dot com coming up we present the second half of strong storms riveting interview with author gary locke another new book dark star rising magic and power in the age of trump so stay tuned to watch us. is a. secret indeed priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it literally i like to call this the geographic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot where the previous standard is not the highest ranks of the catholic church. conceal the accused priests from the police and justice listen to that and of themselves as the audience and then blowing through it out at tuesday's out in. the street. if you family was engaged in massive political financial corruption which led to a concentration of wealth and ultimately the downfall of that country so in america a similar corruption playing out as we call it money in politics and people try to get rid of the lobbyists and this cycle is being played out all over again and so the question is is it inevitable. that. the book dark star r

dot com coming up we present the second half of strong storms riveting interview with author gary locke another new book dark star rising magic and power in the age of trump so stay tuned to watch the whole. thing. that. you. the book dark star rising magic and power in the age of trump discusses the parallels between the methods used by politicians and pundits who profit from chaos and history sales of witchcraft and wizardry that's right the esoteric the bizarre the occult aren't usually the first thing that comes to mind but you just might be surprised by how much of what many would deem a cult style practices and techniques have actually found their way into the modern political speech stead of dobby the house elf it's happy the frog is it just because humans need pageantry and brimstone sometimes or could a better understanding of our my protect us from live better than any spell here's the second half of strong stance interview with author historian and founding member of wandy gary locke meant. i mean the whole point of politics is supposed to be. effect or you know effects drive

political routine in speech and that's just what author historian and founding member of blondie gary locke men discovers in his new book dark star rising magic and power in the age of trump well no one sacrificing rabbits or drawing pentagrams in the white house basement well hopefully no one as our own john stone discovers just there on that rabbit hole goes as he sat down with the recent inductee and of us rock and hall of fame to discuss this new book. gary thank you so much for joining me today i want to talk about your new book the dark star rising and it's very difficult to surmise i think for the general population but it just in your own words how would you describe the book and what its intention is. well the title is dark star rising magic and power in the age of trump. centrally it's about what seems to be a rise of a cult politics certain sorts of techniques magic positive thinking mental science things of that sort involved in trump's campaign. his election his victory. and as i looked into it it's also something that reaches out over to russia as well people in sort of milieu

coming up, we are going to be speaking with gary locke.ew york, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> let the games begin. lost liquidity. markets are -- recalibrate. divergence taking central stage. rise as trade and inflation threaten emerging markets. is this time different? >> welcome. we are waiting for the tariffs which may come out any minute. >> we made it to friday. david: we are not done yet. we have these tariffs. china may come back right away with their own. alix: we are seeing some risk off. beginning a little bit of relief , bond buying across the board. we're losing a little bit of steam. crude holding study. let's get an idea of what is making headlines outside of his notice. -- outside of business. president trump's latest move to change trade. grade tariffs. it is not clear when the tips -- it is not clear when the tariffs will go into effect. a man of work to go to jail as early as today. at man-of-war could go to jail as early as today. he's accused of money laundering. of japan is falling behind its global peers. downgraded inflati

here's the second half of song stands interview with author historian and founding member of blondie gary locke meant. i mean the whole point of politics is supposed to be. effect or you know effects driven as opposed to what we've seen a lot of times you become accustomed to a sort of stagnation within the political system nothing changes sometimes it takes the chaos to actually effect the change even whether it's positive or negative but if it's trump is as you say an archetype of chaos in a sense what is it here to put in my eyes as you talked about this time period we're in of fake news right and sort of alternative facts and the blurring of realities what does that mean about the age that we're entering or that we are in. well it seems to me and i say in the book that we're in a time where the partitions between a reality and its representation between inner and outer between truth and falsehood all of these things have become very very very thin and permeable and poorest. and one of the things i say tongue in cheek in the book is i wonder if we can consider a kind of topa. comes from tibe

gary lock is joining us. welcome back to "power lunch," ambassador >> my pleasure >> i think you will see more companies doing that and it may not be on a massive scale but certain product lines or certain products they may sell i think you will see many more u.s. companies doing that because many countries all around the world are imposing tariffs on american made products and services. you know just the president was in canada a few weeks ago and bi all the members of g-7 there and the prime minister of canada when america has a trade surplus with canada. we are going after strong allies that we depend on and need in terms of military support in the middle east or trying to present a common front against north korea. so when we start imposing tariffs, other country will retaliate and up the anti. in the trade war, the losers are consumers, workers and companies on both sides. there are no winners in a trade war. >> harley davidson should never be built in another country says the president. i am sure there

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>> ambassador gary locke, thank you very much for being with us. betsy and josh, i promise you'll get to speak in a second when we come back from the break because president trump now says he's looking at thr3,000 names for pardons. and the president says he supports the first amendment, but the fbi has now apparently seized a "new york times" reporters phone and e-mail records. how it ties into the crackdown on leaks and what it means for all of puts. >>> lous, anthony bourdain has . we'll have more on that coming up. with expedia, you could book a flight, hotel, car, and activity all in one place. ♪ . >>> very interesting that they caught a leaker and a very important -- it's a very important leaker. so it's very interesting. i believe strongly in freedom of the press, i'm a big, big believer in freedom of the press. but i'm also a believer in classified information. has to remain classified. and that includes comey and his band of thieves who leaked classified information all over the place. so i'm a very big believer in freedom of the press, bu

let's get the read from our former ambassador to china under president obama, gary locke.ou very much. >> good to be with you, neil. neil: you obviously have a lot of contacts, know a lot of folks in china. much is made of the fact that we haven't heard a response. we've heard they're not just going to turn the other cheek, but they haven't responded with tariffs of their own to end the level to the president's. with what -- what do you make of that? >> they've already announced some tariffs, agricultural goods and some aircraft parts -- neil: not $200 billion worth. >> no, no, thank goodness, not $200 billion worth. and i think you will see the chinese respond. there's a lot of national pride on their side as well, and just as president trump is not going to back down, both sides are proceeding forward. and so we're just going to have to wait and see when the president announces his next round of tariffs i think next week, what the chinese response will be. but we need to try to figure out a way in which we can lower the temperature and get back to negotiations over some

lock horns with donald trump as to who is the true threat to jobs and growth. the risk of prolonged trade conflict hangs heavy over this summit. james robbins, bbc news, quebec. our correspondent garyn quebec city. overnight, some pretty insane to retweet is from the president about tariffs, gary —— insanejury retweet is from the president about tariffs, gary —— insane jury tweets. he hasjust tariffs, gary —— insane jury tweets. he has just tweeted tariffs, gary —— insane jury tweets. he hasjust tweeted in tariffs, gary —— insane jury tweets. he has just tweeted in the last few minutes, jane, saying he is headed up minutes, jane, saying he is headed up here to talk about the long—term and fair trade deals against the united states —— unfair trade deals. he is ratcheting up the pressure and has lashed out against the canadian prime minister overnight, describing prime minister overnight, describing prime minister overnight, describing prime minister trudeau is indignant. he has entered into a twitter spat with the french president, macron, as well. it's not looking like they are trying to sort of paper over these differences in the next couple of days. indeed, the president is also

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lock horns with donald trump as to who is the true threat to jobs and growth. the risk of prolonged trade conflict hangs heavy over this summit. james robbins, bbc news, quebec. 0ur correspondent gary the last few hours, really. emmanuel macron, the french president, and justin trudeau, the canadian prime minister, laying into donald trump. him responding, his officials privately suggesting that he may come to the summit and entered the negotiations swinging, as they put it. and we learned that donald trump may actually leave the summit early. you will not stay for the duration, it only lasts 36 hours or so but he will be leaving first thing saturday morning for that meeting in singapore and he will miss some of those key sessions on climate change and pollution in the oceans. there isa and pollution in the oceans. there is a real possibility that there will not be a unified statement, as you expect, out the g—7 summit every year. often stating principles and generalities, but if there was a split in the final statement, it would be a real landmark for the g7. it would really emphasise the gulf between donald trump and many of these other leaders on a range of issues. let's talk ab

lock horns with donald trump as to who is the true threat to jobs and growth. the risk of prolonged trade conflict hangs heavy over this summit. james robbins, bbc news, quebec. our correspondent garyults flying, is this possibly the most divisive g7 we have ever seen? we are used to a pretty anodyne outcome to these meetings, normally, usually an agreement on the importance of a rules —based approach to international trade and approach to international trade and a lot of agreement on political issues in terms of liberal democracies and often a unified approach to many foreign policy challenges but those things are under threat. in the last the minutes and its tawdry intervention by the president as he was about to leave to come back to the summit —— an extraordinary intervention. he suggested that russia should be back here at the g7, making it the g8, the way was, before was expelled. he said russia should be at the negotiating table and that will come asa negotiating table and that will come as a gobsmacking surprise to many of the leaders. i suspect it will be universally rejected as an idea given that these countries to have a range of sanctions in place against russia because