singapore today bringing you this 2nd part of our interview with world renowned international investor jim rogers this time we get his take on the global trade war and the future of the globalized economy all the latest economic data points from china and the launch of amazon prime in brazil once again managed to fit all the important economic news of the day into 127 minute broadcast we got to keep it moving let's go. a surprising return for a major antitrust regulator at a time of increasing scrutiny for big tac leads our global report today as margret of the us together is nominated for a 2nd 5 year term as competition commissioner of the european union the incoming president of the european commission ursula bonn laden vonder laden has also slated to go for a new role as one of the 3 executive vice presidents of the commission allowing ms vesting her to consolidate and expand her considerable influence over antitrust regulation most specifically technology ms besser has previously taken on the tech titans mostly us based that dominate our wired world the returning competition competition comm

video postcard from christiane in singapore where she spoke with renowned international investor jim rogers about the risks of a coming recession and how singapore developed its role as a global financial hub get in we're going around the world in just 27 minutes let's go to. the latest signs of a slowdown in chinese economy leader global report today as chinese exports and imports fall while some speculate that the really condom is even weaker than is indicated by official chinese government estimates the latest figures show chinese exports to the united states search largest trading partner and rival for the title of world's biggest economy falling by 16 percent in august year over year increasing the rate of decline from july 6 point 5 percent global chinese acts global chinese exports fell by one percent in august of this year versus august 28th again on the other side of the balance imports to china from the u.s. also fell in august for a 4th straight month imports from the u.s. last month fell by 5.6 percent versus the previous august matching the year over year rate of decline for ju

and as you saw on monday kristie i managed to catch up with world renowned investor jim rogers he gave us his take on the future of the global economy and what he expects going forward this time he spoke to us about the ongoing trade war and what could be some comic forecast for several nations notably japan here is the 2nd part of that special interview. essential right now there doesn't seem to be any end to the table even though there and are a positive resolution would actually drive the markets up at this point do you see any end to this upcoming talk about since we are in the 19th month. if they print more money and if they announce a trade war is over there are things that can cause the markets to continue to rally now it's rallying the us in this as you are well aware and around the world it's it's already stopped in many places around the world there are not many markets left i cannot think of any in the countries so it's already starting. and when they. they're going to do their best they're going to put out pull out all the stops but. we've had bear markets since the beginni

coverage in singapore so far we've heard from world renowned international investor and author jim rogers on the state of the global economy and the implications of the ongoing trade war between the u.s. and china today we share another piece from christie's visit with mr rogers in which he speaks about the big decision the united states federal reserve faces when it comes to interest rates. right now we seem to be on a path to a very fast path down mark is there any chance that this can be saved that they can do what you claim that this is just another myth cycle correction like back in 1905 do you think there is even a hint of truth to that you said things are going to fail as the u.s. market is within 2 percent of its all time high i referred to but i never start a very special yes yes yes no no no i certainly know it's artificial yet what's missed if i was to pound resign. quickly before i get shot at you 100 basis points loved enough not to know he could get jailed you know with with the people running the washing the these days i don't see any way to solve this problem now we can co

we take you to singapore where christine managed to catch up again with international investor jim rogers to get his take on the state of the federal reserve and the stability of global interest rates and as we go to break here are the market numbers because. again we stand on the brink of war we should not be surprised if washington was quick to blame iran for the attack on saudi energy assets iran has denied involvement while the who have claimed responsibility will trump take the bait and set the middle east on fire. when he does it. so. you can see. people. down to. the police of the use of the police reports for the way. welcome back chinese vice minister for finance allow min is leading a delegation of officials to the united states wednesday according to a report from china's state run news agency should watch the trip comes as officials from the united states and china prepare for face to face meetings in october here in washington d.c. the meetings next month will involve chinese private vice premier who have u.s. trade representative lot robert white guys are and u.s. treasury s

singapore for day bringing you the 2nd part of our interview with world renowned international investor jim rogers this time we get his take on the global trade war and the future of the globalized economy all about the latest economic data points from china and the launch of amazon.

video postcard from christiane in singapore where she spoke with renowned international investor jim rogers about the risks of a coming recession and how singapore developed its role as a global financial hub get in before going around the world in just 27 minutes let's go to. the latest signs of a slowdown in china.

video postcard from christiane in singapore where she spoke with her now and international investor jim rogers about the risks of a coming recession and how singapore developed its role as a global financial hub get in we're going around the world in just 27 minutes let's go to. the latest signs of a slowdown in chinese economy leader global report today as chinese exports and imports fall while some speculate that the really condom is even weaker than is indicated by official chinese government estimates the latest figures show chinese exports to the united states search largest trading partner and rival for the title of world's biggest economy falling by 16 percent in august year over year increasing the rate of decline from july is 6 point 5 percent global chinese acts global chinese exports fell by one percent in august of this year versus august 28th seen on the other side of the balance imports to china from the u.s. also fell in august for a 4th straight month imports from the u.s. last month fell by 5.6 percent versus the previous august matching the year over year rate of decline for

singapore today bringing you this 2nd part of our interview with world renowned international investor jim rogers this time we get his take on the global trade war and the future of the globalized economy all the latest economic data points from china and the launch of amazon prime in brazil once again mention of it all the important economic news of the day into 127 minute broadcast we got to keep it moving let's go. a surprising return for a major antitrust regulator at a time of increasing scrutiny for big tac leads our global report today as margret of the us together is nominated for a 2nd 5 year term as competition commissioner of the european you. in the incoming president of the european commission ursula bonn laden vonder laden has also slated to go for a new role as one of the 3 executive vice presidents of the commission allowing ms vestibular to consolidate and expand her considerable influence over antitrust regulation most specifically technology ms besser has previously taken on the tech titans mostly us based that dominate our wired world the returning competition competition comm

walt disney when i was 5 years old taught me like jim henson and mr. rogersnto the world and give people a library to build for their kids, grand kids nieces and nephews. >> marie curie was a nobel prize winning scientist. >> they said the russian government wouldn't teach girls science. they thought it would make them too powerful, and they were right, right? when she grows up, she finds a college, and college won't either, and she finds a secret university that would teach science to kids. what i love about the story, marie curie, she said you can't stop the world. i want my sons to know that, my want my dart to know that. every dream, chase it, chase it. >> thanks for being here. [ cheers and applause ] >> the new book will be released tomorrow. let's go to amy. >>> all right, george. i'm in a sara and keke sandwich right now. tell me what's coming up today. >> so much monday motivation in store today. >> we have the must-try fall beauty trends. >> and don't tell michael. unique animals to meet. they're amazing. >> you got to tune in this afternoon. >> all

democratic fund-raiser don peebles here as well as brooke rogers and jim freeman. me ask you a little about that, this notion that he's not ready. look, he's 76 years old. you might have lost his fastball here. now they're getting concerned that he's not up to the job. that's not a widespread fear, it's not affected his overall poll numbers but it will. that's the gist i think of what he was saying. >> i think the gist, look, biden's up for the job. he's extremely experienced. he's been in government basically almost all of his adult life, from his early 30s on. i mean, he's also been through a lot. lost his wife and daughter, 30 some odd years ago, just lost his son. he had brain cancer, had surgery for that. so he's had a tough 76 years. i mean, so -- neil: is it showing, though? all that and the age? >> george w. bush was in great shape, great health, but he was always stumbling over his words, too. didn't make him incompetent to run the country. so i don't think that's the case. i don't see another democrat being elected, those who are out here now, the only on

rogers. >> absolutely. >> thanks very much. >> thanks. >>> and thank you, jim. a lot of work. and important reporting. >>> i think you can read a lot more of it on cnn.com. >> that's right. >>> also, there's new reporting this morning about those secret taliban talks that were both announced and canceled by the president over twitter this weekend. what we have now learned is that both the vice president mike pence and the national security adviser john bolton were very against this idea of holding this at camp david. >> deep internal divisions. they warned against bringing the taliban to the u.s. for secret peace talks so close to the anniversary of 9/11 couple h-coming up on wednesday but the president overruled them thinking that he could strike a deal. >> our political analyst ryan lizza and you got a new job, chief washington correspondent for "politico." congratulations. thank you for being here. let's talk specifically about how this translates to voters. you spent a weekend in new hampshire. you guys are calling a great piece on "politico" on new hampshire voters and wh

jim comey for now off the hook but the new. papadopoulos in union you have. mr stone roger stone i mean it seems to be i mean what would be equitable when this is also. when done if there's any kind of ending is it gives trump should give immunity to all these people give a pardon to everyone and get this behind us. i think a triumph or. 2 and it goes into the election because it's so many. weaknesses there which they wish the democrats build so much of their legitimacy on so i think one consequence of this will be they might as well be handing 4 more years. by following this strategy they. have to be it's the deep state it's hollywood it was academia the media they elected donald trump in 2016 by insulting half of the electorate ok and they're doing it again and again in fact it was a very good point i think another guard in the article came out a week or 2 ago it's just the. proposal to buy greenland put in have put him up to it to get the discourse in the guardian and of course the needless to say there's no evidence there but even more important there was no logic here

rogers that the u.s. wasn't being tough enough on russia. former secretary of defense jimattis' resignation letter citing disagreements over trump's policies when it comes to dealing with adversaries. chris wray's disclosure that he had never been directed by the president to strengthen our defenses against russian meddling. former deputy dni sue gordon's resignation. she wrote that she was going to allow donald trump to appoint a member of his own team. john bolton's departure following a dispute over inviting the taliban to camp david. and of course robert mueller's two-year investigation that found 150 contacts between trump's team in russia and at least a half a dozen acts of obstruction of justice as detailed in his report. and now the whistleblower. and that is where we start today with some of our favorite reporters and friends. ell ellen nakeshima. former assistant director for counter intelligence with the fbi, frank figliuzzi. plus former deputy assistant attorney general harry litman, and sam stein and political reporter for the new york times nick. ellen, let m