if you do not deliver on this i think it is going to be -- i do not know, if he can condose rocket man about -- if rocket man believes he has trump loving him and backing off, we are all in trouble. jeffrey: one more round of foreign policy, then you have to do the next thing. what i still do not under cap -- understand i come back to this , mccain worldview, and this trump worldview. he is an isolationist, he is transactional, he doesn't believe in human rights as an important agenda item. all these things are antithetical to your whole approach to the world. do you believe by talking to him as much as you do, that you are moving him into another position? is he so fixed? senator graham: that is a good question. i think the team around him would be a mccain team. that is the news. you've got mattis, pompeo, who i like a lot. he traveled with john and myself all the time. if you want a north korean skeptic, john bolton. jeffrey: have you ever won an argument with him over foreign policy? senator graham: he is probably watching, so i will lay it on the line. keep doing what obama did an

even if pain lasts longer than it should, if you could not see any type of mark or anything, if the pain isn't transient and somebody says 20 minutes later when they are in the back of the car, my arm is still hurting, that his complaint of pain. we would have them checked out by an ambulance crew. there are mandates when we do take people to the hospital for an evaluation versus an assessment. so if you were pepper sprayed, will definitely see the ambulance. prior, for instance when we had the carotid, that was automatic to the hospital regardless if the person was functioning. there are mandates. and further bulletins. everyone is at least assessed when that complaint of pain comes in. >> thank you. >> great. do i have a motion to accept the department bulletin regarding the form of the streamlined process we ? >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor? >> aye. it is unanimous. >> item six is general public comment. the public is welcome to address the commission regarding items that did not appear in tonight's agenda but are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission. the

i'll say this i don't know if people agree if the fed flifrmgs in december because of what potentially could be a market selloff,ive bigger problems. >> doesn't go. >> doesn't goo go. >> even in light of this selloff you want the fed to say full steam ahead. >> for their credibility they need to. for the fed credibility they need to stay on the path. >> and if the market responds to a fed rate hike at this point is it high sfleer if we bounce back and at highs again and the fed raises rates you have a problem. if we are at the lows appear we priced in this december hike then you know that's a sell off. >> it startwood poum's comments october 2nd. the comments october 3rd we start to fall off the cliff. this is generated by powell riffs a risk off event if he backs off- everyone thought he was hawkish to your question if he backs off and is dovish it has to be the inverse of what we have seen the market has to be bought. >> you couldn't look at it as all right, the fed didn't want to leave the path but they have to things are so bad i think they stay on it. >> what he was saying is we c

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quiet, please. >> director, you can -- >> what i'm willing to play out is if -- if we find that it's had no beneficial effect, he has the -- >> yeah, ed has the -- >> we rely on director reiskin to change the program. >> so madam chair, just for clarification, the motion that i'm hearing you consider is to delegate to the director the authority -- delegate to the director of transportation the authority to limit the types of medallions to pick up to s.f.o. with a report back to this board prior to implementation. >> and after. >> and quarterly there after. >> and quarterly there after. >> yeah. i mean -- the only other thing i would say is the metric of success no more medallion revocations? i mean, that's the -- >> defaults. >> defaults, rather. >> well, i'd want to say i'd want to pick something we control. and we don't control that. we had foreclosures in situations where one would think the loans are being paid and there are other factors involved, so i would want to set th that -- wouldn't want to set that as the metric given we don't control that. i would compare it to the pro

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s could strike out if the court finds in their favor what would be the political implications if such a judgement was handed well or huge because at the present moment we've got today to me and indeed her colleagues that are left supporting are saying it's how we checkers or the highway in new deal but exit this food sure that there is an alternative which is that you could straight both of them down and you could seek to withdraw article fifty if the court agree with it so she wouldn't have our own way that it's a bad deal on an even washed deal with new deal opens up the whole debate for parliament and it's sort of huge significance never mind the fact that scotland doing it probably is from our perspective my perspective shagun freud it won't go down well with aspects of tears so should be a touch significance to the fact that the court of session of the pew it was the lord president the lord karlovy who's the the highest judge in scotland that he was presiding with other judges who decided to send it to the european court of justice is that in itself significant. oh i think so i t

if a republican said why are you doing this? we are trying to hold a seat open to get past the midterms to take power back, the republican who said that could not go five feet without having reporters in their face. the double standard offends me. kagand for sotomayor and and never thought twice about it. i have never done to them what has been done to brett. jeffrey: please, sir. thank you. let me ask you about dr. ford's testimony. somethinge that terrible happened to her, but it wasn't kavanaugh. senator graham: i am not a psychologist, but i am a lawyer. i know if you are going to choose a person for a crime in this country, you are not assumed guilty. what got me upset in the hearing was judge kavanaugh turned to done again. union, is not the soviet this is america. that is what got me going. i think the accusation was made by dr. ford, and i listened. i think she was treated respectfully, because everybody deserves that. i say, what do i have? i don't have a location, the corroborating witnesses go the other way, and every

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if reports are being made up if stories are invented to incite others. through what however to me seems worse than the pure fixation on the refugee issue is that they're turning problems into religious issues. the islamophobia and this party. let's stay on the topic of immigration and refugees because the criticism is not only from the f.t. but also from the christian social union in the area which demands a strict immigration limit is that type of criticism permissible. yes but there are large parts of that debate i've never understood. speak about an upper limit of two hundred thousand but we haven't reached that yet and with real asylum seekers who genuinely need asylum because they're from a war zone the german constitution will never allow an upper limit so i've always found this discussion about a fictional upper limit puzzling. let's move on to another discussion another key issue concerning the catholic church the child abuse scandal we have heard of priests in australia the us ireland in chile and now also in germany sexually abusing fountains o

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if we spend it now, if we begin to empty it and the counselor said we are hinting that fund at a rate that will not be here 40 years from now, and if we empty that, then when we're at a policastro start shutting down schools and lay off teachers. i think that's a good long-term plan. i would say let's fix her education system as it stands, let's continue the early education programs we have going now, and as we get the budget has never sustainable budget as we diversify and grow the economy then we can look at expanding into more early childhood education and we have now. but to get into the permanent fund is very risky financially for the state tried to you in fact, that the benefit, the long-term benefit. crime lets to the long-term benefit first. for every dollar you spend in early childhood education you get seven dollars returned. it is a very prudent investment. not only in a solid quality education to make sure our students can't and will succeed, but it returns real money back to the state and back to our economy. i don't understand the notion that were dipping into a permanen

generation of if if you did join the e.u. you would never support sanctions against russia and japan. you would be prepared to support sanctions given that it was a very clear message and if there are other benefits for this country maybe also you can give you would want something in return for no human stand on principle this is a very of giving you the chance to answer. if there is a very clear argument that this is something which is a real normal based on the argument ok yes if you are good for you. if you are the members of the european union yes but police simply in a recent situation where we have very clear political support for the existence of europe of very little from the russian more than from any other country today to agreement and have a lot of benefits by opening the market to russia for our products like vegetables fruit you may have choice you make a choice you have to make each and you come right to horses at the same time and make money if you want to leave if you believe that the whole future of europe i

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and if even if it issile eelal. moss cute and not and so is possession of small amounts of marijuana and that's a state as well as feederal crime. they haven't enforced that for over a fwem and he thinks he puswriszs a small amount of land. 23rrs and land goes you didn't notice before. >> and experts say 25 to 75 live as year. isn't it worth it? >> what's the harm? >> do you have that discretion to look the other way intend on saving lives. >> starting point, i think, for any discussion of this issue is what's being proposed is being proposed and not a close case where the prosecutorial discretion where the governor mentioned would come to play. it would be flagrantly illegal and violation of some of our moesz serious drug laws and i would say i don't doubt the good intentions of these yards but there is no exception to federal law. we don't say to the embezeler, it's okay to steal that money. we nts you have good intentions f for. we don't say to the tax chief, we understand you think government's too big and you h

so, if the statute intended, this lack of authority to kick in, if an alien only met a through d. why does the statute same that- say that? >> those are the only portions of the statute that describe, they actually describe the alien. the phrase when the alien is released, does not describe him, it takes -- >> what type of alien are we talking about? it describes the person who is subject to this provision. >> i don't think that's right because it says, that might be right if it says something like the secretary shall take into custody any alien who is inadmissible and deportable and who has not been released for more than such and such amount of time. but that is not what it says produces when the alien is released, which i think it has a ready been described. but i think another important answer to this is the text of 1226 a, which owed also to walk through. the basic theory is that the arrestor happening under a. i don't think they're right but if so they were still loose. this is actually at 141 a. 1226 a, this is the background rule. and it has like c the first is about rest

even if confirmed, dr. billingham will not have the ability to change the decision because congress charged of the secretary of commerce with the authority to determine the census content. this is one of those powers the congress to delegated to the administration. this was well within the congress' jurisdiction to determine what the content is. currently, there is an ongoing court case to determine if secretary ross acted within his authority to add a citizenship question. rather than argue about an issue that will be fully litigated in the courts, it is my sincere hope that this hearing will focus on whether or not dr. billingham is qualified to lead the census bureau. we have less than 18 months before the next census. my colleagues would ask you for the nomination since the position was vacated last june. most important step this committee can take with the 2020 census. in addition, on september 20, i received a letter from sandra harris, senator karpen, senator harris and senator peters asking for over

even if confirmed, dr. dillingham will not have the ability to change the decision because congress charged the secretary of commerce at the already to determine the census contract. it was one of those powers congress has delegated to the administration. this is well within the secretary of commerce is jurisdiction. currently there are ongoing court case. an ongoing court case to determine if secretary ross at it in the authority to a citizenship question. so rather than argue about an issue fully litigated in the court, it is my sincere hope this hearing will focus on whether or not dr. dillingham is qualified to be the census bureau. i've been asking for the president to nominate an individual to serve as a director since last june. considering the nomination is presently the most important step this committee can take to that the 2020 census on the path for success. in addition to that on september 20th i received a letter from senator harris, senator carper and senator peter's asking for oversight hear

time you see if you don't think even if you're going to want to accept. if you don't want to have a compromise you will find. out even in the most beautiful constitutional solution for the main problem of this country's readiness to make compromises it's to respect for instance the free press has no respect for the free press or maybe completely i'm even more critical to you about that because i pay the price ok a lot of action for you so you don't first bacterial values i personally very much respect cats you haven't managed to instill that sort of i was not the guest of the public for the broadcasting service here for fifteen years i was not interviewed by the public service for fifteen years so if there is a victim of that approach it to me a crime against that approach and doing my best in order to have a normal press like in any other country so no respect for free press journalists are constantly attacked here you called only you in twenty sixteen to back more projects you said that they should if you like showcase the benefits of membership that me

if i was dr.ord i would be insulted at someone saying i'm not tough enough to stand up and take questions about something that was seared into my memory and i feel like i haven't gotten justice for. i'm not kidding about having put up 5-year-old little girls who haveno said i want to testify, i want to tell the truth, i want him to go to jail and they make that decision for themselves. it to say that a grown woman can't make that kind of decision for herself and solves all women. i'm insulted. >> tucker: i agree with that. i agree with that completely. thank you very much. >> thanks. >> tucker: we have some news for you tonight. a man was just arrested for making threats against republican senators. apparently he worked for a well-known democratic lawmaker. much more on that unfolding story after the break and of course more on brett kavanaugh. my new book, ship of fools, which just came out yesterday. we will be right back. ♪ fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate h

if you're not sure.a®. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: democrats are doing their best to stop brettem kavanaugh's nomination and destroy his reputation. they may win at that, they may fail. they're not giving up. nancy pelosi says that if you are a democrat and in control of the congress they are ready impeach kavanaugh. >> if judge kavanaugh, if he is not telling the truth to congress or to the fbi, then he is not fit. not only to be on the supreme court but to be on thebi court that he is on right now. >> tucker: she didn't specify what court he is on right now but that was the future speaker of the house perhaps.as nancy pelosi. thank you for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> tucker: i know you have a position on this. do you really think it is wise to create a system where even if you lose your effort to stop someone from getting onto a court that you will impeach him? once he gets on the court? >> i think there is a lot of hypocrisy right now coming from conservatives and the reason why i say that is because

>> jesse: i don't know if o.j.inity. >> juan: i think it is. >> dana: i think you should go surveyed the class, jesse. >> jesse: i have a long history at brown. when i was there shooting "watters' world," a guy with a skirt heckled me. it's because i'm so toxic. i agree with dana. i've been under the assumption that women are attracted to men who are manly. they make a lot of money. they work with their hands and sweep you off your feet, they hold the door for you. take care of you and act tough. don't cry. never show their feelings. >> dana: okay, yeah. that's not exactly -- [laughter] >> juan: dana, speak up. >> dana: i'm going to let pam speak for me. >> greg: pam, this feels like a reeducation camp for the evil male to me. >> pam: as at grad school, can you imagine looking at transcripts saying "unleashing toxic masculinity." what grade did you get? if you didn't get a a, you're in big trouble. this needs to be learned much younger in the home. if you are in college and you still have these issues. >> greg: by

if mr. bush is watching, i invite him to comment on that assertion. >> so on the third idea, on the press releases on the independent expenditure ceilings, similar, we already provide a lot of information on sources of funding. i don't think doing it in two places is the best approach. i think if we are not doing a good enough job right now about informing the public, where campaign committees are getting their money, it's not that the press should release it, i'm saying the data dashboard should do its job. it's probably in the top fifth percentile nationally of how ethics commissions are presenting data, and i think that it's constantly evolving, and if there are comments in the public about specific ways that the data dashboard or the statement search function on our website can be improved, we are all ears. >> chair chiu: is there current -- i know we embed press links -- embed links in the press release to the sf website. in the case of the increase in the i.e.c.'s, we could link a more

, a prior version of similar statute to see if something was the leader, that might give a hint -- if something was deleted, that make their of ambiguity but beyond president of 11 circuit court of appeals, u.s. supreme court, that is what i would rely on. >> barber. >> i would add nuance of my own. i could see a situation where legislative history was very clear. sometimes you agree, almost all of you on things. perhaps in that situation if the statute were ambiguous, that would be something, i would be willing to look at that. otherwise i would be suspicious for reasons mentioned. how long haver, you been a lawyer? >> 25 years. >> how many years did you practice? >> 13. how long have you been a lawyer, judge berger? >> since 1992. >> 25? >> 26. >> how long have you been a lawyer, mr. maze. >> 28. >> how about you? >> 18 years. >> how about you? >> i am trying to do the math. 23. >> senator, can i correct the record? >> sure. >> those of us who are lawyers, are not good at math. i just realized i have been a lawyer 26 years, i am sorry. [laughter]>> congratulations to each of you on

they're if they have economic if they're into the pendants if the humans rights situation is a human right. such you have these two theories which competes against each other to explain how the world works. as liberal gemini and he says it's doomed to fail mark you know this is this is in many ways maritimers magnum opus of what has now been several decades of his fear of critique of u.s. foreign policy basically since the end of the cold war and how it has emerged not only as as the hedge in modern terms of power but it has. i would say selectively use that power to try to reshape the world in its own image rather than say the more realist notion of balancing power centers and trying to present another headroom on from a merging regionally it has delved into in ideology of exceptionalism which which mirrors heimer identifies as just another type of nationalism and he also specifically addresses the way that the liberals have not only you know dominated you know the foreign policy in in terms of action but the inner circle such that there is a real it's no longer even really accepted

essentially if they're not. so you may not a credit rating as somebody who says good things about the government on websites. you may not get believe it or not into a good social dating site or reflected highly in a social dating site if the government dunk think you deserve it. so they're trying to knit government information with private information, in ways that will get people thinking about their actions in wades they have never thought about before. and i was in china over the summer and i was talking mostly about my work, but i was also discussing this with some of the people there, most p postdoctoral students and prefers, they're nervous about it. one of the people told me she was on the bullet trains in shanghai, and the sign in the train said if you don't behave your social credit rating meeting be associated negatively. so think about this and how this slowly may take place in the united states in terms of what companies share with one another, about our profiles, what governments learn about us, and

if you look at the last month or so the week was 918 if you take a look at the overall month of octoberre still down by about -- you can see here, look at that, about $2.1 trillion with a t that's how much market value has been lost at this point. as we talk about people value hunting, a lot of stocks trading below the respected long-term averages something to keep an eye on as well the utilities are outperforming as well. the only positive sector in the s&p 500 versus consumer discretionary driven by amazon's disappointing results. a 2 point gain or utilities and 12 point loss on discretionaries. from the overall technical standpoint, we've looked at this 200 day moving average for quite some time. this idea that you could see a bounce if you take a look at the s&p 500 during this time span, this 200 day moving average going all the way back at least through time, this move here lower that we've seen is the furthest down we've dropped below the 200 day moving average since the beginning of 2006. joe, gang, we know what the bearish parts of the market are but that might be one reason th

if you hate black people, if you hate anyone who lives south of the rio grande. >> tucker: rick wilsony be the dumbest person ever to appear on television. kris does belief in borders and he joins us tonight. so thanks very much for coming on. i think most people when thinking about immigration have thought in terms of barriers. how do you strengthen the border? but this appears to be, this caravan, a perfect example of what's actually happening, people who have no right to be here leveraging our legal system against us. something that border walls can't stop. >> that's exactly right. what i think they are attempting to do, you are right if you set in the intro they are going to be met by all kinds of liberal lawyers and they are going to try to claim asylum and the thing is they have no basis whatsoever proclaiming asylum. they did not face persecution by the government in their home country, which is the essence of asylum, but because they under our laws at least get a hearing, a credible hearing and we don't have enough detention beds to detain 14,000 people while they get those hea

if it is not, if -- neil: this isn't better than the romans? are you kidding me?y noted. >> might be better than mesopotamians. but they're italians, early italians. neil: that's right. brought us marin nara. >> that's right. if we don't sustain 4% growth we'll have higher deficits. if we have higher deficits, higher interest rates on top of the fed unwinding. that is why markets are acting crazy. doesn't mean it will happen. but they are worried. doesn't matter how many political or news commentators believe that donald trump is the greatest economic mastermind ever -- neil: getting a tweet on you from president of the united states. charlie is sad and a loser. >> neil, the markets have to brief it and they're not totally on board with this. neil: riddle me this, batman, we're at session lows. >> you said there was a bad consumer confidence. i saw a headline. neil: disappointing. not as strong. also ford confirming that its sales in china fell 43% in september. >> right. neil: let me ask you about it, if we were to be down today after being up more than 400 point

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and what if they're not true?there wasn't a proper vetting done that would have cleared judge kavanaugh or at least in a way that let people know it can't be corroborated. and he's not going to get that clarity either. there will be a stain on him and that's the concern. >> the question is will somebody on that committee from both the democratic side and the republican side -- will they have the guts to say, i think we can just move forward here? you know, it's not everything i wanted, but can we move forward? and we'll see if we have any heroes in that regard. >> well, we'll see. >> it could be a start of healing, but then again, where we are with this, i got to win and you got to lose, it makes it very difficult. >> well, that's the hope that we saw with flake and coons. we'll see what we get here at the end of the week. let's not forget there's a big cheerleader banging the pom poms together for exactly this type of divisiveness, and it's the president of the united states. governor, thank you for being with us

if you like his jurisprudence vote against him. if you do like it, vote for him. everyone is shocked nothing is getting found. and this is not helping the country. at the end of the process it's not about who wins. it's who loses the least. kennedy: if president trump had nominated mike lee. >> i will give him a pass for not drinking in college. kennedy: a new quinnipiac poll shows 49 person * of americans -- 49% think kavanaugh is the target of a smear campaign. two of his colleagues in college said they never saw him act aggressively towards women and never saw him pass out drunk. justin walker was a law clerk for kavanaugh at the d.c. circuit court. and he clerked under justice kennedy at the supreme court. let's talk about this. you have seen the pain on judge kavanaugh's face when he talks about this family. this has been a very brutal process. does it pain your heart to see your mentor go through this? >> absolutely. those days were heartbreaking from beginning to end to see judge kavanaugh and his wonderful family. and it was heartbreaking to watch dr. ford

i mean first the yeah we you know if you have the power why not try to support human rights if you have the power and how fair trading relationships but it never works out that way mearsheimer would argue that makes things even worse because these end up being wars of choice. well i think there. is very soft spoken he stays more or less in the fray meet him where he would typically i'm literally correct language i mean he germany all yes well i think that what he calls governing you know this is from my review of the book by the american conservative . you know. they called it a dagger pointed at the heart of america's guardian feel also feel progressive for liberalism well i think that you should call a spade a spade progressive liberalism or alter liberalism as i call it now it's not even a governing philosophy in the states it's the parian ideology which determines not only the states action by which determines education. arts sports and of course foreign policy and of course military so when for example a writes about the united states or visit the states militaristic behavior is al

here's what president trump said when asked if he thought he should should be disqualified if it is found he mischaracterized his drinking habits. >> if he did lie about his drinking, does that mean you will pull him? >> i don't think he did. i'm just saying, i'm not a drinker. i can honestly say i never had a beer in my life. it's one of my only good traits. i don't drink. whatever they are looking for something, i said i never had alcohol. for whatever reason. can you imagine if i had, what a mess i would be. i would be the world's worst. i never drank, okay? i can tell you, i watched that hearing and watched a man saying that he did have difficulty as a young man with a drink. the one question i didn't ask is how about the last 20 years. have you had difficulty in the last 20 years. nobody said anything bad about him. they go back to high school. >> president trump said that brett kavanaugh said he did have difficulty with his drinking. you and i watched this together. that is not how he characterized it. he sought to downplay the questions about his drinking, characterizing it as norm

do you think if they're not there yet, if they're not a yes, if he doesn't get a yes from them, do you call a vote? >> well, i think it largely depends on what you just said. how are these three republicans, flake, murkowski, and collins feeling. they hold all the cards in the scheduling, that's the truth. flake said he wanted this to last not more than one week, so if the fbi gets this work done in under a week, then i think mcconnell can hold to his time line. i've heard democrats complain today already, feinstein says she wants another delay to look over these documents. i mean, it took chuck schumer all of 16 minutes with what he knew about brett kavanaugh to come out in opposition. i imagine they could take a day and read the fbi report and be ready to go. >> mcconnell also has made a point for the past couple days to talk about democrats moving the goal post and there was a way that mcconnell's laying it out is he says, first they wanted to delay until after the midterms, then they wanted to delay over missing documents in the first hearing, then a delay because of the allegation

if that is not true. in terms of ice, top officials in ice called for reform, there is a letter, you can look that up, as well. rep. king: nothing to do with the border. mrs. grechen shirley: i didn't say that. has to do with -- moderator: you know what, i will jump in at this point, i think we can agree, we'll agree to disagree. the next question. obviously this has come up since the recent confirmation of brett kavanaugh and first question to you, mrs. grechen shirley. roe v. wade. do you believe that we're going to see relitigation of roe v. wade and with limits, where do you believe a woman's right to choose starts and stop? mrs. grechen shirley: i support a woman's right to choose, i am concerned we will relitigate it, we need to stand up. abortions will continue to happen, question of whether or not they will be safe. we need to trust women to make the best decision for their bodies, trust them to work with their doctors, not the government. 99% of abortions take place early, before 20 weeks, the la

even if this is not true. and i agree with you, i actually think that if you just look at that moment where he was with senator klobuchar and the poor temperament that he showed there, there were a couple other moments, too, where it does not seem that he was being honest and straightforward about some very simple, some very basic things about getting into yale and not having any connections there and some of the terms that he tried to -- tried to put different meanings to. some real concerns are iz raed there. but the fbi is trying to get as much information about what happened and what did not happen. it does matter, doesn't it, a great deal about whether anybody can figure out whether this happened or not? >> well, if we are going to persist in the nomination of brett kavanaugh and not withdraw his name for these other reasons, including those that you mentioned, then, yes, i go he is it does matter if the senate is going to make a decision. the big part of it is millions of women are watching and saying if

we'll see if we make progress if that makes sense >> and if terms of the arrangements for that meetinging set up because you are optimistic that something can be signed or inked before that or at that meeting >> i don't want to speculate on where we'll be if it looks like we can make positive direction, then i'm sure the president will have the meeting. but we need to do work in advance to be sure there are changes and have a balanced trading relationship and that we're going to be make sure we don't have forced joint transfers and forced transfer of technology. >> is there a timeline in which you in your mind are working towards and if that deadline is reached ultimately it becomes a full-blown, all-out war on various fronts with the chinese? >> there's no deadline i go back to -- again, we've been very clear on the economic agenda trade's been a big part of it. we're simultaneously negotiating with different trading partners. and as the president has said, you know, this is about creating balanced and reciprocal trade. which is good for american companies and american workers >> my c

if he is just one seats in the very in state parliament has a maybe next day if he looks set to be an all sixteen state parliaments what does this mean for germany or the patient on monday to that's the new normal in europe populists railing against islam you can find them in almost all the countries of europe and under your skin put a elections to the european parliament are to be held in may the big question is will we surrender europe to those who aim to destroy your. side he also may have a card is that that. orses in america are saying that all europe wants to weaken the u.s. economy. if we fail to join forces and shape europe together and if people like america builders get to chart europe's course you know things are going to get very dangerous for all of us and that's good fairly feelings i lived in safely to having a deep touring it has depended on the entire economic area and of our exports go to other european countries sixty of our companies are global market leaders that means we are doing extremely well in certain industries. that would be jeopardized if xenophobia and r