found economic power, if my opponent would have won, china would right now be the most powerful economic nation in the world. right now, they're not even close. if they're smart, we never will get close. but it depends on who sits in this chair. but the united states has tremendous economic power. far more power than playing around with having a few soldiers shooting each other at the border. you have a few soldiers killing

when you say economic nation, to him, that is the nation. that is the nation in a lot of ways. and in a lot of ways, i think he was right about that. what hits left out when people say, he did all of these things, but it kind of gets buried in all of the other things about his life, i call it for the purposes of this talk, something we could describe as the hamilton scheme. i think i have water here somewhere, yes i do. the hamilton scheme. scheme is obviously a loaded term. it can mean a plan, any sort of thought of something, a schema, it can be value neutral. we also use it to mean a scheme, he is scheming in the backroom, my nefarious plans. only talk about hamilton, we have to talk about that he had a major plan, it goes beyond the plan, it does intubation and a nuts and bolts means of building the country so that it could do the things he wanted it to do. but other people saw it as a scheme of corruption, a scheme designed to destroy democracy. so the various uses of the word scheme are throwing here just because i think in this room, no doubt, and if you talk to people o

the results were promote the strength of the nation because individuals will be able to engage in trade, work on their economic interests and then that's what underscore and reinforce the power of the nation. so, the nation should promote these kind of results. we should have an active government that is involved in promoting this activity. after the focus on the property owners betrays a narrow view of the people. those without property are not figured indirectly in any way shape or form. hamilton argues that these policies are good for people without property as well get it gives them something productive to do. otherwise they are going to be lying around. now we give them something to do and it is good for them. it is kind of an afterthought. his interests are focused on property holders. jefferson has a different view. here's jefferson. his is a republican vision. it is based in revolutionary ideology and so he thinks, for the public to succeed in political terms, it needed an economically independent citizenry. he does this in a different way from hamilton. he says only those that are economically indepen

in lebanon where the prime minister has told people that reforms are on the way to ease the nation's economic crisis so on harare had ordered his government to come up with a rescue plan after 5 straight days of anti austerity protests outrage of new taxes and corruption has sparked the largest wave of dissent the country has seen in years. monday in central beirut protesters gather in martyrs square for a 5th day of protests on monday morning lebanon's government hurriedly passed a sweeping reform bill promising to end secrecy for politicians and cut ministers salaries in half. they want to appease both the protesters as well as middle eastern predators and western donors who dubbed taled with these historic demonstrations to voice their concerns about corruption lebanon is one of the most indebted countries in the world and this religiously diverse country is standing united in his condemnation of high unemployment poor public services and corruption . wanted these ministers and legislators should be thrown in jail they thieves they were begging for money from other countries on behalf of t

paralyzed the country most 2 weeks now the prolonged closure of banks has raised fears about the nation's economic stability. after some of the other business stories making news some bubblies national airline has resumed finds to south africa its neighbor is i'm bob boy from the syllabus last week over unpaid fees airline ran up huge debts on the country's label for terry and president robert mugabe bars. argentina's central bank has sharply tightened currency exchange controls the bank's head says he aims to stay was surging capital flight the bank is also said to buy pay sources juice stabilize the currency this comes after the left wing peronist the better of it and is one of the presidential elections sparking fears of protectionist policies and the debt crunch . europe's largest lender age s.b.c. says its profit slipped 18 percent in the 3rd quarter and warns of further hurt head with the london based bank owns most of its profits in asia especially hong kong which has been crippled economically by widespread demonstrations sowing global growth is also taking its toll. and the american jewel

found economic power, if my opponent would have won, china would right now be the most powerful economic nationthe world. right now, they're not even close. if they're smart, we never will get close. but it depends on who sits in this chair. but the united states has tremendous economic power. far more power than playing around with having a few soldiers shooting each other at the border. you have a few soldiers killing each other at the border. the power we have with sanctions and tariffs is far greater than what we are talking about w. that being said, our military is being completely rebuilt. much of the equipment has been delivered. we spent two.5 billion dollars delivering it over the past three years and our military power is at the highest level and our economic power is at the highest level. i'd always rather use economic power than military power because people are getting killed with economic power. okay. >> [ inaudible question ] [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking italian ] >>> before the members of the press introduced topics that have been discussed this morning, president tr

doesn't want to decouple with china as long as they start to act in a way that a modern economic nationuld act when it comes to prreciprocity, fair trade and free trade the message has always been we are harsh on china because harsh on us. we are doing things to them they have long done on us trying to limit the amount they invest in us when it comes to tariffs >> it feels like it's more hawkish. >> but it sounds like trying to thread a needle here by explaining how has the policy shifted and how are we still trying to achieve and the administration trying to achieve its goals with china >> diminishes cold war talk? >> compare d to the speech a yer ago? absolutely it was add the hudson institute. you would not call the wood row wills institute the same thing that's a signalling mechanism on the part of this administration. >> great stuff, guys thank you. really appreciate. >>> coming up, elizabeth warren has some harsh r words for the private equity business and plans to shake it up, but could those plans backfire plus, it's taken nordstrom seven years to open its flag ship new york cit

insults on the part of our western friends who do so because it is in our national security and national economic interests. and national economic interests. let me just add a bit more context to this lot of our putin trip. let me just add a bit more context to this lot of our putin trip you do have to remember that just lately viktor orban his party did very you have to remember that just lately the viktor orban his party did very bad during the meanness simple like sions here and hungary so definitely mr obama bad during the meanness simple like sions here and hungary so definitely mr obama will be looking to score some political points when he gets home some will be looking to score some political points when he gets himself involved in international politics including with latimer putin and also elf involved in international politics including with latimer putin and also a very big and very important summit in the so-called normandy for a very big and very important summit in the so-called normandy format is expected to happen featuring the leaders of ukraine russia germany is expected to hap

well lebanon's prime minister has told people that reforms are on the way to guess the nation's economic crisis a riri had ordered his government to come up with a rescue plan after 5 straight days of anti a sturdy protests outrage over new taxes and corruption has sparked the largest wave of dissent the country as seen in years and the protests are continuing. monday in central beirut protesters gather in martyrs square 1st 5th day of demonstrations in the morning lebanon's government hurriedly agreed a package of reforms promising to end banking secrecy for politicians and cutting cabinet ministers salaries and half then the prime minister addressed the nation trying to calm the tensions will isn't bad you have to know your voices being heard and definitely elections are something that you want in order to make sure that your voices being heard and i. will personally support you in this web site hillary wants to appease both the protesters and middle eastern creditors and western donors have added their voices to the protests expressing concerns about corruption levanon is one of the m

the prime minister has told the nation that a new package of reforms is on the way to ease the nation's economic crisis the move follows 5 straight days of protests against new taxes and corruption is the biggest wave of dissent lebanon has seen in years. monday marks the 5th day of demonstrations in beirut and as night begins no end in sight. in the morning lebanon's government herit league read a package of sweeping reforms trying to calm the tensions and promising to end banking secrecy from politicians and cut ministers salaries in half. well isn't that you have to know your voices being heard and deaf early elections are something that you want in order to make sure that your voice is being heard when i sat hariri will personally support you in this. prime minister saad hariri once to peace both the protesters thousands of which marched the streets again today and middle eastern creditors and western donors who've added their voices to the protests expressing concerns about corruption lebanon is one of the most indebted countries in the world and this religiously diverse nation is standing

optimism but why is it so important for uganda to have its own national carrier that has been a very big question across the political divide the economic divide in uganda discussing the viability and where uganda really has to have its national korea and the main argument by the government is to attract investment and try truck tourists uganda says it has missed quite a lot different that it does not hide its national career and tourists have been going to countries like run countries like kenya and uganda has not been really attractive to them including investors now the government says if you have a national the national career it presents the country before the investors and this conversation will boost the confidence so the government is looking forward to seeing as many tourists coming here to see the gorillas and truck sions and so they visit as they are also expected to come ian large numbers so they are banking on the national i mean to really help a truck these groups of people. where they are reporting from come thank you so much. saudi arabia and the gulf states have given so don one and a half $1000000000.00 and promised 8

the hugely successful beijing olympic games pretty itself on the podium of world leading nations but rapid economic growth has come at a cost cities are choked by pollution access to information restricted social cohesion and rigidly enforced minorities repressed though its economy is starting to flag at the age of $70.00 the people's republic of china is showing no signs of retirement it's been a story of massive changes over the years and one man who's had a front row seat to many of them has been victor go but he was a former english interpreter a chinese leader dunc shopping who began the process of journals opening up and reform in the late seventy's mr goh it's got ugly vice president of china the center for china and globalization and he joins me now from beijing good to go great to have you on the program how would you describe where china. i think celebrations will happen everywhere in china and i think when we celebrate the seventy's the anniversary we need to look back upon what china has achieved over the past 70 years and in particular over the past 7 yes and i would say anyone with an

the hugely successful beijing olympic games putting itself on the podium of world leading nations but rapid economic growth has come at a cost cities are choked by pollution access to information restricted social cohesion and rigidly enforced minorities repressed though its economy is starting to flag at the age of $70.00 the people's republic of china is showing no signs of retirement. the new conservative government of greece says it wants to return 10000 migrants to turkey by the end of next year the decision came at a crisis meeting all of the greek government following a fire at another crowded micro-cap on sunday the death of one woman has been confirmed dr that in the morea camp on the island of lesbos. they left their homes in war torn syria for this the infamous maurya camp on the island of lesbos. sunday's fire has drawn attention to the desperate conditions here an estimated 12000 people in a camp built to hold a quarter as many. of the fire broke out and spread through containers used to house residents many were upset because they thought the firefighters took too long to arrive there

twitter claiming that she looks forward to working with the new administration to tackle the nation's economic problems mr fernandez issued this statement to supporters in one of the nation's economic problems mr fernandez issued this statement to supporters in one as august following the election results on sunday then we will build the following the election results on sunday then we will build the argentina . true that we are. true that we. will build the country that are. built in the country that are. our best. and we. regret that. and leave. the holding company behind louis vuitton mill and. the holding company behind louis vuitton mill and hennessy has made a $14500000000.00 bid for tiffany's at $120.00 c. has made a $14500000000.00 bid for tiffany's at 100 $20.00 per share marking a 22 percent premium this would be bernard per share marking a 22 percent premium this would be bernard biggest acquisition and would expand the french company to access u.s. luxury consumers biggest acquisition and would expand the french company to access u.s. luxury consumers this deal would also help comp

insults on the part of our western friends we do so because it is in our national security and national economic interests well let me add just so because it is in our national security and national economic interests well let me add just a bit more context to these very quick or band putin talks in the hidden garion capital vic the bit more context to these very quick or band putin talks in the hidden garion capital viktor orban the party just a little earlier this month did orban the party just a little earlier this month did very bad during the municipal elections in this country and that's why clearly the prime minister will be very bad during the municipal elections in this country and that's why clearly the prime minister will be looking forward to scoring some political points in terms of getting him to looking forward to scoring some political points in terms of getting himself involved in international politics and here clearly talks with a lot of our putin do self involved in international politics and here clearly talks with a lot of our putin do count and also we remember that we are

national times national -- to become a global military and economic superpower, and former national security agency contractor edward snowden talks about exposing the u.s. government's mass surveillance program and having to go into exile as a result. that all starts tonight at 7:30 p.m. eastern. check your program guide for more information. >> the book is called "the deep state: 15 surprising dangers you should know." craig huey is the author. mr. huey, how do you define the deep state? >> guest: the deep state is not just what most people consider to be the government and government bureaucrats. it's far greater than that. the deep state, many people say there is no deep state. well, i believe there is the, and i think historically we find that from the beginning of government there has been a deep state. in my book i i actually go into where the word came from, from the early 1900s in turkey. and the deep state are bureaucrats and the infrastructure that continues no matter what the administration is. and the case here in the united states, i talk about the deep state with the government

china's celebrates 70 years of communist rule following the nation's extraordinary economic transformation we look at beijing's growing influence on africa. germany's famous black forest fights off the chinese residents that are wanted to take over their bridge aleppo. and. ways of wind power sink the faces of resistance from an old. and been physical and business lavish celebrations in china and a display of military might to mark 70 years of communist rule along with the complete economic turnabout after decades of stagnation under the chairman mao to china began opening up in the late 1970 s. that process continues today although while chinese companies have been snapping up their rivals abroad and the state has been exploring africa becoming its biggest investor. beijing really burst onto global markets with its belt and road initiative it's building boats rail networks and power stations all over the world over 60 countries a part of the new silk road the project is enabling china to access new markets more role materials. large scale investment in sub-saharan africa in particular bet

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economic before . he addressed the nation in the mass protests that have left at least 2 people dead tensions boiled over when new tax plans were announced. explosions during friday prayers at a mosque in eastern afghanistan have killed at least 60 people and injured many more it's still not known who was behind the attack the taliban says it wasn't them . the turkish president says the offensive in northern syria will resume within minutes if kurdish rebels don't abide by the terms of the cease fire 5 day truce is large people doing but there have been some unverified reports of sporadic fighting and also line. in mexico the son of a notorious cocaine trafficker is on the run after a shootout with police on security forces guzman escaped arrest after a drug. gunman brought city streets to a standstill. reports. fierce gun battles in the city of clear calm in northwest mexico. the security forces and drug cartel gunmen fight it out after the short lived arrest was money. he's the son of the notorious drug cartel boss joaquin guzman also known as el chapo who is serving a life sentence after extradition t

i one of the world's most indebted nations has declared an economic emergency a lack of dollars for imports of wheat oil and medicine has pushed lebanon's currency to the brink of devaluation now that could end lebanon's 2 decade long peg to the dollar the problem is the businesses buy goods from overseas in dollars and sell in lebanese pounds but lebanese banks are restricting access to foreign currency forcing many firms and individuals to resort to a growing parallel market and this is reflected in the current account deficit which means it is importing more than its exports in all living beyond its means the deficit has risen as lebanese ex-pats aren't sending as much money back home as they had in the past remittances to lebanon work revelent to 12.7 percent of g.d.p. in 2018 while the government is in talks with saudi arabia for new money the central bank has more than $50000000000.00 in currency reserves that's enough for 30 months worth of imports but if the government doesn't push through austerity measures a devaluation becomes a real threat then a hard reports from beirut. fuel i

percent boost of internet coverage in africa what sort of effect would that have on economic growth for african nations so what we see is that at the moment we have almost 11 percent of africans in terms of the users of internet it's globally 11 percent of users are actually from africa and tell you 3 percent of people that i actually use an internet sweden africa so we see that we're looking at about 3 to 5 percent g.d.p. growth even if we have the growth when it comes to 10 percent of boost but also i think one very important thing is this costs really much less because as much as you want to boost internet penetration you also want to make sure that it is affordable and accessible to all and we see that if that also happens i would also increase significantly the figures a based on the studies and i'm talking about international groups that want to help africa but is there an actual plaids so i mean what do you see is that always talk about something called the tip fucked of technology and innovation and policy so it is in the right direction for them to even think about something like this and put

forces in northern syria washington is seeking to broker a cease fire after slapping economic sanctions on corrupt. nations are also suspending arms sales to their fellow nato member turkey protesters a clash with police in barcelona and other kettle on cities as thousands protested for a 2nd day over a spanish court's ruling that since 9 cattle on independence leaders to prison. christo as of next instagram for that. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language but the 1st word published in the. eco is in germany to learn german why not go with them simple online on your mobile and free shop d w z e learning course nikos fake german maybe. i'll go to the euro max.

economic power. if my opponent would have won, china would be the most powerful nation economically in the world. right now they are not even close. if we are smart they never will get close. depends on who sits in this chair. the united states has tremendous economic power. far more power than playing around with having a few soldiers shooting each other at the border. and then you have a few soldiers back and forth killing each other at the border. the power we have with sanctions and tariffs is far greater than what we are talking about. with that being said our military is completely rebuilt. much of the equipment has already delivered. we spent $2.5 trillion rebuilding it. our military power's at the highest, and economic power's at the highest level. i'd rather use economic power before i use military power because people are getting killed with economic power. reporter: how do you expect hat meeting? president mattarella: peaking a foreign language] before members of the press have already introduced topics this morning, president trump was talking about the possible implementation of tari

fact to use that economic power to diminish the united states for let me first touch on the shift of policy lot president trump has done more than any other president has aligned us national security with economic security filtering throughout the entire government whether law enforcement intelligence or pentagon everybody looks at the chinese economic threat and the white house was successful in highlighting this threat and they issued a report called china's economic aggression there is a huge policy fight with bureaucrats to say we cannot say economic aggression but if you read the report you understand why and that's where they determined based on the estimates between 250 and 600 billion annually of american intellectual property and energy - - no nation can survive especially reliant on innovation with that type of theft. so getting back to the soviet cold war analogy, as you remember with the reagan administration they did something unique with the soviet union and basically said we will block western technology to moscow it was a major contributing factor in the demise of the soviet union. trump is doing a similar thing toward china. he has said let's see how grea

given rival groups and his government 72 hours to unite and get behind his economic reform plans he's just addressed the nation amid mass protests over economic conditions at least 2 people have died. was protesters are demanding the resignation of the government they accuse their leaders of looting and bankrupting the country which is in a severe economic crisis the latest protests were triggered by new taxes including a fee to use whatsapp that was scrapped but people aren't satisfied. as an investigative journalist and blogger beirut report he says 72 hours isn't enough time to realistically fix the problems many lebanese are facing. there are so many problems in lebanon the telecom is you know is an outrage level and it's robbery it's one of the most expensive phone rates in the world so people have this last thing which is they could speak to each other you know people said that what's up was the only thing working in lebanon so you know that's why people have kind of let this boil over i think with invasion of their personal space their most personal communication but beyond that we have the garbage cris

covered unknown regional initiative called the r c e p the regional comprehensive economic partnership embracing 16 nations account regional comprehensive economic partnership embracing 16 nations accounting for a 3rd of one 3rd of global g.d.p. and half the world's population for a 3rd of one 3rd of global g.d.p. and half the world's population there were some trouble earlier this week between india and malaysia that threaten to derail it are there were some trouble earlier this week between india and malaysia that threatened to derail it but could this u.s. china trade war help keep the r c e p back on track but could this us china trade war help keep the r c e p back on track i think that the us china trade war has been a stimulus for good take i think that the u.s. china trade war has been a stimulus for getting our. done that it's been in the works from strain to 12 guys like india in our survey done that it's been in the works from strain to 12 guys like india frankly have been running their 1st but it's coming close to a conclusion on november 4th frankly i've been reading the 1st but it's coming cl

to achieve the least worst form of praxis with politics politics and diplomacy but arlen's national economics and social research institute has published an updated forecast for just the next 12 months and deserves 6 percent swing between the 2 scenarios and we could move into a recession with the reduction in economic activity by one percent next year compared with the running forecast of growth of 4.9 percent if we don't have $100.00 bricks at so you can see the magnitude swing it directly affects major industries and indeed there's no part of the economy is immune to it because of the sheer extent of the relationships between our and the u.k. so the 70000000000 euros in trade that currently exists between ireland and the u.k. in the case of a of a no deal brigs it that would be radically reshaped. yes it would it in and in the case of a no deal brags that it would be radically impacted as quickly as within weeks meaning that the food sector and its level of sophistication in terms of the juicing great products grating b.d.'s that are shipped with wonderful logistics on 2 supermarket shelve

talking earlier about the threat from china on the national security front, i think many people can make decisions that protect themselves and their economic, none of us is very effective at making decisions that protect us from a national security standpoint. i can't tell whether something in doing is helping the national security or not and my own individual action is not going to be terribly determinative in terms of national security. that is something we do need the government to look at and the government to take actions based on. i have a paper on china, chinese exports and national security that will be published on the federalist society website it's unlike dean's book on the hidden nazi. it is one of those reads that my wife would encourage people to really focus on when you are tired and having difficulty falling asleep. >> i should've mentioned in my introduction also my literary agent. first i would like to address the article gatt article 21. i actually agree with ron on that. the reason i pointed to gatt article 21 was not to say was germane to whether or not there was some illegal something wrong with respect to the domesti

given rival groups and his government 72 hours to unite and get behind his economic reform plans he's just addressed the nation amid mass protest over economic conditions at least 2 people have died so far. the testers are demanding the resignation of the government they accuse their leaders of looting and bankrupting the country which is in a severe economic crisis the latest protests were triggered by new taxes including a fee to use whatsapp that was scrapped but people are still out on the streets that's because he's an investigative journalist and blogger beirut reporter who's joining us from beirut so the prime minister is blaming his coalition partners on not being able to enact any reforms and is now requesting 72 hours for talks to judge whether they'll be more forthcoming on these reforms doesn't sound like he's just buying time and what impact is that going to have on what we're seeing happen on the streets on the protesters. yeah i mean he's pretty much putting the ball in someone else's court which we see a lot of love on it's politicians always blame somebody else and i was blaming his rivals for