hello and welcome to you business news update i'm funny char in berlin china accuses us president. male and again retaliate for the latest set of tariffs frightened by washington china's threat to the ational the food strong of us star its trump is not tall getting an additional two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese imports for the temper sent . shoppers in china might not be interested in every twist and turn of the trade dispute between their country and the united states but the tit for tat spot could soon become apparent in their grocery bills these aren't just imported from the us are among hundreds of goods beijing has bagged to tax in response to a fresh set of terrorist threats from washington. the move makes good on china's pledge to retaliate up to the united states imposed an initial set of tariffs on fifty billion dollars worth of chinese goods. but if you needed further proof that china is no longer adopting a conciliatory tone in response to donald trump take a listen to this. but in china does not want to fight a trade war but it's not scared of one. you will c

this is deja vu news live from berlin turkey's regift china berta want a clear victory in the country's presidential and parliamentary elections the longstanding leader also says his party's alliance won an overall majority in parliament but opposition parties have raised concerns about both freaking and electoral fraud. european union leaders meeting in brussels have wrapped up an emergency summit on migration without any concrete decisions but chancellor angela merkel says there is goodwill towards finding ways to stem the flow of migrants to europe. and the goals were coming fast and furious today at the world cup after england seven goal thriller colombia followed suit the south americans had three pounds poland knocking the european side out of the competition while boosting their own hopes of reaching the knockout stages of the turn. i'm sumi so much got it good to have you with us we start in turkey where regift to warren has declared victory in the country's presidential election according to unofficial results he received more than the fifty percent of the vote needed to avoid

," meaning the western alliance, "than even authoritarian great power rivals like russia and china." in berlinofficials who "made references to personal and familial dysfunction. a senior german lawmaker said, it's like your parents questioning their love for you." another said, "we were very emotional because our relationship with america is so emotional. it's more of a son-father relationship. we didn't recognize our father anymore, and now we realize he might beat us." when you up end decades of world order in a year turns out people take it personally and emotionally and seriously. susan glaser joins us next. just one free hearing test at his local miracle ear helped andrew hear more of the joy in her voice. just one hearing test is all it took for him to hear more of her laugh... and less of the background noise around him. for helen, just one visit to her local miracle-ear is all it took to learn how she can share more moments with her daughter. just one free hearing test could help you hear more... laughter...music...life... call now for your free hearing test from an industry leader: m

moved up a few notches all at once donald trump hitting china hard beijing saying it will retaliate and berlin adding fuel to the fire the heat though coming from washington today with trump and mounting twenty five percent tariffs on some thirteen hundred chinese products valued at around fifty billion dollars as of next month over what mr trump calls unfair trade practices the european union is hitting back against u.s. tariffs on steel and alum indian by imposing levies on american goods worth about three point three billion dollars including on its tariff hit list blue jeans motorcycles and whiskey e.u. maybe united on that matter but on other issues of trade cracks beginning to show italy's new government is threatening not to ratify the used trade deal with canada the italians say the agreement doesn't protect certain regional products like johnno and pursuit and uncle mikel is threatening a tougher stance as we'll hear in a moment so from blue jeans to blue cheese kale so wound. hit us with tariffs and we'll hit you back that was china's response to the latest twist in a dispute pitting

," meaning the western alliance, "than even authoritarian great power rivals like russia and china." in berlinseveral german officials who "made references to personal and familial dysfunction. a senior german lawmaker said, it's like your parents questioning their love for you." another said, "we were very emotional because ouryou. another said it's very emotional it was more of a son/father relationship. we didn't recognize our father anymore and now we realize he might beat us. when you upend world order in like a year, turns out people take it personally, emotionally and seriously. susan glasser joins us next. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with new everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- mbc, approved, with hormonal therapy, as an everyday treatment for a relentless disease. verzenio + an ai is proven to help women have significantly more time without disease progression, and more than half of women saw their tumors shrink vs an ai. diarrh

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business the trade route just moved up a few notches donald trump hitting china beijing saying it will retaliate with equal strength and berlin adding fuel to the fire the heat coming from washington today with trump announcing twenty five percent tariffs on over a thousand chinese products many for next month they include high tech taking aim at beijing's ambitions to transition to a tech economy and they add up to a total of fifty billion dollars in punitive tariffs for what trump calls unfair trade practices the european union is hitting back against the previous u.s. judi's on steel and alum in your by imposing their views on american goods worth about three point three billion dollars everything including blue jeans whiskey how they davidson motorcycles we you may be united on that matter but on other issues of trade cracks beginning to show italy's government threatening not to ratify the e.u. straight deal with canada the italians say that the agreement doesn't protect regional products like power johnno and pursuit oh and other medical is threatening a tougher stance as we'll hear in a moment we're on the brink of a t

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china lowers tariffs on some imported consumer goods. this is your business update i'm helena humphrey in berlin thanks for joining me washington's innings have been deemed illegal by europe the e.u. trade commissioner to see among them saying the bloc will not take america's actions lying down of vowing to challenge the tariffs in a case at the world trade organization in the us government well it certainly didn't waste a moment in following through on its threats. they began friday at six am central european time twenty five percent in part tariffs on steel ten percent an element the europeans reactions are clear. it is unfortunate because this is further weakening the transatlantic relations and it also increases the risk of severe turbulence is in the markets globally protectionism can never be a solution and this will hurt jobs here in the european union but also in the u.s. the e.u. has launched an official complaint at the world trade organization they want to introduce countermeasures such as tariffs on u.s. products like bourbon whiskey motorcycles and jeans or at some two point eight billion euros. new member states are meeting

also on the show as some go up others come down china alloys tariffs on some imported consumer goods. there's a state of your business life from berlin i'm as well come legally unacceptable politically unfair and risking the economic distress stabilize ation of the planet that's what the french finance minister bouillon there had to say about the trade tariffs the u.s. has slapped on the you canada and mexico the european union is saying it will challenge the measures at the world trade organization you commission is either months from also accuse the us of protectionism is an overview of events so fond of what many fear is the beginning salvo of a global trade war. they began this morning at six am central european time twenty five percent import tariffs on steel ten percent on aluminum the european reaction is clear. it is unfortunate because this is further weakening the transatlantic relations and it also increases the risk of severe turbulence is in the markets globally protectionism can never be a solution and this will hurt jobs here in the opinion but also in the u.s. the e.u. has launched an official complaint at the world t

you by the route just moved up a few notches donald trump hitting china beijing saying it will retaliate with equal strength and berlin adding fuel to the fire the heat coming from washington today with trump announcing twenty five percent tariffs as of next month on over a thousand chinese products valued at around fifty billion dollars is the number all over what he calls fair trade practices the european union is hitting back against the previous u.s. tariffs on steel and aliment in by imposing levies on american goods worth about three point three billion dollars including on its tariff list bluejeans whiskey motorcycles the e.u. may be united on that matter but on other issues of trade cracks are beginning to show italy's government threatening not to ratify be a used trade deal with canada italians say the agreement doesn't protect regional products like papa john and pressure toll and uncle americal is threatening a tougher stance as well here in a moment where on the brink of a trade war. hey south with tariffs on we'll hit you back that was china's response to the latest twist in a dispute pitting the world's

this is your business update i'm home free in berlin glad you could join me well the trade around just moved up a few notches as u.s. president trump hits china hard beijing hitting straight back with tariffs of its own and lynn is adding fuel to the far as well although the heat mostly coming from washington on friday with trump announcing a twenty five percent tariffs on over a thousand chinese products mainly from next month now they include high tech safari much taking aim at beijing's ambitions to transition to a tech economy now to add up to a total of around fifty billion dollars in punitive tariffs for what donald trump calls unfair trade practices european union is hitting back against the previous u.s. judaism ceilidh out a minion by imposing levies on american goods worth about three point three billion dollars included on that tariff hitlist bluejeans whiskey and motorcycles it seems that we're now on the brink of a trade war. u.s. president donald trump says that the friendship with chinese president xi jinping is important to him but he feels china's business practices are unfair that's why he wants to impose punitive twenty fiv

, when we look at resin mix in -- president and -- nixon s portrait, he went to china, president reagan went to the berlinall in moscow. a year ago when we were here, i suggested that immigration, has been with us for 40 years, hopefully you are the president who can help us solve immigration with your leadership. you may be able to do what nixon did and -- president reagan did and we like to work with you. president trump: we need the support of the democrat because we need their votes. people say we have a majority but we have a one majority in the senate. we need 60. we do not go with a majority, we go with 60. that is the way it is. we need 60 votes. we have 51 at the most and we need democrat votes. tom? >> i think it is very important we protect the border and not allow a child to get into the u.s. free ticket. as you said, we would like to put families together. them. processing of can admitawful, we them but if not, they need to go back to their country. we are working on legislation to allow the border patrol agents to keep families together at the border while we process their claims in a timely

made in china twenty twenty five program which aims to grasp global leadership of key high tech sectors. but with me here in the studio is a professor of economics at the free university of berlin great to have you with us today now and it seems that the real sticking point for the united states with china is this industrial expansion policy the china twenty twenty five policy with its rapid developments washington couching it as a national security concern is it right to well everything is being wrapped now in a national can security framework we can see whether it's on the border suddenly migration becomes a national security issue also everything in trade steel aluminum imports from canada are considered a national. security issues so here there is a kernel of truth in the u.s. complaints a lack of regulatory reciprocity but to clothe that in sort of this national security issue you know twenty thirty years down the road right now the united states and china are rivals and as rivals other countries have similar issues so i think it's more the issue of how do we coordinate to get this regulatory reciprocity that when investors go into china that they are treated the way chine

you had one hyper power off of the fall of the berlin wall and breakup of the soviet union or the united states is no longer the case you have rising china where it's already the population john it's almost one in six of the world's population it's already overtaken the united states in economic terms in terms of. spending power and. you know the actually standard living in terms of the growth that's down to living in china and the growth of the economy so the world is changing and i think the united. kingdom needs to bear that in mind when it comes to foreign policy for the future so i feel like you know russia being this infernal anime is like at very confortable thing to have for many western countries for many razors for us and u.k. defense secretary kevin williamson has recently appealed for more defense funding citing russia's resurgence under putting and you may remember his predecessor michael fallon using the very same language. asking for an krista fan spamming i mean that this is this rush of hard work like flawlessly every time here are the fan secretaries just happy about putin's emits fitting their budgets well i mean the f

live from berlin still to come the world cup portugal took on morocco with superstar cristiana rinaldo taking the bus but like ok. about that and counter and i it well the trade spat between chinaand the united states is continuing to annoy the markets. looking lovely said dave isay has more thank you very much it's true this concern in markets all over the world that this trade dispute between the u.s. and china might turn into an all out trade war with the us some the being the bad guys in china a victim after all the country's president xi jinping has been sending a consistent message for more than a year now to china is open for business but foreign investors there are actually telling a different story. whenever the cameras are on paying has a clear message for the global community gigi change your hearts and we have to say no to protectionism it would be akin to hiding in a dark room where you wouldn't be bothered by wind and rain but he would also not be getting light and fresh air. a lot of. in speeches like in davos twenty seventeen the chinese president has worked hard to paint a friendly picture of an open market china every liable corporate and trading partner to th

berlin. looking at european equity index futures that are down across the board as the rrr cut by china didn'tan markets. the cash trade is less than 30 minutes away. ♪ guy: asian stocks sink as reports

berlin. looking at european equity index futures that are down across the board as the rrr cut by china didn't help to boost asian markets. the cash trade is less than 30 minutes away. ♪ guy: asian stocks sink as reports suggest, washington will heighten scrutiny of chinese investments in u.s. industries. is this a new front in the trade war? the pboc reduces rrr by 50 basis once, unleashing billions of dollars in the quiddity. it may not be enough. and president erdogan wins. the lira rises but for how long? we are live in istanbul. matt? matt: less than a half hour away from the start of european trading. futures are down across the board here after we saw a drop in japanese indexes, drops in hong kong, drops in china. here you see the biggest damage looks to be done on cap futures that also ftse futures are taking a hit. take a look at treasuries also for just a better picture of the risk off mood. investors continue to buy tenure debt. -- 10 year debt. this is the chart. , very interesting as the fed continues, or at least looks set to continue on its right path higher and the u.s. tax ref

berlin, senior market analyst. will the trade global hurt the economy right now? >> i think it certainly could if it does escalate any further. we are now getting from chinathe anger is brewing. we've seen elsewhere the comments friend justin trudeau towards the end of last week. immanuel kant and others in europe certainly suggest that they have potential to escalate further. if it does depending where you look, you'll get an idea of what type of impact it could have on global gdp and also depends how much it escalates as well. not ideal but at the moment the u.s. economy is still very healthy. >> escalation is a free word is speaking of this, meeting in quÉbec of course the g7. do you think that trade is going to be the top topic of discussions? >> absolutely. it's number one in most people's agenda. there it is her actions with greg said invite now north korea as well. but i think trade has become a major issue for the economy because the last thing members want to see is protectionism. any effort that can be made to move away from that will be welcomed. tracee: all right, thank you, craig. thanks to all of you for watching "fbn:am" this morning. we no

china. because he could do that. he was in a position to do it and reagan did the unexpected. he went to the berlin wall in moscow.hen we were here a year ago i think i suggested to you that immigration, which has bedelved us for 40 years as have you said, i believe you are the president who can help us solve immigration problem with your leadership. you may be able to do for immigration what nixon did for china and what reagan did for the soviet union. a lot of us would like to work with you on that. >> thank you lamar, very much. we need the democrats' support because we need their votes. it's very simple. you know, people say we have a majority. well, we have a one majority in the senate we need 60. we don't go with the majority. we go with 60. some day somebody will explain why but that's the way it is. we need 60 votes. we have 51 votes at the most. so we need democrat votes in order to do it. otherwise you can't do it. tom, you were going to say something? tom cotton. >> i think it's very important we protect our border. we cannot allow a child to be a get out of jail free card and get into the u.s. free tic

china, because he could do that. he was in a position to do that. president reagan did the unexpected, he went to the berlin wall and moscow. when we were here a year ago, i think i suggested to you that immigration, which has bedeviled us for 40 years, i believe you can -- you're the president who can help us solve immigration problem with your leadership. you may be able to do for immigration what nixon did for china and reagan did for the soviet union. a lot of us would like to work with you on that. >> thank you very much. we need the democrats' support, because we need their votes. it's simple. people say we have a majority. well, we have a one majority in the senate. we need 60, unfortunately, we don't go with the majority. we go with 60. that's the way it is. we need 60 votes. we have 51 votes at the most. so we need democrat votes in order to do it. otherwise you can't do it. tom, you were going to say something? >> i think it's very important that we protect our border. we cannot allow a child to be a get out of free card and get into the u.s. free ticket. but as we've all said, we would like to ke

think that he did the unexpected he went to china because he could do that he was in a position to do it. and president reagan did the unexpected he went to the berlin wall in moscow and when we were here a year ago i think i suggested to you that immigration which is bedevilled us for 40 years as you have said i believe you can -- you're the president who can help us solve immigration problem with your leadership you may be able to do for immigration what nixon did for china and reagan did for the soviet union and a lot of us would like to work with you on that. >> thank you, lamar, very much yeah we need the democrats' support because we need their vote very simple. people say we have a majority. well, we have a one majority in the senate we need 60 unfortunately we don't go with the majority. we go with 60. some day somebody will explain why. that's the way it is we have -- we need 60 votes. we have 61 at the most we need democrat votes to do it. tom, you were going to say something? tom, go ahead. >> it's very important to protect the border we cannot allow a child to be a get out of jail free card and get into the u.s. free ticket and as we hav

berlin, and other european capitals, and in washington, have told me they now worry that trump may be a greater immediate threat to the alliance than even authoritarian great power rivals such as russia and china. well, here with us for more, the aforementioned susan glasser, staff writer at "the new yorker." and jonathan allen, longtime political journalist and nbc news national political reporter. he happens to be in quebec city tonight covering this summit. susan, you get to go first because when i heard what you said at 4:00 p.m. on this network, it stopped me in my tracks. you said, "this is not a drill." tell the folks what you mean. >> well, you know, for a year and a half we have been wondering with trepidation what's going to happen with president trump and the rest of the world. a lot of chest-beating about the death of the liberal international order, but what does that mean? will we recognize it when it actually happens? in my view, what's happened over the last few weeks, and in part tasfew days, looks pretty much like the death of the liberal international order. i think that the statement this morning about wanting russia to rejoin the g7, it just suggests donald trump is not su

berlin and other european capitals and in washington have told me they now worry that trump may be a greater immediate threat to the alliance than even authoritarian great power rivals such as russia and chinaequally striking is the extent to which america's long-term allies have no idea how to deal with the challenges. >> what you're describing is a crisis of the rest and vladimir putin has been opposed to the west and western values since he came into office. here's how he sees the world. everything the allies did after ward war two at bretton woods and the creation of these institutions, the world bank, the imf, et cetera, all of it was organized against russia. everything the alliance did after the fall of the berlin wall where they expanded nato and set up missile systems was against russia. his dream is to have an american president who will unravel the western world order which he sees as a conspiracy against vosh the return on his investment for supporting donald trump is high. >> why do we have a debate about whether or not donald trump is in the pocket of vladimir putin. he's already achieved his aims as susan reports in this excellent piece, he's got america separate. we were a s

china's military adventures in the taiwan straits in 55 and 58. compelled britain and france to reverse their invasion of egypt in 56. avoided a conflict in berlin in 58 and even established stable personal relations with the soviet leader. all of these were choices that could have gone a different way and every time he made the choice that sought to diffuse and to use restraint. all of those choices, all of those cases could easily have become wars. eisenhower worked hard and successfully to keep the peace between the superpowers, but he was no pacifist. his global strategy required the steady accumulation of immense national power and a willingness to deploy that power when necessary. the u.s. nuclear arsenal soared in the eisenhower years. a few hundred weapons at the beginning at his term in office to 20,000 war heads by the end of it. deliverable on all manner of platforms, b 52 bombers, titan missiles, the undersea missile, by the time he left office, the united states had plans for launching 3,200 nuclear weapons at over 1,000 targets in russia, china and eastern europe in the event of a nuclear war. so you can use the term restraint in o

berlin wall. today as both of these senators have mentioned, europe is once again a theater of serious strategic competition. europe today faces pressures on multiple fronts. strategic campaigns from russia and china, record waves of migration, iranian ambitions in the mediterranean and a crisis in confidence in european institutions. our europe strategy begins by acknowledges that europe and america must take the reality of strategic composition seriously. the goal was outlined by president trump in warsaw, and we want succeed in that task without europe, that is the west and the heart of the free world. preserving the west begins with strengthsenning our physical -- strengthening our physical defensors. the u.s. has reaffirmed our commitment to nato article 5, and we are providing military assistance to ukraine, georgia, muldova, the baltics, and other european countries. for physical years 2018 and 2019 the administration has requested more than $11 billion in new funds. our allies are stepping up. at u.s. urging since january 2017, every nato member but one have increased defense spending. the number of allies that will spend 2 percent on defense by 2024 has tripled, and the number allocating

china because he could do that. he was in a position to do it. president reagan did the unexpected, he went to the berlin wall and moscow. when we were hear a year ago i suggested to you, immigration bedeviled us 40 years, you are the president who can help us solve immigration problem with your leadership. you may be able to do for immigration what nixon did for china and reagan did for the soviet union. a lot of us would like to work with you on that. >> thank you, lamar, very much. we need the democrats support because we need their votes, very simple. people say we have majority. well, we have a one majority in the senate. we need 60 unfortunately, we don't go with the majority. we go with 60. some day somebody will explain why but that is the way it is. we need 60 votes. we have 51 votes at the most. so we need democrat votes in order to do it, otherwise you can't do it. tom, you were going to say something? >> i think it is very important we can protect our border. we can not allow a child be get ought of jail card and get in the u.s. a free ticket. but at the same time as you said, we all said, li

you had one hyper power off of the fall of the berlin wall and breakup of the soviet union or the united states is no longer the case you have rising china where it's already the population john is almost one in six of the world's population it's already overtaken the united states in economic terms in terms of. spending power and. you know the actually standard of living in terms of the growth that's down to living in china the growth of the economy so the world is changing and i think the united kingdom needs to bear that in mind when it comes to foreign policy for the future so i feel like you know russia being this infernal anime is like at very confortable thing to have for many western countries for many razors force and u.k. defense secretary kevin williamson has recently appealed for more defense funding citing russia's resurgence under putting and you may remember his predecessor michael fallon using the very same language when. asking for increased a fan spammy i mean that this is russia card work like flawlessly every time here are the fans secretaries just happy about putin's emits fitting their budgets well i mean the first

china because he could do that. he was in a position to do that. president reagan did the unexpected, he went to the berlinoscow and when we were here a year ago i suggested to you that immigration, which has bedevilled us for 40 years, as you've said, i believe you can -- you're the president who can help us solve the immigration problem with your leadership. you may be able to do for immigration what nixon did for china and what reagan did for the soviet union and a lot of us would like to work with you on that. >> welcome back to "morning joe." it's interesting what lamar has been doing over the past week. he was asked, heidi, about immigration and about this policy that donald trump claimed he couldn't do and lamar alexander was very straightforward. he said it's wrong headed and the president could do something about it today if he chose to. and now you have lamar alexander saying to the president in front of the president, hey, you -- if you stop demagoguing, which was what he was saying because nixon going to china means you go against, obviously, what people think of your hard-line position. if you

china saying president trump has a great relationship with chinese president xi jinping. angela merkellor took him a present trump's decision to withdraw from the move "very regrettable." speaking at an international meeting in berlin said "we know climate change is not a matter of faith, it is a fact." she said germany remains committed to the agreement but acknowledged the country still needs to do more to curb emissions. the united nations special coordinator for the middle east said that illegal israeli settlements in the palestinian territories are spreading and further eroding practical prospects for peace. said thelackner security council today that israel is failing to abide by security council resolution 2334, which the u.n. passed in 2016 which says all israeli settlements in the west bank are illegal. >> please note that all developments are taking place in the broader context of the palestinian territories and uncertainty about the piece prospect and the two-state solutions as well as instability and continued turmoil in the region. israeli-palestinian conflict has escalated in recent months. near weekly mass protests began along the israel-gaza border in march. scores of palestinians have been killed a

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