washington and beijing straight wall rumbles on for another week new u.s. time some sixteen billion dollars worth of chinese products come into effect china responds in kind is there a way out. speculation one of the biggest company listings in history may be called off but the saudis insist the ramp goes i.p.o. will happen. and a solution for one of the most pesky of plastics polystyrene a canadian startup says it's come up with only a new way to recycle it. let's do business a flat day of trading today investors holding their breath says another mega round of terror fights come into effect washington hitting beijing and vice versa the troubled ministration accuses the chinese of unfair trade practices they're also keen to slow china's tech expansion the made in china twenty twenty five plan is designed to catapult the globe's manufacturing center into its technology up. the world's work bench no more instead chinese internet giants like search engine by do tech investor ten cent an online retailer only babar are now leading global innovators they've risen from

u.s. hand in the bus bombing has declared it's time to end it u.s. support for those missed be gotten and unwinnable war. thank you washington post i guess it's better late than never is it i mean. three years three years too late on that one. now let's do what they do not and start watching the hawks. one old legal street looks like. it would be analyzing the bottom. line for the day like you that i got.

a secret letter from north korea warns denuclearization talks cannot move forward at this time. >>> u.s. announces a new trade deal with mexico. is it a redo or just a rebranded nafta? >>> and louis c.k. back on stage for the first time after admitting to years of sexual misconduct. more on that in a moment. welcome to "early start." i'm dave briggs. >> i'm laura jarrett. it is tuesday, august 28th. 4:00 a.m. in the east. it took two days and mounting pressure from all sides, but president trump has finally offered praise to senator john mccain. first, despite our differences on policy and politics, i respect senator john mccain's service to our country. the president later echoed the sentiment at the white house event. it is a move run leading veterans group symbolic, but important. >> a source familiar with the talk says the president was pushed by internal staff to deliver a more robust statement on john mccain. the president refused early requests from vice president pence to do so. >> according to "the wall street journal" the white house prodded the president for two days to relea

the first such motion in afghanistan it probably won't be the last that has the blessing of the u.s. time for peace has a but a ring to it than war on terror regardless the taliban are firmly rejected it instead continuing a countrywide military offensive. i saw my friend dying who was among thirteen people including children and women who were killed during a near street last night there is no attention from the government no facilities for the residents and the dead bodies. still on the roads and as i've also been injured. military commanders say the truce will only benefit the u.s. led forces they've also been clear no peace will be possible in afghanistan as long as the foreign occupation carries on and as coalition forces approach their seventeenth year of operations in the country how simple things seemed all those years ago we acted and the taliban no longer is in power in afghanistan which is not only good for the security of the free world it is incredibly good for the people who suffered in afghanistan under barbaric rule a decade and a half later the taliban control large swath

u.s. and mexico time to work out issues mainly over auto manufacturing. u.s. and mexico reached agreement on monday. now all three countries have until friday to rewrite nafta. there are sticking points with the u.s. and canada. canada wants to preserve the dispute section and u.s. wants to eliminate it. >>> former texas police officer roy oliver sentenced to 15 years in prison for the shooting death of an unarmed black teenager jordan edwards as he left a house part last year. the family said they would like to see a greater sentence, but respect the guilty verdict. >>> in a stunning move, child abuse charges were dismissed against three of five adults who lived at the new mexico compound with 11 kids and a child found dead. the reason? the suspects did not have a preliminary hearing in the ten days required by the district. the judge called out prosecutors for beinguncompetent. -- being incomincompetent. two others were arraigned on charges in connection with the death of a 3-year-old boy. >>> a series of water tests revealed water quality issues in 34 schoo

u.s. and so the timing is right for the u.s. and for the white house to push a little harder because and here we come to the opportunity it's all about andrew bunsen of a jolly old pastor detained or now under house arrest in turkey the u.s. had lobbied heart and intensively for his release that didn't go anywhere so far and i think washington lost its patience i gave it turkey and the u.s. or our nato allies and their concerns in washington that this could damage their relations. yes and no i think washington is a little bit wary of where this could all end this rift between turkey on the other hand though the relationship between the u.s. and turkey in the nato as nato allies isn't good in the first place and that's specifically after turkey decided to purchase s. four hundred missile systems from russia that obviously didn't bode very well with president trump and the white house here so you could say yeah there is some limited concern as of now i would say it's fair to say that the concern is not too big yet since relationsh

your time. the u.s. president has chimed in on twitter saying that he, quote, allowed white house counsel don mcgahn and all other requested members of the white house staff to fully cooperate with the special counsel, adding in addition we readily gave over 1 million pages of documents most transparent in history.

u.s. region bracing for tough times and stay in the u.s. president trump says he did nothing wrong a day after being implicated in us money they have put two former associates facing prison time will there be a political price for the present. plus the former head of brazil's football field federation jailed for four years for taking bribes to the sentencing is the first of its current for a top ranking official. and the answer my friend bob that's blowing in the wind a new european satellite goes into orbit to track wind systems around the globe what will it mean for combating climate change and predicting the weather probably talking to a meteorologist. i'm brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show all just a few hours ago the u.s. slapped a twenty five percent tariff on sixteen billion dollars worth of imports from china now this is the second round of tariffs and response to what the trumpet ministration calls beijing's unfair trade practices. china responded immediately with its own high tariffs on over three hundred american product

u.s. we'll we'll continue to follow. you watching algis their arms the whole robin these are all top news stories turkey's president has written an opinion piece in the new york times warning that the u.s. must respect turkey sovereignty or their partnership could be in jeopardy president said his country will seek new friends and allies if the united states continues to pressure its economy u.s. president donald trump announced this week that he would double steel an element in tariffs on turkey a u.n. delegation arrived in gars or a short time ago for meetings with hamas officials there expected to discuss a ceasefire proposal at least three palestinians are being killed by israeli forces during the twentieth friday of protest at the gaza border one of the people killed was a medic who was attending to the injured russian forces in syria say they've shot down to rebel drones they say defenses were deployed at the himym and base in the taqiyya province no casualties or damage was reported it follows a syrian state television report that an israeli drone was also shot down near damascus the syrian army is also threatening a major assault on it led to the last remai

u.s. has china for a second time with tariffs beijing corresponds in kind with a trade war escalating who stands to lose the most we bring you a special report from one u.s. region bracing for tough times ahead. on little rock it's great to have you along everyone keep calm and carry on that seems to be the message from the u.k. government which has published guidelines for people and businesses on how to prepare if britain crashes out of the european union without a deal britain's brigs administered dominic rob says he is still confident of reaching an agreement with the e.u. but that the advice published today explains what will happen if no deal is reached . while britain is due to redraw from the block on march twenty ninth next year here's more of what rob had to say. we stepping up the pace and the intensity on negotiations and i'm confident that a good deal is within all sites that remains our top priority it remains overriding priority and at the same time naturally we've got to consider the alternative possibility that he doesn't match our ambition and pragmatism that we do not re

u.s. and mexico time to work out issues mainly over auto manufacturing. u.s.and mexico reached agreement on monday. now all three countries have until friday to rewrite nafta. there are sticking points with the u.s. and canada. nafta an -- nafta's existing policy for resolving disputes. canada wants to preserve the dispute section and u.s. wants to eliminate it. >>> child abuse charges dismi dismissed at the compound where 11 kids were living and a child found dead. the reason? the suspects did not have a preliminary hearing in the ten-day time period as required by law. the judge said he finds it disturbing the d.a. would put the court in that situation. to comment from the prosecutors. two defendants were arraigned on felony charges with the death of the 3-year-old boy. >>> a former texas police officer roy oliver is sentenced to 15 years in prison for the shooting death of the unarmed black teenager. it comes the day after he was convicted of murder of jordan edwards as he leave a house party. the family said they would like to see a greater sentence, but r

u.s. soldiers could play a facilitating role for future denuclearization deals. showed this time to keep this promise and contributed to the trust building between u.s. and dprk. if it turns out the remains aren't actually of ?merican soldiers months orake experts years to identify these remains. >> as i said earlier this is a symbolic action. is a gesture of goodwill. tried to keep their promise. tried to keep their promise. i'm not sure actually. but maybe we can see one of those boxes the u.s. soldier was not real bodies. maybe it could be something else. but i'm more see the political action as a long-term process of denuclearization. thank you very much indeed for your time and analysis. turning our attention to germany where once again refugees with a lower level of protection than full refugee status. are allowed to bring their relatives to the country. the policy was suspended two years ago after germany took in record numbers of migrants. the resumption of this partial since the number of relatives allowed to come to germany is limited to 1000 per month. >> he left his w

new all-time highs on u.s. equity markets. were talking this time yesterday about what china was doing. the mexico-u.s. news pushed u.s. market the heart -- u.s. equity markets higher. we are going to be joined by the legendary investor, warren buffett, on thursday. 4:30 p.m. u.k. time. what does he make of recent ties and stock markets? let's get a first word news update. deborah: -- trump has said america is pursuing a new trade accord with mexico to replace nafta and called on canada to join the deal or risk being left out. he announced an agreement with mexico in a hastily arranged oval office event with the mexican president joining by conference call. mexican president said he is quite hopeful canada will join the revised agreement. trump also commented on the trade war with china. pres. trump: it is not the right time to talk, to be honest with china. it has been too one-sided for too many years. it is not the right time to talk. france is preparing contingency plans in the event of a no deal brexit. it will present a d

u.s. still continues and will for a long time have the upper hand? this is gdp for the u.s..lat rate of growth for china's gdp here in blue. your thoughts? that one of the things that has been most striking about the last six months since we sort of entered into this trade war narrative, and the announcement of implementation of tariffs on both sides, is that the stock market is actually reacting very all taking this in stride, the u.s. markets are up for the year somewhere between five and 15% -- 5% and 15%. we have entered officially the longest full market the united states -- in united states history. as of yet, i do not think the pain of what could potentially be generated from a protractor war has yet been felt. over time, i think the cost of both u.s. and china will start to increase. we are hearing that in testimony. the u.s. is currently growing fairly well. unemployment is low. the start market is up. the indicators are good. -- the stock market is good. the majority party in the united states congress would want to protect -- perpetuate out of a sense of political

u.s. has been more resilient this time around. the u.s. than you did in previous episodes. matt: how much do you think this will help, these protectionist policies, to bring manufacturing jobs back to the u.s.? is that a good thing? will we see more people making steel in the u.s., building cars in the u.s., assembling iphones in california? is that going to help? we have seen a decline in manufacturing employment in the u.s. and manufacturing production in the u.s. a lot is due to automation over time. is you shouldr not expect a big impact based on terms of what it means for gdp growth from the implementation of these tariffs. matt: i pull up my bloomberg all the time. i see the u.s., china trade deficit. surplus here. i can see the deficit is massive with china. how can that change? fromn buy less stuff china, but can the chinese by morestuff -- chinese buy stuff from us? >> they are open to energy construction. there is some scope on that front. story,s a fundamental what we see in terms of trade and balances, even if you see u

brent: back on earth, the story of a full-time u.s. eral judge who several times a month indulges his passion for ice dancing, at the age of 95. he's been hitting the rink regularly ever since he received a pair of skates from his wife and that was 20 years ago when he was a sprightly young man of the age of 75. >> normally he is a busy new york judge who has presided over high-profile cases involving the likes of facebook and harvey weinstein but twice a week robert sweet takes on a different challenge. the 95-year-old heads to the rink to indulge in his second great passion, ice dancing. nowadays he wears a helmet after suffering a concussion following a fall but he's generally very steady on his skates and is keen to get even better. >> this is a very precise sport. it's very important that you be balanced. it's very important that you be in the right place on your blade. it looks as if you're on the entire blade but you're not. you're just on a relatively small part of the blade. reporter: he even has a coach, two helpful time olymp

u.s. yields for a short time and it was over. this time, u.s. rates are stable , coming down a bit. we are midway through a u.s. tightening cycle. that burn and pressure from writing u.s. rates is going to continue into 2019. if you combine that with protectionism from the u.s. with a white house that does not appear adverse to adding to the withto emerging markets that presidential tweet about turkey tariffs, it could be that that was a short, sharp shock. the turkey trauma could be prolonged. idea of a to that the turkey does not seem to be taking the steps market participants want, raise rates in response to this. what affect does that have on the turkish economy and the spillover from it being prolonged at home? >> i think that is right. isther secular trend we see deterioration in governance standards across emerging markets. that is something we see in turkey, in asian countries like the philippines. see in someing we latin american countries, concerns about brazil. that deterioration makes it harder for those markets to take the tough decisions they need to take when faced wi

u.s. support their intelligence logistics weapons and things have been in place for some time but what the u.s. and the u.k. can no longer continue to support is the ongoing full of civilian deaths and human rights violations which of course is happening on both sides but i think what we're hearing from secretary madness and from the u.k. as well is that the modest unconditional support for this at least publicly is now changed to modest conditional support for the time the. u.s. military drills look set to resume on the korean peninsula the exercises had been suspended since a landmark agreement between donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un in june as part of that deal north korea committed to end its nuclear weapons development but the u.s. is frustrated by a lack of progress towards denuclearization sect of state james mattis has now said no no plans to suspend upcoming drills. lots more so to come here not just here including with trillions of dollars in trade on the line canada dispatches its top diplomat to washington lobbying for a place in a revamped enough to. and a man

u.s. courts or wait a long time for the wto to rule. u.s. would like to get rid of the canadian gary support system entirely. the canadians oppose that. it puts quotas on the amount of imported milk that can come in to keep prices stable. there are areas in which canada has compromised with the eu and countries in the tpp. there is somewhat of a room there. the foreign ministry yesterday briefed provincial government ministers and they did not raise objections. one has to assume that maybe she floated the idea of some changes rather than take them by surprise, and they were at least willing to live with some. waiting to find out if that is enough for the u.s. or the u.s. position is enough for canada. vonnie: business roundtable suggests the u.s. needs candidate in mexico to have enough leverage over china. is that true? actually, the -- canadian foreign minister is speaking and we will have a listen to what she has to say. we had the shot and we will go to their when we have sound. let's turn it up. we will try to bring your headlines. stan

isaac: this will be a story for quite some time for the u.s. side and the chinese side. at least very publicly, they are not showing desire to back down. on beijing's side, we are gearing up for a secret annual meeting for chinese leaders in a resort town that will happen sometime in august. after the party leaders meet to discuss some secret agenda that we know very little about, we might he more movement on the beijing side. it is unlikely we will see anything until perhaps right after the midterms. emily: in the meantime, you still have u.s. companies dying to get into china. you have an op-ed out about

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now let's give this a little context this won't be the first time that the u.s. military has engaged in this kind of research. now at the time these grotesque experiments using american g.i.'s and civilians essentially as lab rats at the time they were taking place the public knew nothing about it it was all classified now the public documents indicate that these new experiments will not involve human beings only human simulators however anyone who is familiar with the not so well publicized but very well documented history of u.s. military research they'll certainly raise an eyebrow kaleb up and r.t. new york. russia is a hit again that's the claim in a new article in u.s. magazine the atlantic and says the kremlin has set its sights firmly on meddling in the upcoming election. the russian government has one overriding objective with the united states to weaken america so that it loses its will and ability to counter russian objectives the article goes on to explain russia's alleged three step plan to break american democracy. unleash the russian. second by corru

u.s. threats to his country. speech follows an opinion piece in the new york times warning that the u.s. must respect turkey's sovereignty all that partnership could be in jeopardy he wrote that his country was sick new friends and allies if u.s. pressure continues as president donald trump announced this week that he would double steel and aluminum tariffs on turkey. you know all it's wrong to try to bring turkey in line for a pastor and once again calling on those in america so it's a pity that you choose a pastor over your strategic partner in nato. to sell the dollars and buy naira instead to prop up the currency which has fallen to a backward low so is the sound of give tax lira has lost thirty five percent of its value against the dollar much of that decline has happened since president took office with hugely expanded powers a month ago. as an assistant professor of history at the american university of iraq and salami he says it will be difficult for techie to replace its u.s. trade with business elsewhere though the one big problem for my side turkey is that there's not a lot mo

open time. >> u.s. open time. got a good match, serena and venus meeting in the third round of the u.s. open. this is the earliest they played each other in a major tournament in 20 years. it feels like these two just came on the scene. it's been 20 years. >> sister/sister, it's going to be fun to watch. >>> but we do want to begin this morning with the firestorm over comments from a republican candidate in florida. he is president trump's pick in that high-stakes race accused of using racially charged language targeting his african-american opponent. this, of course, just one day after their primary there. abc's victor oquendo leads us off from miami. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. this race between two very different candidates has just begun but already we have a controversy. just hours after andrew gillum became florida's first ever african-american nominee for governor -- >> we're going to unite this state in ways that are unparalleled in the history of the state of florida. >> repor

any time they were in the u.s. piloted the deal is signed with iran and its international partners when president trump announced in may the u.s. was pulling out even though there was no indication iran was in breach this was a horrible one sided deal that should have never ever been made he don't get for months it was a terrible deal and vote to scrap it when he became president his offer to talk with iran's president well threw up many more questions and local conditions means that he's ready to sign on the dotted line so to speak with the iranians so will that be acceptable to the region to the powers in the region to the g.c.c. specifically saudi arabia and the us. i doubt that we've been here before they will be met with fire and fury the will trying very north korea and its leader before agreeing to a meeting and earlier this month he met russian president vladimir putin in all sinking at a top level summit will be interesting to watch the reaction to donald trump's offer when barack obama was in the white ho

u.s. is going this alone unlike last time the other major economies like china are vowing to continue to do business with iran and even though they technically will not be able to use the u.s. dollar the world's currency former state department official jarrett block says they will find a way to work around that and that will hurt the u.s. in the long term the world's banking. system is like a sewer and all of the plumbing runs to new york there's new laws of physics there's a new law of laws that says that has to be true it's just the way things have developed since world war two right now you've got the e.u. which is their economy is as large as ours you've got china growing to the point that they will soon be larger than us and if we abuse the power that we get from that central role if we could preciously apply sanctions without taking into account the national security concerns of our closest allies and partners we're going to lose that position. the target ministrations but in the power of the u.s. dollars key to all economic growth all around the world around hoping that by the u.s.

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the first time u.s. president donald trump has accepted that his denuclearization deal with north korea may not be working out and he's blaming beijing for not exacting enough pressure on pyongyang since a trade war began between china and the u.s. has said that north korea is no longer a nuclear threat and he says that's because he signed an agreement with north korea's leader kim jong un in june but the deals being criticized for being too vague and satellite photos have shown what is still going on that north korean nuclear sites. drum's tweeted that he's postponing a trip by my pump aoe to pyongyang which was planned for next week in his tweets trump says i have a secretary of state my pump aoe not to go to north korea at this time because i feel we're not making sufficient progress with respect to the denuclearization of the korean peninsula additionally because of a much tougher trading stance with china i do not believe they're helping with the process of denuclearization as they once were despite

u.s. support their intelligence logistics weapons and things have been in place for some time but what the u.s. and the u.k. can no longer continue to support is the ongoing toll of civilian deaths and human rights violations which of course is happening on both sides but i think what we're hearing from secretary madness and from the u.k. as well is that the modest unconditional support for this at least publicly is now changed to modest conditional support for the time the. colombia and peru have are going to set of a joint database of venezuela migrants the announcement was made after a two day meeting both countries are struggling to manage the rapidly growing number of venezuelans crossing the border as the migrants are fleeing a deepening political and economic crisis at home according to the u.n. more than two million have fled venezuela since twenty fourteen hundred m.p.'s he has the latest from the colombian capital aka tough. colombian petter were the two countries that have so far received the highest number of venezuela migrants and are now agreeing that they need to cooperate m

they made this corner, this at that time,is 1848-1850, the beginning of mexico and the end of the u.s.. there are about 50-60 families at this time that do not want to become u.s. citizens. it is one of those instances in history we can say, not all mexicans what to be americans. these folks jumped out of the united states into mexico. entered the town limits. it is common to find cars driving or parked in and around and hispanicsglos alike that have bumper stickers -- i amproud missing in mexican." about 40-50urchase, primarily hispanic families literally pick up their belongings, load up their andns, see a little hill say, that is where we are going to move to. history, one year or two years ago when they do the gaston purchase, they end up back in america. this is the old, historic plaza. if you notice that gazebo, it has both the u.s. and mexico flag. corner right here is the courthouse. adobeare all old buildings. brick.eet is even rights the tourism center here. this is the hub for this area. >> we're leaving the plaza. where we heading? >> we're heading to a place not as old bu

u.s. dollar and every time the u.s. dollar strengthens it seems to try and take a country down with it which again is a reflection of this this debt binge that the world is bent on in recent years and amassing as the i.m.f. recently reported over eleven trillion dollars in dollar denominated debt they know that these these headlines are not going away as you indicate and desperate countries will end up doing desperate things i've never owned a million years heard of a government trying to make a payment with a bond but again the value of the ball the bar is basically worthless and there is no central bank that can get in the way of inflation that is upwards of four digit gains we've just got a little bit of time danielle but you know speaking of your former employer the u.s. federal reserve i want to ask you about an economic indicator that did come out yesterday the day before and that's industrial capacity which shows that essentially we're staying about even i think it was the same as as last month but is industrial

back here on earth most story of a full time u.s. federal judge who several times a month indulges his passion for ice dancing at the age of ninety five he's been hitting the regularly ever since he received a pair of skates from his wife and that was twenty years ago when he was a sprightly young man of the age of seventy. normally he is a busy new york judge who is presiding over a high profile cases involving the likes of facebook and harvey weinstein. but twice a week robert sweet takes on a very different challenge the ninety five year old heads to the rink to indulge in his second great passion ice dancing nowadays he wears a helmet after suffering a concussion following a fall but he's generally very steady on the skates and he's keen to get even better. this is. a very personal i wish it. was for. you it's very important to your be found lunch it's very important to your be in the right place on your blade it looks as if you're on the entire blade but you're not you're just shot at a relatively small part of the blade even has

for the first time u.s. president donald trump has accepted that is denuclearization deal with north korea may not be working out and he's blaming china for not exacting enough pressure on pyongyang because of its trade war with the u.s. trump has said that north korea is no longer a nuclear threat that's because he signed an agreement with north korea's leader kim jong un in june but it's been criticized for being too vague and satellite photos have shown work is still going on at north korean nuclear sites john is tweeting that he's postponing a trip by might pump aoe to pyongyang which had been planned for next week in his tweets trump says i have asked secretary of state my pump not to go to north korea at this time because i feel we are not making sufficient progress with respect to the denuclearization of the korean peninsula additionally because of our much tougher trading stance with china i do not believe they are helping with the process of denuclearization as the ones where despite the u.n. sancti

u.s. army recruiter, anthony comstock. understanding postwar anti-pornography is an exploring his time in the u.s. army. his experience of the war did not compare to pierce or graham. both enlisted early and saw some of the worst violence. hishs after surviving court-martial, colonel pierce had his right arm torn off by a cannonball. he recovered and served two more years. anthony comstock enlisted late in the war, when the 17th connecticut served as a cemetery occupying force. he sought an combat. his entire army experience consisted of inspections and guard duty. he felt alienated and he struggled with his feelings he didn't understand. of hishe fragments diaries, there are evidence of for astruggles, including young man of 20 with his sexual urges. 17th after his daughter died. he felt it was his duty. understandelps you what is going on in his mind. recordedduty today, he on a hot day, tempted and led into the lion's mouth. wantingempted and found , how it's peace and happiness. he confessed on a day when he had success. temptation andto jesus stacked it away. -- snatched it away. on one day he wrot

u.s. dollar and every time the u.s. dollar strengthens it seems to try and take a country down with it which again is a reflection of this this debt binge that the world is bent on in recent years and amassing as the i.m.f. recently reported over eleven trillion dollars in dollar denominated debt they know that these these headlines are not going away as you indicate and desperate countries will end up doing desperate things i've never owned a million years heard of a government trying to make a payment with a bond but again the value of the ball the bar is basically worthless and there is no central bank that can get in the way of inflation that is upwards of four digit gains we've just got a little bit of time danielle but you know speaking of your former employer the u.s. federal reserve i want to ask you about an economic indicator that did come out yesterday the day before and that's industrial capacity which shows that essentially we're staying about even i think it was the same as as last month but is industrial

u.s. and india than talking about for a long time, several years might be looking for opportunities there. the one thing that i always think is really important to recognize with regard to the u.s. india relationship is shared interests, shared values, building trust which can take years. we know that. the other thing that in many ways is so important is the growing importance of prominent influence of the indian-american community and different areas of the american economy but also lets let's face it, also in politics. look at our ambassador to the u.n. right now nikki haley. you look at one of secretary pompeo's most trusted outstanding assistant secretary who i happen to know quite well. she used to work for me. she is fantastic in terms of being in charge of all the economic issues at the state department paid literally the economic diplomats in the country. you look at the top cms person at the department of health and human services. you look at a sheet tied the chairman of the fcc. this is a really, really strong group of leaders in america, indian americans. i will will mention th

the "new york times" is reporting the u.s. ommunity is having a tougher time getting actual human sources to share information and shed light on election interference plans. maybe because putin is trying to go to extra lengths to warn his team that they will face severe repercussions if they work with us, or sources may have seen the congressman out of source a few months ago. both factors may be making human sources in russia think twice about working with the u.s. >> is president putin using social media to talk about what we've seen this week, the legal issues president trump might be facing? >> trump's diatribes against the justice department, including his tweet this morning, are gold mines for president putin because it looks like the president is trying to interfere with the bedrock of u.s. democracy which is the independence of the legal system. putin is getting inside help on his mission to highlight shortcomings in u.s. democracy every time the president issues a tweet like he did this morning. and i think putin is al

u.s. and china. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ lisa: i'm lisa abramowicz in for jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." time final spread, coming up, over the next week, u.s. markets will be closed on monday due to labor day. in the week, we will hear from the boe's mark carney. get the u.s. jobs report and potentially another round of tariffs. still with me is priya misra, michael collins, and iain stealey. i want to end with what your highest conviction contrarian bets are heading into the year. i will combine two things. i will say lower rates and higher bonds. interest rates volatility is at all-time lows. i think most people expecting to shift we do expect a fed to hike in september and december. if you buy the combination of an auction, and should make the trade work, as well as lower rates, i think the risk around em, risk around tariffs, all of that, can potentially make rates drop as well as more pickup. it is a combination. lisa: when you say rates, talking 30 year, 10 year treasury yields? priya: i would say tenure. lisa: mike? michael: i will go with the theme of two ideas. one is lower rates. i

u.s. support their intelligence logistics weapons and things have been in place for some time but what the u.s. and the u.k. can no longer continue to support is the ongoing full of civilian deaths and human rights violations which of course is happening on both sides but i think what we're hearing both from secretary madness and from the u.k. as well is that the modest unconditional support for this at least publicly is now changed to modest conditional support for the time the u.s. military drills look set to resume on the korean peninsula the exercises had been suspended since a lot of a lot agreement between president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un in june. as part of that deal north korea was supposed to end its nuclear weapons development program but the u.s. is frustrated by a lack of progress towards denuclearization in the north. colombia and peru have agreed to set up a joint database of venezuelan migrants then asked what was made after a two day meeting both countries are struggling to manage the rapidly growing number of venezuelans crossing the border the mi

the trump administration has stopped funding for stabilization projects in syria but at the same time u.s. officials say they're making preparations for the final battle against eisel. we're remaining in syria the focus is the ensuring defeat of isis we still have not launched the final phase two defeats the physical kind of fight this is actually being prepared now and that will come at a time for choosing but it is coming almost all of syria has now been liberated from islam and most of it is back under the control of the legal government in damascus and the reconstruction of many of syria cities devastated by the conflict is well underway but president trump says the u.s. and its allies to save most of the credit for defeating the terrorists the coalition to defeat isis has liberated very close to one hundred percent of the territory but done a great job with isis we have just absolutely decimated eyes is just absolutely obliterated isis in iraq joshua landis head of middle east studies at the university of oklahoma gave us his thoughts on the issue. the united states does not one assa

u.s. has an ongoing conflict with china and , at the samesaid time he announced the u.s.-mexico deal, he postponed china because there are significant obstacles to a deal. that makes sense. you do not want to much on your plate at one time. coy withank you peter the latest on trade and gdp numbers. >> the bulls are in charge, the rally that started last friday with jay powell's dovish comments continuing a four-day rally, the best in the s&p 500 and nasdaq since july 10. all-time highs for the s&p 500 and the nasdaq. outperformance by nasdaq and tech is a big driver, not a lot of reaction to trade talks between u.s. and canada. the four-day chart of the nasdaq, the rally we have seen, the best in nearly two months, up last friday on jay powell and the u.s. and mexico trade talks. yesterday, flat but a small gain. nickel up. with the gains and above the 8000 level, we have something to point out. you this chart of the nasdaq using digi tv function in the bloomberg. the nasdaq over the last year, mainly a beautiful up trend but the middleoppy over of the year and buyers tak

u.s. for some time. out it looks to be doing ok. i do think u.s. put more tariffs definitely, but they could show up with inflation numbers and the fed will have to act which means you thing thathe best will happen. i'm not saying there will be recession. long-term doesn't by this cold by thelong-term does not decision coming down the line. it will benefit. overweight consumer stocks, but underweight europe and emerging notets are equal, but overweight. vonnie: we heard earlier today from jim craighead how well europe has been doing earnings wise. is this a macro view? manish: i think it is. let's look at the numbers. u.s. is 4.1% growing. france [indiscernible] europe? invest in then taking into account what i mentioned now about what will happen to tariffs, why would i expose myself to europe in a bigger way and take losses? i think it will be a problem. i can invest in the u.s. and get better return and that is the view i am taking. caroline: you said we might see inflationary impact from the tariffs. you are factoring in more than four hikes? g