stacy well max in the second half we're talking to dan collins of the china money report we're talking about what donald trump is doing with the trade war dan is over there in china so he's seeing from the front lines on the other side of the war what's happening and here in the united states you know we've been having a financial war for the last decade at least it started a little bit before that i reckon but certainly in two thousand and eight when the financial crisis happened then we brought in this great hope the great savior of the of our economy and our culture and our politics is barack obama and he was supposed to hopefully do something about these banks and we had occupy wall street and all that sort of stuff and what did he do we pointed larry summers and all those schmucks on to me they geithner and all those sort of people into his administration and nothing ever happened because he said we have to look forward we can't look back well something shocking as happened in the past week or two and nobody of course is paying attention to the certainly not likes of m s n b c but

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser it's time to go to dan collins of the china money report and. dan a welcome back hey max thanks good to be back all right dan air one of our favorite guests because the call asia and china has been spot on for a number of years so once again we call in your expertise to help us get to the latest news it looks like trade wars on last year on kaiser report you said that the trade war has been on for a long time it was only the u.s. who didn't know it i think now they know it your thoughts stand yeah absolutely max i think i said last year that the trade war has been lost for many years and. i think that's been borne out by the facts u.s. workers have seen a paycheck increase for two decades most of the manufacturing areas of the country you know i've been you know needed a lot of work forty fifty thousand factories were lost you know for in the last decade we have less workers in manufacturing united states since we've had in the one nine hundred seventy s. and that's not all automation there's there's actually more manufacturing workers toda

about a new republic article titled the inevitable death of global trade as we know it because as dan collins has said for many areas on the keiser report that we've had a trade war and the trade in the united states is lost wages of us go down because of the financialization of the economy which rewards bankers and financier's at the expense of workers and they again i'll say they use global trade organizations and trade institutions to game for themselves in the case of china at the expense of the u.s. so now the u.s. is simply saying it wait a minute let's let's increase wages and let's bring jobs back to the u.s. and china squealing of course but that's the way it goes squealing because it's that old. adage if you owe the bank a thousand dollars you're in trouble if you know the bank ten million dollars they're in trouble and this has proven to be the case is that the u.s. imports so much more than it exports especially with china so china was trying to basically impose equal tariffs on the two hundred billion that trump imposed recently the most recent tariffs and they couldn't fight thi

states well max in the second half we're talking to dan collins of the trying to money report we're talking about what donald trump is doing with the trade war dan is over there in china so he's seeing from the front lines on the other side of the war what's happening and here in the united states you know we've been having a financial war for the last decade at least it started a little bit before that i reckon but certainly in two thousand and eight when the financial crisis happened then we brought in this great hope the great savior of the of our economy and our culture and our politics is barack obama and he was supposed to hopefully do something about these banks and we had occupy wall street and all that sort of stuff and what did he do we've pointed larry summers and all those schmucks on to me they geithner and all those sort of people into his administration and nothing ever happened because he said we have to look forward we can't look back well something shocking as happened in the past week or two and nobody of course is paying attention to the certainly not likes of m s n b c

about a new republic article titled the inevitable death of global trade as we know it because as dan collins has said for many areas on the keiser report that we've had a trade war and the trade in the united states is lost wages in the us go down because of the financialization of the economy which rewards bankers and.

about a new republic article titled the inevitable death of global trade as we know it because as dan collins has said for many areas on the keiser report that we've had a trade war and the trade in the united states is lost wages in the us go down because of the financialization of the economy which rewards bankers and financier's at the expense of workers and they again i'll say they use global trade organizations and trade institutions to game for themselves in the case of china at the expense of the u.s. .

about a new republic article titled the inevitable death of global trade as we know it because as dan collins has said for many areas on the keiser report that we've had a trade war and the trade in the united states is lost wages in the us go down because of the financialization of the economy which rewards bankers and financier's at the expense of workers and they again i'll say they use global trade organizations and trade institutions to game for themselves in the case of china at the expense of the u.s. so now the u.s. is simply saying it wait a minute let's let's increase wages and let's bring jobs back to the u.s. and china squealing of course but that's the way it goes squealing because it's that old adage if you owe the bank a thousand dollars you're in trouble if you go the bank ten million dollars they're in trouble and this has proven to be the case is that the u.s. imports so much more than it exports especially with china so china was trying to basically impose equal tariffs on the two hundred billion that trump imposed recently the most recent tariffs and they couldn't fight th

about a new republic article titled the inevitable death of global trade as we know it because as dan collins has said for many areas on the keiser report that we've had a trade war and the trade in the united states is lost wages in us go down because of the financialization of the economy which rewards bankers and financier's at the expense of workers and they again i'll say they use global trade organizations and trade institutions to game for themselves in the case of china at the expense of the u.s. so now the u.s. is simply saying that wait a minute let's let's increase wages and let's bring jobs back to the u.s. and china squealing of course but that's the way it goes squealing because it's that old adage if you know the bank a thousand dollars you're in trouble if you go the bank ten million dollars they're in trouble and this has proven to be the case is that the u.s. imports so much more than it exports especially with china so china was trying to basically impose equal tariffs on the two hundred billion that trump imposed recently the most recent tariffs and they couldn't this bigg

adis: amigos, frente a la seÑora marÍa antonieta collins, a quien admiro tanto, dÉjenme comentarles que hay quienes tienen un pasado tan tormentoso que danÍa antonieta: de pronto viene el movimiento que te sacude pero no te tira. es parte de la filosofÍa que aprendes cruzando un rÍo como este. adis: navegar, al caminar kilÓmetros, subir. al terminar las clases, variando y te tomaba otro reto. las palabras. >> estira el espacio donde tomaba estas orientaciones sobre la oratoria y sobre lo que es la dicciÓn. siempre pensÉ que le irÍa bien en la vida pero no tanto. adis: aquÍ, la respuesta a la pregunta que muchos nos hacemos. de dÓnde saca marÍa antonieta esa elocuencia bÁrbara? ella perfeccionada discursos, entrada a la tarde, corrÍa de vuelta a la lancha que la regresaba a casa. >> de ahÍ, a las 7:00 p.m. porque no se podÍa ir mÁs tarde, salÍa. se iba corriendo a la orilla del rÍo a agarrar su lancha para irse a su casa, del otro lado de la congregaciÓn de allende. marÍa antonieta: cuando me enamoraba era terrible porque ningÚn novio, nadie querÍa cruzar el rÍo. primero porque querÍa ir a ver a una muchacha de allende, porque era pobre.