between the 2 global superpowers have spilled over into a new realm the basketball court professor richard wolf is standing by to break down the reactions by the major players in the controversy and what this could mean for the future of u.s. kind of straight talk. despite the current recent roller coaster the future of the currency maybe given the state of global economic affairs currency analysts and so on and rocky miller of 50 enjoy the show to delve into the forward for emerging from let's get to it. after rockets d'amore made a public statement on twitter on sunday the 6 to support the hong kong protests news spread quickly and ignited the anger of china immediately giant sponsors like song don't development bank. 10 cent streaming platform slammed on magazines and more all of whom make up between 10 to 15 percent of revenues announced the suspension or terminations with the rockets furthermore products containing the rockets keyword and be a products have also been removed from ali baba's tall ball and online shopping on monday october 7th mori and the n.b.a. issued a neutral explanation

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joining us now to give us a handle on the economic events of the day is professor richard wolfe professor emeritus of economics at the university of massachusetts amherst and the author of democracy at work a cure for capitalism welcome back professor wolfe and 1st on this tax avoidance tax avoidance push by the o.e.c.d. does it go far enough in your view is it likely to happen and how does this push compared to u.s. action on reining in big tax in terms of taxes. but let me go in there the reverse order the europeans have consistently been ahead of the united states in trying to do something about the monopolies as they see it operated by the high tech companies in the world who work very hard to corner particular technologies that they can then sell out of inflated price because they're the only producer who develop their technology precisely to produce things that others won't have for a while so they will be the only seller and can therefore get but not believe price and the reason is not far to look in europe you have a much more powerful labor moved.

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between the 2 global superpowers has spilled over into a new realm the fast ball court professor richard wolf is standing by to break down the reactions by the major players in the controversy and what this could mean for the future of us. plus despite behind the roller coaster the future of the currency may be brighter given the state of global economic cryptocurrency analysts fenceline and rocky miller of 51. join the show to delve into the path forward for bitcoin and merging crypto let's get to it. after august d'amore made a public statement on twitter on sunday that 6 to support the hong kong protests news spread quickly and ignited the anger of china immediately giant sponsors like song hype with don't development bank leaning 10 cent streaming platform slammed on magazines and more all of whom make up between 10 to 15 percent of m.b.a.'s revenues announce the suspension or terminations with the rockets furthermore product contains the rockets keyword and n.b.a. products have also been removed from ali baba's tabal and jing don't online shopping on monday october 7th mori and be issued

joining us now to give us a handle on the economic events of the day is professor richard wolfe professor emeritus of economics at the university of massachusetts amherst and the author of democracy at work a cure for capitalism welcome back professor wolfe and 1st on this tax avoidance tax avoidance push by the o.e.c.d. does it go far enough in your view is it likely to have. when and how does this push compared to u.s. action on reining in big tax in terms of taxes. but let me go in the reverse order the europeans have consistently been ahead of the united states in trying to do something about the monopolies as they see it operated by the high tech companies in the world who work very hard to corner particular technologies that they can then sell out and inflated price because they're the only producer who develop their technology precisely to produce things that others won't have for a while so they'll be the only seller and can therefore get a lead price and the reason is not far to look in europe you have a much more powerful labor movement than in this country you have strong socia

between the 2 global superpowers has killed over into a new realm the faster ball court professor richard wolfe is standing by to break down the reactions by the major players in the controversy and what this could mean for the future of u.s. kind of trade talks. despite trying to reach the roller coaster at the future of the currency maybe brighter given the state of global economic cryptocurrency analysts fenceline and rocky miller of 50 enjoy the show to delve into the path forward for bit point emerging krypto let's get to it. after rockets d'amore made a public statement on twitter on sunday that 6 to support the hong kong protests news spread quickly and ignited the anger of china immediately giant sponsors like song development bank meaning $0.10 main pot warm.

care about or don't understand interesting times when the global head of money goes rogue 'd yes richard wolfe host of economic update thanks so much for your insight. thank you. there's more drama around the german role in settling the e.c.b. monetary policy this week the head of the german central bank is warning its colleagues at the european central bank against modifying the current limits on the renewed bond buying program formally known as q.e. in an understated but clear language the blueness bank president meant told the audience of vienna says the accuracy and importance of the limits set by the governing council on the government bond purchases have not changed i hope that the decisions now taken don't lead to these restrictions being questioned mr wildman's comments seem to be aimed at the preemptive concerns of some expert observers who say that the e.c.b. is likely to hit limits on purchases before inflation hits their target of 2 percent the e.c.b. policymakers have said that they would not hold the bond purchases until the euro zone's inflation reaches that level. for a quick b

between the 2 global superpower has spilled over into a new realm the fast ball for professor richard wolf is standing by to break down the reactions by the major. players in the controversy and what this could mean for the future of u.s. kind of straight talk. despite the current recent roller coaster the future of the currency may be brighter given the state of global economic cryptocurrency analysts sense won and rocky miller of 50 enjoy the show to delve into the path forward for big point emerging chris let's get to it. after rockets d'amore made a public statement on twitter on sunday the 6 to support the hong kong protests news spread quickly and ignited the anger of china immediately giant sponsors like song development bank. 10 cent streaming platform slam dunk magazines and more all of whom make up between 10 to 15 percent of revenues announced the suspension.

joining us now to give us a handle on the economic events of the day is professor richard wolfe professor emeritus of economics at the university of massachusetts amherst and the author of democracy at work cure for capitalism welcome back professor wolfe and 1st on this tax avoidance tax avoidance pushed by the o.e.c.d. .

full scope of the economic impact of such recent moves and so much more we're happy to welcome richard wolfe professor of economics emeritus at the university of massachusetts amherst and the author of democracy at work so professor wall of right now nike shares fell after c.c.t.v. sports said that they would suspend n.b.a. broadcast which attracted some $800000000.00 viewers last year nike's aggressive china growth strategy coupled with its connection with the m.b.a. made it extra vulnerable to consumer boycotts in the weeks ahead and months ahead nike has previously relied on china for double digit growth in the region for every single quarter for more than 5 years so how will they navigate this as a consumer brand as it's just so easy for any consumer to just substitute with a domestic brand such as the name or even adidas. well i think you're you're seeing a learning curve i think you're seeing american corporations and indeed corporations in other parts of the world recognize that their future depends on the growth of their business in china is the most rapidly growing collection of all

wolf. what's at issue there is the judge, richard leon, said he wanted to make sure that the hearings and briefs are prepared very quickly because of the urgency of the matter. it needs to be resolved as quickly as possible. 's setting up a very aggressive schedule, hearing in december, early december for the two sides to battle this out. this was brought by mr. kupperman's attorney. house representatives and justice department are also in court. they'll have to argue which side has pulled sway, which one wins the day, whether or not the house has the right to subpoena mr. kupperman or anyone else or whether the president's absolute immunity order holds the day. john bolton could be part of this case as well if he receives a subpoena. the lawyer representing mr. kupperman is also representing mr. bolton. >> very busy day in the federal court system in washington. evan, thank you very much. >>> let's go over to the white house right now. chief white house correspondent jim acosta is on the scene right now. the chief argument was that there hadn't been a full house vote on it. now there has been a

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better keep your watch on it's very worrisome professor richard wolffe at the university messages samaras thank you so much for being here. thank you wolf at the university of massachusetts amherst thank you so much for being here. thank you. time now for a quick break but hang here because on the other side. time now for a quick break but hang here because on the other side as cryptocurrency is continue to climb in the public consciousness governments are taking notes on how to move as cryptocurrency is continue to climb in the public conscious and governments are taking notes on how to move forward in the states joins us in studio after the break to talk about consumer szilard in the states joins us in studio after the break to talk about consumer safety in the field and much much more and as we go to break here are the numbers for close in the field and much much more and as we go to break here the numbers are close. all across the middle east. all across the middle east and beyond there are large scale protests a growing political ends. ability in many countries and beyond there are large scale protests and growing political instabi

richard still maintains that it wasn't a hoax and says he was a victim of character assassination. how, after you stack all of that stuff, throw in the interview that was on cnn with wolfether with the background you have. why wouldn't people go -- >>epte>> reporter: what is it go take to change public opinion that you know is still out there. >> mm-hm. >> reporter: about what happened ten years ago. >> what would be nice is if the media could go, richard's got a point, but it's so biassed, okay. the media continues on with the same narrative. >> reporter: and all these years later? do you feel a sense, still, that you need to clear your name? >> oh, most definitely. >> reporter: still, ten years later? >> yeah. >> reporter: how is that important to you? >>ive alo i've lost a lot of opportunities. people contacted me about things i invented and the deal went south because they find out who i am. the thing that gets me is the media never tells my side of the story. >> reporter: he says it's been a learning experience for his family. how has it impacted you all. >> oh, man, it's had a very positive effect. very positive. i closed off our family to the outside world. and

this judge, richard leon today, said that he's looking at holding a hearing in early december. december 10th to be exact. so if that schedule holds, wolf, it's not clear to me that the house democrats are going to get the testimony that they need. this is why the lawyers for the house today were in court saying that the judge should dismiss this lawsuit because they say this is simply a delay tactic. >> evan perez in washington, thank you. let's go to the white house where president trump has been lashing out, and now that the democrats have formalized their impeachment investigation. let's bring in our chief white house correspondent jim acosta. first of all, what are you hearing from the president and his allies? >> yeah, wolf, the white house is portraying the impeachment vote in the house as a partisan attack on the president taking pride in the fact that no republicans strayed from mr. trump in that vote. earlier today the president invited gop lawmakers to the white house earlier today for a discussion that included some talk about the impeachment process. the trump campaign we should also note released some talking points earlie

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i am ron richard president and ceo of the stevens foundation and i am delighted to we will you to the 84th annual book award ceremony named after it's been a factory edith wolf. who has the foresight to endow this important prize way back in 1935. edith was the editor times anyways. she understood it was erasing the thing about racism and other forms of prejudice. she also understood, literature mr. as a posted an excerpt of the site. in the 84 years prize was established, our country has made great strides towards what is regard to respecting and embracing our diversity. recently, we have taken disheartening steps backwards. reported hate crimes of sharply risen in the past several years including of course the mass murders and the mothering manual church in charleston south carolina and the tree of live synagogue in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. this is the national trend but it also gives it's close to home. according to the southern poverty law center, there are more organized groups in the state of ohio than in kentucky and west virginia combined. a great source of shame if ever there was one. but also. follow action. they must rewrite our current national