e.u. partners to deliver but this commitment from e.u. partners will be very difficult pro or even impossible to get on the e.u. level yes they are saying that european companies should say should stay inside off with iran but just very few believe that this is actually going to be the case until sanctions will be in place many european companies are now in a rush to get as many deals with iran down as possible arable as one example they want to speed up their processes right now get more planes earlier to iran is scheduled we have to remember that airbus has signed this mega deal with a volume of more than one hundred planes with iran's national carrier but one sanction one sanctions will be implemented it is not very likely that too many european companies will stay in the country they clearly fear of very painful sanctions they are worried that the united states could be. that their business with the united states could be at the end suffer and yes we have to face the business with the u.s. is even more important for them so they better

e.u. partners are likely to criticize german frugality once more and the international monetary fund has made it clear on many occasions that it wants germany to spend more on infrastructure child care refugee integration as well as introducing income tax cuts now earlier i spoke to fabio lindner an economist working at the macro economic policy institute of the huns a burglar foundation which is close to the german federation of trade unions and i asked him why germany's european neighbors as well as the i.m.f. are so keen on berlin increasing public spending. it's because we have those huge exports of places that means we export so much more than being paul and we need government to spend more money to create more domestic income and then part of that income will flow into imports and increase. crees income abroad and this is something that really europe needs badly because a lot of countries are student crisis mode so this is one of the reasons of course in recent years we've heard that consumer spending in germany for one has increased significantly actually and to the new coalition gover

e.u. partners for one are likely to criticize german frugality once more the international monetary fund has made it clear on many occasions that it wants germany to spend more on infrastructure child care refugee integration as well as introducing income tax cuts well earlier i spoke to fabienne lynn an economist working at the macro economic policy institute at the foundation which is close to the german federation of trade unions and i asked him why do you mean his european neighbors as well as the i.m.f. are so keen on berlin increasing public spending. it's because we have those huge exports of places that means we export so much more than be impolitic and we need government to spend more money to create more domestic income and then part of that income will flow into imports and increase. and crees income abroad and this is something that really europe needs badly because a lot of countries are student crisis mode so this is one of the reasons of course in recent years we've heard that consumer spending in germany for one has increased significantly actually and to the new coalition go

e.u. partners unlikely to criticise german for galaxy once again in the international monetary fund has made it clear on many occasions that it wants germany to spend more on things like infrastructure child care refugee integration as well as introducing some income tax cuts well earlier we spoke to economist and ask him whether the lid could afford to spend even more. so they say they will increase a lot but if you really look at the numbers not really so much what we've seen recently with a new budget coming out from the new finance minister we see even a slight decrease in infrastructure investment and infrastructure investment is really one of the most important things that we need at the moment our public infrastructure is falling apart and has been doing so for the last fifteen years and we even see a decrease in infrastructure spending and this is very some we basically do is that we have high so pluses take surpluses but we don't use the money effect of to do something for was crumbling infrastructure. well jimmy's come out spike held it annual meeting earlier in this oh all of the

e.u. partners could fight the sanctions under world trade rules but look at the european union is ready to challenge at the w.t. yes any unilateral measures that would hurt the interests of european companies and respond in an appropriate manner in accordance of course before the rules of that international organization commits. well joining us now from vienna is be jennifer managing partner of austria based consulting firm r.t.a. international good to have you with us so let's talk first of all about iran's economy which is not in great shape to begin with how is the u.s. withdrawing from this deal going to affect ordinary ordinary iranians. in how they do business with the world well there are different dimensions to to this development one is obviously psychological and we have been witnessing the psychological impact over the past few weeks in anticipation of this announcement for example on the currency markets in iran you can imagine that a lot of people are anxious about the consequences of this decision by a president trump and the economy in general has not been in a very good sha

e.u. partners will be very difficult to get on the official level we just heard in the report we all force hearing that you are picky in companies can stay inside of the country but just very few believe that this is going to be the case at the end until sanctions will be in place many european companies will try to get as much business with iran down this possible airbus for example they want to speed up their process as now and get more planes early out to iran as originally scheduled we have to remember that airbus for example had this mega deal with a volume of one hundred planes with iran's national carry about once sanctions will be implemented it's not very likely that too many european companies will stay in the country the fear of very painful sanctions by the united states out there and companies are worried that they're very good and we have to face it even more important business with the united states at the end could suffer. it's monday can we expect this week. yes there is quite a lot on the agenda actually it will be interesting to see if it's going to be another strong wee

partner. it has to be the right moment for them. the e.u. is a great partner, played at those strengths and recognize they have caveats as well. as john said, this is a matter of having capacity for strategic planning in this regard to not put it together on the ground. it's too late when you put it together on the ground. you have to live the inefficiencies of that. >> i agree with the general. the one thing i would add about afghanistan. i viewed them as sort of the canary in the coal mine. as long as the current government is still surrounded by the scale, honest, honorable, well-educated and they are taking a lot of risk supporting the government. i meet with the president almost every time i go there. i see his top advisers. as long as we see them i feel good. i feel optimistic. when they disappear, then we've got some that. we issued a report, prior lessons learned report on security sector assistants security sector assistance where we talk in great detail the whole issue of police training and that was one of the problems we saw were

e.u. partners remain united on this front that they stick to the agreement which includes continuing economic relations with iran that they push back strongly against the u.s. approach to potentially introduce secondary sanctions which would really be a direct attack on the e.u. and then at the same time they remain in a dialogue with regions with with nations in the middle east as well as with the united states on how to curb iran's destructive behavior in the region beyond the question of nuclear weapons but if u.s. sanctions do bite how do you lead to sell this deal to people because the people are worse off and the west can't be trusted. well that is exactly one of one of the two biggest problems president trumps decision is that this is clearly strengthening the hardliners in tehran it is everything but conducive to a more moderate direction of the country to the hopes that many iranians have put into this agreement to be a first step in a kind of opening to the west and secondly it creates another huge rift between the united states and the european union and that is something that is n

e.u. partners in the u.s. government to achieve a permanent exemption.fusing to back down but so is the president. now we have 30 more days to see if either side is going to give. >> shannon: we will see if there's another extension. past the 30 days. we are making some progress. still a ways to go. thank you for tracking at all. >> my pleasure. >> shannon: all right, what is now main? let's talk about with scott paul, president for the alliance for american manufacturing. brian brenberg, chair of business and finance at the king college in manhattan. thank you for being with us. brian, i know you said de you and the u.s. agree on a problem. what they don't agree on is the solution. explain. >> everybody knows china has been subsidizing steel and aluminum production and that's a glut of steel worldwide. de you in the u.s. get it. the question is how do you deal with it. the e.u. has said let's go to the wto, let's litigate this thing. president trump has said that just hasn't worked. we want to do something that we think will work. he is trying to push q

warned of the president's aggressive trade tactics could spark a global trade war with china, e.u., nafta partnerscanada, mexico and even japan all threatening to implement new tariffs on the u.s. tokyo alone sent to impose levies worth about $900 million. >> president trump: trade has been a total one-way street. you take money out by the bucket loads. i could name almost every single country in the world, we had no one representing us. and now, you have someone who is very good at this stuff, mean comp representatives. >> asked if he thought the talks would end will come at the president quipped, i tend to doubt it. perhaps the reflection of the high-intensity and high status of the negotiations. >> bret: a kevin corke the white house briefing room. president trump is donating his first-quarter salary for the department of veterans affairs as his search continues for a nominee to leave the agency. the press secretary sarah sanders presented the check from the president to the acting va secretary, robert will catch up during the white house briefing today. the president has pledged to return his

e.u. is the first trade partner represents forty seven percent of pression imports far. ahead of china and there are many other promising projects our companies are signed fifty agreements just as part of this today some of the partnership agreements was signed during the mess difficult times of our history we have to rely upon this creative force because there is something we believe in both france believes and france and russia to. our presence here as well as the presence of. japan. is on the testimony to the mutual nature of these aspirations and i would like us to continue to work and this direction i first with great pleasure that i listened to the airplane remarks of his excellency president have russia dear of last and i believe we indeed have to work together we have to respect. so many of the multilateral commitments undertaken as part of the w.t. . in terms of terry of non-tariff barriers only if you can we have to have numerous projects. so that trance could participate in diversifying russia's economic growth and many domains be that me the cause have been d

areas from geopolitical tensions from there to political load and we work on that with our partners from the e.u. we have done a lot and we want to move further we seek to. achieve european serenity if you give a little bit remark and for that we need to start with independence and serenity when it comes to finance we want to have more start ups semi's that is going to be here is a little bit wanted to visit the region we just didn't know what it is this companies are developing their markets but they need financial stability those are just the few remarks i wanted to present a believe in our relationship and i believe that our bill at rotation ships have a great future ahead of. the vision. of europe that it which i have. tells me that europa spans from the atlantic to the euro should really be before i believe in our relationships i believe that of course quite a positive dynamics thank you for your attention thank you. very much the books but ladies and gentlemen this and i would like to give the thought to that amir put in no more fortunately all i'm not sure it was a mistake in their interp

e.u. why you. bring in your partner that if you could get pregnant there would be something about it because it is illegal to be over there but the court in their system is not it is a. look at that beauty. of industrial. political inskeep well you just switch the machine to the nearest loony goes who is going to use this is the cheapest mother it's still does a smothered. here in the. store but it's just in will now. because that's because it's. each day more than two hundred pieces of construction equipment and a fleet of multi twenty water craft.

maybe the brits are our partner but maybe we need a partner that is in the e.u. how long will it take to sink in and when it does, how long does our history continue this special relationship, is the .s.-british trading -- ed: i have been talking to former national security advisors and form he u.s. presidents. but each of them in the interviews i was doing brought up their feelings of worries and sadness of britain walking off the chest board. and one put it very well. he was national security adviser to obama. and he said, if it didn't volvet britain, it will be from the ministry of defense. there was a mind there. and the i don't think it's going to go away. the british civil service has a high accountable people. their patience is being tried. peers, there er hasn't been and still hotly contested. so, i don't think that will change. a lot of the answers to your question about whether the special relationshipship will be useless will depend on whether corbin is prime minister or not. i don't think the alternative will want to slash the spending priority.ritain

e.u. saying that they want to scrap the sanctions that are currently in place against russia and want to see russia as being a trading partner and not a threat and also quite crucially they want to revise the e.u. migration rules that currently exist which mean that migrants have to apply for permission to stay in the first country that they set foot on well we have had confirmation from the five star movement that this document is authentic but we've been told that it isn't all document and there have been revisions since that was dated on may fourteenth however we are aware they've told r.t. that there is a final agreement that's already been put in the new agreement on russia but we don't know the wording of that yet but one certainly to watch out for given the tensions between the european union and russia so why is there anxiety about these two parties coming together is seen as being anti establishment and some fear that the suggestion that these two parties could form a governing coalition in in italy could actually threaten and destabilize the euro zone if you think about it italy is one of the three. crucial members

e.u. saying that they want to scrap the sanctions that are currently in place against russia and want to see russia as being a trading partner and not a threat and also quite crucially they want to revise the e.u. migration rules that currently exist which mean that migrants have to apply for permission to stay in the first country that they set foot on well we have had confirmation from the five star movement that this document is authentic but we've been told that it isn't all document and there have been revisions since that was dated on may fourteenth however we are aware they've told r.t. that there is a final agreement that's already been put in the new agreement on russia but we don't know the routing of that yet but one certainly to watch out for given the tensions between the european union and russia so why is there anxiety about these two parties coming together is seen as being anti establishment and some fear that the suggestion that these two parties could form a governing coalition in in italy could actually threaten and destabilize the euro zone if you think about it italy is one of the three. crucial members

e.u. saying that they want to scrap the sanctions that are currently in place against russia and want to see russia as being a trading partner and not a threat and also quite crucially they want to revise the e.u. migration rules that currently exist which means that migrants have to apply for permission to stay in the first country that they set foot on well we have had confirmation from the five star movement that this document is authentic but we've been told that it is an all document and there have been revisions since that was dated on may fourteenth however we are aware they've told r.t. that there is a final agreement that's already been put in the new agreement on russia but we don't know the wording of that yet but one certainly to watch out for given the tensions between the european union and russia so why is there anxiety about these two parties coming together is seen as being anti establishment and some fear that the suggestion that these two parties could form a governing coalition in in italy could actually threaten and destabilize the euro zone if you think about it italy is one of the three crucial members

e.u. saying that they want to scrap the sanctions that are currently in place against russia and want to see russia as being a trading partner and not a threat and also quite crucially they want to revise the e.u. migration rules that currently exist which mean that migrants have to apply for permission to stay in the first country that they set foot on well we have had confirmation from the five star movement that this document is authentic but we've been told that it isn't all document and there have been revisions since that was dated on may fourteenth however we are aware they've told r.t. that there is a final agreement that's already been put in the new agreement on russia but we don't know the wording of that yet but one certainly to watch out for given the tensions between the european union and russia so why is there anxiety about these two parties coming together is seen as being anti establishment and some fear that the suggestion that these two parties could form a governing coalition in in italy could actually threaten and destabilize the euro zone if you think about it italy is one of the three. crucial members

european union stemming from the president's frustration with the unfair practices by our trading partners. the e.uning to respond with levies. that is retaliation. mexico promising a similar retaliation. bring in now "making money" host charles payne from fox business network. this is making newts. representative kevin brady the leading house republic says that the president, the trump administration should provide answers to u.s. lawmakers about indiscriminate harm the tariffs are causing the local businesses. what is happening? >> kevin brady, i'm not surprised by his comments. it's early on when we were talking about different resolutions to this, some of his answers included things that i thought actually would harm american consumers. particularly on a lower retail level. the bottom line is what people are saying hey, you know what? this is misguided. saying these are not the real enemy. the real enemy of course is china when it comes to unfair trade. very few republicans push back against that. i think you got two things working right here, though. one that doesn't get talked about much and

e.u. saying that they want to scrap the sanctions that are currently in place against russia and want to see russia as being a trading partner and not a threat and also quite crucially they want to revise the e.u. migration rules that currently exist which mean that migrants have to apply for permission to stay in the first country that they set foot on well we have had confirmation from the five star movement that this document is authentic but we've been told that it isn't all document and there have been revisions since that was dated on may fourteenth however we are aware they've told r.t. that there is a final agreement that's already been put in the new agreement on russia but we don't know the routing of that yet but one certainly to watch out for given the tensions between the european union and russia so why is there anxiety about these two parties coming together is seen as being anti establishment and some fear that the suggestion that these two parties could form a governing coalition in in italy could actually threaten and destabilize the euro zone if you think about it italy is one of the three. crucial members

e.u. which happens to be washington strongest trading partner says it will retaliate by placing tariffs on lucrative american imports including harley davidson motorcycles levi jeans orange juice and kentucky bourbon to name a few. so now we will also impose import tariffs this is basically a stupid process the fact that we have to do this but we have to do that we were not impose tariffs on motorcycles davidson on blue jeans levis but we can also do stupid we also have to be this stupid so the good news is the trade war has been postponed for now but the question is will europe back pedal. the editorial director at the american institute for economic research jeffrey tucker told us trump has been thinking about waging a trade war from the very start trade war is what he intended from the moment he put his hand on the bible and took the oath of oath of office i don't think he wants to come to a good resolution to this complex he wants to create the conflicts and then keep creating and keep creating the conflicts is a convinced economic national he really believes in this in this part that

e.u. can only be secure as a reliable partner. we have to keep in mind the grave risk of losing irreplaceable trust in a short period of time. the trust in the strength of a country that is aside from the petty and unbalanced judgments is great both are an economic and civic level. but it's not only italy that needs the e.u. the european union stability relies on the financial stability of its member to the south. let's talk about that now with cast the head economist at bear and bank in a london good to have you with us so well the euro zone survived a number of crises right from ireland and greece to spain and portugal so how big a threat is italy to the currency blocks stability. well it looks like it might be of the bigger crisis then what we had with greece italy is six times bigger than greece but we see it differently as an italian crisis and not the euro crisis and that's because the euro zone has enough tools to prevent contagion we have the e.c.b. we have the european stability mechanism. and all those authorities can pr

e.u. can only be secure as a reliable partner to go beyond the view to simply preserving we have to keep in mind the grave risk of losing irreplaceable trust in a short period of time. the trust in the strength of a country that is aside from the petty and unbalanced judgments is great both on an economic and a civic level. a good round so term economic is to be there. but it's not only italy that needs the e.u. the european union stability relies on the financial stability of its member to the south. but as italy keeps markets jittery greece looks on track for steady growth again in two thousand and seventeen the economy expanded by one point four percent this year the o.e.c.d. expects growth of two percent and given those figures athens could soon exit the international bailout program by the e.u. the european central bank and to the international monetary fund the current third aid package totals eighty six billion euros and it will run out in august two thousand and eighteen preliminary forecasts suggest that greece's debt burden will reach around three hundred fifty billion euros this

e.u. who happens to be washington strongest trading partner says it will retaliate by placing tariffs on lucrative american imports including quote harley-davidson motorcycles levi's jeans or issues and kentucky bourbon to name a few poses so now we will also pose import tariffs this is basically a stupid process the fact that we have to do this but we have to do it now impose tariffs on motorcycles harley davidson on blue jeans levis on bourbon we can also do stupid we also have to be this you see. so the good news is the trade war has been postponed for now but the question is a will europe backpedal many thanks our correspondent in washington d.c. samir khan bringing us right up to date. moving on to other news now a leading cancer surgeon in russia is raising awareness of the dangers of late diagnosis now he lost his campaign after he found himself too late that he has the disease and now has little chance of survival. metal the thickness of a chair now when there was no ovations comfort put from them that i was ill by chance had stomach ache took some pills to still decided to check the book

but now many of his partners are uncertain about the future of the business as. currently right now we have to. see what's going on. the e.u. leaders say unanimously opposed to trump's withdrawal from the deal. they say they'll stick to it as long as iran is committed. news of whom we is europe have collectively f.m. dot desire to preserve the benefits of the deal signed in july twenty fifteen including for iran to protect the legitimate interests of all companies in a lot of things. if the u.s. reintroduces that sanctions in august european companies would also be banned from doing business in iran. as a countermeasure europe plans to reactivate an old law who took blocking statute that would prohibit european companies from complying with the u.s. sanctions on iran. but opposing the u.s. is risking especially for international companies dependent on business from america. but some european companies are preparing for an exit nonetheless. the world's biggest container ship mask says it will be winding down its around operations gemini's biggest insurer allianz said it was preparing to wrap up that. siemens has said it's h

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e.u. saying that they want to scrap the sanctions that are currently in place against russia and want to see russia as being a trading partner and not a threat and also quite crucially they want to revise the e.u. migration rules that currently exist which means that migrants have to apply for permission to stay in the first country that they set foot on well we have had confirmation from the five star movement that this document is authentic but we've been told that it isn't all document and there have been revisions since that was dated on may fourteenth however we are aware they've told r.t. that there is a final agreement that's already been put in the new agreement on russia but we don't know the routing of that yet but one certainly to watch out for given the tensions between the european union and russia so why is there anxiety about these two parties coming together is seen as being anti establishment and some fear that the suggestion that these two parties could form a governing coalition in in italy could actually threaten and destabilize the euro zone if you think about it italy is one of the three. crucial member

e.u. saying that they want to scrap the sanctions that are currently in place against russia and want to see russia as being a trading partner and not a threat and also quite crucially they want to revise the e.u. migration rules that currently exist which means that migrants have to apply for permission to stay in the first country that they set foot on well we have had confirmation from the five star movement that this document is authentic but we've been told that it isn't all document and there have been revisions since that was dated on may fourteenth however we are aware they've told r.t. that there is a final agreement that's already been put in the new agreement on russia but we don't know the wording of that yet but one certainly to watch out for given the tensions between the european union and russia so why is there anxiety about these two parties coming together is seen as being anti establishment and some fear that the suggestion that these two parties could form a governing coalition in in italy could actually threaten and destabilize the euro zone if you think about it italy is one of the three crew. members o

e.u. who just happens to be washington strongest trading partner says it will retaliate by placing tariffs on lucrative american imports including a harley-davidson motorcycles levi's jeans orange juice and kentucky bourbon to name a few. so now we will also pose import tariffs this is basically. the fact that we have to do this christmas but we have to do. some motorcycles harley davidson and blue jeans even on bourbon we can also use we also have to be this year. so the good news is the trade war has been postponed for now but the question is will europe back pedal and he thanks a lot of dates that's american in washington for us ok let's bring in jeffrey tooken now he's. a disorder director at the american institute for economic research great to have you on jeffrey let's talk about this extend suspension first of all are you surprised or not. i'm not super i'm not surprised i mean trump tries to keep everybody guessing all the time. you know economists use this word regime uncertainty as as a way of identifying a major cause of the lack of economic growth that's what the this is it's r

reporter: the joubert -- junior coalition partner favor more german financial support for the e.u. >>the country that profits most from the e.u., it is our fundamental self-interest to strengthen the european bloc. to refuse would be to pull the rug from our own feet. reporter: the pro-e.u. green says merkel is not going far enough in macron's direction. >> the point is for us to project that we are for this version of a common europe. we put up the money, but this is precisely what the new finance minister did not do. reporter: merkel has to balance between supporting macron's desire for a stronger e.u. and taking the heat of skepticism among german taxpayers. the good news is state revenues aron the rise, giving europe a bit more leeway. brent: here are the other stories that are making headlines around the world. malaysian reformist leader rahim has celebrated his release from prison by appearing in a rally. this comes after his opposition alliance won alliance early this month. he was imprisoned on sodomy charges which he and his supporters they were politically motivated. mark zu

because you know coalition partners the social democrats favor more german financial support for the e.u. . as often as the country that profits most from the e.u. it is their own fundamental self-interest to strengthen the european bloc to refuse would be to pull the rug from under a own feet and ask them to others that. can make. the very pro e.u. green say that merkel isn't go. in far enough in mccall's direction in this compound get that off and that's the point is for us to project that we're full of this vision of a common era the point is that we put up the money but this is precisely what you finance minister didn't didn't even i missed enough. class to balance between supporting my cause desire for a strong the e.u. and taking heed of skepticism among german taxpayers the good news is that state revenues are on the rise giving here a bit more on the way. so here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world malaysian reformers leader anwar ibrahim have celebrated his release from prison by appearing at a rally attended by his triumphant supporters th

because junior coalition partners the social democrats favor more german financial support for the e.u. . as was offered as the country that profits most from the e.u. it is their own fundamental self-interest to strengthen the european bloc to refuse would be to pull the rug from under a hundred feet and ask them to others that. can make. the very pro e.u. green say that merkel isn't going. far enough in my calls direct evidence it's called don't get that call and that's the point is for us to project that we're full of this vision of a company or the point is that we put up the money but this is precisely what you finance minister didn't do i don't wish to mouth. close to balance between supporting my cause desire for a stronger you and taking heed of skepticism among german taxpayers the good news is that state revenues are on the rise giving here a bit more leeway. and news just in that we want to share with you but in this league aside i'm tough func for it have just announced a new head coach eighty hitter has signed a three year contract replacing the outgoing nico colebatch who

e.u. is no longer iran's biggest trading partner.-turn on cte now offering to help companies save chinese jobs. >> this is very interesting. this is around about 750,000 jobs in china that could be lost if they completely collapsed and was pretty close to doing that. trump did not make it clear why he's doing that, but it is profitable and he wants to get some leverage and the chinese this week for the next leg of china-u.s. trade talks. also trying to get some leverage other bad is also trying to get some points with china at this point in his visit in june with the leader of north korea. many different aspects here. we're just not quite sure which one is the real one just yet. drain to thank you for joining us. always great to have you on the show. appreciate it. gerri: we will send it over to maria berger b-bravo. one is a very starts right now. >> good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. maria bartiromo. top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. history in the making. the united states officially opening its embas

e.u. saying that they want to scrap the sanctions that are currently in place against russia and want to see russia as being a trading partner and not a threat and also quite crucially they want to revise the e.u. migration rules that currently exist which mean that migrants have to apply for permission to stay in the first country that they set foot on well we have had confirmation from the five star movement that this document is authentic but we've been told that it isn't all document and there have been revisions since that was dated on may fourteenth however we are aware they've told r.t. that there is a final agreement that's already been put in the new agreement on russia but we don't know the wording of that yet but one certainly to watch out for given the tensions between the european union and russia so why is there anxiety about these two parties coming together is seen as being anti establishment and some fear that the suggestion that these two parties could form a governing coalition in in italy could actually threaten and destabilize the euro zone if you think about it italy is one of the three. crucial members

the heroes skeptic and likely coalition partners have outlined several key areas ranging from pension and tax reforms to a major review of treaties with the e.u. it also includes a new approach to the refugee crisis italy is currently experiencing and to russia viewing moscow as a partner instead of a threat to. the contracts for its elite and literally in its. list to everyone even the only european level from now on. if the reality i hope to change the cetacean the two young resourceful and brave men. i am voting yes i vote yes although i'm not the least member because i think this is immediately has to change well thanks for joining us so far for the weekly about halfway through it right now here on the program still to come about twenty thousand people reportedly in tanzania that story in the mix of the weekly in a moment. we have to judge countries and leaders at directives. so we need more objective but the reality is. you know media tries to give the facts but also leave. their worldview so this is where social media and direct communication comes in unfortunately it's sometimes called fake news or something but it's sometimes actually

e.u. saying that they want to scrap the sanctions that are currently in place against russia and want to see russia as being a trading partner and not a threat and also quite crucially they want to revise the e.u. migration rules that currently exist which means that migrants have to apply for permission to stay in the first country that they set foot on well we have had confirmation from the five star movement that this document is authentic but we've been told that it isn't all document and there have been revisions since that was dated on may fourteenth however we are aware they've told r.t. that there is a final agreement that's already been put in the new agreement on russia but we don't know the wording of that yet but one certainly to watch out for given the tensions between the european union and russia so why is there anxiety about these two parties coming together is seen as being anti establishment and some fear that the suggestion that these two parties could form a governing coalition in in italy could actually threaten and destabilize the euro zone if you think about it italy is one of the three crew. members o