then, campari. >> stephen: now, what is campari?yeah, so, yeah. you want to taste it? >> stephen: sure. >> okay, all right. ( laughter ) leave a little bit for me. ( laughter ) strong, no? all right. >> stephen: quite bitter. >> yeah, it's bitter. that's why we add all these other things. >> stephen: a little gin to smooth it out. >> okay, and a little alcohol here. >> stephen: where are you from, sir? >> from austria. >> stephen: what a beautiful country that is. >> thank you. did you ever go? >> stephen: i've been to vienna. >> yeah? >> stephen: i've been to vienna. it's gorgeous. fantastic public transportation. >> yeah? so you don't need-- so you can drink. >> stephen: that's exactly-- the beer is so good, you have to use the public transportation. >> you have to use the public transportation. all right. so, you stir it really well. and then you take it out, and strain it into a glass here. >> stephen: okay. >> with the strainer. >> stephen: okay, that's nice. >> put it on here like that. >> stephen: like that? i don't do it on

came instability political instability to the country because the long time ruler of the country campari was chased out of office after almost thirty thirty years in power by protesters afterwards the political situation became not stable anymore there was an attempted coup d'etat that failed and this political instability was also taken advantage of by terrorists so the situation has been rather unstable for several years now but how prepared were security forces to deal with attacks like this one. well this is obviously something very difficult for a country of black folk enough ah so that is one of the poorest countries even in this region and even although there was a lot of international support in the past all the countries in the region including the neighboring one like the are struggling with the threat of terrorism this the g five sabah group can a fossil is also a member that was actually put in place by france also heavily supported by the german government the targets to find answers to this terror threat in the entire region they just had a meeting last month where donor co

very stable country in a region that is very volatile but that changed when the longtime president campari was actually chased out of his office in two thousand and fourteen by angry protesters after that there was no political stability in the country any longer there was also in the fails attempted coup d'etat and this political instability was also used by terrorists terrorists to attack targets in the country. adrian you mentioned the two previous attack in as many years how prepared are security forces to deal with attacks like this one. well today it appears there was a very quick attack response by the security forces both the special forces from book enough ah so they were also supported by special forces from friends who are based in the country but generally one has to say look you know fossil is one of the poorest countries in that region and it's very difficult for them to cope with such threats and of course international cooperation is necessary and it has already started a member of the g five psagot group a group that was initiated by friends also heavily supported by the g

booking of a president bless campari is to blame for this let me share the thoughts of mr guy in the car we were talking about this is not the first attack to target book enough ourselves are we talking about security breach are we talking about accomplices within the military establishment to pave the way for the attackers to . strike at the very heart of the military base. first of all personally to get burned deep allegations somehow linking. present component to what has happened yesterday in brooklyn first of all i do believe that he may have an interest to see that the government that is acutely. after having been for wrong part of his older jeep the current president used to be very close to him that are not able to manage the security and economic and democratic conditions of the country you could build bridges with to jump in and start believing that even maybe behind that situation i don't think it's something that i would accept i do believe him or what is happening what is happening yesterday is yet another example of a lack of leadership in that country those people who

the day, not peter hooper of deutsche bank, we need to go to robert kunze-concewitz joining us of campari class is in session. the president of -- what a joy to have dean hooper with us this morning. thanountry has lost more 55,000 factories, 6 million manufacturing jobs, and accumulated trade deficits of more than $12 trillion. last year we had a trade deficit of almost $800 billion. bad policies and leadership. must win again. make america great again. mr. cooper, help us out here. the president ignores flows to begin with, does the? guest: certainly there's many reasons for trade deficits. unfair competition somewhere on the list, but the fact the u.s. is running a sizable budget deficit, spending a lot more than we are saving on that front , the fact that we have an economy that is growing pretty rapidly all this contributes to trade deficits. there are fundamental macro forces driving this. tom: the heart of the matter is we have weaker exports but particularly substantial imports. are those imports a good sign of a prosperous america? guest: absolutely. aggregate demand is growing.