steal deal cools downjoe biden is close to blocking the japanese takeover of us steel according to reports, potentially putting thousands of us jobs at risk. also on the programme we'll have a special report from bangladesh, on how the country's bustling textile sector is navigating political turmoil. welcome to business today. russia's growing friendship" with china is on display again with russian leader vladimir putin meeting china's vice president han zheng, at the eastern economic forum in vladivostock. russia has turned to china to plug the gap in trade after western sanctions blocked it from traditional european suppliers following its full scale invasion of ukraine in 2022. bilateral trade between the two countries topped $240 billion last year, up 26% on a year earlier. has the balance of power now shifted with russia's increasing reliance on its eastern neighbour? joining me now is chris weafer, chief executive officer, macro advisory ltd. thanks forjoining us, good to see you. firstly, what were you expecting from these trade talks? anything material or substantial to come out o

us presidentjoe biden will reportedly block the nippon steel takeover of us steel. we'll explain why the deal has become such a contentious election issue. and we'll have a special report from bangladesh, on how the country's bustling textile sector is navigating political turmoil. hello and welcome to business today. i'm steve lai. us presidentjoe biden is planning to block the takeover of us steel by japan's nippon steel on national security grounds — that's according to multiple us media reports. the $15 billion deal would have created one of the world's largest steel companies outside of china, and had been hailed by investors as an answer to the us compa ny�*s financial woes. shares in us steel fell more than 20% after reports of the decision. here's ritika gupta with more. compa ny�*s financial woes. shares in us steel fell more than 20% after reports of the decision. here's ritika gupta with more. nippon steel's $14 billion bid to acquire united states steel has been caught in the cross hairs of an election year and in the crucial swing state of pennsylvania

vice president harris said that us steel should remain in domestic hands, and commited to always havehe backs of american steel workers. that position mirrors that ofjoe biden, who said back in march that us steel corp should remain a domestically—owned american firm. us steel it should remain american owned and american operated. in other news — volkswagen is considering closing factories in germany to cut costs. it's an unprecedented move and sets up a showdown with powerful unions. the auto—maker — which employs around 680,000 staff — is struggling with its passenger car brand. profits are getting squeezed amid the transition to electric vehicles and a consumer spending slowdown. a four—day conference to attract foreign investment to russia is about to begin in the country's eastern most major city — vladivostok. the eastern economic forum is into its ninth year. last year, more than $40 billion in new agreements were signed, with 7,000 delegates in attendance. the largest contingents came from china, india and southeast asia. professor 0ng kian ming from taylor's university spoke

us steel repeated that japan is one of the closest allies while nippon steel also said it strongly believeshat the us government should appropriately handle procedures on this matter in accordance with the law. so indicating possibly that if president biden was to block the deal, it would end up there. if the deal, it would end up there. , . , the deal, it would end up there. , ., , ., there. if this falls through, ou there. if this falls through, you mentioned _ there. if this falls through, you mentioned the - there. if this falls through, you mentioned the fact - there. if this falls through, | you mentioned the fact this could become a legal battle, but what was it in forjapan, nippon steel? i but what was it in forjapan, nippon steel?— but what was it in forjapan, nippon steel? i would say the im act nippon steel? i would say the impact on _ nippon steel? i would say the impact on growth _ nippon steel? i would say the impact on growth who - nippon steel? i would say the impact on growth who would i nippon steel? i would say the i impact on growth who would be far less compared to the

us steel should remain american owned an american operated! so, is nippon steel giving up? re. as you said, it is not giving _ tell us more. as you said, it is not giving up. _ tell us more. as you said, it is not giving up. i— tell us more. as you said, it is not giving up. i think i i is not giving up. i think i said yesterday the deal seems a bit doomed, i stand corrected. yvonne steele on a huge pr push by saying if the purchase goes ahead, it is senior management as well as a majority of board members will be american citizens. the company also said us steel will be owned by nippon steel in north america. it is a new york—based unit of the japanese steel maker and the japanese steel maker and the company emphasise it has been operating in the us for more than half a century, so directly addressing ms harris�*s concerned that the firm should remain american owned. whether or not that will be enough remains to be seen, but as i said yesterday, to gain support from politicians and labour unions, they still have the secretary of state mike pompeo as an advisor and it has an

us steel is a historic american company. it's vitalfor us steel is a historic american company. strong american steel companies and i couldn't agree more with presidentjoe biden, us steel should remain american owned and american operated. well, let's go to our asia business hub. mariko 0i is there. japan's nippon steel won't like to hear that.— to hear that. no, this deal does seem _ to hear that. no, this deal does seem a _ to hear that. no, this deal does seem a bit _ to hear that. no, this deal does seem a bit doomed, | to hear that. no, this deal - does seem a bit doomed, doesn't it? as you said, nippon steel offering to take it for $15 billion, but it's been facing a bipartisan political backlash, not only from vice—president kamala harris but also from donald trump. it's been facing opposition from the major labour union, united steelworkers. but us steel says it remains committed to the deal, saying that nippon steel is a long standing investor in the united states and the deal will enhance the industry's competitiveness and resilience against china. nippon steel has hir

us steel should remain american owned and american operated. i will always have the back of america's have the back of america's steelworkers. it is all at risk because of donald _ it is all at risk because of donald trump with a stroke of a pen he — donald trump with a stroke of a pen he could get rid of all of this— pen he could get rid of all of this and _ pen he could get rid of all of this and you think this guy gives— this and you think this guy gives a _ this and you think this guy gives a damn about your pensions? he's not losing an instant — pensions? he's not losing an instant of— pensions? he's not losing an instant of sleep over it. do you — instant of sleep over it. do you think— instant of sleep over it. do you think he cares about the work— you think he cares about the work you _ you think he cares about the work you do every day how hard it is? _ work you do every day how hard it is? ., u, ., ., it is? you can find out more about the — it is? you can find out more about the us _ it is? you can find out more about the us election

it comes after kamala harris eco joe biden�*s concern over us steel becoming foreign—owned. the governor of new york is pleading not guilty to charges of acting as a chinese agent. us prosecutors allege they followed orders from china to advance china's interests in exchange she and her husband are accused of receiving financial and other benefits. in other news — china has announced a probe of canadian canola imports — escalating a trade fight between the two countries. the move could lead to tariffs on a key canadian export. it comes a week after canada said it would impose new border taxes on chinese—made electric vehicles, steel and aluminium. india's prime minister narendra modi is wrapping up a visit to brunei today, and will come to singapore next. the bbc�*s archana shukla reports on why pm modi's visit to southeast asia is significant. trade and technology partnerships will be key conversations in prime minister modi's visit. modi will be meeting the new political leadership in singapore, pushing further on the free trade agreement the two nations have. singapore is

i , kamala harris has opposed the proposed sale of us steel to the japanese company nippon steel. in a pitch to voters in the swing state of pennsylvania at the height of the industry the democratic presidential nominee appeared alongside presidentjoe biden. both harris and biden said the company should remain american owned. i the company should remain american owned.— the company should remain american owned. i could not auree american owned. i could not agree more _ american owned. i could not agree more with _ american owned. i could not agree more with president l agree more with president biden. us steel should remain american owned and american operated. and i will always have the back of america �*s steelworkers. have the back of america 's steelworkers.— have the back of america 's steelworkers. , ., ., steelworkers. the showdown with owerful steelworkers. the showdown with powerful unions _ steelworkers. the showdown with powerful unions the _ steelworkers. the showdown with powerful unions the automaker i powerful unions the automaker which employs around 680,000 staff

just one vendor. >> reporter: president biden is reportedly preparing to react to block the sale of us steelon, but they hope by speaking with us and getting their message out that they support the sale of us steel, that could change the course. stuart: thank you very much indeed. headline from elon musk is dramatic. he says america is going bankrupt extremely quickly. >> america is going bankrupt extremely quickly. everyone seems to be whistling past the graveyard on this one. the defense department budget is a very big budget, $1 trillion a year, dod intel, $1 trillion. interest payments on the national debt exceeded the defense budget, over $1 trillion a year just in interest and rising. we are adding $1 trillion to our debt, which parents and grandkids have to pay somehow. stuart: musk is talking about the likelihood of and intending debt bomb, interest rates are rising. is a debt bomb close? >> that's a tough one. i agree with elon musk that it's point, don't know if it will happen in 3 weeks or 3 months or 3 years but if we stay on this course i believe the probability of a major finan

bed for us steelrotectionism and would this steel have been easier to get through it was an election yeah? through it was an election eah? ,, through it was an election eah? , , through it was an election eah? , yeah? this is absolutely about election-year _ yeah? this is absolutely about election-year politics - yeah? this is absolutely about election-year politics and - election—year politics and specifically, the 1.2 million members of the steelworkers union spread across pennsylvania and at ohio. that is whojoe biden, commander harris and donald trump is trying to speak to. —— kamala harris. this is entirely about the election and speaking to those down ballot voters in the state of pennsylvania, in the state of pennsylvania, in the state of pennsylvania, in the state of —— dan in pittsburgh. if you can't sell to japan, who can you sell to? i if you can't sell to japan, who can you sell to?— can you sell to? i think that ja an is can you sell to? i think that japan is a — can you sell to? i think

a steely move — joe biden is close to blocking the japanese takeover of us steel, according to reportsputting thousands of us jobs at risk. the eastern promise of trade — russia's vladmir putin meets chinese leaders in vladivostok. welcome to business today. the us labour market has continued to cool in august. 99,000 jobs were added in the private sector, indicating a downward trend for the fifth straight month. it's the lowest number since january 2021, and well below forecasts of 116,000. and let's take a look at pay. wages grew steadily by 4.8% in the 12 months to the end of august. i'm nowjoined by our north america business correspondent ritika gupta. we are having some technical problems. bearwith we are having some technical problems. bear with us a second, hopefully we'll be able to get her to talk about these usjobs numbers because they have come in under expected and thatis have come in under expected and that is fuelling concerns about a recession as well. so the economic health of the us, which of the world's largest economy is under some doubt at the moment. we are still

us presidentjoe biden will reportedly block the nippon steel takeover of us steel.ort from bangladesh, on how the country's bustling textile sector is navigating political turmoil. hello and welcome to business today. i'm steve lai. us presidentjoe biden is planning to block the takeover of us steel by japan's nippon steel on national security grounds — that's according to multiple us media reports. the $15 billion deal would have created one of the world's largest steel companies outside of china, and had been hailed by investors as an answer to the us compa ny�*s financial woes. shares in us steel fell more than 20% after reports of the decision. here's ritika gupta with more.

if the deal is successfully blocked, the fate of us steel is unclear.that it would imperil thousands ofjobs if the deal falls through. it may also close plants and even move its headquarters out of pittsburgh. some of the day's at the knees now. —— other news now. the authorities in haiti have extended a state of emergency to the whole of the country, as the us secretary of state prepares to visit. antony blinken�*s visit comes as more than a million people remain without electricity in the capital of haiti, port—au—prince, after protesters stormed and vandalised a power plant. the world health organization says the first delivery of mpox vaccines will arrive in the democratic republic of congo on thursday. it is at the epicentre of an outbreak with more than 17,000 recorded cases and over 600 deaths since the beginning of the year. 99,000 doses are initially expected. in the latest stage of his trip to indonesia, pope francis has signed a joint declaration with the imam of the istiqlal mosque which called for religion not to stoke conflict. the meeting

vice president harris said that us steel should remain in domestic hands, and commited to always have

us presidentjoe biden will reportedly block the nippon steel takeover of us steel.desh, on how the country's bustling textile sector is navigating political turmoil. i'm steve lai. welcome to business today. let's start in the united states. us presidentjoe biden is planning to block the takeover of us steel by japan's nippon steel on national security grounds — that's according to multiple us media reports. the $15 billion deal would have created one of the world's largest steel companies outside of china and had been hailed by investors as an answer to the us company's financial woes. shares in us steel fell more than 20% after reports of the decision. here's ritika gupta with more. nippon steel's $1a billion bid to acquire united states steel

for everything we use steel for.tructuring, over 2,500 people will be made redundant. in the future, within five or six years, an electric arc furnace will be built on this site. that's a recycling furnace, so any type of old steel that can be recycled, and able to be used in most of the versions we use steel now, but there is around 10% of things that recycled steel can't be used for, so say the unions. however, tata say they don't supply that 10% that it can't be used for to anyone so they say that it doesn't matter. this is being done for two reasons. tata have consistently said for a number of years that the plant here and there work operations across the uk lose around £1 million a day so financially it wasn't really viable for them to continue. but secondly, there is this huge drive really for an environmental, green steel—making process in the uk. now, this behind me, it's the single biggest emitter of carbon in the whole of the uk, contributing about 1.5% of the uk's carbon emissions. so changing this from a

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for everything we use steel four.y will cease operations. as you mention, as part of restructuring, over 2500 people will be made redundant. and within the future, in five or six years, an electric arc furnace will be built on this site. that's a recycling furnace, so any kind of steel that can be recycled, and will be able to used in most of the versions we use steel now, but around 10% of things that recycled steel can't be used for. however tata say they want to supply that minimum 10% it can't be used for to anyone so it doesn't really matter. the reason it's been done is for two reasons. tata have consistently said for a number of years that the plant here and the work operations across the uk lose around £1 million per day, so financially it wasn't viable for them to continue. secondly, there is a huge drive for an environmental, green steel—making process in the uk. this behind me, it is the single biggest emitter of carbon in the whole of the uk, contributing around 1.5% of the uk's carbon emissions. so changi

president biden said he planned to block the deal yesterday today it seems you're convinced that us steel can survive without the kind of investment that nippon steel is promising. >> is that right i, know it can survive. >> it's been as i said, it's a world-class facility and we make good high-quality products. matter of fact, here in amman valley, it's been noted as being one of the most cost lowest cost producers in the entire system. >> so these threats are just irresponsible. >> the real problem here is not only the national defense and critical supply chain issues that sivyush has been investigating. it also violates our collective bargaining agreement and that the ultimate parent of this proposed transaction nippon it was not signing our collective bargaining agreements, so there's issues around the collective bargaining agreement, but there's also issues about national defense and critical supply chain issues. >> i want to dig into that with you serve because supporters of the deal argue the japanese firms and vast more than $700 billion across the united states, they employ somet

and i couldn't agree more with president biden, us steel should remain american owned and american paradef america still work. >> this morning. vice president kamala harris, joining the growing list of politician opposed to the sale of u.s. steel to a foreign entity. nippon steel, japan's biggest steelmaker is poised to take over u.s. steel oh, and a deal worth $14 billion. but the justice department still needs to sign off on it for the deal to go through cnn's matt egan is joining us now with more on this. this is a, this is a huge, huge sale. and you do have a lot of workers very concerned of what it means to them. >> they absolutely. sara, this deal has turned into quite the political local football. >> and i guess i'm not shocked. >> i mean, we were talking about a foreign takeover of an iconic american manufacturing company during an election year. >> it's a symbol of blue-collar jobs and it is based in the must-win battleground, state of pennsylvania. and so yes, with vice president harris going to the steel city, right? the home of the pittsburgh steelers to voice her opposition t

i , kamala harris has opposed the proposed sale of us steel to the japanese company nippon steel.tic presidential nominee appeared alongside presidentjoe biden. both harris and biden said the company should remain american owned. i the company should remain american owned.— the company should remain american owned. i could not auree american owned. i could not agree more _ american owned. i could not agree more with _ american owned. i could not agree more with president l

vice president makes an important announcement at her latest election rally about the future of us steeloms. we lead our coverage with a rally led by joe biden, kamala harris speaking to steelworkers. biden questioned the former president�*s record on health workers while harris says she wants to protect us steel from a takeover bid. i could not

over the past 40 years , pittsburgh, the center of the us steel foundry industry, has closed more than 75% of its capacity. in general, it was a sad day here labor, which in america is celebrated on the first monday of september. and which is considered to be the beginning of the election season. already this friday, voters abroad and the military in numerous american. you can't run away from yourself, biden was not next to harris in michigan, and her speech to another teachers' union turned out to be completely strange. the us vice president, who was born in california to a professor. who advised hillary to speak with an accent, it's so condescending and banal, what the hell is she doing, sounding even stupider than usual, she's not black, she's not southern, so why is that, isn't that cultural appropriation, you know, that moronic woke term, turns out it's not so wrong - there was donald trump, who accused his opponent of only pretending to be african american, for those who don't believe, all on one screen, the difference is easy to spot without knowing english. the new rally again,

us media report presidentjoe biden is poised to block japan—based nippon steel's acquisition of us steeled opposition from both democrats and republicans who demanded that one of us�*s largest steel manufacturers remains american—owned. that is our programme. thank you for watching bbc news. check out our website. we are back at the top of the next hour. stay with us. hello. we're expecting a real mix of weather over the next couple of days. for some northwestern parts of the uk, it's going to turn sunny and very warm, but further south for southern england and south wales, we're expecting some heavy rain. perhaps in one or two locations, a month's worth of rain injust a couple of days — that could cause some disruption. it's all because low pressure is continuing to swirl to the south of us, this band of rain here becoming quite slow moving, particularly, i think, across the southwest of england. but around that area of low pressure, we're drawing in some humid air, so further north and west with some sunshine it will feel very warm. now, during thursday, these southern parts of england

lagged behind by about. half a century, over the past 40 years in pittsburgh, the center of the us steelndry industry , more than 75% of the capacity was closed. in general, labor day, which is celebrated in america on the first monday of september, and which is considered the beginning of the election season, turned out to be sad here. already this friday, voters abroad and the military at numerous american bases around the world will begin to send out the first ballots, and on september 20. in some states , early voting will begin, but what season will end for harris if biden continues to hang on her hands, and he will. as much as biden does not want to be active, i am sure. harris's headquarters will limit his appearance at rallies to two or three states, such as pennsylvania or michigan. but you can't run away from yourself, biden was not near harris in michigan, and the speech in front of another. the teachers' union turned out to be completely strange, the us vice president, who was born in california to a family of an economics professor from birtley, suddenly began to speak with

pittsburgh, the center of the us steel industry, has seen 75% of its steel industry close in the last 40 years. the last administration may not be to blame for this, america's rust belt began to become one much earlier, but the heavy legacy of biden and harris can still. which the current american president also had a hand in. to become a recognized presidential candidate, harris must firmly and clearly break with biden on a number of political issues. immediately after the debates , she must hold a rally, publish a new strategy and hold a press conference on this matter so that the media cannot accuse her. of being unavailable, there is no need to run away from her disagreements with the president, it's simple, whoever is the shepherd tomorrow will get all the sheep. in other words, biden, who was already once loyal to harris's all-government party, on the advice of friends from the new york times, now i have to add personally, will the elderly head of the white house withstand another such humiliation, they are not letting him in to the people. i can no longer go out into the crowd,

steel is at the heart of it. even uniting presidential arrivals us feel should remain american owned us. steel is being bought by japan. both opposed to pounds vehicle and still buying. pennsylvania is us steal, phonetic, $50000000000.00. president biden is also against the deal and could block it and it should remain totally mirror site thing. national security concerns, people are many here, wants you to happen, including us steal itself, which employees, $3000.00 people in the mountain valley and says, no deal could lead to thousands of jump, most is plus local councils. and we already have a, a tiny economy to lose. our biggest employer would be absolutely devastated. i'm many workers themselves. i cannot, she said that if it still doesn't go through a lot of concern for us to get a lot of them on now, this is about more than just to stay a lot. remember where we all pennsylvania is in the industrial north, a part of the country with a large, probably unionized workforce and union leaders all not funds of this the a lot. remember, unions make presidential endorsements, which can sways thousands. maybe million

his praise is about half a century late, over the past 40 years in pittsburgh, the center of the us steelustry , 75% of the capacity has been closed. the last administration may not be to blame for this, america's rust belt . began to become much earlier, but the heavy legacy of biden and harris may still prove too much for it to bear in the economy, in international politics and in the matter of dividing american society into two irreconcilable camps, to which the current american president also had a hand. to become a recognized candidate for president, harris must break with biden firmly and clearly on a number of political issues. immediately after the debate, a rally must be held. a press conference on this matter, so that the media cannot accuse her of being unavailable, not publish a new strategy and hold a need to run away from her disagreements with the president, it's simple, whoever is the shepherd tomorrow will get all the sheep. in other words, biden, who was already betrayed once by the entire democratic party, harris, on the advice of friends from the new york times, must n

over the past 40 years, pittsburgh, the center of the us steel industry, has closed 75% of its capacity. the latest administration may not be to blame for this: america's rust belt began to become rusty much earlier, but biden's heavy legacy and harris may still be too much for her. in economics, in international politics, in the matter of splitting american society over... by the way, she also visited and even without biden, but it turned out even worse. his speech to the teachers' union was completely strange. the us vice president, who was born in california to a berkeley economics professor, suddenly began to speak with an accent that african americans from the bronx slums or the south side of chicago, or in the american south, somewhere in georgia, speak with. you may not be a union member. harris has faced accusations of ridicule before for her chameleon-like attempt to blend in with the audience, but the us vice president has outdone herself, the internet is swept up in memes. again, the same klansman who advised hillary to speak with an accent, this is so condescending and trite

us steel is an iconic united states company and in his judgment should remain an iconic united states company. and so i think the president has been very clear on that and will continue to be in our conversations yesterday with union. we're very much along those lines and is the administration going to actively move to block that deal? secretary perez: well, there's a process under way now that is working its way through and i won't comment further because i want to respect that process . >> thank you. so, i've been talking to a lot of voters in battleground states and the top issue i hear over and over again is the economy, they still feel like prices are too high and that wages and opportunities aren't keeping up. so why do you think so many americans are either unaware of biden's economic investments or haven't felt those benefits and will any part of the investing in america agenda impact voters between now and november? secretary perez: well, i mean, it's always important to understand where we were, where we've come and where we need to go. four years ago, we were in the throes

we start in the us where shares in united states steel plunged on wednesday following a report the white

and biden both candidates had come out with the very sort of key economic populist message that us steel should remain in the american hands. i think with workers, it's going to, it's going to go over, well, that there is at least some kind of continuity on that front in a deal that it's not going to come through before election day, but it might be a big issue in the start of 2025. >> of course, trump tried to undermine this message, highlighting what he believes his administration did to help unions truth, social post yesterday saying, quote, we achieved major success to protect american workers by negotiating free and fair trade deals, passing the usmca before adding. but kamala and biden have undone all of that is his message going to break through? for these voters? >> it could, it's possible, i think right now so much of the excitement is on the harris/walz side. i think that we're still sort of on that high of the end of the dnc, her becoming the candidate well, that message will well, the trump the truth, social posts, the screaming into social media world breakthrough. maybe it

steal deal cools downjoe biden is close to blocking the japanese takeover of us steel according to reportsport from bangladesh, on how the country's bustling textile sector is navigating political turmoil. welcome to business today. russia's growing friendship" with china is on display again with russian leader vladimir putin meeting china's vice president han zheng, at the eastern economic forum in vladivostock. russia has turned to china to plug the gap in trade after western sanctions blocked it from traditional european suppliers following its full scale invasion of ukraine in 2022.

a steely move — joe biden is close to blocking the japanese takeover of us steel according to reportstrade, russia's vladmir putin meets chinese leaders in vladivostok. welcome to business today. live from new york, i'm ritika gupta. equity markets have opened in the red, after data showing the us labour market continues to cool. we've just had the latest adp employment report with fewer than 100,000 non—farms jobs added in the private sector in august. we'll explore that more in a moment. first, let's explore the latest market movements as the us exchanges open here in new york.

a steely move — joe biden is close to blocking the japanese takeover of us steel, according to reports leaders in vladivostok. welcome to business today. the us labour market has continued to cool in august. 99,000 jobs were added in the private sector, indicating a downward trend for the fifth straight month. it's the lowest number since january 2021, and well below forecasts of 1a5,000. and let's take a look at pay. wages grew steadily by a.8% in the 12 months to the end of august.

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go to china and get the steal, refining china by do you mind is telling us some steel? these people don't know what they're doing, so i put big tariffs on the steal they would dump big steel it was bad the steal to. it was rotted steel. it was imperfect the steal. people were building gardens for buildings and they check. the steal wasn't good. they're dumping a tremendous levels and i ended the dumping of the steal but these people since they took over if it was u.s. steel i will not allow that deal to happen. this was one of the greatest companies and the world. he go back in 70 years was a big deal. united states steel. and now they're going to let the japanese bite, i will not let it happen. i'd help them so they can make the steel company good again. this was the biggest company in the world the strongest company had the biggest reputation and represented our country and that were selling it to the japanese. the psychology of that is unacceptable to me. i would not let that they'll happen personally but we'll see what happens. i hope it will be it won't have close

think about it as the fact of the debate over whether or not us steel should be bought by nippon steelerican pride are reassuring not only american industries but americanjobs. industries but american jobs. that industries but americanjobs. that sort of thing. things that are designed to pump up a base that already is approached from. trump strategy and those swing states frankly is to try and get so much enthusiasm from people already euphoria, but they overwhelm the enthusiasm of harris motors in those states. ~ of harris motors in those states. , , states. will because the argument _ states. will because the argument of _ states. will because the argument of that - states. will because the argument of that be - states. will because the | argument of that be 2096 states. will because the - argument of that be 2096 tariffs argument of that be 20% tariffs on all goods coming into the us that will lead to inflation, hope business that paid for components from overseas, the kind of thing. all that wash with the voters, do you think? i think it probably won't. you have to remember you and

steel uses two types of methods to produce steel. iron ore or furnaces that actually use electricity to reuse steel, almost like scrap steel. and nippon steel probably would want to increase the use of those non big furnaces, the nonunionized factories, and that's a concern to the ironworkers, and perhaps, with all this opposition to the sale, perhaps that will give an incentive for nippon steel to provide greater guarantees that these facilities with union workers will not be closed down, and perhaps if the union agrees to the deal, then the politicians will give the green light. >> or maybe, secretary gutierrez, the workers sense exactly what you said, the economics are moving toward these different kinds of mills using recycled technology and they wouldn't employ as many people as they had in the past, no matter what promises the company might make. we've seen the promises and guarantees, there were deals with tiktok. i mean, plenty of things happen in the heat of the moment that are more kind of politics than reality. >> yeah, tha

british steel has been, and is still used, the world over. in this country. crude steel pollution has declined by over 50% in the last ten years, indeed some say the decline would be inevitable in the 21st century, that it was somehow a sunset industry but those people are wrong. on the side of the house, we have never believed that decline is inevitable. while the industry faces challenges today, we want to do everything we can to ensure that it can adapt and grow tomorrow. that is why i am pleased to announce that we will introduce our new stealer strategy our manifesto included plans to make available to 5p for steel on top of the £500 —— five and million pound transformation of port talbot. our intention is to increase uk keep ability, something the previous government never attended so that we can create attended so that we can create a more vibrant, competitive steel sector in the uk. as part of our strategy, this government will look seriously to improve the keep abilities across the supply chain including in primary steel—making. we ar

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s -- kamala harris ripping policies from the trump playbook, stopping us steel sales, mode taxes on tipsuss is sarah bedford. i don't know if you heard my conversation with charlie gasparino but the kamala camp is saying she's more centrist, more to the right than president biden is. they are creating a caricature of her that in no way, shape or form resembles the way she was before she decided to run this time for president or god the tap or the nod. do you believe it? do you think voters care about it? >> reporter: she's trying to be all things to all people. if you have people claiming to be close to kamala harris behind the scenes trying to convince folks that kamala is a centrist, she's not going to repeat the mistakes of the biden administration or embrace policies that characterized her public platform for her entire political career, she is saying my values haven't changed, the liberal things i support as i climbed the democratic political latter in san francisco. we haven't heard what her plans are when she was asked in one interview, why she hasn't tried to bring down prices or