and there's also a huge economic aspect to donald trump's visit in china monica jones has that part of the story covered huge two hundred fifty billion dollars to be precise there as xi jinping and donald trump have just announced by lateral business deals worth that amount two hundred fifty billion u.s. dollars including thirty seven billion dollars worth of planes from boeing now a further sign off the relationship of trust that both men profess to have struck up since their first meeting at strom's mar a lago resort in florida in april things have not always been so rosy though the u.s. president has accused beijing in the past of unfair trading practices and has threatened china with tariffs and last year the u.s. export of goods with only one hundred sixteen billion u.s. dollars to china however because many u.s. companies now manufacture there the u.s. imported about four times that value of goods from china chinese foreign direct investment in the united states hit forty six billion dollars in twenty sixteen but so far on the donald trump it has dropped significantly now while d

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good bill of health and increased the expected amount of growth that they expect for next year monica jones has that story coming right up you're watching. your children like chocolate. with on your smartphone. or your tomatoes the supermarket. as we go about our daily lives human rights or from the last one minute. invisible him. live in the twenty first century starting december second phone job. at the. time of economic advisers gives germany good grades for keeping the economy strong the panel has revised upwards its growth forecast for next year but does that mean there is a danger of overheating. also coming up do you read. elaters are raising the ante in their bid to reduce auto emissions but they're ready getting pushback from germany. and is this the end of that oil we smell that hovers over seaports and other maritime installations we visit a builder of electric boat. welcome to g.w. business so the german economy is in a very good place right now according to a report published by the government's economic advisers the so-called five wise men in their annual report to the experts

so over to monica jones now because president trump talking trade what a topic it is monica i'm very curious to hear what he's going to say sara because there are a lot of people sitting at this apec summit who were interested in the transpacific partnership and that particular trade deal or t p p could be sealed today almost a year after the united states announced it was quitting the pact a trade ministers from the remaining eleven nations signed up to the pact have been holding talks on the sidelines of apec forum taking place in vietnam now t.p. of course has been the years in the making its purpose was to bring pacific nations closer together with low tariffs in part to combat china's growing influence in the region so who's involved let's take a look here we have australia brunei canada chile japan malaysia mexico new zealand perusing the poor vietnam and or originally the united states together those economies make up almost forty percent of global g.d.p. but then came president on a trump and he announced the united states would be exiting the deal the future of the p.p. was

that there could be some movement on the t p p negotiations in the meantime a massive trade there monica jones here to tell us more i want to stress our is not yet official it's not yet official we're trying to put together bits and pieces what we do know is that news agency reuters reports a breakthrough in the trans pacific trade pact a japanese prime minister shinzo has welcomed a broad agreement reached at a ministerial meeting on the p.p. trade deal and that is according to a written statement by the japanese government now the us had pulled out of a t p p a year ago and trade ministers of the remaining eleven nations have been holding talks on the sidelines of the apec forum taking place in vietnam again there is no official confirmation on a t p p deal just yet but of course we will keep you posted now talking of t. p. p. it's been years in the making its purpose was to bring pacific nations closer together with low tariffs in part to combat china's growing influence in the region who is involved let's take a quick look we have of course australia we have brunei canada chile japan malay

though still listening to hear for any slight differences there in that speech in vietnam and monica jones has been monitoring it she has more well you never know you never know what you get sarah and when the leader of the world's strongest economy talks about trade and business relations will everyone is listening including my colleague daniel cope who is keeping an eye for us on the trading floor in a frankfurt danielle what do you read into trump's speech at the apec summit anything that comes as a surprise. well i was extremely just talking to an investor who was watching the speech here as well he said nothing really surprising they though came from donald trump and of course we know also because what happened yesterday when the street hundred fifty billion us dollars deal were and nouns and we know now that those also sometimes you know are just words and also you know sort of a part of the protocol what makes investors actually more wore it at this party that he was again making those very strong comments also in his speech toward north korea in the last days he was a little bit mo

we mentioned trade in that conversation with mathias that's for monica jones is going to take exactly and i will know more about the economics of that i hope that mathias is hanging around because i've got a couple of questions for him as well sarah we know that she jumping in donald trump have just announced bilateral business deals worth two hundred fifty business billion u.s. dollars that includes thirty seven billion dollars worth of planes from boeing a further sign of the relationship of trust that both men profess to have struck up since their first meeting at mar a lago resort in florida that was back in april and things have not always been so rosy we heard to that to the u.s. president has accused beijing in the past of arms and trading practices and has threatened to china with tariffs when we take a look at the numbers last year the u.s. export of goods was only one hundred sixteen billion u.s. dollars to china however because many u.s. companies now manufacture there the u.s. imported about four times that value of goods from china chinese foreign and direct investment in

monica jones is here from a business and we have our correspondent on your koehler who has been tracking this story for us good to have you both so anya first you know this is a follow up from the panama papers last year what more have we learned about the shadowy world of offshore holdings. this is an even broader affair than the pan in my paper as it is similar basically it's all about tax avoidance but this on a really huge scale and multinational corporations shift around six hundred billion euros every year through these tax havens and this. system this comes to a cost of everybody else because obviously it deprives states after taxes money's being implicated. i couldn't read through all the documents about thirteen point four million documents the e-mails and media outlets it is one year bad so there are one hundred twenty politicians involved and forty seven countries at least there are heads of states and there are there are dollars to political parties that advisors multinational firms such as apple and facebook but as well people like you two front man bono. the u.s. billionair

certainly provide a worthy framework for its let's go through this and with a dummy business i've got monica jones and a close castles from the j.f.k. institute on the north american studies welcome both backless president trampas talked about the north korean crisis saying that the region's future must not be held hostage to a dictator's twisted fantasy is a violent quest is a fiery words how much support candy counts on that from a pack from a pack. well i think. if a is comprised of states like russia and canada stakeholders that might not have the political leverage to push north korea towards doing anything the only player in town regarding the north korea issue is china yesterday the president left china with a mess of billion dollar. pre-contract a volume of i think two hundred fifty billion dollars but no concessions regarding north korea we still don't know what about energy crossed the border north korea benefits from that so i don't see more pressure on north korea yesterday or today than there was a week ago i did just mention to that two hundred fifty billion dollar business deal i me

but first we're turning to the economy the economy here in germany we have some fresh figures monica jones is here to tell us more yes and good figures there sara the german economy is in a very good place right now that's according to a report published by the government's economic advisers the so-called five wise men in their annual report the experts state a strong upsurge with two percent growth forecast for the current year and even more in twenty eighteen and that goes hand in hand with low unemployment and decent tax revenues both of a financial leeway which the german government would do well to make use of the say the experts investment is needed in education and research as well as in infrastructure like track and road building what faster internet access let's get the view from the frankfurt stock exchange where daniel corp is standing by for danielle so that it's official there isn't enough cash for a bigger investment will we see any. yeah those were very much appreciated by investors here at the trading floor more money more room for investments less taxes but of course there

paula jones, clumsy past. monica lewinsky was consensual. kind of embarrassing to read today. >> gloria can speak for herself. i don't think it's always helpful to talk about the liberal media turning around. it was jackie judd who broke the story about monica lewinsky's blue dress. it was the libra media that had the interview with juanita broader i can and the liberal press that had the interview with kathleen willy. but the truth is, i think it was less about politics and more about a class issue. there were a sense that these women did not represent what some people thought they were, including the current president of the united states who referred to that trio in 1998 as a group of -- an unattractive group. howie: i remember interviewing nina burkes rlee. she said i will gladdie give bill clinton oral sex for keeping abortion legal. they thought he was good on women's issues and didn't care about his misconduct. >> i'm not disputing anything you are saying, but the sexual abuse. it's not political. this is something that goes on on bot

monica lewinsky. juanita broderick, paula jones. none of those have been adjudicated the same way as ken starr. >> senator gillibrand is going to have to be careful. she's been a leader on a lot of these issues, especially assault in the military. they are retroactively applying them is a very tricky business. the character and the forth rightness becomes part of the story. senator franken, for example, the first nonapology, i don't really remember it. if anybody is upset, i apologize. a couple hours later he does it exactly the right way. how i felt doesn't matter. it's what i did and who i let down. he was specific and contrite. h talked about consequences. that's the way it is supposed to work. >> there is unfortunately much more to talk about. we'll get to all of it. roy moore refuse to go exit the alabama senate race. new polling shows some supporters may be jumping ship. a look at the latest numbers next. ee drinkers, it's time to wake up to keurig. wakey! wakey! rise and shine! oh my gosh! how are you? well watch this. i pop

jones. mr. clinton denied in his deposition having a sexual relationship with monica lewinsky. >> did the presidentheir affair under oath? >> if the president, in fact, encouraged this woman to lie under oath or ask someone else to encourage her, that's a crime. >> it's a different order of magnitude than any of the previous charges that the president had to put up with for seven years. >> what the white house is in for is another legal nightmare. >> hey, ho, clinton's got to go. hey, ho, clinton's got to go. >> this was a howl coming up in the media and from republicans. people were horrified after this. it was overpowering. >> i want you to listen to me. i'm going to say this again. i did not have sexual relations with that woman, miss lewinsky. i never told anybody to lie. not a single time. never. these allegations are false, and i need to go back to work for the american people. thank you. [ applause ] >> i think from the very beginning, the people who knew him the best if they were honest with themselves knew that something had happened. >> why do you think in the face of the president's very

it is much harder to rise up and say the right thing and defend monica and juanita broaddrick and kathleen willey and paula jones when they were in power. they were stalwart supporters of abortion rights. i have can't emphasize that enough. i believe abortion has stranglehold on democratic party and particularly feminist wing of that party. trish: it is pretty much a wedge issue. they have exploited that wedge issue to not allow any woman who doesn't sign up for their idea and their agenda, to not be a feminist. i resent that. because you know, feminism to me, i mean to you, you have, rachel, how many children do you have? >> eight. eight. trish: my god, i don't know how you do it. how do you you and your husband deal with politics this way either. you see how fick -- fickle it is people are your friend one day and not the next. your situation demonstrates that. >> what is happening with the al franken situation, there are a lot of sexual harassers on the hill quivering in their boots. because the full-court press is in there. they're investigating. i think a good thing. talk about draining the swamp. get rid of

monica. this goes to the $850,000 that bill clinton paid to paula jones to first sexual harassment. she only asked for 750,000 but got $850,000. that ws pay ola. he didn't admit guilt but why would you pay that unless you were doing something wrong. and not just her. case after case. and hillary clinton she is victim shame. you want to talk about listening to women. she called monica lewandowski who was an intern at the time -- >> i'm not here to do that. it is not fair to do that. >> listen to the women. >> yes you should. >> but bringing up a conversation about bill clinton behavior is not appropriate. we should focus on men's choices and behavior. and all men need to reflect on their behavior not just famous ones and politicians. it is a cultural problem not that we should put on hillary clinton shoulders. she lost to trump. >> okay. hillary clinton went off le lewandowski and called her a bimbo. >> the lewandowski sex scandal was of an affair with someone of age. never been an accuser. never since the time ever said that he did this to me. it was unwanted. i didn't want to get t

carville slammed jones, say sheeg only sued clinton because of money. then monica lewinsky, the white house intern that had an affair with bill clinton. just like the other accusers, hillary had a nasty nickname. according to a journal entry made public, hillary's friend, diane blair, said hillary called lewinsky a narcissistic looney down. kathleen lilly, accused bill clinton of grobing and grabbing and fondling and touching and kissing her against her will. while she was a volunteer at the white house. willy later said that hillary enabled her his panned's behavior. and you can't forget juanita broderick, she said that bill clinton raped her in 1978. she describes an encounter where hillary tried to silence her. that's who the clintons are. what they did to these women is reprehensible. clinton's 1992 presidential campaign came up with the term bimbo eruptions to describe the women who made accusations against bill. george stephanopolous said hillary said we have to destroy her when describing one much bill's accusers. and watch how george handled one person that

fact was, he was in the middle of a sexual harassment lawsuit by paula jones at the time and was asked about his relationship with monicader oath and didn't tell the truth about it. that's called perjury and was impeached for that by the house. democrats came to the president's defense. they didn't like his conduct. they denounced his conduct but thought that impeachment went too far and he was acquitted in the senate. but you're it radright, then th other allegations that never got adjudication. ani anita and paula jones and kathleen willey, a white house volunteer, he tried to kiss her and grope her in the office office. president clinton said that they were not true and unsubstantiated but there's rethinking going on right now given what's happened in the last few weeks with harvey weinstein and roy moore and so forth. >> the broderick case in particular, and to make sure we set the history on this, the impeachment took place in late '98, early '99 and the bro broaddrick allegation wasn't featured until after that. i believe bill clinton's only public comment on this, on the juanita broaddrick case is he's never addr

if auntie also slammed jones by saying that she only sued clinton because of money. then monicaewinsky that had an affair and dress like the other accusers, hillary had a nasty nickname for lewinsky. according to a journal entry that was made public, hillary friend diane blair called her a narcissistic loony tune and yet kathleen willie, she accused bill clinton in the oval office of groping and grabbing and fondling and touching and kissing her all against her will. while she was a volunteer at the white house. she later said that hillary enable her husband's predatory behavior. we can't forget juanita. she alleged that bill clinton rape-80 . that's who the clintons are, who they have always been. what they did to these women is referenceable. his 1992 presidential campaign came up with the term bimbo eruptions to describe the women who came forward and made accusations against bill. george stephanopoulos wrote in his memoir that in 91 hillary said "we have to destroy her when describing one of his accusers. speaking of george, watch how he handled one person who threatened to

jones leading him by eight points.>>> gillibrand told the new york times that she thinks former president bill clinton should have resigned when his affair with monica lewinsky came to light. she followed hillary clinton as senator of new york considers clinton to be a mentor. she said in light of the national dialogue over harassment there should be a very different conversation about allegations of sexual misconduct involving president trump.>>> the man escape from a mental hospital in hawaii appeared in san joaquin county at a hearing. the first time he has appeared in court since his arrest. on sunday he walked out of a mental hospital in honolulu chartered a plane and boarded another flight to san jose. he was captured in stockton near where his brother lives. he has admitted to killing a woman 40 years ago. he was found not guilty by reason of insanity. in court he told the judge he doesn't want to go back to hawaii.>> it is a stall tactic. an extra seven or 10 days for him. i guess he is willing to enjoy the california weather.>> he is due back in court november 27.>>> legacy of oaklands warehouse one year later.>> that was an important place

paula jones later said there was no way that hillary did not know that her husband was abusing women. next, we got former white house intern monica lewinsky. bill clinton infamously lied about having a sexual relationship with lewinsky. remember this? >> i want you to listen to me, i'm going to this again. i did not have sexual relations with that woman, miss lewinsky. >> indeed i did have a relationship with miss lewinsky that was not appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. >> sean: just like the other accusers, hillary had a lessro than flattering nickname for monica lewinsky. according to a journal entry that was made public, hillary's friend diane blair described hillary's reaction to the lewinsky scandal as "she says to his credit that he tried to break it off, tried to pull away, try to manage someone who was clearly a narcissistic looney toon, but it was beyond control."si in an interview with diane sawyer in 2013, hillary clinton wasn't given a chance to deny that she ever said that about monica lewinsky and clinton, interestingly, decided to decline a comment. watch this. okay, sorry, it didn't show up. next is kathleen will

bret baer, monica crowley, grover norquist, stay right there please. ♪ stuart: before we do this look at the dow jonesy, 174, 175 points, will over 24,100. john mccain says he is a yes on tax cuts was another breaking story, rex tillerson expected to depart as secretary of state in january. possible replacement current cia director mike pumpeoh. this is something of a bombshell certainly to me, a big shakeup in the trump cabinet. >> every presidential administration has turnover in this particular one even though it is a very important job but this one was long anticipated because there was a big personality clash between the secretary of state and the president was more importantly they were at odds over a range of important -- stuart: are you downplaying this? this is huge. the most important guy in the entire cabinet, the senior diplomat. he has lasted about one year. >> actual turnover, a number of people in this administration. >> no one to replace secretary tillerson, the word is the cia director has been an extraordinary ally to this president on a range of issues, not just security and intelli