report and other economic news is our friend danielle de martino both c.e.o. of money strong and the author of that up and a former advisor to the us federal reserve system danielle the world's nations have some made some great economic progress in the last couple years yet as the i.m.f. points out there may be a potential trouble on the not too distant horizon especially with regard to this global debt what do you make of the report. bear in mind that the report actually only refers to developed nations debt if you tack on emerging markets debt on top of that you get to something that's closer to two hundred forty trillion dollars so big numbers we're talking here apart and it is troublesome the i.m.f. report really put things into perspective and what they had to say was that within five years' time that italy italy would be in a better position with in terms of its debt to g.d.p. debt as a percentage of its economic output compared to the united states if our debt continues to grow along its current trajectory not to think that we'd look across the pond and

were in a meltdown mode friday and the new jobs numbers are up we'll break it all down with danielle de martino booth and home buyers in the united states are facing a definite dilemma as the traditional home buying season begins are to correspond to trinity chavez explains plus the brazilian economy has been on a rough ride as the country's former president is headed to prison or to correspond manila to chan and i discuss is one of the four major golf championships every year the masters is taking place in augusta georgia and regardless of if you like her know anything about the sport the economics of golf are astounding west professor and sports economist victor matheson of the college of the holy cross to explain the high stakes for business plus there's an effort to stop children robots i'll explain all that ahead but first let's get to some of. yesterday u.s. president donald trump said he was considering an additional one hundred billion dollars worth of tariffs on chinese goods that's after china published a list of u.s. imports that would be levied with fifty billion dollars worth of ch

cents per hour and to give us more in-depth look at the markets and jobs report we're joined by danielle de martino booth founder of money strong the author of fed up and a former advisor to the u.s. federal reserve danielle thanks for being with us i want to get to the markets but first let's go over the jobs report and what do you make of it. you know i think that is as bad as the headline numbers seemed i mean it was basically half of what expectations were that really if you combine february's blowout three hundred twenty five thousand with march's one hundred thousand that was disappointing you star the two of them together and it was an ok report you know i think the federal reserve policymakers will be focused on that two point seven percent average wage again that you just mentioned that that's a bounce back from what we've seen we do want to see american workers start to make more money take more home in their paychecks so that is a promising sign but again federer policymakers will be focused on whether this means that the boogie man of wage inflation has started to come out and we always

were in a meltdown mode friday and the new jobs numbers are up we'll break it all down with danielle de martino booth and homebuyers in the united states are facing a definite dilemma as the traditional home by season begins r.t. correspondent trinity chavez explains plus the brazilian economy has been on a rough ride as the country's former president is headed to prison r.t. correspond manila chan and i discuss out of one of the four major golf championships every year the masters is taking place in augusta georgia and regardless of if you like or know anything about the sport the economics of golf are astounding professor and sports economist victor matheson of the college of the holy cross to explain the high stakes for business plus there's an effort to stop killing robots i'll explain all the.

citizen all that ahead but first let's hop to some headline yesterday during our interview with danielle de martino both the news was breaking that president trump had task is economic adviser larry kudlow in the u.s. trade representative robert light hisor with considering the possibility of reentering the trans-pacific partnership i asked danielle about it we both agree that it would be a good thing to do well that initial reporting was accurate and the u.s. is looking at rejoining the eleven nation accord president trump tweeted last evening that the u.s. would only join t p p if the deal were substantially better than the deal offered to president obama although a technical point here the trump administration withdrew from t.p. before the negotiations were actually concluded we'll follow this important story as it goes forward. and russia is retaliating against recently announced u.s. economic sanctions with sanctions of their own the biggest head turner amongst the measures on the table is a ban on titanium sales a key input for a u.s. based aircraft manufacturer boeing and purchases.

ding ding ding delta had a good earnings report today too thank you so much danielle de martino both founder of money strong thank you very much for your time thank you. and time now for a quick pause but hang here because when we return our t. correspondent dan cole one looks at the economics of the boycott divestment and sanctions movement in the middle east plus what's going on down south of the border wall will thousands of national guardsmen help anything todd miller author of storming the wall joins us from the border area to discuss as we go to break here the numbers at the closing bell bitcoin is in a major rally in the past twenty four hours pushing back over eight thousand before pulling back back and apply. those strong pressure by a security cap and that's by the pentagon and by the media don't donald trump to do something about it so you could probably at some stage he might get into this pressure but i don't think it is his intention to what i consider more likely down another u.s. military attack on syria is the united states policy build the need to recognize any effo

danielle de martino both the news was breaking that president trump had task his economic adviser larry kudlow and the u.s. trade representative robert light hisor with considering the possibility of reentering the transpacific partnership i asked danielle about it we both agreed that it would be a good thing to do well that initial reporting was accurate and the u.s. is looking at rejoining the eleven nation accord president trump tweeted last evening that the u.s. would only join t p p if the deal were substantially better than the deal offered to president obama although a technical point here the trump administration with drew from t.p. before the negotiations were actually concluded we'll follow this important story as it goes forward. and russia is retaliating against recently announced u.s. economic sanctions with sanctions of their own the biggest head turner amongst the measures on the table is a ban on titanium sales a key input for a u.s. based aircraft manufacturer boeing and purchases of rare earth metals the russian countermeasures reportedly could also include limits on i

citizen all that ahead but first let's hop to some headlines yesterday during our interview with danielle de martino both the news was breaking that president trump had task is economic adviser larry kudlow and the u.s. trade representative robert light hisor with considering the possibility of reentering the transpacific partnership i asked danielle about it we both agreed that it would be a good thing to do well that initial reporting was accurate and the u.s. is looking at rejoining the eleven nation accord president trump tweeted last evening that the u.s. would only join t p p if the deal were substantially better than the deal offered to president obama although a technical point here the trump administration withdrew from t.p. before the negotiations were actually concluded we'll follow this important story as it goes forward. and russia is retaliating against recently announced u.s. economic sanctions with sanctions of their own the biggest head turner amongst the measures on the table is a ban on titanium sales a key input for a u.s. based aircraft manufacturer boeing and purchases of rare