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first time in the new elections in may voicing their biggest concerns faced of isis i mean peace answer to you on and on france twenty four. the clock is ticking down the u.s. and china hash out a last minute trade agreement it won't be easy with donald trump dialing new tariffs china promising it's only a ship. the u.s. is trying to convince the world china's far away telecoms company is aspiring but no one. seems to be listening. also despite washington suspicion u.s. tech companies actually rely on chinese talent of the first time in the e.u. elections in may voicing their biggest concerns a survey says any piece of answer to you. and twenty four. the clock is ticking can the u.s. and china hash out a last minute trade agreement it won't be easy with donald trump dangling new tariffs. promising. the u.s. is trying to convince the world that shyness telecoms company is a spiral but no one seems to be listening. also despite washington suspicion u.s. tech companies actually rely on chinese talent correspondent taking the bilateral temperature google's io developers conference in telephone. this is business. i

but he's a political analyst we spoke to international and in france we have john laughlin he is a lecturer in political philosophy at isis the catholic university. in effect that means he can jump in anytime you want let me go to john 1st in france i came across a wonderful article most of his articles are wonderful. by pat buchanan titled all of the world's problems ours to solve question mark here and he says and i think it's quite artfully written here after an exhausting 2 weeks one is tempted to ask how many quarrels clashes and conflicts can even a superpower manage at once and is it not time for the united states preoccupied with so many crises to begin asking why is this our problem john this that this administration this white house seems to think that it is god ordained that they must solve these problems oh by the way problems that they've created themselves what's going on here go ahead jim. well i think this idea that. the superpower is responsible for every country in the world is obviously ridiculous but it's even more ridiculous in view of the fact that trump under trump has indeed under under it minutes

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under assad's reign, buoyed by russia, isis grew, millions of syrians were forced to flee and terrorists hidden among them attacked innocents in france, england, spain, turkey and northern africa. anywhere they could go to attack in the name of isis. thousands of foreigners remain in iraq and syria. these include isis fighters, their families and children born under isis' rule. i encourage nations around the world to bring their citizens home and deliver justice as america has done by example. i was greatly concerned by the announcement that the united states, as was the chairman, that we would draw our military presence from syria. fortunately, the administration has slow-walked its time line for withdrawal. i would argue that we cannot afford to withdraw and leave a vacuum, just as the obama administration did in iraq, which caused isis to rear its ugly head. as violence and instability continue to playing iraq and syria, the world must support a sovereign democratic iraq and counter the meddling of nations like iran that we heard in our classified briefing yesterday. compounding an already dire situation, bashar al assad continues

france has lost two of its sons, two of our brothers." there's been a recent spike in violence in the region from groups linked to al qaeda and isis the u.s. government warning citizens against traveling there. it's still not clear tonight who the american woman is, why she was in the region, or whether the u.s. even knew she was missing. french officials tonight only saying that she's safe lester >> kelly cobiella, thank you. >>> here at home, american businesses are bracing for impact following the overnight escalation of a trade war between the united states and china. the trump administration raising taxes on chinese imports by 10% to 25% a move bound to affect every american consumer. our kevin tibbles has late details. >> reporter: at apt electronics in suburban chicago, shoppers giving the appliances a once over with an eye on prices likely going up. >> it's going up i don't like it. >> reporter: for 83 years this family-owned business has seen it all for third-generation john apt, the rising tariffs on chinese goods might affect business do you want to be involved in a trade war? >> we don't want to be involved with any war of any

violence but he has the backing of france and the european union in one word that he has the backing of the united states because he he was the one that. could eliminate isis groups in almost in in libya and now he says that he's going to fight the isis group within the treaty within tripoli but they're not allowed by this group but he wants he wants to seize the power in. in libya and what we should tell maybe the audience is that general half is was a close friend of mom or khadafi but within the eighty's he fled the country and he went to live in the region yeah usa and he works most of his time for the cia so the question is whether in general have is someone that was for the for the cia or for the libyan people. i mean how likely. crash is it that europe will be able to exit succeed in brokering peace where the un has failed. peace peace is going to be very very hard to get in libya because even when one might have a few was was in power libya is a country that has been has been founded in 10511 michael duffy took power in 1960 nor sniped in 69 and controlled the cunt the country for 4 decades libya is a country with a lot of tribes the real power in