netherlands has invested slightly more germany is also turkey's biggest single trading partner of tens of ungar us trade crosses german borders however german exports to turkey have been falling since 2015 partially because of a cooling in diplomatic relations so what does he w.'s potential investment in turkey say about the relationship between the 2 countries that's a bring in adult yell see he's a professor for economics at the university of applied sciences in konstanz and joins us now from from there was the odd thing why did v.w. choose turkey to build a new factory. i think to understand the motives it's important to put aside the recent political aspects and have a longer view on the developments in turkey and so turkey actually developed as a very attractive to move to production country starting in 2000 to today basically all major conflict futures are already producing in turkey and you have a ballast of the supply chain by supply essential meaning if a new company like slog and sets up a plant there is a good infrastructure and then there are additional aspects for example the attra

rick ungar, syndicated radio host of the rick ungar show, editor in chief of "the daily centrist" ." we showed a couple cooks from last night. senator kamala harris was joking and laughing, and her idea of getting rid of straws. and you started laughing and had quite the response. [laughter] why is she laughing? it's supposed to be a serious topic, democrats say. >> i can't stand it that this issue has been politicized by both sides. yesterday we actually learned that if you follow anything in science there has been a process discovered that will actually come if you add it to the plastic in the ocean, it will turn that plastic into water. so for her to focus her point of view on plastic straws, you are just begging for a political fight on this. it's been this way for years. >> harris: while she was talking, so people know, you said the reason she was laughing is because she knows it's ridiculous. >> that's what i thought. >> it is ridiculous. she's playing to an uninformed base on the issue. rick is right. technology will solve a lot of problems. >> we have that on tape! [laughs] >

everyone is wondering if she is one to beat, host of rick ungar, host of rick ungar show, host of realityality check, no i have a feeling you didn't like this notion before, you're a biden kind of guy. >> i haven't said. charles: you haven't said. i feel that way. you took on popcorn together. >> cheddar cheese. charles: maybe the story could be corroborated. warren has the momentum. >> i think that is fair to say. right now i think she does have the momentum. i keep waiting for somebody to do the poll, i don't know why they won't. let's pretend bernie sanders drops out. not saying he is is. what happens between biden and warren then? that could produce interesting results. charles: in "the wall street journal" poll they do a first and second choice. she is far out in front. her numbers have surged. assumption she gets majority of sanders folks and lot of other people. 45-41 combined. she is up 15 percentage points in this number. >> these polls, i said it before, they're not much of a measure. if you look at republican primaries for example, who was ahead at that point. charles: without

community is gradually losing its ability to find lasting solutions to challenges such as terrorism ungar misery and climate change which threaten our own future. it is with no doubt that the general assembly has a very fitting theme for the 74th session galvanizing multilateral efforts for power directly cation quality education climate action and inclusion. but what's more important than that is to understand what we can achieve together. it is unacceptable to see that one part of the world lives in luxury and enjoys benefit of prosperity while people in other parts of the world suffer in the hands of poverty misery and illiteracy. it is painful to see that a fortunate minority in the world are discussing issues such as digital technology robotics artificial intelligence and the bees is a busy whereas more than 2000000000 people live under the poverty line and 1000000000 people suffer from hunger. we cannot turn our back to the reality that if all of us are not safe none of us will be safe. for many years i've been saying from this rostrum that we can not leave the fate of humanity up t

. >> harris: what was told to me -- and we have rick ungar on, a democrat, with me yesterday on the panelhe story has been out here with joe biden. he should have already had an answer." it's been out there for months, maybe even longer. with regard twobiden, it wasn't whether there was lawbreaking. it was whether he had access to his father, the vice president, that would have been great for somebody might've been doing business with. >> that's true. the perception is that. and hunter biden should not have accepted that job on the energy company. and he was clearly there just because the vice president happened to be his father. >> politically, inevitably, i think joe biden is going to get damaged about this if this proceeds. >> harris: i said something on "outnumbered" yesterday. that is, sometimes when things happen, two things can be true. this could be terribly damaging for joe biden, terribly damaging for the current president of the united states. >> i think both are true, harris. i think that's exactly the situation. but biden can turn this into a positive, i think, more easily th

with that, i turn it over to sanford ungar, director of georgetown's free-speech project, and/or moderator for the evening. thank you. [applause] sanford: thank you, katie. proud of our partnership with the knight first amendment institute or columbia. both of our projects started by , and nowt foundation have other supporters as well i want to pick up with the notion of the marketplace of ideas. i think it is where a lot of people think the internet was going to be, some people of believe it really is. kara do you believe social-media is performing effectively as the market place of ideas? kara: no, i don't, all i read about is how it doesn't. it is a cesspool. sanford: i sort of knew what your answer would he. completely aot cesspool, it is just the way it has evolved has created dust she brought up the idea of the public square present everybody thinks that twitter is a public square, or facebook is a public square, or read it, or any of these sites. the fact of the matter is that both of them are public squares owned and to the benefit of millionaires. so it is not a public squares. we