and china but how internationally intertwined is the chinese economy professor richard wolfe is standing by to discuss plus yearning for a youth is a dream of many but could it soon be a reality of mali barrows joins us to figure out who is funding the new fountain of youth and later hackers try to plunder the land down under but who's behind the breach australia may have an idea cyber security expert todd shipley a vera software joins us to analyze all of that directly ahead but first we have some headlines let's go. to an explosive international interaction of money energy and politics leads our globe report today as a trumpet ministration is accused of trying to push a deal to give saudi arabia nuclear technology without proper safeguards against possible weapons development the bombshell report was published in a congressional oversight report citing national security and ethics officials who tried to deflect the proposal from a company called i p three international the company has been led by typical carter a of former military and national security officials including former reaga

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today while the economy continues to soar many have had their economic wings clipped professor richard wolf joins us to analyze why a record number of americans are behind on their car payments and an early look at the impact on average people of the new u.s. tax law he's standing by plus the pharma sector continues to be happy and healthy as johnson and johnson make a huge acquisition at american of the at american trading group is back to tackle today's huge headlines and how companies and investors might be impacted and later we take a look at the fear factor but maybe not the one you're thinking of worst rashard is back on the program to demystify the vix the ball of killing the index all that in our sights but first we had right there's a mad line let's go. the race to blunt the impact of brecht's that leads our global report today as the governor of the bank of england makes a dire warning about the consequences of a no deal brecht scenario for the united kingdom and the world on tuesday the british central banker mark carney said at an event sponsored by the financial times quote we

and china but how internationally intertwined is the chinese economy professor richard wolfe is standing by to discuss plus yearning for youth is a dream of many but could it soon be a reality of mali barrows joins us to figure out who is funding the new fountain of youth and later hackers try to plunder the land down under but who's behind the breach australia may have an idea cyber security expert todd shipley a vera software joins us to analyze all of that directly ahead but first we have some headlines let's go. and explosive international interaction of money energy and politics leads our globe report today as a trump administration is accused of trying to push a deal to give saudi arabia nuclear technology without proper safeguards against possible weapons development the bombshell report was published in a congressional oversight report citing national security and ethics officials who tried to deflect the proposal from a company called i p three international the company has been led by typical carter a of former military and national security officials including former reagan na

the rest of the world professor of economics americas at the university of massachusetts amherst richard wolfe joins us now to discuss professor welcome and there's some really apropos news just out within the last hour the federal reserve just released their meeting notes from their january federal open markets committee meeting and in those it highlighted the risk to the economy in the u.s. economy of gold forward including the possibility of a sharper than expected downturn and they know particularly china and you as potential concerns what's your reaction to that professor well i think it's in the titians is facing the reality that the american economy is not the envy of the world that the american economy is in shaky position and that the hope of the federal reserve to raise interest rates and to pull back the enormous increase in money that it dumped into the economy after the crash of two thousand and eight it has to stop doing that our economy is too fragile if they keep raising interest rates people won't be able to afford a mortgage won't be able to afford their car payments and all

today while the economy continues to soar many have had their economic wings clipped professor richard wolf joins us to analyze why a record number of americans are behind on their car payments and an early look at the impact on average people of the new u.s. tax law he's standing by plus the pharma sector continues to be happy and healthy as johnson and johnson make a huge acquisition at american of the at american trading group is back to tackle today's huge headlines and how companies and investors might be impacted and later we take a look at the fear factor but maybe not the one you're thinking of worst rashard is back on the program to demystify the vix the ball of killing the index all that in our sights but first we had right there's a mad line let's go. the race to blunt the impact of brecht's that leads our global report today as the governor of the bank of england makes a dire warning about the consequences of a no deal brecht scenario for the united kingdom and the world on tuesday the british central banker mark carney said at an event sponsored by the financial times quote we

optimistic note, wolf, than yo yesterday when negotiators were concerned that negotiations had essentially stalled. i talked to the top senate republican who's working to try to cut a deal. richard shelby just moments ago. he told me that negotiations have re-opened and he feels more positive than he did yesterday, simply because they are talking. of course, they broke down on friday night after a senate republican rejected the democratic offer to limit the number of detention beds of individuals held in i.c.e. custody on american soil. now, this, after that, the republicans rejected that. there were really no talks up until this afternoon when the top four negotiators met for about 90 minutes behind closed doors and afterwards, not just the republicans, democrats sounded potentially more hopeful about getting a deal including patrick leahy who's the top democrat appropriator. he said that he's hopeful that they can try to finish tonight and, of course, time is of the essence. if they do cut a deal, they got to move it still through both chambers of congress, get enough votes. of course, get the presidential signature. a lot of hoops they need to jump through. at least according