only saying their hearts remain with the victims and they are considering all their options. >>> henry spoke with a juror, he's a retired high school teacher, the jury deadlocked on harris with one juror insisting harris was guilty. >> when we came back we asked her in a nice way be she thought about it and we listened to all the details of her thinking and she agreed to change her vote. >> that led to an aguiltal for harris. billings was stressed the jury couldn't believe they couldn't agree on almena. >> one person would not listen and her mind was made up. it was frustrating. but that's the process we use. >> and for more on the verdicts go to ktvu.com and find it on the front page. >>> happening now it's opening night for face center. the multipurpose arena. the symphony and metallica are christening the new venue. there were none of the traffic problems that many feared. >> there was a lot of excitement out

michael: come his former attorney, has gone to jailfor the michael: come his former attorney, has gonechael cohan. on behalf of when we know what the president. there is a lot out there thatis president. there is a lot out there that is known, but because it is the view of the justice department you cannot die and sitting president, president trump will not be indicted for that crime while he is in office. —— you cannot indict. there isa office. —— you cannot indict. there is a crime out there associated with them, the committee will investigate, if they find he has committed the crime which is we already know that crime was committed because somebody has gone to jail, did they get to impeachment? that is the question. it will may get in the heart of the debate tonight because they want to focus on health care and things that are important in the progressives are important in the progressives are saying president is corrupt in oui’ are saying president is corrupt in our system will be broken if we did not impeach him. it will be fascinating to see what the front runner say about that t

michael mckee has more in washington. set it up for us. michael: jobs are about paychecks, and paychecks are the foundation for spending. while the headline number is backward looking, officials are going to be looking for clues to how the consumer will do going forward. new york fed president john williams saying this week it is the consumer holding up the economy. we have seen wages rise as unemployment has fallen over the past month, and consumer spending has been strong. the wage numbers have flattened out a little bit, but they are still rising over 3%. if we get that again today, it would be reassuring. 100 60,000 forecast, new jobs created and 3.7% unemployment. we might have an interesting bump. in the hiring numbers the census bureau was -- an interesting bump in the hiring numbers. the census bureau was going to put more people on, so that would distort it. look to the private number for what is really going on in the economy. also this month, we get an additional number down in the weeds that a lot of people hadn't been paying at

michael gove was very clear that the prime minister has the numbers on his side.majority of mps in the house of commons this week will back the prime minister because we know the prime minister is making progress with our european friends and allies in order to secure a deal. i do think people will want to put a road block in its way. we all want to leave with a deal and we know as a result of the conversations that the prime minister's had with emmanuel macron and angela merkel, that the withdrawal agreement that they stated was a block of marble and could not be altered, is now capable of being changed. i don't think that michel barnier got that memo. we do not know what is going on behind—the—scenes. but the government say they are trying to get a deal with the european union but we have heard from keir starmer about that. he is saying why are we not heeding noises from the european union about that? -- noises from the european union about that? —— hearing. there are lots of rumours about would borisjohnson go for a general election and there is a vote of no co

he doesn'tant the deliberative process that michael has outlined.i think we will see the president have a more engthagemt eaders at high level, try to take some creative approaches to various issues of concern, but those approaes are not going to get us an outcome thatr ects american national security because they won't be well prepared. there won't be a deliberative process, he won't rely on the people around him who can bringn historyiourstanding, expertise, and ideas to the table. >> woodruff: and michael change?what do you think will what will be different without behn bolton? tactics.nk it's mainly one of i think john bolton wanted to have a hard policy against actors like iran, and he wanted it to be constantly hard in every way. i think the president wants to start out with hard policy. he wants to have leverage, but then he nts to have tactical flexibility with how he deals with the iranian, including meeting them perhaps at the u.n. general assembwe. so i thine going to see goa lot more tactical flexibility, but i'll be surprised if there i

policy there's no economics behind it that would chew to any school of economics that has ever existed as dr michael hudson has said since the bronze age it's just out right for various. welcome back to worlds apart with the odds are they have west that professor of history of a global affairs university professor west that the world often the accuses china of stealing ideas let's put it this way but as i was reading your book it occurred to me that the chinese man approach it differently because. you provide many historic examples all of them trying to emulate not just industrial designs but whole chunks of other countries split equal in the canal mix systems 1st it was the soviet one then that was the american the one that they tried to recreate the according to their own needs and understandings how does china go about becoming choosing what it wants to take when it comes to those. larch strategic things. well as are some russians who know better than anyone and this is of course connected to chinese politics and the directions that chinese politics have been taken over a fairly long period of ti