the news that america wants to drastically increase its own duty it's the reason national security merica claims the likes of german car makers the damage in the u.s. economy german cars remain popular in the united states that's a thorn in the side of u.s. president donald trump who maintains that foreign imports have eroded the domestic car industry over the past two decades car imports have risen by fifty percent well the number of workers an american car plants has been falling german factories in the u.s. have added thousands of new hires german ata makers account for one in six jobs in the u.s. car industry but now donald trump is reportedly mulling a plan to impose in part tariffs of up to twenty five percent on the. european carmakers at present pay about a tenth of. carmakers like mercedes b.m.w. and fox lagan which manufacture in the u.s. would be less badly hit than companies like albion porsche. last year almost half a million german cars where exported to the u.s. not only german car associations but also do you are concerned about transplants if no. u.s. food unilaterally ra

the show titled merica such an american impressionist in paris runs until july twenty third. jazz covers a variety of genres from blues swing and improvisation to smooth and acid and the list goes on well it's evolved over the years jazz was arguably at its peak in the one nine hundred twenty s. with greats like duke ellington and then later when miles davis left his indelible mark on it today though luckily for the musical genre it's making a sort of comeback among young people and that is apparent with the new jazz london craze in the british capital. here in the london district of golders green the blue led beats are at home work. being on a fresh new hip hop sound inspired by jazz. only started publishing music and playing gigs in two thousand and seventeen. today they can already look back on a u.s. concert tour a debut album. and there being a claimed as pioneers of a new sound. from. live instrumentation. that sums up the blue labs beach sound they're part of a thriving young london scene that's breathing new life into jazz. their music is now heard in the city's most

outside of that, i enjoyed talking to peter coy about chi merica, the relationship between the uniteds and china. yours? jason: i can't get enough of ashlee vance. he wrote the book, literally, on yuan musk. in switzerlanduy and introduce a new verb. more bloomberg television starts, right now. ♪ >> i'm caroline hyde this is the best of bloomberg technology. this week we were live from boston showcasing innovation , diversity and power of the regional tech economy. we will be live from various tech center locations in boston through the week. coming up, the governor of massachusetts on the incentives to lower amazon to the state to set up their second head

china and idea of ,merica are inextricably linked the term goes back to 2006.is that the countries are trying to us to get themselves from each other. the best example of that is what , the bigon with the te china telecom company, is th zte. the u.s. basically told them that they would not allow them to use american components from companies like qualcomm and intel for seven years. zte essentially had to stop production, a company that is one of the national champions of china. so i think that president xi others looked at this and said, we can't have this, we can't have a situation where america, which is more and more seen as a rival than a partner, can essentially shutdown when of our companies. redoubled probably the efforts of the chinese government to go ahead with this "made in china 2025" and achieve more self-sufficiency in key technologies. betty: did it sent -- i am sure it sent some of them to a panic that they could be shut down just like that by one person. more than justbe -- let's keep doing "made in china 2025?" is it going to accelerate their

has been william hitchcock and the name of the eisenhower, age of merica and the world in the 1950s." thank you very much. >> thank you. >> for free transcripts or to give us your comments about this q&a.org. visit us at programs are also available as c-span podcasts. >> next week on "q&a" our guest professor john lewis gaddis talking about his book ways the country has used military, economic and political strategies to achieve their goals. that's next sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. here's a look at our live coverage today. c-span, health experts discuss the threat of infectious iseases and the u.s. response to potential outbreaks. hen at noon eastern, the house is back for general speeches with legislative business starting at 2:00. on c-span 2, secretary of state mike pompeo talks about u.s. toward iran after president trump's decision to withdraw from the iran nuclear deal. that's followed by a discussion on the influence of dark money in political campaigns. then at 3:00 p.m. eastern, the to consider the omination of dana biaco to serve on the consumer products safety com

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when douglas stuart founded merica first in new haven, yale, potter, stuart, formed, all of those guys, they didn't be a membership organization. they come late to that and they are poorly equipped to have chapters across the country and almost a million members by the very end, they their numbers,of they really wanted it to be an advocacy en policy shot. they produced some pretty well rgued kinds of bulletins that make an array of cases, going back to the previous points, ways in which the u.s. could be into the war against the nation's will, or certainly without a proper debate. one of their main claims, which is a really positive democracy, is or we need more dissent. hey argued there wasn't enough dissent even in the world war i moment and someone had to step their elitism and probably their youth as well nd training as lawyers from this initial group at least. they wanted to put forward and for dissent and interventionist cause and just that. then, when they find out how is, that they are actually getting traction, they ave to figure out how to get chapters all over the place. sud

today's bill is endorsed by merica's sbdcs and association representing the 63 networks on the nearly -- and the nearly 1,000 centers. i want to thank representative evans for improving this bill. would like to thank helen and others for their dedicated work on this legislation. i urge members to support this bill, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. chabot: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. chabot: mr. speaker, i want to commend mr. evans, the gentleman from pennsylvania, for his leadership on this and many other issues on the committee. the small business development centers, sbdcs, really serve an important purpose in furthering entrepreneurship and business creation throughout the united states. many of the nation's nearly 30 million small businesses have utilized the services offered by the sbdcs and this bill improves and modernizes that network. so, again, i want to commend mr. evans for f

roth looked at post-world war ii .merica philip roth was 85.hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. francine: thank you so much, taylor. a decade on from the financial crisis, the u.s. house is approved sweeping overhaul of bank regulations, bringing president trump one step closer to make good on his vow to dismantle dodd-frank. joining us to discuss financial services a man who has served as chief of staff to two treasury secretaries and is now president of the institute of international finance. tim adams joins us from brussels. always great to speak to you. you make us smarter on banks and banking regulation. what does the rollback of dodd-frank mean for european banks? first of all, it is good to see you again, francine. always a pleasure to be on your show. it is not a rollback. really it is a bit of modulation , finding better balance in regulation, with special attention to small and medium-sized banks. they were unf

"typical oks include merica," "mona," and "who is irish," watch "in depth" fiction edition with authorh jen noon to 3 p.m. eastern on book t.v., on c-span2. >> "washington journal" continues. ost: this is sarah pierce, a policy analyst for the migration policy institute joining us to it comes policy when to unaccompanied alien children in the united states. good morning. for having me.u host: we saw similar headlines about the children over the weekend. of all, your interpretation of the headline and what is happening when it the children? guest: sure. important to distinguish we are talking about two different groups of children. flows of unaccompanied children that come to the southern border and have special procedures for dealing with that when they are arriving without guardians and l separate procedure for families, hildren arriving with their parents or legal guardians and over the weekend, i think some procedures for dealing with the groups have gotten confused. host: explain. guest: sure. during may, the trump administration zero tolerance policy, they are prosecuting all indi

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