negotiated settlement so he really consulted widely and extensively to try to keep a very divided hawkie and governments to get though right and to buy into the changes he was trying to make so that means that no one was really very happy the public was hoping for deeper cuts to government less minister as right fishing energy. people names of probably hoping for their eyes to be in some different action ok so he didn't entirely make him happy ok but doesn't that did. right the just on that point by genetics want to say listen suit i'm opposed to speaking of because money is a big factor with the way south africa's economies that it's us in trouble it was and i want to get your reaction to that in a 2nd all south africans are acutely aware of the great economic difficulties that our country is going through right now. but they are also aware of the constraints that have been placed on our public finances it is therefore imperative that you know all the areas and spheres of government we place a priority on revitalizing our economy while at the same time exercising great ok in the use of

. >> interesting, just the other day we were talking about hawkie as he was known there, once leader,looking at this particular election quite a different circumstance. i want to talk about the key issues driving this election. climate change and immigration. climate change the lead issue there as opposed to immigration, which is a key issue here in the united states heading into the 2020 election. could you help our viewers understand why climate change is front and center in australia? >> look, australia is in so many ways the canary in the coal mine when it comes to the way the environment is being impacted by things like fossil fuels. australia has had so much extreme weather, extreme drought, mass flooding. and the great barrier reef which everyone sort of knows australia by, there has been coral bleaching because of heat waves. so the impact of using fossil fuels and having coal mining especially in australia, that is one of the biggest sx ports that australia relies on for its economy, it is a direct impact. and australiians feel that very directly and keenly. and that was actu

>> this is part of a longtanding message that h come out of the sort of more hawky members of trump's china team that china has failedto live up to the promises it's made for almost 20 years now since joining the wto in 2001. they felthat china promised to open its markets, to play fair, not to steel american technology, promised to not force companies into technologya transfeements ore and over depend and have failed to do that. the trukdz's position is -- the trump administration's position is the bush administratioand obama has allowed china to walk on these issues and they are not going to be the ones to do that. there's a lot of backstory to this. the united states busdiess communitnot want the previous administrations to take this hard line, and now it's sort of coming push to shove. the oba administration did make a deal with presidentov ina about cyber hack. there are some of the reasons to believe some of the promises have not been fulfilled. >> we saw how volatile the markets were. how does that factor into the president's thinking. t the markets are important to the trump a