may look at this at that g.d.p. are and emulate those provisions to some extent i think they're going to have to because again we live in a global environment in one thousand nine hundred five twenty three years ago was a little bit of a different situation because the regulators did not have the infrastructure the manpower or the technology to enforce it and right now we're finding that the regulators are coming on par with their constituents which are primarily the firms that they regulate so i think we're going to see a lot happening with g.d.p. are also in the vids. well consumers have a private right of action so now you can legally of the yourself of going against those firms if in any way they violate your rights under the g.d.p. our it's a fascinating fascinating regime and one thing that has interested me most part is article twenty two which says that you have a right not to be subject to basically what they call automated decisionmaking which is a i and profiling which means that if you apply for a loan in a

principles can can last for a long time as per global regulations well the good news is that the g.d.p. are even though it only affects europe actually it having an impact of global a because some of these companies at least are trying to apply g.d.p. are on an international level because it's actually easier for them to have one set of rules for the entire population and to have to break it down country by country and the famous true for example with the children's on line privacy protection act in the united states it doesn't affect directly any other country but most of the internet service providers have complied complied with it globally so i think that we're all benefiting through g.d.p. are but having said that i know there will continue to be discussions in washington about way the u.s. can tighten our privacy laws that's inevitable i think mark zuckerberg realizes that his goal i think is to try to make it so it it doesn't hurt his business but they all know it's coming and i think europe set the pace for the entire world in a sense it may sound like a slightly idiotic question but

principles can can last for a long time as per global regulations well the good news is that the g.d.p. are even though it only affects europe actually it having an impact of global a because some of these companies at least are trying to apply g.d.p. are on an international level because it's actually easier for them to have one set of rules for the entire population and to have to break it down country by country and the famous through for example with the children's online privacy protection act in the united states it doesn't affect directly any other country but most of the internet service providers have complied complied with it globally so i think that we're all benefiting through g.d.p. are but having said that i know there will continue to be discussions in washington about way the u.s. can tighten our privacy laws that's inevitable i think mark zuckerberg realizes that his goal i think is to try to make it so it it doesn't hurt his business but they all know it's coming and i think europe set the pace for the entire world in a sense it may sound like a slightly idiotic question b

about how companies are using it for many purposes yes of course were just in the aftermath of g.d.p. are going live in europe and of course for ethically we're supporting many of our companies in terms of ensuring that they are compliant obviously compliance is a combination of technology and price and says but as a part to all of our launch today we launched a data environment that supports companies being compliant in times of how they're accessing and managing that important asset of data so when we're talking about compliance we're referring to the european union's ruling for data protection as a european company what. do specifically to address or how much change does that imply for the company it's. well i think the itself is compliant and that's a. whole series of changes to our processes and of course as i've mentioned earlier we support our customers and their. compliance three software speaking about the role of s.e.p. in a global market we know that it's a very important and big player in the field there operates and these are difficult days for german companies and for europe

principles can can last for a long time as per global regulations well the good news is that the g.d.p. areven though it only affects europe actually it having an impact of global a because some of these companies that least are trying to apply g.d.p. are on an international level because it's actually easier for them to have one set of rules for the entire population and to have to break it down country by country and the famous true for example with the children's online privacy protection act in the united states it doesn't affect directly any other country but most of the internet service providers have complied complied with it globally so i think that we're all benefiting through g.d.p. are but having said that i know there will continue to be discussions in washington about way the u.s. can tighten our privacy laws that's inevitable i think mark zuckerberg realizes that his goal i think is to try to make it so it it doesn't hurt his business but they all know it's coming and i think europe set the pace for the entire world in a sense it may sound like a slightly idiotic question but

principles can can last for a long time as per global regulations well the good news is that the g.d.p. are even though it only affects europe actually it having an impact of global a because some of these companies at least are trying to apply g.d.p. are on an international level because it's actually easier for them to have one set of rules for the entire population and to have to break it down country by country and the famous through for example with the children's online privacy protection act in the united states it doesn't affect directly any other country but most of the internet service providers have complied complied with it globally so i think that we're all benefiting through g.d.p. our but having said that i know there will continue to be discussions in washington about way the u.s. can tighten our privacy laws that's inevitable i think mark zuckerberg realizes that his goal i think is to try to make it so it it doesn't hurt his business but they all know it's coming and i think europe set the pace for the entire world in a sense it may sound like a slightly idiotic question b

g.d.p. statistics that are designed by the financial sector to celebrate itself ok let's look at the other side of the equation or let's look at america even courser road super imperialism many say that the us empire is honest last legs we've got a study out the top ten percent of americans are. new aristocracy controlling huge vast sums of wild life expectancy in america is down if electoral the opp student debts over a one and a half trillion looks bad what so how it we only have about a minute but how would you characterize the american empire at the moment letting desperately to keep its control over other countries and try to say that all the growth of other countries and the united states is trying to do this by. placing the old kind of colonialism with a monopoly trade it wants to monopolize all the high technology all the finance everything that other countries need for essentials in its own hands so that it can statement on their growth to excel and other countries are breaking away china is breaking away. russia doesn't know which way it's going to go and we're seeing the tensions pla

g.d.p. statistics that are designed by the financial sector to celebrate itself ok let's look at the other side of the equation or let's look at america eve of course. super a period lism many say that the us empire is honest last legs we've got a study out the top ten percent of americans are the new aristocracy controlling huge vast sums of wild life expectancy in america is down in from a terrible the op student debts over a one and a half trillion looks bad what so how it we only have about a minute but how would you characterize the american empire at the moment fighting desperately to keep its control over other countries and try to say that all the growth of other countries and the united states is trying to do this by. placing the old round of colonialism with a monopoly it wants to monopolize all the high technology all the finance everything that other countries need for essentials in its own hands so that it can statement on their growth doing so and other countries are breaking away china is breaking away. russia doesn't know which way it's going to go and we're seeing the tensions

g.d.p. ratio we are not talking about the fiscal rules in brussels all by the way the fiscal rules domestically because keep in mind that italy has a balanced budget rule in the constitution and according to the technical situation you cannot spend money if it's not properly financed so it is embedded in the constitution it's never been taken heed of ever as it i think at least at face value oh it was respected so far has been respected ok with a lot of flexibility with a lot of special clothes or so for but there has been respect if you deliberately go against that i think you will run into trouble because effectively again it's not about rules is about financial markets was going to give you the money was going to finance the economy who was going to buy the bonds you see five louis de milo as multitool that doesn't mean he's going to be calling and has been calling for more easy aid which will help this debt to g.d.p. ratio solution found i mean the key point here is that the new government has not yet decided the kind of attitude and come strategy and i think you know i kind of visas to kin

the numbers they have about in the mid-2017 are lower than we have been expecting. while g.d.p. has been realized what we are predicting, but the share of g.d.p. going into earnings and taxable earnings and we have less tax income coming in and that is a negative. the other factor on that is that as many have noted and i think we have a slide show that what we call labor productivity and hour of work has not been growing at the rate that has been the case and we have been expecting and as has been done a few times in past years, the trustees decided we will accept a small portion of that shortfall and lowers the ultimate level of gross domestic product and slower growth rate. both of those contributed contributed negatively. and as a result, that caused a reserve depletion date for the program and to change from the very beginning of 2035 to very end of 2023. the third thing we want and last year's report just on the basis of moving up one year, one year later, we were estimating that number would change to 2.88% of payroll. it has not gone up that much. all other things, assumpt

economists for once pretty much agree that these terrorists are going to hurt american businesses and consumers and bet again to harm the economy and g.d.p. growth as well and that would be definitely a problem where you are now it's the end of the week so see how did the markets close and what's coming up next week. well this week it was all about trade and at the same time it was and it can be pretty confusing what the markets are making out of potentially consequential use investors have said simply have been good in creating their own buying opportunities they concern the one day and then they simply jump back into the market the next day at lower prices of course one economist i talked to said right now markets are simply not a good indicator for the u.s. economy a trader told me and best says have money that they want to invest and they do it now while the markets are so op and this is exactly what's going on right now and the focus next week is probably going to be on the meeting off the f. o. and c. and they're really likely to raise rates and other times so fishermans key for us in new york thank you very much and have a good we

brags that it was all about the british my to bring back five hundred factories are going to export our way back into a g.d.p. rocket ship and take on the world cool britannia go britannia well it turns out they're all going to be picking fruit out there and canada very shy are. welcome back u.s. president bob trump says he does not rule out recognizing crimea as russian the province rejoin russia in two thousand and fourteen but is still considered by western countries to be a part of ukraine artists america has more on the development. on board air force one on friday trump spoke to reporters about his upcoming meeting with putin when a reporter asked him if he recognized crimea as part of russia he said quote we're going to have to see but then he blamed obama for the entire crimea to awful saying that it was a shame that obama gave up crimea now to remind the viewers of what happened in crimea back in twenty fourteen a referendum was held with international observers present and ninety seven percent of the population voted to secede from ukraine and join russia the west refuse to recognize this plebiscit

these measures they will want they actually these measures are not very big if we compare them to the volume of would trade or compel them to the g.d.p. of the countries concerned they are still. tiny we would barely see them the real thing is that we no longer can have as much trust in the roods of trade than we used to have and that means that a lot of companies who are not affected may be rethinking their tread strategies for the future there may be uncertainty weighing on business investment and that is probably doing some damage as we speak especially to trade oriented countries including those in europe. do you would you call this a trade war now we're getting pretty close to it i would not yet call it a trade war this is now between the u.s. and china sort of the second round if we go into a third round after this then probably the labor trade war would be appropriate is it a question of stale because you said at the moment it's sort of just fractions of country's g.d.p. is affected does the need to grow to be called the trade. this second round now between the u.s. and china seems to be bigger than the first round if the thir

g.d.p. . bajan well are germany and a power politics still busies in the world the growing cost for a more justand equitable international order must be here that democracy in international relations is an unstoppable trend of the times the aesir was formed seventeen years ago mainly to strengthen security cooperation but trade issues have become important to some s.c.l. members i involved in building infrastructure for china's belton road project dubbed as the new silk road to boost twenty first century economies in the coming few years as your most likely will pick up more security considerations or geopolitical considerations and the corporation a model as your members involving the observer states in security or even for example into quasar military cooperation will not be impossible therefore as c.e.o. is expanding its mission is moving forward to deal better with the new challenges in the world. and as the u.s. is apparently becoming increasingly isolated from its allies because of trump's policies and tariffs and his readiness to withdraw from trade climate. the unity presented at the c.

brags that it was all about the british my to bring back five hundred factories are going to export our way back into a g.d.p. rocketship and take on the world cool britannia go britannia well it turns out they're all going to be picking fruit out there in canada very shy or. the. current american administration is raising tariffs and revising old trade agreements when america sneezes can the rest of the world of only it contracting protectionist fever. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution to to crush the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it you know we're here to play mean your list put video and put him in the new bill is that i'm spoiling you to the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty fourteen. those who took part in the state over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. them everyone through our round up of the great fight. in free for well cope here in russia and i'm delighted to be joined by form

we are restoring our prosperity. you've seen g.d.p. and seen what projections. who knows, the numbers nobody ever thought possible. i look forward to seeing some of those numbers. but you see what projections are. people are projecting numbers like nobody thought even possible, numbers like i wouldn't have said on jobs or growth. i said let's see what happens. we are doing well as a country and you are the ones truly who are making america great again. so happy anniversary. god bless you. and god bless the united states of america. thank you very much. cheers and applause]

of the common market questions are all on answered and time is running out and uncertainty leads to a decline in business and we already see the first results you case g.d.p. is not growing in the same speed as in europe germany's exports are declining to the u.k. although it rises to everywhere else in europe so. the result of non-doing already was a bill what about the customs union the question of a customs you can one that's a big one the businesses what do you think about that well a customs union is is an important step to make things easy in trading with each other but it's only about customs it's not about regulations then or it's and other stuff so it's. it's it's better than nothing but it's only a way to have a bridge into something which is like in the free trade agreement or something else it can provide a bridge but not more and the customs union will dissolve and so what would you like as a business representative for germany europe's biggest economy what would you like to see what's going to solve this mess. well i think there is no easy solution because their way would never taking part was never taken before but if you don't take a new w

in the south well that we don't have exact numbers and the two economies are vastly different twenty sixteen south korea's g.d.p. was around fifteen hundred billion u.s. dollars the north's just twenty six billion south korea is one of the world's biggest exporters with a huge surplus add imports and it does a trillion dollars worth of trade with other countries every year north korea's trade is minuscule a lost all of it is with china let's bring in our correspondents in singapore and hang and our financial correspondent in frankfurt to milan to talk about this a complete nuclearization is what we want to talk about but first we're going to go to the report. the reports view into north korea from the chinese border city of dandong here interest in the events that led to the extraordinary meeting of the north korean leader and the u.s. president has been huge for many locals it was about business as much as politics. where. if the meeting between trump and kim is successful it will be great for us people and because we do a lot of cross border trade. is mainly by cross border trade that's what my husband does h

imminent trade wars some might argue the united states are simply at the end of an economic cycle that has brought low unemployment stronger g.d.p. growth i mean even the bad is optimistic they started raising rates so they can foreshadow the end off an economic cycle in the long term so investors people looking to peterhead right now are taking profits before they might reconsider and even leave the market i mean the world bank said an escalation of tariffs could translate into a global trade flow decline of nine percent similar to the drop that we saw during the financial crisis and then again there are signs that won't even be able to realize these tariffs we just heard that senator bob corker and bill showing these terrorists won't be as easily imposed as a thought may be another reason why markets react to really calm today so if we know the trump is to reduce the trade deficit is the strategy working. right it is indeed a seven month low at the moment so it seems to be working on the first side but some and then the say these numbers can be misleading and that becomes obvious when you dig a little deeper is so you could se

that it was all about the british might to bring back fire but our factories are going to export our way back into the g.d.p. rocket ship and take on the world cool. well it turns out they're all going to be picking fruit. can be very shy. welcome back government finance guarantee is a benchmark of a free and open society that's why we should always have easy access to public records we should also have this because they're probably like run cards. like. public records unfortunately growing number of states are limiting access to those records here now to explain is our senior expose or a privates john alpo donald young everybody. really arose in of access to public information what you got. we are one. asked a roge of access. at this point we're more or less completely iced out except for one figurative a.c.l.u. lawyer yelling for oil. into the deep dark of oh. well the freedom of information act is very important as it is that one point stands for but i thought it's. funky orgies i've attended. which is nobody's business by the way and neither is access to public records how can you say that especially wi

brags that it was all about the british my to bring back five hundred factories are going to export our way back into a g.d.p. rocketship and take on the world cool britannia go britannia well it turns out they're all going to be picking fruit out there in canberra shire. the current american administration is raising tariffs and drew funny old trade agreements when america sneezes can the rest of the world avoid contributing protectionist fever. welcome back u.s. president gul trump says he does not recognize in crimea as russian the province was rejoined with russia in two thousand and fourteen but is still considered by western countries to be a part of ukraine artists american has more on the development on board air force one on friday trump spoke to reporters about his upcoming meeting with putin when a reporter asked him if he'd recognize crimea as part of russia he said quote we're going to have to see but then he blamed obama for the entire crimea debacle saying that it was a shame that obama gave up crimea now to remind the viewers of what happened in crimea back in twenty fourteen a referendum was

because if zach numbers are hard to come by and the two nations economies are vastly different to in twenty sixteen south korea's g.d.p. was just under one thousand five hundred billion u.s. dollars on north korea's looks like a rounding error just twenty seven billion it's a similar situation when it comes to trade south korea is one of the world's biggest exports the huge trade surplus out in imports and it does a trillion dollars worth worth of total trade with other countries around the world in contrast north korea's external trade is minuscule just this little red dot that almost all of its trade is with china which has been keeping a close eye on the summit. this is the view into north korea from the chinese border city of dandong here interest in the events that led to the extraordinary meeting of the north korean leader and the u.s. president has been huge for many locals it was a by business as much as politics. where. if the meeting between trump and kim is successful it will be great for us people in dandong because we do a lot of cross border trade. they cross border trade that's what my husband does he h

we are restoring our prosperity. you've seen g.d.p. and seen what projections. who knows, the numbers nobody ever thought possible. i look forward to seeing some of those numbers. but you see what projections are. people are projecting numbers like nobody thought even possible, numbers like i wouldn't have said on jobs or growth. i said let's see what happens. we are doing well as a country and you are the ones truly who are making america great again. so happy anniversary. god bless you. and god bless the united states of america. thank you very much. cheers and applause] >> house is expected to debate two immigration bills this week. the news is from the senate side of the capital, republican senators are moving to diffuse a political crisis by seeking passage that would end the practice of separating children from their parents when families across into the united states illegally. senator mcconnell said all of the members of the republican conference supports a plan that would keep families together. they would be together while their legal status in the coun

brags that it was all about the british my to bring back five hundred factories are going to export our way back into a g.d.p. rocket ship and take on the world cool britannia go brittania well turns out they're all going to be picking fruit out there in kemah berry shyer. welcome back u.s. president donald trump says he does not rule out recognizing crimea as russian the province rejoin russia in two thousand and fourteen but is still considered by western countries to be a part of ukraine artists america has more. on board air force one on friday trump spoke to reporters about his upcoming meeting with putin when a reporter asked him if he'd recognize crimea as part of russia he said quote we're going to have to see but then he blamed obama for the entire crimea debacle saying that it was a shame that obama gave up crimea now to remind the viewers of what happened in crimea back in twenty fourteen a referendum was held with international observers present and ninety seven percent of the population voted to secede from ukraine and join russia the west refuse to recognize this plebiscite and then impose sanc

are still with us. i want to get to g.d.p. in a second but does change? are important rulings for business and we have one on am exoverfight nfl -- am exovernights. >> i was looking at justice kennedy's voting record and he was rightly known as a swing vote because on social issues he tended to side with the liberals but on business and regulation and corporations it is more of a mixed picture. he was looking at the legal case all the time. i think u.s. allies have before the trump administration seen the supreme court as too politicalized and polarized and predictable. many i.n.s. tations in other countries have deteriorated and become very political. this seem tobs the biggest symbol of that. ae allies will regard this as further step and in a negative way. tom: looking at dollar strength, the economy is a backdrop for the judiciary. the economy is a backdrop for executive and legislature as well. do we have a strong dollar nols now within our make america great again economy? >> i don't think we have. if you look at previous instances where trade has b

g.d.p. per capita is much higher in germany for italy are means below where it was upon euro creation this is via bank of america merrill lynch this is germany this is italy as you see this is the introduction of the euro they moved in lockstep together after the introduction of the euro but g.d.p. per capita since the financial crisis since these new regulations since the e.c.b. stepped into the markets and started buying certain bonds and and favoring certain participants over other germany has done well italy has done badly and. you know they're not if they're not for they are search google any old thanks times or germany saw strike and i'll explain exactly what's happening last five years as i predict it well we have to go to break but when we come back we're going to be doing a whole lot more so don't go away. in july twenty second team on an attempt a freelance journalist working with a. militant shelling in syria. to only his sacrifice quality has established a holiday memorial they will recognize the reporters who often risked their lives to the sake of the truth and through that peac

brags that it was all about the british my to bring back five hundred factories are going to export our way back into a g.d.p. rocket ship and take on the world cool britannia go brittania well it turns out they're all going to be picking fruit out there in kemah very shy or. welcome back to the program u.s. president don't trump says he does not rule out recognizing crimea as russian the problems were joined russia in two thousand and fourteen but is still considered by western countries to be a part of ukraine artists marco has more on the development on board air force one on friday trump spoke to reporters about his upcoming meeting with putin when a reporter asked him if he'd recognize crimea as part of russia he said quote we're going to have to see but then he blamed obama for the entire crimea debacle saying that it was a shame that obama gave up crimea now to remind the viewers of what happened in crimea back in twenty fourteen a referendum was held with international observers present and ninety seven percent of the population voted to secede from ukraine and join russia the west refuse to recogniz

remember brags that it was all about the british my brain back five hundred factories are going to export our way back into a g.d.p. rocket ship and take on the world cool britannia go britannia well it turns out they're all going to be picking fruit out there in canada very shy are. welcome but want an old for the stan collymore show way of a bold red square was a view that is but malke yes there's only one place to stalls. the group stages of the. germany they were here last year is confederations cup champions with a very young team here overwhelming favorites. the first time it's happened since the one nine hundred thirty s. why well basically i think what's happened is and we've seen this in the last three will cops champions have gone out in the first round now whether or not it's a little bit of complacency. i think in every country they have a team to really look up to whether they be the former winners or golden generation or something like that and something happens during that time where there's a bit too much attention where they need a new voice from somebody else will be a lot of pressure that comes

g.d.p. so china does not follow a statistical measure of growth like the west in china statistics that are talking about real growth their growth is continuing is not taking the form of construction life as it was or is not taking the american form of increasing banking is not them taking the form of increasing debt service life in america but i can assure you that the economy is continuing to grow just as it was before but this doesn't show up in the g.d.p. statistics because they don't follow the digital piece that just picks they're designed by the financial sector to celebrate itself ok let's look at the other side of the equation or let's look at america eve of course. super a period lism many say that the us empire is honest last legs we've got a study out the top ten percent of americans are the new aristocracy controlling huge vast sums of wild life expectancy in america is down in from a terrible the op student debts over a one and a half trillion looks bad what so how it we only have about a minute but how would you characterize the american empire at the moment voting desperately to kee

economists for once pretty much agree that these terrorists are going to hurt american businesses and consumers and bet again to harm the economy and g.d.p. growth as well and that would be definitely a problem where you are now it's the end of the week so see how did the markets close and what's coming up next week. well this week it was all about trade and at the same time it was and it can be pretty confusing what the markets are making out of potentially consequential use investors have said simply have been good in creating their own buying opportunities they act concern the one day and then they simply jump back into the market the next day at lower prices of course one economist i talked to said right now markets are simply not a good indicator for the u.s. economy a trader told me investors have money that they want to invest and they do it now while the markets are still up and this is exactly what's going on right now and the focus next week is probably going to be on the meeting off the f. o. and c. and they're really likely to raise rates and other times so fishermans key for us in new york thank you very much and have a good

brags that it was all about the british my to bring back five hundred factories are going to export our way back into a g.d.p. rocketship and take on the world cool britannia go britannia well it turns out they're all going to be picking fruit out there and kemah very shy are. welcome back across all things are considered i'm peter remind you we're discussing political civility. ok let's go back to ron in. on skype right before going to the wreck you want to finish up a point please go ahead. yeah i mean i mean i was just getting at you know rob brings up that east not seeing any policy ideas from the democrats he's absolutely right i think this is by design i think that really the united states is ready to go in a more populist direction if the four of us you know the four of us sat down and dr gene it was saying if the four of us sat down and really talk policy we wouldn't agree on everything we seemed to kind of be all over the spectrum we have different points of views on different things however there would be some really big paler that i think we would all have in common i think we would all want to en

in the twenty sixteen presidential election khaled's in red here are reliant on exports they make up as much as thirteen percent of g.d.p. in counties won by john farming communities tend to lean republican and china's ties are squarely targeting agriculture take soya beans for example they are a key export of iowa and minnesota both where republican states in two thousand and sixteen corn is also a major part of the economy in those states along with nebraska and then there is a poor china's twenty five percent tariff is bad news for pig farmers in north carolina missouri and oklahoma again all of these states voted for donald trump now eight are tangan is a political analyst in beijing he says china like the e.u. and others has to fight back. they see trump as a playground bully if he senses any weakness he will demand more also china is looking at the overall global situation it's not just china who's suffering under these trade tariffs europe is fighting back canada is fighting back mexico's fighting back now you add those together and then add in russia and you have literally sixty percent of the world's g.d.p. a y

much more complicated we have north korean too we have burden sharing two percent g.d.p. a pledge that we made to where we are committed when it comes to nato and defense spending these are all things that we need to talk to with to with our strongest allies which remain in the future the united states of america and we have to accept to see incumbent president this is a fact not everybody likes him but it's not about it's not a matter of emotions or if you're like a person or not it's all repos responsibility to deal with the facts that we have thank you very much for this interview very well. that was a journey's coordinator for transatlantic relations peter bya talking to these political correspondent thomas farrow and now monica joins me in germany's got industry could also be affected by these type of salonica well the worry is there and it's not unfounded and rita so far we have u.s. tariffs on european steel and on the minium but u.s. president on a trunk could go even further and slap tariffs on german cars and media reports suggest that he may even want to ban german luxury car imports altogether bec

i didn't say all right let me jump in are because you're you did say though that the government have come down on corruption which in turn have. decreased the g.d.p. growth which has them. inspired the government to do sco to the private sector and invite privatization and we're saying of course then you're just privatizing the corruption i get that so but why would you then make they've next step and say that they have a political philosophical ideological problem here because they have not experienced a wholesale collapse not sense the nineteen thirty s maybe has there been a huge collapse in china you know and so how do they get if the people are in revolt and they have a history of revolting i mean how they're going to calm folks is the trick question next the slower the g.d.p. growth the faster the economy grows because the g.d.p. is a fake measure the g.d.p. doesn't measure growth it measures how in all the growth in america of g.d.p. since two thousand and eight has been the banking sector the fire sector finance insurance and real estate it's fictitious growth in the west china has avoided fictitious wrote and it's pursued the kind of gro

g.d.p. numbers have been great, but the ones that are coming out i'm really looking forward to seeing them. i think you're going to see numbers -- i see the activity, i see the business. yesterday and last evening was really -- that was an incredible evening that we spent. that was to me just an incredible evening. a lot of you were there. i see a lot of the faces. a lot of you were there. at least 15,000 people couldn't get into the arena, and the arena was being held 9,000 eople. sadly 15,000 people couldn't get into the arena, but it was a very special evening. people had a good time but they also heard a lot. i want to thank everybody very much. mick mulvaney is going to be giving a little report. you can give it in front of the media. would the media like to hear mick mulvaney's report or would you find it extraordinarily boring and therefore not fit for camera? i don't know. you like to hear it? and why don't we do this? we'll say grace afterwards, mike, and we'll do mick and then we'll say grace. we don't have to necessarily do that in front of the cameras. ok. mick, go ahead. mr. mu

g.d.p. you know korea and japan included and they are not happy with this kind of unilateral approach bypassing the cio by passing localism that trump is employing and they made their case very well known there will be a lot of. appeals to the w. cio the question is does the u.s. really draw from that and make it official that they do not want to have anything except bilateral treaties but we will see what does and certainly in the coming hours and maybe even next few days to the time the time get back to joining us from beijing so a. developing story that's coming out of afghanistan and that the ministry of defense says the chief of the pakistani taliban has been killed in a drone strike. was talked into on wednesday in afghanistan's konar province the pakistan taliban who is responsible for the found attack against child activist a nobel laureate use of sign in twenty twelve is standing by for us in islamabad that says that's go over to jennifer glass in kabul is fast moving story to a certain extent just getting news about this in the last couple of hours jennifer but what were the exact cir

we are having the most successful period of time economically perhaps in our country's history. g.d.p. numbers have been great but the ones that are coming out i'm really looking forward to seeing them. i think you are going to see numbers. just see the activity. i see the business yesterday and last evening was really, that was incredible evening we spent. that was, to me, just an incredible evening. a lot of you were there. i see a lot of the faces. a lot of you were there at least 15,000 people couldn't get into the arena. the arena was big. it held 9,000 people. sadly 15,000 people couldn't get into the arena. it was a very special evening and people had a good dimtime but they also heara lot. i want to thank everybody very much. mick mulvaney is going to be giving a little report. can you do it in front of the media. would the media like to hear mick mulvaney's report or would you find it extraordinarily boring and therefore not fit for camera? >> yes, please. >> you would like to hear it. >> yes, please. >> why don't we do this? we will say grace afterwards, mike, and we will do

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