so let's begin, with me is cornelia meyer who's ceo of mrl corporation, a business consultancy.'s start with the new york times‘s historic analysis of this historic moment. it times's historic analysis of this historic moment. it is historic and the analysis is obviously split right down the middle along party lines. the democrats say, you know, he has exerted undue influence over ukraine in order to get information about biden and hunter biden, his son. and whether they are corrupt or not. and obviously the democrats feel strongly and have gone... to congress and the lower house is run by and has a majority of democrats. it is going to go ahead. they've much to the articles of impeachment across and is now in the senate. much to the articles of impeachment across and is now in the senatem took some time. there was a lot of p°mp took some time. there was a lot of pomp and ceremony but the question now is how damaging is this to the presidents and that is what the new york times is really focusing on isn't it? it says that if the process could damage the president but actually, h

so let's begin, with me is cornelia meyer who's ceo of mrl corporation, a business consultancy.c analysis of this historic moment. it is historic and the analysis is obviously split right down the middle along party lines. the democrats say, you know, he has exerted undue influence over ukraine in order to get information about biden and hunter

she's the ceo of mrl corporation, a business consultancy. she is with us for the briefing.niglio. lovely to you. how excited are you about what happened yesterday in washington? yellow it's a step in the right direction but we are nowhere near there. the thing is, where i have a little bit of an issue is that initially i had sympathy for donald trump when he tried to address things like intellectual property theft, state subsidies, you know, which make it much easierfor some companies especially in the ai field and so on to become dominant, the huawei debate, the opening of the financial markets, and this has been much more of a... "we give you a reduction in tariffs and therefore you buy much more from us. $200 billion worth of it. and if you look at before the trade war, for instance, the agriculture was the biggest market for importing agriculture produce from china was the us and it has come down to numberfive. the us and it has come down to number five. this was clearly important. it did address some of the intellectual property issues but it didn't address the state s