the agriculture secretary, sonny perdue. business insider writes that the trump administration rolled out a second round of aid for farmers who have been stung by its year-long trade war with china, bringing the price tag of bailout efforts so far to about $28 billion. they write $14.5 billion of the current aid, the new aid would be direct payments made to farmers through the subsidy program. the department of agriculture said. while another billion and a half set aside for commodity purchases and marketing efforts and "business insider" said the package mirrored a $12 billion aid package announced last year. it's set to be made official this afternoon by the president. that should get under way shortly here at the white house. we also know the president agreed to the disaster aid package with congress. $19 billion disaster relief. the bill should be passed by the senate in the chamber this afternoon. that's over on c-span2. and the house in tomorrow morning for a pro forma session. so we will likely see it taken up by unan

. >> you're still at perdue. >> i'm commuting for about 4 years, a hell of a commute but i was at perdue until this year and this year i'm teaching at yale university so i fly out every other week and then i teach on skype the other week. it's been interesting because i am from the midwest and i've lived all over the country i've lived the majority of my life in the middle of the country and la, the weather is always perfect and the people i care about most are here. now, of course, my partner is in new york which is challenging but we are making it work and i can convince her to eventually to move to the good life. >> roxanne gay, your chance to talk with her, 747-8200. actress gabriel union has gasubmission. >> she does. an essay published in los angeles times and i remember reading it in the la times and thinking, oh, my gosh, this is so powerful and was so well written and she particularly brings attention to the challenges of black women face when dealing with rape and sexual assault and i knew thewe minute i read it that i wanted to be able to include it in the antology and she was

perdue: i think that is true.m ambassador lighthizer is this adds about $70 billion to gdp, 100 to many 6000 jobs. it is the strongest piece of negotiation i've seen in my lifetime. it is more than what nafta was, and it is a great step forward. we still have some issues. you saw the president released tariffs in terms of steel and aluminum. that is a huge step forward, but we still have further things to negotiate, as secretary mnuchin mentioned this week as well. david: when you did run a big company, it was in retail. we are getting a lot of retail earnings intraday -- earnings in today. they are really going to be hurt by the tariffs. how would that have affected your business when you were there? sen. perdue: with dollar general, our goal was to help people get from payday to payday. tariffs get passed through to consumers. we all know that. the question now is the american people know that we have not gotten a good deal with china. they are forcing transfer of technology, violating the wto, they don't give u

west virginia, iowa, kansas, maryland and wisconsin just announced last week the lawsuit against perdueand says the company down plays how addictive the pills are and perdue pharma denies the allegations. >> they violated the protection app by making a series of misleading, safety, comparative and benefit claims about its opioid products and unfairly targeting populations. >> the more than 391,000 people have died from opioids since 2000 . perdue saysmm of the recent deaths from heroin and not from prescription drugs however addiction to drugs like heroin usually start from prescription drugs. iption drugs. >>> last week the trump administration raised tariffs from 10% to 25% on $200 billion worth of chinese goods. walmart did not say which product kos be effected or how much prices will go up. >>> at 5:27, a fighter jet crashed through the roof of a warehouse in southern california. coming up, incredible video of the scene, plus how the pilot survived and what investigators have to say about the crash. >>> tensions are rising with iran. i am doug luzader in washington. coming up, we wi

let's bring in sonny perdue. i know a lot of people that watch this program, watch fox news, really want to know how the administration plans to thread this needle when you are trying to deal with the mayor situation and they support being tough on china. while, at the same time, they're worried about how long this is going to take. >> obviously, there's concern. there's legitimately anxiety in the community over low prices, compounded by the trade disruption. that's why president trump is committed to support the farmers in the mean time. it's unfortunate china decided to back track on some of the commitments. as far as permanent loss, china was coming to the table with multiple purchase there. frankly, had agreed to and then back tracked on those. i think we'll regain this market once we get a trade deal that's fair and tree just like president trump has promised. >> dana: take a listen to this soy bean farmer. soy beans important for food or, of course, animals. let's take a listen to that. >> we have to be ab

we're glad to be joined by secretary of agriculture, sonny perdue. sonny, thank you very much. sonny, great job. thanks, also, to representatives g.t. thompson. thank you. thank you very much. lloyd smucker and mike conaway, thank you, fellows. appreciate it very much. been very helpful. along with missouri agriculture director chris chen. thank you, chris. good job. also with us today are several of our nation's greatest farmers, including american farm bureau president zippy duval. zippy has been so good to me. thank you, zippy. i appreciate it very much. along with members of the farm groups representing produces of corn, soybeans, wheat and pork. for years, our politicians have allowed other countries to steal our jobs, punish our workers, and target american industry and american agriculture. i can't say this is just the democrats, but in particular, the democrats have done absolutely nothing about this. from the year 2001 when china joined the world trade organization, which was, by the way, a disaster, until the year 2016, the united states lost more than 60,000 factorie

it was fun to go back and have a look at his years at perdue. some will not remember that having started in west lafayette, he interrupted his studies. why? to go service country in the army, military policeman in occupied germany. so it was not till three years later that he came back and had a college experience. i believe he probably always remembered fondly. he played infield on the baseball team, golden gloves champion, a proud member of his fraternity, and the president of the senior class. he also went to class -- [laughing] i hope you won't mind that i would back and check the record. [laughing] don't laugh, this could happen to any of you one day. [laughing] now, it was a pretty good record. he had a lot of a's and attentive to be in classes like crop production and farm organization. there were some c's. two and notes were in american history and principles of economics. [laughing] if i'd known about that a few years later when i was on the opposite side of things from him, i might've said, you see, i told him. [laughing] he left his m

he serves numerous roles at perdue including public address announcer for the men's basketball team and public orator for more than 100 commencement ceremonies. before working at purdue, mike and eneral manager at wlfi the news director and news anchor for 14 years. and news director at wask radio for 13 years. his remarkable career focus canned on communicating with neighbors, friends, alumni through sharing stories, delivering the news, and representing purdue university. his wife is a retired fourth grade teacherer at glen acres elementary. together they have two daughters, janne and julie, both married and living in the indianapolis a area along with five grandchildren. congratulations on retirement, mike. thank you for your dedication to our community. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, last week the communist govern

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secretary perdue did mfp. there's some ways to do that that would be much better, but we're grateful that it was done. there is something along those lines. we've got this sort of fiscal cliff that we've looked at from fy-'19, we're including mfp. agricultural outlays are more than $15 billion. and for 2020, the cbo projection is five. and that's a huge change that this committee has some jurisdiction over. ask there are some things that we need in production ag to address that. >> well, i'm out of time. and i hope that, like i said, people here -- your representatives, can come together and end this dysfunction and do what's right for the american people, particularly as far as national security and ag is concerned. thank you very much and i yield back. >> i'd like to first of all thank ranking member of the full committee, mr. connoway who with mr. peterson helped steer this congress towards a successful 2018 farm bill and recognize him for five minutes. >> well, i thank my fellow texan for those kind remark

farmers so today i'm announcing that i have directed secretary perdue to provide $16000000000.00. and assertions to america's farmers and ranchers are all come from china also in the firing line in this conflict chinese tech equipment giant huawei this week washington's decision to place the company on a trade blacklist made the headlines the move means major u.s. companies including google will no longer be allowed to work with the firm but the u.s. directing its i are in so many directions trade experts say there is only one possibility for a resolution at the moment i see bullets flying in all directions you know i see bullets flying over to china but i also see bullets flying over our to the. bullets flying over to japan i think. it's fair to say that the us japan and many other countries have concerns about certain chinese practices the question is how what's the best destructive to deal with this and how do we discipline this but my sense is that we better do this in a collaborate this manner we better do this where negotiation and so that you need to have people seated arou

trump: it is something that has taken place over the years and if you would like to speak to sonny perduepartment of agriculture, we love our farmers, we take care of our farmers, our former seven incredible. no country can get in the way of our farmers, our farmers are great patriots and they have done a great job. our farmers will be very well taken care of. thank you very much. >> [indiscernible] >> c-span's "washington journal" live everyday with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, discussion of u.s. foreign-policy challenges with iran, venezuela, and north korea. joining us for that, florida republican congressman michael walt and democratic congressman john garamendi. we will talk about the new book on technology's impact on small businesses. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7 a.m. eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. representative alexandria ocasio-cortez joins senators bernie and ed markey for an event focused on climate change and the green new deal. this was hosted by the sunrise movement and washington, d.c. -- in w

and if you want to speak to sonny perdue in the department of agriculture, we love our farmers and wetake care of our farmers. they have been incredible. no country can get in the way of our farmers. they are great patriots and they have done a fantastic job. so the farmers will be well taken care of. thank you all very much. talking over each other] indiscernible] > thank you. >> live now on the campus of howard university for a rally on climate change and the green new deal. we expect to hear remarks from w york congresswoman alexandria ocause yow cortez and senator markey. they're seeing a video and live coverage begins now on c-span.

and if you want to speak to sonny perdue in the department of agriculture, we love our farmers and we take care of our farmers. they have been incredible. no country can get in the way of our farmers. they are great patriots and they have done a fantastic job. so the farmers will be well taken care of. thank you all very much. [talking over each other] [indiscernible] >> thank you. announcer: this evening, congresswoman causing a cortez and bernie sanders and ed markey will be at a rally for the green new deal on climate change at 7 p.m. eastern. and a reminder that you can watch our programs online at c-span.org or listen with a free radio app. tonight on "the committee caters." >> it is amazing the pushback by our closest allies, the u.k., but also germany and other countries in europe and around the world that are basically saying, you have not given us evidence of separate security wrongdoing by while way. announcer: andrew purdy on concerns about u.s. efforts to convince other'nations to not use his companys equipment over fears it will be used to spy. he is joined by the wall st

we're also glad to have with us secretary is ony perdue. where sonny perdue. here is sonny?ecretary eric harden and ambassador sam brownback. thank you very much. oh, i'm looking at that beautiful red head. would you please stand up? what a -- what a voice. what a voice. huh. so great. you better come up here. [laughter] great to have you. thanks, also, to the many faith leaders from across the country with us today. special, special people. and one of the things i'm most proud of is the johnson amendment. you can now speak your mind and speak it freely. i said i was going to do that. i told paula white, who i want to thank so much for everything that she's done -- paula. that was one of the things i said. they took away your voice politically, and these are the people i want to listen to politically, but you weren't allowed to speak. they would lose their tax-exempt status. that's not happening anymore. so we got rid of the johnson amendment. that's a big thing. [applause] and also i want to very much thank somebody that's done a fantastic job, president of the national day

perdue has vigorously denied claimsthgainst m. >>> you can call it a robocall revolt. the fcc is trying to crack down on the growing oblem of those annoying calls we get day and night. well, tonight consumer reporter susan hogan is working for you o with a at what lmakersp on capitol hill are doing about it. robocalls, omes toro we all agree they're aggravating, but they're not just annoying. they're also softing us billions of dollars. >> if i count the products that came for home repairs and services where they were not legitimate, it probably would run into the hundreds or thousands. >> and the last 12 months consumers lost an estimated $10.5 billion to phone scams. >> robocalls have become the scourge for consumers. >> the number now is$ year.illion calls a >> the discussion on capitol hill is focused on legislation that would beef up existing laws and ensure that phone companies implement technologies to reduce spoofed calls where scammers mask their identity with fake numbers that might look familiar or cals. >>e protections that are currently in place haven't do

the first of three will be made later year according to agriculture secretary sonny perdue. the fda wants to standardize use dates. they are asking them to use best if used by. about 20% of consumer is caused by confusion over expiration dates. for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. at the new york stock, change, i'm diane king hall. >>> history is made at san jose. their labor of love coming up. >> let's take a live look outside. you can see a little bit of the bay bridge on this friday morning. to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. history from cape fla. it's carrying 60 satellites. it will help with broad band around the world. >>> students at san jose made history. >> they billed the first autonomous vehicle and the students showed it off one day before they graduated. it took them two years and $60,000 to

. >> secretary of agriculture, sonny perdue. thank you very much. to representative gt thompson, thank you very much. lloyd smucker, mike conaway. thank you very much. appreciate it. along with the agriculture director chris chin. thank you, chris. great job. also with us several of our nation's greatest farmers, including american farm bureau president. thank you. i appreciate it very much. along with members of the farm group representing producers of soybeans, corn, wheat, pork. for years, our politicians allowed other countries to steal our jobs, punish our workers and target american industry and american is just democrats, but in particular the democrats have done absolutely nothing about this. from the year 2001 when china joined the world trade organization which was a disaster, until the year 2016, the united states lost more than 60,000 factories and millions and millions of jobs. china imposed massive barriers to american farm products. you people know that very well, right? very well. engaged in theft of trade secrets from american agri

percent.at a hundred by e grateful to be joined secretary of agriculture sonny perdue. great job. thanks also to representatives thompson, thank you. thank you very much. lloyd and mike conoway. thank you. appreciate it very much. helpful. along with missouri agriculture director chris chin. thank you, chris. great job. also, with us today, are several nation's greatest farmers, including american farm president zippy duval. zippy has been so good to me. zippy.you, i appreciate it very much. along with members of the farm representing producers of corn, soybean, wheat and pork. our politicians have allowed other countries to steal our workers any and target american industry and agriculture. i can't say this is just the democrats but in particular, the have done absolutely nothing about this. 2001, when china joined the world trade organization, which was, by the disaster, until the year 2016, the united states lost 60,000 factories and millions and millions of jobs. imposed massive barriers to american farm products. well, ple know that very right? very well. theft of trade secre

the president and secretary perdue are looking at various programs to make sure as we take in tariffs, we can use some of that money to support the farmers. the president is very focused on this. >> talks between president trump and president she -- president xi end with no agreement. the president of south africa is following up his campaign promises taking -- taking steps to crackdown on corruption. he said, the people voted for change. change is what you are going to see. you will be inaugurated as president on saturday. he is expected to announce his new cabinet the next day. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on tic-toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. >> live from bloomberg world headquarters, i'm shery ahn. >> live from toronto, i'm amanda lange. we are joined by our bloomberg nbn the nm bloomberg audiences. >> here the top stories we are following. tech cold war gets colder. the u.s. is considering cutting off the flow of vital american technology to five chinese companies days a

what perdue did was hire an army of sales reps and went into the towns where there's also prescribing competing opioids going and they said, look, we have this new fda approved label that allows to say it's less addictive, we know now that that wasn't true. they admitted in 2007. but that's kind of why you saw it pop up as a huge criminal problem, people stealing lawn mowers, anything they could get hands on, crime to a new level in a little town where people had never locked their doors, people are suddenly locking their doors, so there's no where where epidemic exist, those places are going to be years before they recover from this. >> host: phone numbers on the screen, beth macy, dope sick, if you live and (202)748-8201, for those mountain, let's hear from jim out here in california, hi, jim. >> caller: hi, there, thank you for taking my call. it's always great to have these chances to ask questions of authors and you're not at the book festival. the problem i see that the drugs -- my wife and i over a period of years have had surgeries from different conditions that require use of

secretary perdue says farmers can expect to receive their first payments on july or august. in missouri, residents are cleaning up after tornadoes ripped through the state, killing three people, injuring nine, and causing extensive damage. twisters have swept across the great plains and midwest over the past several days, along with violent thunderstorms that have led to widespread flooding. at least seven people have died. the severe weather is expected to continue today as the storm system moves east. man charged in the pittsburgh synagogue massacre was to clean not guilty in exchange for a lighter sentence. authorities say he killed 11 people and wounded seven at tree of life synagogue last october. he faces 63 counts including hate crime's. like to, carlos ghosn's prove his innocence has moved to the courtroom. the former nissan chairman appeared at a pretrial hearing today. the allegations range from falsifying financial records to redirecting company money into his own accounts. the trial is expected to begin next year. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and @tictoc o

>> and we had responses from some democrats, steny hoyer has responded, so has david perdue, republicanm georgia that says this is another example of politicians putting their own self interest ahead of national interest. it is pathetic some members have chosen this moment to grand stand and get into the national headlines. any way of putting pressure on massey to change his mind? >> reporter: well, massey is one of the freedom caucus members who is at times willing to go it on his own. chip roy was more of a surprise, he is a new member. david perdue, senator of georgia who is facing re-election coming up understands that this is the product of a lot of hard work from members on both sides, and everyone thought there was an agreement. so to call out a fellow republican is notable. will it put more pressure on others that have to travel back to washington to be in the chamber, to personally exercise their objection, we'll see if that happens. it could pass when they try again this week. >> thanks very much for helping us understand. kelly o'donnell on capitol hill. >>> on the trail with

. >> anthony: here's a 1996 promotional video from the fine folks at perdue pharmaceuticals.est, newest, most wonderful drug for long-term pain management, oxycontin. >> speaker: some patients may be afraid of taking opioids because they're perceived as too strong or addictive. but that is far from actual fact. less than 1% of patients taking opioids actually become addicted. >> anthony: sales of oxycontin initially and falsely proclaimed as not addictive, absolutely skyrocketed from $45 million in 1996 to 3.1 billion in 2010. that same year, perdue tweaked the way they were making oxy in an attempt to, they said, limit its addictive qualities. finally the government and law enforcement took a harsh look at the drug and it become much harder to get legally. which sucked for the thousands and thousands who by now had a serious habit. >> ruth: i'm ruth, a family physician in greenfield, massachusetts, and i grew up here. my dad was actually a small town doctor out here. i'm a total generalist, but for the last four, four and a half years, a larger part of my practice has been f

secretary of agriculture sonny perdue says farmers can expect direct payments startis summer. for more on this, and the larger problems facinfarmers, i'm joined by delaney howell, host of iowa public television's agriculture program, "market to market." delaney, thank you very much for being here. the president announced the big $16 billion package today, and thiseems to just be an acknowledgment that this ongoing trade fight wh china has hurt some farmers, and now the president wants to try to help them out. >> absolutely, william. you've got it spot on there. i mean, the president has said from the beginning, he's nkologized to the farm community, and i tou see that reiterated again today with the announcement of today's assistance package. >> and what is your sense from -- i know you have been talking to farmers throughout this process. how do they react when these -- this is now the second big packe the president offered. what's their reaction to this? >> this sentiment in regards the ceassistackage, in errticularly, is they'd pref trade. the sentence used is trade not aid

i've reached out to the united states department of agriculture and secretary sonny perdue.g the secretary what he can do to help farmers like myself in a situation. that request has fallen on deaf years. in the past, those doors have always been open for both republican agriculture secretaries and democrats. this administration from a farmer like myself gets an f. an f right now, because we are hurting, and the president's playing footsie with china and menot helping u.s. f here. laura: john boyd, jr., thank you sory much for sharing your s with us. john: thank you for having me. i really appreciate it. laura: in other news from around the world, the italian navy says it has rescued 36 grants off the coast of libya, but off the coast of tunisia, a migrant boat capsized, killing people. 65 the stricken boat set off from libya. state media said 16 people were rescued by fishermen. french regulators who spent six months monitoring facebook from within the company are calling for more intervention. the interim report was released as president macron met theun r mark zuckerberg.

it was fun to go back and have a look at his years at perdue.will remember that having started in west laffey, he interrupted his studies, why? to go serve his country in the army. in occupiediceman germany. it was not until three years later he came back. and he had a college experience that i think you probably always remembered fondly. team,yed on the baseball proud member of his fraternity, and president of the senior class. he also went to class -- [laughter] mr. daniels: i hope you will not mind that i went back and checked the record. don't laugh, this could happen to any of you one day. [laughter] mr. daniels: it was a pretty good record. a's, they tended to be in classes like crop production and farm organization. c's, two isome noticed were in american history and principles of economics. [laughter] if i had known about that if you years later when i was on the opposite side of things, i may have said you see, i told you so. he left his mark on our university, but all of american higher education in such profound ways. some already men

perdue: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator for georgia. mr. perdue: mr. president, one of the great honors we have in the united states senate is a tradition of bringing americans of great reputation and achievement before the record of the united states senate. today i am proud to rise to speak about a personal friend of mine. we don't often get to do this. a man by the name of woody woodside. he's actually with us here today in the united states senate gallery. woody is the epitome of what makes america great. he's an institution in south georgia and in my hometown. woody has never met a stranger. he's a man of character and a joy to be around. woody graduated from the sit dell and served -- citade and spent his time in the army. he worked for congressman ginn and congressman lindsey thomas. woody then became president of the brunswick golden aisle chamber of commerce. during his 34 years in the chamber, woody has overseen a mum of major economic development projects and been a true leader not only in that community but across our entire state. much of

the request places heavy emphasis on secretary perdue's system. if state, local government, and stakeholders were together toward common goals. i hope the shared initiative will really excel in improving wildfire, the resilience the in and around the wild and urban interface. congress has routinely invested hundreds of millions of dollars annually. i think we have room for improvement. i recognize the importance of recreation funding. as you know, chief, many of our communities in alaska rely on the recreation industry for economic diversity, particularly in the southeast region. i'm always disappointed to see activities cut in the budget request and i want to go on record my strong support for those activities. the tongass national forest, our largest national forest, unique in character for many other, in the rain forest made up of 32 island communities. to address our unique challenges that present to the people who live and work there, we have been working with you and the state of alaska. i want to take it up with you and every official and s

here to weigh in is senator david perdue. >> good morning.: what do you think of action three production companies we will not film in georgia. >> georgia is rated the sixth year in the row best state in the country in which to do business there is a reason for that these companies are there for a reason. georgia does more traditional movie production than any other state including california. steve: there are a lot of filming incentives. a lot of infrastructures built down there and a lot of sound stages. ironic several of these companies threatening to boycott have yet to do business in georgia. ainsley: really these independent companies are not even doing business there? >> not yet. ainsley: they can say they are boycotting when it doesn't mean anything to them. >> rhetoric is more important than reality. this governor did exactly what the state legislator voted to do what they were elected to do. law of the land today. steve: we have a graphic that shows that there have been seven states that have passed fetal heart beat laws. and what i

sonny p perdue said the first payments would come in julyy or august by which time he did not expect a deal to have been reached with beijing. american agricultural products have been singled out for retaliatory tariffs by china and other countries in a direct attack on the president's supporter base. well the newew york federal reserve a sayays the presidenent trumump's trade war w with china will cosost us consumers an average eight hundred and thirty one dollars per household this year. research by the international monetary fund rick meanwhile suggests the lion's share of those terrorists have in fact been paid by us i importers. surely sip on reports. don't believe the trade war is pushing prices up check it out for yourself in stores like this one in wisconsin. the owner of this bike shop compare similar models but before the first wave of terror of hank's last year. and after that hank is about like. three sixty and very similar bike different color not much change we're looking at about like three ninety on this guy s. more entries than typical by a couple times. and consumer

i've got a real problem with sonny perdue who's who's the head of the department right now he's a blatantpolitical hack and is a blatant political hack move and we're talking about a guy who really does not use a climate change denier and not only that the last time drought hit his home state georgia when he was governor what did he do he convened his staff to pray for rain this is not a man who really needs to be in charge of such a large agency he is moving 2 thirds of his staff he's trying to get rid of it this . is not the time to deny science this is a time to really beef up the agricultural research service and this is actually one of the more serious news items that has been under the radar and we should really keep our eye on it because this is the job we need we need research and we need hard cold statistics thank you for that fred cotton author of that's a fire thank you for being here. thank you. the chinese u.s. trade war has rocked the markets with the s. and p. 500 down 5.5 percent in may and the dow off by 1300 points in retaliation for the latest terrorist china the world'

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i don't have an answer for you, senator perdue, on what leads people. i'll tell you what i believe after being here 26 years. if people don't -- aren't seriously committed to making it work, any system you construct will fail. and what's happening now is a perfect example. i mean, we've had a budget as defective as it is -- we've had it work in the past. >> but only four times, with due respect. only four times. >> well -- >> 45 years. >> four times. is not nothing. so it has worked. but i don't know of any system that you construct that people won't figure out a way to waive, amend, defer, delay. so, you know, somehow it's got to be leadership. it's got to be people really committed to making it happen. yes, we need these process reforms. you know, the one i really feel strongly about. you know the way it works, every leader knows that if a budget doesn't come out of the budget committee, any member can go to the floor and put forward a budget resolution, and it's treated as though it came from the committee. so the problem is, what's happening? we're

already and we don't discuss nothing a lot of farmers are being hit left and right, according to tony perdue, that is not good happen anymore, but when tariffs come about, should we expect more subsidies, should the government pay more? >> the people who eat pork and china are suffering and they eat a lot of pork in china, they can't have it unless expert without tariffs, chinese consumers now by more cadillacs than u.s. consumers. that is because they are built in china, what happens to u.s. products that are now built in china? >> that worked out pretty well. >> what studies have shown we have noted that chinese exporters so far have been absorbing a lot of the tariffs. >> this new level, i suspect they cannot, i think he'll take the. >> a mention for obama put tariffs on rich farmers and then broke obama subsidizing farmers, and then backing tariffs to the conservative -- police gary, remember when barack obama was in power, we never had over 3% in all the years who's in power. this president has moved to mov- >> nobody is arguing that, the most taxes president trump, but now he's raising

there hearing from agricultural had from perdue.mp is inspected to meet with prime minister shinzo abe as well. more to come on daybreak australia, this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: let's get a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. the u.s. aviation regulators are set to review boeing's software fix as soon as next week for the 737 max. they say that it is absolutely safe to do so. china's biggest airlines make team up to seek compensation from boeing. they operate more than half of the 737 explains in the country. this is well below current trade levels. cut tesla's revenue forecast and delivery estimates across all models and lingering concerns about production output. shares have fallen almost a third this year. casting -- paul: forecasting more profit -- modest rebound. this is rising to $4.3 billion in the next financial year. of from 880 million. -- this was in a survey compiled by bloomberg. shery: funds have picked up. we will have the latest filing. this is bloomberg. ♪ at comcast, we didn't build the nation's larges

the president and secretary perdue are looking at various different programs to make sure, as we takenwe can use some of that money to support the farmers. i can assure you that the president is very focused on this. mnuchin alsoary urging for ratification on usmca or nafta 2.0. he says the lift of tariffs will help some americans, canedy and's, and mexico. is chairman of the committee pressing secretary mnuchin to hand over president trump's tax records. the treasury secretary is testifying that he did not see the reported irs internal memo, which was the reasoning the treasury department provided as to why they are not releasing those tax records. that, according to chairwoman waters, is her new political leverage to look into this matter. take a listen to what chairwoman waters had to say when she briefly stepped out of the hearing room. >> with the recent information we got about the memorandum, i think that gives us some additional information to go after him with. the secretary just said he has never seen it, he didn't know about it. i want to make sure he understands what he is