about arguably the most famous pull it out is this is the daily mirror in the china daily astonished to remain in person after sentence expires well to be honest with you i don't take any lessons from china daily on people being in prison on duty because they've locked up 1000000 week goes to any trial whatsoever such as the children denies that they have is that this film is not for a nation is actually coming out of this this film of it we've seen it there's google there's numerous witnesses spoken to them i've been to where you come from just lose you oppose the iraq war claim many activists claim lots of this is being used against the chinese but let's get on there well i'm just making the point that this is this is the attempt by the chinese to go for lowest common denominator they have got a big state on their conscience in the way they deal with people not come to the don't like but in a case in which on the issue here i mean this is difficult because people are held in the mountains if they are expected or thought you might discover and that's a normal process in the courts o

pensioners with a farm group on their health being told is no excuse for these senior citizens in china. daily exercise routines. i'm very welcome. it's good to have you with us. 1st the u.s. taliban talks ended and then there was the explosion of violence over the past 3 days of violence on has seen numerous attacks mainly orchestrated by the taliban all in the middle of an election campaign on tuesday taliban suicide bombers killed at least 48 and wounded dozens in twin blasts one was at an election rally in central afghanistan and another in central kabul near the u.s. embassy on wednesday gunmen tried to storm a building in jalalabad killing 4 and injuring 12 and on thursday at least 20 people were killed in a taliban truck bomb attack in southern afghanistan more than 90 people were wounded. for more i'm joined from kabul by journalist i lead at the feet the presidential elections are should do for the 28th of september and with all of this violence that we are seeing in the past few days what chances are that this election is going to be a success. that's the major question as we've seen

that originally inspired many of the protests in a move that chinese anglos language newspaper china daily supposedly reveals the hidden hand of the united states government behind these protests thousands of demonstrators marched to the united states consulate urging u.s. president donald trump to liberate their city this controversy over whether the united states is oren is not acting in some way to support or even orchestrate these protests are at the center of this new report by r.t. america correspondent michelle greenstein. resist beijing. that's what these protesters all round here are they're demanding that the u.s. federal government has something called the wrong on the right and democracy act the hong kong human rights and democracy act let's the u.s. sanctions officials that are obstructing human rights or democracy in hong kong these officials could have their assets frozen and be denied entry into the u.s. we have been urging them to congress to pass the hong kong democracy and human rights act marley's the founding chairman of hong kong's democratic party part of a coalition

china trade war. a commentary in communist party mouthpiece people's daily said china needs to stand up to washington ly, the french daily le figaro responds to the uk government's latest brexit approach, proclaiming that boris johnson "wants to impose his law on parliament". let's return to hurricane dorian now which has caused unprecedented damage in the bahamas and remains extremely dangerous. jose andres is in nassau — he's the founder of ngo world central kitchen. he explains what the situation is at the moment in the bahamas. well, listen, we have all seen the videos and the photos of the total devastation in the grand bahama ‘s. we have to understand this is not normal, this is almost like — people will describe it as the caribbean sea has taken over the islands. already we know there has been at least five deaths, it seems confirmed. there may be others, but everybody is wanting to give aid. we know there have been us coastguard helicopters with at least three landings, taking away injured people from the hospital. it is overwhelmed by injured people, and at the same time the hospital is being

the problem of a -- in addition to the disinformation campaign including the egregious use by the china dailyon 9/11 of a photo depicting the destruction of the world trade towers to warn of terrorist attacks by hong kong protestors, beijing is advancing a narrative of violence to frame the hong kong protest that is echoed uncritically by the international community. within this framework the hong kong police protected in full tactical gear armed with rubber bullets, guns, tear gas, pepper spray and batons is presented as one side of an he is clagd violence, clashes with civilian protesters. hence we hear both sides calls to deescalate but this deflects attention away from police accountability for its excessive use of force and complicit with non-state violence. moreover, the narrow violence framing of the situation on the ground is marginalizing the proliferation of diverse, creative and peaceful protests by the hong kong people including by students in boycotts, elderly citizens, silver haired volunteers protecting the children actions. hong kong people singing in the malls, in the metro s

china's people's daily praising llcs rejection of the bid, saying the protests are prompting consistentong kong. china controls almost half of the board seats on the hong kong exchange. that is your bloomberg business flash. tom: right now, with all that is going on in oil we will continue the saudi story. brent crude $65.97. christian keller with us from barclays and rupert harrison of blackrock. christian, is chairman piles wednesdays change because of mario draghi's thursday? you would think they anticipated the package from the ecb. i think they watch the dollar. i think he will look at the global context and look at domestic developments and there are signs that consumption is holding up well in the u.s.. the labor market has continued to perform solidly. now we are back to oil. pricel plays -- the oil plays an important role. so far there bit highlighted trade tensions, brexit, i think now oil comes back on the agenda. this affects the statement he will give. tom: is blackrock modeling global recession? do you get under 3% global gdp? absolutely not. our view would be in line with

the people's daily in china, one of the media publications there talking and scathing terms about thebility of the hong kong exchange getting hold of it. they prefer their links between shanghai and london, which is interesting. it could be considering a part of their business, just the mortgage part, not substantial. we're watching anyway. let's look at futures. oil stories are set to dominate. we'll keep an eye on oil stocks and aviation. we heard from mark cudmore about the extent of the reaction by this oil story, by this aerial attack on the saudi oil infrastructure. we'll keep an eye on that and any update on timing. this is bloomberg. ♪ here, it all starts with a simple... hello! -hi! how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? everyone. let's send to everyone! [ camera clicking ] wifi up there? -ahhh. sure, why not? how'd he get out?! a camera might figure it out. that was easy! glad i could help. at xfinity, we're here to make life simple. easy. awesome. so come ask, shop, discover at your xfinity store today. anna: a minute to go into the start of the test equity tra

the people's daily in china said it is a very positive sign.it is clear that even though the threat is not gone, even though there is an october 15 threat, a further december 15 threat from the u.s. side, a lot of the threats are still on the table, but this is a concrete, positive easing that means the u.s. should not have h.r. escalation between now and when those negotiators meet in washington. that is a big deal. anna: so is it style or substance? maybe it is a substantial style change? thank you very much, derek wallbank, bloomberg's city editor in singapore. minutes away from the open. up next, we look at the stocks to watch at the start of trade, including ab inbev, who is said to be renewing lance to list its asia unit best its plans to list its asia unit. anna: x and a half minutes to go until the start of cash equities trading. bloomberg's annmarie hordern is looking at ab inbev and the asian listing. and also covering job losses at bat. story.o the lsc emery, the latest on ab inbev. annmarie: the plan was scrapped a few months ago, b

china. he's a columnist at the daily beast and his risings have been featured in numerous newspapers from "the new york times" to "the wall street journal" and is a frequent commentator on fox news, pbs and bbc and many others as well as a regular cohost and guest on john batchelor show. on the front lines in the battle for freedom, gordon. [applause] people are fighting for their freedoms into their societies. the explanation begins in hong kong where almost nightly there is a clash of two armies one of them dressed in green in full riot gear. the other is clad in black the useful protesters. why do we have these clashes? the people's republic of china, beijing has reneged our promises. in the british joint declaration of 1984, china promised hong kong a high degree of autonomy for 50 years under the one country two systems formula. since the return of hong kong to china that occurred in 1997 since that time china has encroached on those freedoms it has taken away that autonomy. the attempt to seize control of hong kong therefore is the direct and primary cause of the marchers, the protesmarc

that candy did that candy tried to talk to mainland china time they tried to sound trite yet they tried to do let us put his head mr cho especially the daily h o n i c a or mr show beijing is clearly losing patience with taiwan while you dream of some vague love in between taipei and the mainland china is crystal clear what it wants from you and that's reunification and it refuses to rule out the use of force to get it doesn't it and you live with that and you normalize that on a daily basis ok in our consciousness saying to the not you can unfasten you couldn't possibly constitution ok there's only one china policy. and that includes mainland taiwan hong kong and in my car that's in our constitution we should buy and buy our country's constitutional rights you're being told by xi jinping as you were in january unification is an inevitable requirement for the great rejuvenation of the chinese people he said taiwan should accept that it must and will be reunited with china whatever talks you've been having with china hasn't got the mother vattel idea and how many people in taiwan want that the unification of under 3 percent there or about t

deal now, one thing i want to highlight are some comments over the weekend from china and this came through in the people's dailyficial newspaper. they effectively applauded lse's rejection of hong kong exchanges offer and praised their preference to access china through shanghai now, this comes after in their rejection letter the lse effectively said their shanghai stock exchanges are preferred and direct channel to access the many opportunities with china. and of course the reason these comments are interesting is from political perspective it's difficult to see a hong kong getting this deal across the line without support from beijing. then of course from a deal perspective, it raises the complication of hong kong getting this deal across the line so a lot for ls-e shareholders to consider and this is one development we'll be watching closely over the coming weeks as hong kong exchange engages with those lse shareholders joumanna >> certainly a story we're watching closely i want to bring back in mark mobius and the professor from lse. were you surprised at this hong kong exchange offer to take over the lse?

he talked about china's seven deadly sins. the people's daily says such comments are preposterous.r carrie lynn thearrie lam has rejected call for annual assessments of the city's status. she told a news briefing that such foreign intervention would be extremely inappropriate. strongly disagree with foreign interference in hong kong's issues. toall have to be respectful each other especially on an international level. the ceo of psa group says they no deal brexit is not acceptable. said the u.k. should use good sense. >> it is not acceptable to have a no deal solution. we believe good sense should prevail. acceptable to just have two opposite positions where people show their muscles. >> global news 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. anna? anna: selina wang in beijing for us. let us check in on the fx market. the yen has dropped to a five-week low against the dollar. this comes as their are higher treasury yields. joining us now to assess the state of the fx market more broadly

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in terms of being aware of this trade war, being aware of the impact it's having on their daily lives in china think they are very aware the news about the trade war, the news about what's happening is on a daily basis on their tv or social media, so they are very much aware with what's happening. in terms of impact, i would say a little bit similar to what is happening here yesterday i was on the street, i was outside a supermarket target, for instance, to find out the prices and asked a couple people how they feel. they mostly didn't feel so much yet. i guess the tariffs on consumer prices are just kicking in, so it's going to take a while for people to feel the pain, ordinary people to feel the pain although i went to the chinatown, the souvenir shops there, the chinese grocery stores there are feeling a bigger hit i think in china also a very different story for different people for ordinary consumers, life goes on as normal. if you're working for an american manufacturer, producing for an american company, you might feel the uncertainty as least if you are not already given up and the ame

why artificial insemination was used to compliment puppet daily personal efforts mom and dad arrived in germany 2 years ago on loan from chinaand they are due to return there in 13 keys just like the cubs who will only stay in building for up to 4 years whether they will ever be released into the wild is unclear. so many visitors here in the balance to the news about the new bump on the cups on it so highlight it but animal rights activists criticize that they're only of economic and political interest many of the pandas bred in zoos well wide and of of released into the wild and if they are they die there shortly after. they say true animal wildlife conservation looks differently. the zoo is convinced that their habitat office everything from successful breeding which helps guarantee the species survival in the future. first pandas the face that only a mother could love if you're watching you have a use today all of that mixed with good of you business stick around for this. coming. of the famous naturalist and explorer. to celebrate clicks on the phone books 250. parking for you tube discovery. expedition boyd.

the presencemiss in greenland, we should consider russia and china seek arctic influence. this is daily. ambassador come at have extensive experience in the arctic, given that the national defense strategy focuses on great power competition. secretary pompeo recently gave what i thought was a well-thought-out speech on the arctic. i would like to get your views on what we should be doing there to protect our national interest and secretary, i would like to hear yours, as well. senator, we weren't done any favors by flattening the globe. people lose track of how small the northern hemisphere is and how close those properties are. and how close alaska is to going over the top into the siberian area. that is now both available in shipping as well as the persistent space access to those areas and that is an area that -- where threats would potentially derived. >> let me say real quick, this committee certainly starting to raise awareness on this. i do think the biggest agency in washington that hasn't got the message on our strategic competition in the arctic, the pentagon. some are getting

daily basis. thank you very much. >> with that expansion from china to canada and australia the ballot initiative implies how that economic foundation of the european countries and how that international order offers promise on the joint declaration with the us trade deal. with that uprising is the expansion without any respect on international orders. and then to explain why because then those on the forefront that hong kong is at the forefront. and maybe the next free world. and now i slowly realize now is time for u.s. congress to pass human rights and democracy act and also to unveil the foreign-policy to china to prioritize human rights issues now not only in a political but humanitarian crisis. the first time i was in prison was two years ago. i was wondering how beijing authorities have no limit to set the precedent and then made me realize that i was in prison those who locked me up in prison would be president xi so that is an uphill and long-term battle 2047 whether it is me or someone else it would be the age of 50 after 28 years it can still be the hometown for freedom and democracy i

let's bring in china watcher robert daily. welcome to the program.fecting trade talks with beijing. is there a direct relationship between the hong kong protest, crackdown and trade talks. >> there is no direct relationship as yet. nor are there ongoing trade talks. president trump said if the chinese government were to go in the people's armed police or pla into hong kong it would be hard to conclude a trade deal. he suggest ad link. we don't see a operative link day-to-day. stuart: it doesn't look good for the trade dispute as you say. there is no trade talks going on as we speak. there is the possibility of trade talks coming up in mid-september, it is kind of a stalemate, with things looking worse all the time? >> stalemate. there is evidence that china is prepared for a long term stalemate. it would like to conclude a deal on its terms, maimly purchases here, promises there. it will not go along with the structural reforms, as the reforms from the chinese communist party point of view are tantamount to regime change. they are asking us to change

china at the target. because they're all focused on local atmel daily news and not going to send out so i don't think manyof the progress that i don't get the news and toro has in. actually. it makes people come up to protests more i want to you has that tremendously fact now as i'm. ok briefly to the students represent a particular problem for kerry and also of the central government in beijing i mean beijing has been critical of teachers for not in co-creating courts patry arctic values in hong kong brainwashing the young people well i'm sure hong kong and cons inflammations pretty one sided they or many of them wants that and the. hardwood elite which has been pretty handy government now and has and where savage. has been very critical and that is very popular and people read that and they about a month by month year by year many of them have you on the anti-government sentiment was optimistic or any kind of al of emotion and drive for them to over from the government or have an anarchy or cancel or don't want it and if you have got worse they will be stabilize the central government in beijing or as m

china is voicing opposition to the move. the official people's dailyer said this weekend that there are persistent worries about hong kong given the unrest. is the deal dead? looking at the share price it is down just a touch today. >> there have been a couple instances in the past that shows the deal is suffering setback after setback. we had the lse offer rejected, a scathing rejection, the most intense than we've seen in a -- that we have seen in a long time, and the official mouthpiece of the communist party this week came out and almost solidified that, praising the lse in their decision. i think it is too early to say whether it is dead but it is certainly suffering setback after setback. >> purdue pharma filing for bankruptcy to protect itself from more than 2000 lawsuits accusing it of fueling the opioid epidemic. the maker of oxycontin has a settlement plan valued at more than $10 billion. perdue's owners are the sackler family, they would hand over the company to a trust by counties, states, and cities that have sued the companies. >> i think

almost daily if you look at the other handouts, the articles, literally almost daily what's happening in arctic in the russia chinabill up. up rivalry. article in the washington post, said forget greenland, a far more dangerous game is being played in the arctic. all within the last week. what is china want we put the arctic given its new strategy. then on the hill, the hill newspapers just said an article that started by staying the next cold war we put russia maybe a literal vice metaphorical one. but before boy dismiss, president trump his interest in greenland, boy should consider their great rival is china and russia aggressively seek arctic influence. this is daily. ambassador. do you have an extensive experience in the arctic. given that the national defense strategy focuses on great power competition. secretary pompei recently gave what i thought was a well-thought-out speech on the arctic. i like to get your views on what boy should be doing there. to protect national interests and secretary i like pictures as well. >> mccain or didn't us any favors by flattening the globe. people lose track of how small

why artificial insemination was used to complement proper daily personal efforts mom and dad arrived in germany 2 years ago on loan from china and they are due to return back in 13 days just like the cubs who will only stay in berlin for up to 4 years whether they will ever be released into the wild is unclear to many visitors here in the balance to the news about the new bomb panda cubs next to highlight but animal rights activists criticize that there are only of they cannot make political interest many of the pandas bred in zoos well wide and never released into the wild and if they are they die there shortly after. they say true animal wildlife conservation looks differently. this is convinced that their habitat office everything for successful breeding which helps guarantee the species survival in the future. well kiran stanley has contributed to this success he's the architect who designed the newborns home the panda enclosure at the berlin zoo and he's with us here in the studio good morning karen good morning so pandas are rare in the wild so it's really important that they be given a good environment to live in if t

china social credit system business is on edge but also regular citizens that have to abide by strict rules set by the government and they affect every aspect of daily life including. several 1000 people live in this shanghai district and recently they started separating their waste communist party authorities brought in the new regulations as part of the country's environmental protection policies. and. the party's district committee is eager to show us how painstaking and enthusiastic everyone is a pope the new program detail diagrams at the disposal center show people what is allowed in which contain and what not follow it's very difficult to follow the new rules to the letter. i was always wondering which spin i should put my egg shells into driveway store which i decided on dry but the wet containers would have been correct because egg shells decompose and it takes me a while to get used to new rules impossible for me to master them all at once. regulate 3 patrols roam shanghai the suit 600 coalitions within the 1st 2 days of the new regulations citizens face fines of 25 euros for not separating the trash correctly companies face penalties of u

this is the daily news live from turkey accused of returning refugees to syria against their will t.w. meets the syrians desperate to find her deported son also on the program china begins celebrations marking the 70th anniversary of communist role for the france risks being overshadowed by underestimate all called as pro-democracy activists gear up for multiple rallies. and on trial hundreds of thousands of german diesel drivers take the car maker to courts demanding compensation over the company's.

he has repeatedly accused china of seven deadly sins. the people's dailyays such comments are preposterous. te winningster con the first of two confidence votes in the italian parliament. withomised to work closely brussels on a 2020 budget featuring lower labor taxes and a minimum wage. later today, his government faces a senate vote. factory prices in china for the 0.8% in august compared to a year earlier, threatening to add deflationary pressures to the global economy. china saw a runaway price gains for pork. rosell consumer prices 2.8% year on year. hong kong leader carrie lam has rejected caused by protesters requiringegislation annual -- of the city's special trading status. lam told a news briefing that such for an intervention would be "extremely inappropriate -- foreign intervention would be "extremely inappropriate." >> i strongly disagree with foreign interference in hong kong issues. we all have to be respectful to each other, especially on an international level. we work and its largest investor are discussing the possibility of shelving its

out is grounding most of the airlines $850.00 daily flights threatening travel plans 430-0000 passengers those are the headlines up next the coming war on china. i pity a country that would come up against us. the synergy with air land and sea forces and and our ability to control the battle space and seize the high ground is devastating all countries respect the power of the united states in that respect how dominant we are in this region and we get better and better and better. tonight a 10 a reg limps of china's vicious expansion in one of the world's most contested regions we report from the south china sea where the chinese are warning off anyone who comes too close to that building program we continue our look this morning and what china does not want you to see the united states as the superpower is reclaiming land in the south china sea the fact that we're dealing with a situation right now where we the u.s. has to be much more aggressive in dealing with the chinese government c.n.n. has learned that the u.s. navy is about to send a destroyer there let's go to our c.n.n. c.n.n. got exclusive access to classified u.s. surveillance flig

there are articles literally almost daily about what is happening in the arctic in terms of the russia and china buildup. great power rivalry. just in the last couple days, in addition to what you have there is a handout. an article in the washington post said forget greenland, a far more dangerous game is being played in the arctic. all within the last week. what does china want with the arctic, given new strategy? then, on the hill, the hill newspaper just said, an article that started by saying, the next cold war with russia may be a literal metaphorical one. before we dismiss president trump's interest in greenland, we should consider that our great power rivals china and russia aggressively seek arctic influence. this is daily. ambassador barrett, you have extensive experience in the arctic, given your tenure as ambassador to finland. given that the national defense strategy focuses on great power competition -- secretary pompeo gave what i thought was a well thought out speech on the arctic. i would like to get your views on what you think we should be doing there to protect our national i

back to china where a social credit system has not only businesses on the edge but also regular citizens they have to abide by strict rules set by the government and they affect every aspect of daily life including recycling. several 1000 people live in this shanghai district and recently they started separating their waste communist party authorities brought in the new regulations as part of the country's environmental protection policies. and. the party's district committee is eager to show us how painstaking and enthusiastic everyone is a broken new program detail diagrams at the disposal center show people what is allowed in which contain and what not follow it's very difficult to follow the new rules to the letter. i was always wondering which bin i should put my egg shells into dry. way store which i decided on dry but the wet containers would have been correct because egg shells decompose and it takes me a while to get used to new rules impossible for me to master them all at once here . regulate 3 patrols roam shanghai they suit 600 coalitions within the 1st 2 days of the new regulations citizens face fines of 25 euros for not separating the trash directly companies face p

china both positive and negative. we will see how it impacts your wallet. the daily dana perino starts now. >> dana: it may be get away day on capitol hill, but there's no slowdowns as democrats ramp up their push for impeachment. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." head of the house intelligence committee, adam schiff, said expect a busy couple weeks as democrats look to build their case off claims from a whistleblower who said white house officials tried to lockdown records of president trump's call with the president of ukraine. the president blasting the whistleblower. new today, a senior administration official tells fox news the white house said lawyers directed the transcript to a highly secured system. mike emanuel has the latest from

china both positive and negative. we will see how it impacts your wallet. the daily briefing with dana perino starts now. >> dana: it may be get away day on capitol hill, but there's no slowdowns as democrats ramp up their push for impeachment. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." head of the house intelligence committee, adam schiff, said expect a busy couple weeks as democrats look to build their case off claims from a whistleblower who said white house officials tried to lockdown records of president trump's call with the president of ukraine. the president blasting the whistleblower. new today, a senior administration official tells fox news the white house said lawyers directed the transcript to a highly secured system. mike emanuel has the latest from lawmakers. first john roberts. john? >> reporter: good afternoon to you, dana. little more on the idea of that transcript being moved to a highly secured compute eur system. that is one of the central revelations in the whistleblower's complaint. the whistleblower saying for reasons o

the people's daily commended them for the existing tieups with the shanghai stock exchange as its preferred access to china had already rejected the ex. from hk it said it is watching the situation. >> we are in listening mode. anyone who implies any view i think is quite wide of the mark. we are obviously very keen to hear all the proposals and to understand them and the full implications but that is as far as it goes. ritika: president trump says it is unlikely he will accept an invitation to travel to north korea to meet kim jong-un. kim asked the president to visit pyongyang for their third summit. the white house has not confirmed the information, saying it is not appropriate to comment on a private letter. the president said he probably will not be traveling to north korea. he said kim might go to the u.s. renzi is leaving the party to found his own movement. he is pledging to support coalition leader giuseppe conte. e he will not risk the fragile government. he resigned after voters rejected his proposed overhaul of the constitution. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powere

that and you normalize that on a daily basis ok in our consciousness same to the not you can't come dancing you couldn't possibly constitution ok there's only one china policy. and that includes mainland taiwan hong kong and michael that's in our constitution we should buy and buy our country's constitutional rights you're being told by xi jinping as you were in january unification is an inevitable requirement for the great rejuvenation of the chinese people he said taiwan should accept that it must and will be reunited with china whatever talks you've been having with china hasn't got them out of the vat idea and how many people in taiwan want that the unification of under 3 percent there or about that i'm going to worry about what the rand paul thing about you don't know about what a lot of people up i think but don't worry about their threatening words why don't you stand up to those threatening words what we stand up to you whether we stand up to that but in our district you really remember taiwan must and well ok and i did with john have you got some out to me have you tried to take a lot of our constitution have you tried to take a look of our

daily show by listening to our podcast. jason: you can find us online at businessweek.com. u.s. china has cut off american farmers from one of their most important export markets. the trump solution, $28 billion in aid. is thats -- jason: enough to keep rural voters loyal? >> they are collateral damage in the trade war with china. by the have been harmed decision by china to/u.s. imports. trump is trying to make it up to them, they are getting $28 billion in aid over a two-year period. more than twice what taxpayers paid out for the bailout of the auto industry and does not include the $10.5 billion in federally subsidized crop payments. is projected to reach a record 416 billion in 2019. the trump aid payments may cover more than half of farmers from trade war losses. half of those surveyed expect another round of eight next year. that seems to have kept them on trump's side. 67% of farmers backing the president. from one hot button political economic issue to another, we turn to health care. the trump administration's move to damage the affordable care act has companies cashing in.

china? >> i don't think it's going to matter much. thea has gotten used to perturbations on a dailyasis from washington and has learned not to react to it, not to comment, but i think the interest in both countries, for different reasons, will be towards having some kind of small, short trade deal that will not become for hints of, but it will deal with some agricultural matters and freezing of tariffs or something like that. both presidents need it for different reasons. china's economy is slowing. they have other priorities. president xi is focusing on antipollution and completing what is called targeted poverty alleviation to eliminate all extreme poverty in china by 2020, which is the first of this so-called centennial goal of china. that is where the focus is. president xi is worried about financial risks, other risks to the system. midterm, i think we have more serious problems. we have a tech war. we have competition, rivalry in the world. the short term, i think, is reasonably positive. the midterm is fraught with danger. war youn that tech mentioned, washington saying it wi

all phone calls on an almost daily basis and ahead of celebrations on october the 1st among the 70th anniversary of the people's republic on question is the long march china's path to global supremacist. so a very warm welcome indeed to the 1st edition of the w's new international political talk show to the point with me peter craven the focus this week is on china's expanding global role and my guests chen so on a freelance journalist from china she says angela merkel's visit to china came as a difficult moment but she accomplished a mission impossible also with us is out on the horizon most former china correspondent for germany say on the network and daria. i believe that china has excellent strategic qualities and capabilities europe's answer must be a strategy old unity and under very warm welcome seems to know about it an american journalist who's trying to be a fellow at the mechanics or institute for china studies here in berlin they aren't used quite simply the germany must show bully the shame on china. thank you all 3 of you for being here today i'd like to begin with you chen soon and begin with the latest developments surrounding joshua wolf an