the european central bank has taken surprise action to bolster the 19 nation euro zone easy b.g. mario says the bank will extend the earliest date for an interest rate increase from the end of the year to half way through next year rates are at record lows e.c.v. follows other central banks in responding to fears about trade sanctions interest rates. u.s. president donald trump is threatening to slap tariffs on another $300000000000.00 worth of chinese goods financial markets are on edge again the biggest concern is a slowing global economy wherever donald trump makes an appearance there's always one key question what is the likely outcome of his trade wars especially with china on thursday the president threatens to more than double u.s. import tariffs on chinese products. hardrock for a lot of interesting things happening. in the meantime we're getting 25 percent or $250.00 trillion dollars and i could go up another at least $300000000000.00 and i'll do that at the right. but i think china wants to make you feel badly the chinese response wasn't long in coming. from the united

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they don't the united states doesn't support kurdish independence and so this is why now the white b.g. in syria and the care gitta kurdish regional government in iraq have been left basically twisting in the wind when the united states says well you know frank you for helping us defeat isis but we're not supporting you in your quest to become independent so goodbye not goodbye but you know not to support the kurds wanted and in fact syria said backs in the case of the iraqi kurds when you know they also control over the disputed territories including you know it's filled. i want to talk a little bit about what's going on in the region as a whole the power balance because this is the rivalry between iran saudi arabia and the gulf states and they can't seem to agree on anything they can't even agree on one their ramadan stars and right now we're seeing that saudis gathering bunch of summits seemingly successfully and i lying other states against iran do you think do you think. the saudi can really create an alliance against iran in a region. well they can they can create a rhetorical al

largest smartphone producer that washington had recently accused of spying on the american government for b.g. and stealing intellectual property the company that america had also blacklisted threaten national security of not only america but also europe and western democracies all around the globe and america's mission. in front of the cameras is to make sure that the channels through which the information flows are trusted and that data is not going to end up in the hands of china's communist party my compiler was quite direct remember that hawaii is a company that is building right now the fast 5 g. . network that america is so unhappy about but there was another mission mentioned by the u.s. secretary of state and that is to protect america's part in this world wide by opening their eyes on threats dangers and risks that cooperation with china and these companies may pose let's take a listen and national security risk to the states of america we think to europe and western democracies around the world and so we are laying out a new just ready series of courses of action 2nd mission which

largest smartphone producer that washington had recently accused of spying on the american government for b.g. and stealing intellectual property the company that america had also blacklisted threaten national security of not only america but also europe and western democracies all around the globe and america's mission. in front of the cameras is to make sure that the channels through which the information flows are trusted and that data is not going to end up in the hands of china's communist party my compiler was quite direct you remember that hawaii is a company that is building right now the fast 5 g. . network that america is so unhappy about but there was another mission mentioned by the u.s. secretary of state and that is to protect america's part in this world wide by opening their eyes on threats dangers and risks that cooperation with china and these companies may let's take a listen and national security risk to the states of america we think to europe and western democracies around the world and so we are laying out a new just ready series of courses of action 2nd mission which i

import towards the world the movement the trade intensifying into a cold war it is an interest of the b.g. to keep home he is. going to escalate to the. whole wall hong kong. be conceived and tapped as the. worst that's recognized by the united states. with a miller report concluding there was no collusion between team trump and russia and the 2016 u.s. presidential election many thought the question had been put to bed after donald trump himself has reignited the issue by suggesting he would accept compromising information on political opponents from foreign sources without necessarily alerting the f.b.i. . to somebody that said we have information on your opponent oh let me call the f.b.i. give me a break life as. he is a traitor to the pillars of our democracy and that's what that interview shows it's a very sad. very sad thing that he does not know right from wrong is not is not interference in our elections it's illegal to take help from a foreign country in our elections it's illegal. course you have to look at it because if you don't look at it you're not going to know but instead

perspire meant the 2nd reading of the bill the territories chief executive kerry held a meeting with pro b.g. legislators for several hours on saturday before announcing the background also repeated internal deliberations over the last 2 days i now announce that the government has decided to suspend the legislative amendment exercise restocked all communication with all sectors of society do more explanation work and listen to different views of society. i want to stress that a gunman is adopting an open mind to heat comprehensively different views in society toss the bill but it seems her comments were not enough to satisfy protesters who say they still plan to go ahead with a mass rally on sunday well let's speak now to scott hughley is live for us in hong kong so it's got caroline buying to pressure but it's only a pull isn't and this is about much more now than just one bill it's. absolutely neck and yet this is a pause it's not a killing of this controversial extradition bill obviously that's partially good news for these protesters they want to disrupt the process for this bill but obv

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as well as jeff, b.g. wright, matt smith, shannon mcculley, .j. loudermilk, and trisha castanett a on the minority i think stephanie and christian. i want to thank on my personal staff, marcus garza, angelle, matt. i want to take a moment to say that as you will hear, we don't always agree, mr. aderholt and i, but it's been a pleasure to working with him, in the appropriations committee, we try to find common ground. even if he tells you he doesn't like the bill, i know there's a lot in here he likes. i am looking for maybe a mbe vote from him. i want to thank my chairwoman and ms. granger. it's been said bore but it hasn't been said by me. we make history every day i this house, and what a historic moment that both the ranking and the chairwoman are both women. and that's the first time in history. so i think this is a good bill that invests in the people and priorities of this nation. i urge all my colleagues to support it. thank you. the chair: the gentleman yies back. the gentlelady reserves. ms. granger: i yield four minutes to the gentleman