it has won every single one of them in the wto. every one.you want to sound like the smartest person at your next different party? whip out that statistic. i promise you, no one will know it. most of the complaints we bring to the wto are against china, and we win them all. we win every one of them. we also win all the other complaints that we bring to the wto. the obama administration has brought nine other cases to the wto that do not involve china. won every one of them. and that's just the tip of the iceberg of what donald trump got wrong in his economic policy in his speech today. joinings now, jared bernstein. he was the former chief economist to vice president bider, and michael greenwald. jared, take it away. it was a policy speech filled with a grab bag of stuff. what would you want a rotor to think about if you could just give them one or two items out of that trump speech today? >> a $4.4 trillion tax cut that is allegedly paid for, you used the massive word, allegedly paid for by supply-side, trickle down fairy dust. you mentioned

and of the wto so it is not necessarily wise. there are bigger problems with your timetable than that. >> from our point of view. and to support those negotiations. but can you tell us do you think to recruit the expertise that you require? if you have progress from that point of view. and the budget, the second. and almost by definition. because we have the involvement of every department and very little of problematic response. but frankly that strategy is one of a of having a small unit for whenever policy there in is with a home office. and the coz of the way it is the engagement of the policy designed i don't think we will have a problem. but this is incredibly attractive. ad would ever way our country goes whatever the outcome is. also profession up one chance of a lifetime. so that is a problem of retracting people but to go any faster as the numbers and it shows that the quality is good. >> but then that makes great copy perhaps. in fact, i am not quite sure what. but i had of misfortune to work through that. >> but there

china doing enough to meet its commitments when it joined the wto?ortant member. inevitable that friction is going to come up when you are a country of that size of that importance in the trade world, but in general, china has been playing by the rules. when members feel that china is , it is challenged through consultations, dispute settlement procedures. it also complains about the measures and policies of others and plays by the rules. >> trade outlook this year? >> not bright. we are still looking at sluggish growth. we are still growing, but very, very low compared to what we had before the 2008 crisis. we are looking at trade in particular sub 3% growth. we were growing at more than 5%, so this is not bright. hopefully, the numbers will continue to improve over time, but for that to happen, we need more coordinated effort in terms of economic growth. christine lagarde warned we could see the lowest growth year since the financial crisis. this is the second and final day of the summit. will see several close meetings along with a wrapup statemen

dollars more than what china said it would do when it entered the wto.his is the 14th complaint against china. wto,feel by going to the it's a more direct avenue in response to the claim that they're violating those rules. is the largest agricultural export. china is an increasingly large importer but there is trade friction between the two, especially in a highly charged political election year. big exporter. they say through tear of cut and remove result trade barriers, china has gone from a $2 billion year market to a $20 billion plus market. that sounds like a great situation. the backdrop to this is u.s. farmers have seen their incomes in commodities like wheat and corn. u.s. wheat prices hit a 10 year low in july. corn also in year a nine-year low. years inventories at a 16 high. also september 1. they're importing and exporting and selling wheat of what is the political risk ones we expect from china? >> you run retaliation. the ministry of commerce in china is expected to announce a decision this month are potential terrorists for imports of u.s.

on thursday, the wto sided with the u.s. the eu had failed to bring in billions of dollars in subsidies to play maker airbus. 22 billion dollars to be precise, which the wto says causes american rival boeing to lose out on sales worth tens of billions of dollars. the boeing ceo called the decision a victory for fair trade worldwide and for u.s. aerospace workers in particular. boeing claims that retaliatory duties against airbus could amount to $10 billion before any fines are imposed. the eu still can appeal the latest finding. that process is likely to take at least three months. christoph: for more on this let's bring in our financial correspondent yens quartet in new york. -- jens korte in new york. jens, what did investors make of it? jens: the stock of boeing went up by about 1%. what i am hearing over here is that this case is not close in my continued to drag on for many more years. this is probably not the end of this case. on top of it, there is also a similar accusation in the air that boeing itself also received

i'm convinced that it is wto compatible. and so, tax and trade are key elements in the whole debate. just to clarify though. you would think that the u.s. should fix its tax system. not having seen the report but i know our tax system is ours. if we want to be competitive with to be the most pro- growth job created system on the planet are tax reform blueprint leap frog's america from dead last back into the lead. i do well have a significant change in a positive way on our competitiveness. >> so they are related obviously in the keyway. we've other fellows here. working on this issue. two of the claims made implicitly or explicitly but two of the claims made on the statement about taxes are just flat out wrong one of them is there is no good correlation between the tax wedge and where our trade deficits and surpluses are. it may be a factor but it sure as hell is it a major factor. if that is what they're focuses this is the wrong thing. just a note it doesn't correlate well with which industries would be good at. if you lo

i spoke to the head of the wto and the canadian trade minister. have a negative impact on global growth. they explain some of the misinformation about trade. take a listen. >> a lot of people say that trade brings about unemployment. particularly in the developed and more mature economies. that is just plain wrong. trade accounts for a very small percentage of the unemployment in those countries. most of the unemployment, more than 80%, comes from innovation or in proved, increased productivity. against innovation or productivity, but that is the reality. trade ministers is so important about this is we really have to be rethinking how we think about international trade. it is not just for the big multinational companies. trade as about finding ways for small and medium-size companies to get direct access to consumers around the world. we have heard here a lot of talk about the protectionist sentiment. it is really sweeping the world. the canadian trade minister told me that it was right to be worried about protectionism in such an environment. ca

and of the wto so it is not necessarily wise. there are bigger problems with your timetable than that. >> from our point of view. and to support those negotiations. but can you tell us do you think to recruit the expertise that you require? if you have progress from that point of view. and the budget, the second. and almost by definition. because we have the involvement of every department and very little of problematic response. but frankly that strategy is one of a of having a small unit for whenever policy there in is with a home office. and the coz of the way it is the engagement of the policy designed i don't think we will have a problem. but this is incredibly attractive. ad would ever way our country goes whatever the outcome is. also profession up one chance of a lifetime. so that is a problem of retracting people but to go any faster as the numbers and it shows that the quality is good. >> but then that makes great copy perhaps. in fact, i am not quite sure what. but i had of misfortune to work through that. >> but there

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in response, china says it's always respected wto rules. this is a major sticking point for rice producers in arkansas, who say the price supports give some of these countries an unjust edge when it comes to trade currently china doesn't import any rice from the u-s. but sullivan says based on chinese consumption rates, if entire domestic crop in 14 days. usda bumped the national wheat yield up this week, calling the domestic crop a staggering 52 point 6 bushels to the acre average. but the u.s. isn't the only country expecting bumper crops. australia, russia, ukraine, and kazakhstan are also expecting record yields this harvest. russia

in response, china says it's always respected wto rules. this is a major sticking point for rice producers in arkansas, who say the price supports give some of these countries an unjust edge when it comes to trade currently china doesn't import any rice from the u-s. but sullivan says based on chinese consumption rates, if the country would start importing u-s rice, they could eat through our entire domestic crop in 14 days. usda bumped the a staggering 52 point 6 bushels to the acre average. but the u.s. isn't the only country expecting bumper crops. australia, russia, ukraine, and kazakhstan are also expecting record yields this harvest. russia is forecasting its big

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. >> the wto's as for the first time in over a decade, the value of imports and exports around the world is growing more slowly than total economic growth. the signals are even worse than after the financial crisis. come -- these are not investing enough right now. it has dramatically lowered the forecast down to 1.7%. it is said the downgrade was largely due to an unexpectedly sharp drop in trade volumes and lower growth and developing countries. other risks include the impact of britain leaving the eu and interest rates in the united states. trade deals could help remove barriers and get more trade growth started. >> more business later in the show. brent: here's a reminder of the top story -- opinion polls taken after the first presidential debate has taken -- have given the edge into hillary clinton. donald trump accuse a host of being tougher on him than on clinton. after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day. on spinning the spin. we going to do that when we come back. ♪ >> another week has gone by, but never fear; in case you missed anything euromaxx has the hi

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and the failure of nafta and also the wto, the world trade organization, chinese ascension into the wto all of those clinton-era programs -- the failure was, number one, not to have nearly strong enough and enforceable enough labor and environmental side agreements. number two, not to have adjustment mechanisms here in the united states for people who lost their jobs to help them get good jobs, that were new jobs, for the jobs they lost. the winners in trade could have compensated the losers and still come out ahead, but they did not. and that is a structural, political problem in this country that we have to address. it is also a problem with regard to technological displacement. it's not just trade. technology is displacing and will continue to displace and will displace even more good jobs in the future, but we have absolutely no strategy for dealing with that. and right now, the burdens of technological displacement are falling, once again, on the working middle class, lower-income people, who have very, very few alternatives, driving a greater and greater wedge between those who ar

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say, in their complaint, they have piloted the wto commitments. the u.s.rade representative office actually said chinese price support for these come ohs of a weed corn, and rice are basically subsidizing to the tune of $100 billion more than it has said it would do. that is why it is taking me complaint. complaint.he u.s. farmers, they have been suffering in this commodities downturn. wheat prices at a 10 year low, corn prices at a nine-year low. china and others have been selling corn stockpiles as well. too much of these commodities on the global market. they have been whittling down there inventories, at a 16 year high in china. 13%a resumed the value-added tax rebate on corn exports. anna: what retaliation can we expect from china? we can expect retaliation because china, according to a number of experts, we have gotten comments from, don't necessarily expect any change in practice by the cheney's. chinese. they are considering anti-dumping tariffs on various products. quote, -- this is not necessarily a one-sided story. the timing of the action is pe

. >> whitaker: for his part, marty stroud says glenn ford deserves evernned he wto seeorto apologize. w do y apologize to someone for taking 30 years of his life from him? >> stroud: well, there's no books you can read that. i just went in and apologized. >> whitaker: do you forgive him? >> ford: no. he didn't only take from me, he took from my whole family. forgive him. >> ford: well, i don't. but i'm still trying to. >> whitaker: do you think you deserve his forgiveness? if somebody had done that to me, i don't know if i could forgive them. >> whitaker: you say you destroyed his life. sounds like this incident destroyed your life, too. >> stroud: i've got a hole in me through which the north wind blows. it's... it's a sense of coldness, it's a sense of just disgust. there's nhi out there that can fill in that hole that says i... it's allight. well, it's not all right. it's not all right. >> ?eeyour eyeon the prize ldn ? hold ... >> whiker: thr weeks after we met him, glenn ford died, penniless. his final months, he lived off charity. donations covered the cost of >> cox: there was a

hillary clinton supported china's entry into the wto and she supported tpp. --on't think any cap anything can be as bad as nafta but tpp will be pretty close and it will be a disaster for this area. she just does whatever her donors and special interests want her to do. that is why she is raising all this money. we are putting out a statement tomorrow and a lot of it unfortunately came from me. what am i going to do? a lot of it came from small donors. andre averaging $61 a shot we raised millions. we will be reporting a very big number tomorrow. administration, we will negotiate trade deals on behalf of american workers not for some other country or some company owned by the special interest and donors who give her money. for the american workers, it will be america first. ensure farmers in north carolina have the tools they need to thrive at home and compete on a level playing field in foreign markets and that means negotiating fair trade deals that do indeed put america first. i will also convene my top generals. we have a great one here. graduated number

if we don't reach some deal, wto rules straight away. what happens then? don't think chancellor merkel will allow that to happen. she has a very sensible head on her shoulders. unlikely thatly the chancellor will allow a that wethat as regret cannot agree to this alternative to actually be booted out of the european union. it is not obvious what article 50 mechanics actually supposed to look like. it has not happened before. everything is up in the air. mark: brexit isn't going to happen, that is your bottom line. but if article 50 is triggered, you then have to come to a deal. will the deal be essentially the same deal as we had before? couldi think that britain , in the two years that we have, withdraw its application to leave. and if it decides to, then chancellor merkel and whoever the next french president is, they will probably make sure that we are allowed to withdraw that. mark: withdraw your application to withdraw. how is that going to go down? the: we are already facing most fragmented body politic vote in terms of the citizenry and the voters a

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asry: that interview as well my talk with the head of the wto on monday. thanks.ladimir putin said he would like opec and russia to reach a deal to freeze oil supplies. the russian president was speaking in an exclusive interview with bloomberg's editor in chief. he said he also expects the dispute over iran's participation to be resolved, but that it can be resolved. pres. putin: understand that iran is starting from a very low level from well-known sections. it would be unfair to leave the tension level. -- the sanction level. i see this viewpoint of economic sense and logic, it would be good to find some sort of compromise. yousef: let's get more on this story with bloomberg news andrew live from moscow. what are your key takeaways from this conversation? takeaway is that this was a president talking to us who was sitting pretty. it was a two-hour interview, he was full of confidence throughout the interview when speaking about foreign relations, oil. just played to get. the domestic economy is doing quite well, despite sanctions. when he looks at europe with a

tendering a complaint recently with the wto about how china has incentivize farming. a can turn of that is for you? >> china is our number one agricultural customer so we have to risk that bad but they could be doing a lot more and we could be doing a lot more if they hadn't been subsidizing their commodities as much. then -- they made a commitment and promise that they would follow the rules and they would be allowed a certain level. they have exceeded that by about $100 billion. that's costly to our producers and i think it's appropriate. we filed 20 of these cases. 14 have been against china, several in the agricultural space. i think it's a strong signal to farmers and ranchers and producers and the country that we will focus on enforcement and make sure these trade agreements are lived up to and this is a reassuring step we had taken from american agriculture. >> exports are way up. from half of the rhetoric on the campaign trail, is in what looking, talking about trade we haven't been talking about. how concerning is that to you? how difficult could that be for

there are all kinds of problems for banks that will not have acces industries that might face wto tariffsghtaway. we would ask for a transitional arrangement, something that holds us together with europe a little longer until we can provide a more permanent pact. in some cases, they are saying may angela merkel -- andrea should hold off until she can get this transitional agreement. about: you talk to people this issue and the rhetoric is all about power, they need us more than we need them, a need us more than we need them. triggeredrticle 50 is the u.k. does not have as much power in negotiating anymore. simon: that is why it is taking some time. it does not want to necessarily race to the negotiating table to find the other side has better points to make, so it will take a few months to put the ducks in a row. , they arew today making the point that theresa may needs to invoke article 50 30 quickly and do so quickly. head ofif you are household in britain, you are in limbo until this gets sorted out which might be a decade, a generation or two. simon: i think that would be quite a stre

the wto says global trade will expand of thesesince the financial crisis.ay weakness in key thinking a -- if toll. trade will expand 1.7% in 2016. it also predicts real gdp growth of 2.2%, marking the weakest performance since 2009. businessour bloomberg flash of it. -- he has protectively -- trumpnow he sees donald pulling out a very narrow win based on his metrics. he was asked whether this is one of the harder elections to call. >> here is what makes this election so tough. my prediction system is based on studying every american presidential election going back to 1860. guided by the theory that elections are essentially judgments on the performance of the party holding the white house. today, the democrats. have 13 true false questions and it's six of them go against the party in power, the democrats, they are predicted losers. right now they are down exactly six. that is what historical force. but for the first time in over 30 years i have hedged my prediction because we have another historical force colliding with it and that is the absolutely presid

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china's unfair subsidy behavior is prohibitive by the terms of its entrance into the wto. and i intend to enforce the rules. and i'm sure we'll make a deal somewhere along the way. but they are not laying fairly and our politicians don't understand how to play the game. [applause] it is china does not stop its illegal activities, including its theft of american trade secrets and intellectual properties, i will apply counter mailing duties until china ceases and assists. you know -- andy cysts -- ceases and thdesists. you know what that means. to the united states international trade commission, improved protection of america's internet -- just think of this -- improve protection of america's intellectual property in china would add 2 million jobs he year within the united states every single year. and we do nothing. we allow them to get away with it. who can blame them and i don't blame them at all. if you can get away with it, they are going to get away with it. we are going to stop a outflow of jobs from our country and open a new highway of jobs back into our country. h

the wto says the growth in global trade will be one third lower than they'd expected this year. of 1.7 percent compared to 2.8% forecast back in april. the slowest growth and trade since 2009. the head of the wto says it should serve as a wake-up call and warning against the rise of anti-globalization sentiment. >> some bad news in france for the government when it comes to unemployment. >> the number of people registered as unemployed rose by 50,000 in august. in biggest monthly rise three years comes after a steady decline seen in previous months. hispresident staked reputation on cutting implement. -- unemployment. the latest on implement figures for august will put him on the back foot. the employment minister says the dutch were exceptional. >> we had forecast difficulties in the wake of the attacks in july. those expectations have unfortunately been confirmed. of peopleere are lots battling to find a job. tourism in france's suffering due to the recent terror attacks. the number of visitors has dropped by 7%. it's estimated that paris alone has lost $750 million. in august

tg 20 committed to ratifying the wto agreement to reduce the cost of the burden of goods across bordersemale friends to take advantage of global supply chains. britain continued to press for ambitious e.u. trade agenda including implementing the dl in forging agreements with japan and america and we will make these arguments is these arguments as fun as they are members of the e.u. we will also force our round of trade deals and i am pleased to say that just as the u.k. can't see the opportunities late in the opportunities within the e.u. presents, so two of international partners who recognize the attractiveness of doing business with the u.k. the literature of india, mexico, south korea and singapore are welcome -- the trade minister visited the u.k. yesterday to take part in exploratory discussion and trade deals and in our bilateral end of the summit, in our bilateral again at the summit, president of blood made clear that china would welcome discussions on the trade arrangement with the u.k. as we do free trade around the world, we must also do more to ensure working people really

they don't have to have congressional approval or wto approval. that loophole assumes the president will act responsibly. >> what sectors do you want to buy in the case of a clinton presidency. >> clinton presidency has a massive positive impact on the construction sector. that's the most positive sector. it has positive exacts to other retail spending. certainly one that comes off the minimum wage increases. so i would say those that manufacturing, that's a positive impact from fiscal spending. so you see. they are significant positive. >> gina, thank you very much. gina sanchez ceo of chantico gobble. we'll talk more about the banks. keep your tweets coming. german lenders may struggle to reverse their ailing fortunes. we'll look at britain's banks and one bank that's bucking the brexit blues. we'll be right back. guess what guys, i switched to sprint. sprint? i'm hearing good things about the network. all the networks are great now. we're talking within a 1% difference in reliability of each other. and, sprint saves you 50% on most current nati

trump sang in the audience and then spoke to the church sayingñ wto help the people there rebuild theird so that we can also remedy economics so that the african- american community can benefit economically, through jobs and income and so many other different ways. >> the pastor of the church also gave trump a prayer shawl. trump is trying to gain support in the black community. polls suggest that hf#xdafrica- americans strongly favor his democratic rival hillary clinton. >>> meanwhile, the united states and china have signed o.1 to the paris agreement on climate change. president obama announced the formal u.s. ratification earlier today. obama along with china's commander-in-chief submitted their nation's plan to reduce carbon emissions. the president while he is in china for his last g20 meeting, the summit is one of his last opportunity rozo[ito shape amer foreign policies. >>> the 46th annual belmont greek festival kicked off today. thousands attended the first day of the week long event in san mateo county. people got a taste of traditional greek cuisines. the festival will end t

tg 20 committed to ratifying the wto agreement to reduce the cost of the burden of goods across borders and more to encourage female friends to take advantage of global supply chains. britain continued to press for ambitious e.u. trade agenda including implementing the dl in forging agreements with japan and america and we will make these arguments is these arguments as fun as they are members of the e.u. we will also force our round of trade deals and i am pleased to say that just as the u.k. can't see the opportunities late in the opportunities within the e.u. presents, so two of international partners who recognize the attractiveness of doing business with the u.k. the literature of india, mexico, south korea and singapore are welcome -- the trade minister visited the u.k. yesterday to take part in exploratory discussion and trade deals and in our bilateral end of the summit, in our bilateral again at the summit, president of blood made clear that china would welcome discussions on the trade arrangement with the u.k. as we do free trade around the world, we must also do more to ensur

china's unfair subsidy behavior is prohibitive by the terms of its entrance into the wto and i intend to enforce the rules. and i'm sure we'll make a deal somewhere along the way. but they're not playing fairly and our politicians don't understand how to play the game. if china does not stop its illegal activities including its theft of american trade secrets and intellectual properties, i will apply countervailing duties until china ceases and desists. you know what that means. just a single action of enforcing intellectual property rules alone, just alone, would add millions of new american jobs. according to the united states international trade commission, improve protection of america's -- just think of this. improve protection of america's intellectual property in china would add 2 million jobs a year within the united states every single year and we do nothing. we allow them to get away with it. who can blame them? i don't blame them at all. if you can get away with it, they're going to get away with it. we're going to stop the outflow of jobs from our country and open a new hi

rules.trade under wto if the eu wants to do a deal, we are all years.f they don't, it is up to them. guy: a lot has been made of the data over the last few weeks, certainly pointing to the absence of armageddon when it comes to the economy. early,ou say it is too even in your optimistic view, too early to say what the effect is going to be? prognosis frome the imf, the oecd and so on, was around the immediate impact of a brexit vote. that has been proven to be untrue. looking further into the future, it is difficult to be precise. what we do know is that the key element which economists generally just don't get is that democracy is what creates economic success. look at japan after 50 years ago. it rose from the ashes. south korea versus north. west germany versus east. north america versus south. if we get more democracy, which we will get if we or when we leave the eu, it will improve our economic performance. being more dissect of than that is being more difficult. generally, already we've seen the gloomy prognosis has been wrong and i think we will

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