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pain in the crypto space, making itself felt as gmo internet tumbles.is, sophie, as we get to that lunchtime break. sophie: concerns over its crypto mining business overshadowing the stock. held mainly by the sale of an online marketplace, falling after posting a loss and its first earnings report as a public company. also, showa shell dropping. and fujifilm announcing a buyback. the company's president shared an appeal to lift the injunction on a direct deal. that will begin in september. a lot going on for japanese investors. the nikkei 225 headed for a third day of losses. this is bloomberg. ♪ 12:20 nine in sydney. i am rosalind chin with the first word headlines. japan's economy expanded more than forecasted the second quarter, boosted by both private and public spending. annualized gdp was up 1.9% against estimates of 1.4%. 0.7%te consumption grew from the previous quarter and business spending, just 1.3%, doubling estimates. the lira has plunged new depths as turkey's relations with the u.s. continue to sour. saidatest fall -- sources release a re

the vast majority of soybeans raised in this country are gmo beans, and so i would expect that there will be a long-term sort of process of trying to get some of these products into the e uand it's not just the government. it is the consumers that will resistant. so it's good that we're making some progress with the e.u. i don't want to discount that at all. but let's not think that what happened with china can be replace build the e.u. because it can't. >> host: bob is a farmer in amsterdam, ohio, you're on with roger johnson of the national farmers union. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. roger, you know that china is going to go right straight down brazil and start buying soybean from brazil, beef from brazil and also going to start getting more of their own farmers to start growing as much as they possibly can. >> guest: yep. >> caller: these marks are never coming back to this country, never. >> guest: yeah. well, i don't know that i'd say never, but i take your point. you're spot on. he chinese in fact have already largely discontinued purchasing from the u.s. as a resul

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seen anti-fracking box with countries affiliated with strong oil interests and spreading fear about gmos >> ms. rosenberger? >> in russia we know they have use these operations to try to shape our views on political issues especially those with russia. for instance one the ira sponsored posts on political activists asked how would we feel of another country on this for brutality? i was posted in the immediate aftermath of the trump administration strikes on syria after the chemical attack in 2019 so that account criticizing the trump administration using emotional issues like the flat flynt water crisis and police brutality is an avenue to shape the geopolitical issue of russia. >> dr. kelly. >> i completely agree there's a commercial and of this is underreported in there's a lot more going on in the commercial state. renee renÉ discussed some of them. we have seen others with our customers and sometimes there are tax on corporations were corporations will be punished with falsely amplified boycotts and similar measures for doing something which is politically not what russia would like

in agriculture, that has taken the form of spreading fear about gmos. >> i would also note in a case of russia that they use the operations to try to shape our conversations and views on geopolitical issues, especially those of interest to russia. sponsoredce, one ira post on the an authentic account asked how would we feel of country bombed us for the poison water plant and for police brutality? that was posted in the immediate aftermath of the truck administration strike on syria after the chemicals attack in march of 2017. a clear instance of that account actually criticizing an act by the trump administration and using emotional issues like the flat water crisis and police brutality as an avenue to try to shape views on a geopolitical issue of interest to russia. >> dr. kelly? >> i completely agree that there is a commercial dimension of this that is underreported. there's a lot going on in the commercial space in terms of the attacks coul. renee discussed some of them and we have seen some of our customers. corporations are basically punished with falsely amplified boycott campa

clarifies fda has the authority to grant emergency use authorization for animal drugs allowing approval of gmo zikaitoes for florida's problem. would you provide an update on the implementation of section 38? >> i can get back to you with a more detailed update on that, congressman, but i will tell you this been discussion about the nexus of authority with epa for some of these products, but we did provide guidance earlier this year, i believe, that addressed some of these issues. i can get back to you with more specifics on where that stands. >> i appreciate that very much. as a longtime champion and supporter of providing a deeper level of patient engagement in the therapy development processes, i'm pleased with the progress the agency has made under your leadership. congratulations and we appreciate all you do. including the fda's moving ahead to implement the patient-focused impact assessment act provision of cures requiring fda to disclose how patient engagement data informed a review of any approved products. inre is the agency presently implementing this provision, particularly efforts

to look at the state auditors in the context of state spending any different than would look at gmo in the context of federal spending, is not fair to state auditors. >> i'm not trying to be unfair and i'm not trying to -- on the question state auditors integrity. i'm just saying there's a concept of interest. when all things are legal, there's nothing to report. that's my point and i think we need to take a look at this and okay, i know it's legal, we're not calling you find but it's the next best thing. >> there are certain things that would be beyond the guidelines. for example, the local government portion of this is only to be, can't be more than 6% of the state match. there are some guidelines that will be exceeded if they are using, shifting the cost of local governments back in a shell game that comes back to them and then the federal government has to match. cms has other authorities that they could impose other requirements if they know what's going on. some of the cases that we found, about this when we went out and audited at the state and local levels, cms was unaware of t

in agriculture that is taken the form of spreading fear about gmos. >> ms. rosenberger?> i know in case of russian we know that they use dias operations to shape our conversations and views on geopolitical issues especially those of interest to russia. instance, one ira sponsored post on the an authentic account asked how would you feel if another country bombed us for the poison water in flint and for police brutality? that was posted in the immediate aftermath of the trump administration strikes on syria after the chemical attack in march 2070. so clear instance of that account, actual criticizing an excellent trump administration using emotional issues like the flint water crisis and police brutality as an avenue in to try to share views on the geopolitical issue. >> dr. kelly? >> so i completely agree that there's a commercial dimension of this which is underreported and there's a lot more going on in there commercial space in tes of these attacks and is reported. renÉe discussed some of them. recent others with our customers and sometimes they are tied, his politica

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things, below market dumping, and trade a bizarbarriers sometimes prohibitions they won't buy our meat gmo those are problems that are part of the peace talks that i want to get to look i voted for every single free trade agreement since i have been in congress i actually spoke on behalf nafta with mexico, on behalf of the chamber in san diego, i am a free trader, but now that we are in this battle it has to end in a fair peace agreement the question how do we get to it quickly as possible. >> it is lindsey here how long are you willing to let that he battle go on steel, aluminum tariffs you are seeing a lot of companies see the that they are impacted by this they have to raise prize on a lot of products the american consumer is the one has to pay for that we haven't really felt quack on tariffs coming out of china just yet so what is time line game plan here. >> one of the important things, for the consumer to know for if manufacturer to do the product is not available in the u.s. either because of demand or because of the particular type. they got to apply for get exemptions that allow t