only joe klein who will say. he doesn't care whether the. all. alone now. yeah and donald trump he is watching him rather closely isn't he is so what does that mean does he see him as the most as the strongest candidate oh no he's the he's the candidate who sample above but you go yes and he is already clinton so so therefore a true i'm delighted to face joe klein because i think very easy to sasha. what about the other candidates though daniel who is he watching well i think the strongest candidate would be would be sam sanders you. might see trump's so-called you know elitist populist rhetoric. to suit one. of the other mainstream democrats trump knows quite well this sort of stand for the same things that he does you know everything there are greater saviors for the rich for the deplorable still it's not the. american the you know the american workers working class and so i'm sort of show i think trampled a lot harder time space and sanders socials matter what. i think we lost the connection there apologies there i hope you can still hear with danielle i

i mentioned to you, joe, we were in klein na last week meeting with clients at various conferences andctor, one that wants to get a trade deal done because it realizes the dependency on u.s. technology is real longer term they want to walk away from that and reduce their dependency, short term they can't afford it. >> i mean, i feel like it's the logical solution, it's a rational solution. politics come into play and politics are anything but rationale at times if you have both sides thinking, okay, we have to make sure we appeal to our home base, i'm starting to wonder. >> right i do agree that obviously being tough on china has played pretty well politically, but at the same time doing something for farmers i think is going to play even better politically. >> it hasn't hurt yet. people seem to get behind it even just watching the markets now we're starting to wonder how much pain will president trump also be able to take in terms of 2020 coming up. >> right. >> stock markets go higher, he wants gdp number, he wants job numbers. >> i think he's willing to afford a little down side in