union how do you see that i think globalization is is dead in the water globalization to me and this is my opinion i mean everybody has a different opinion on this obviously it was it was it was a wrong start to begin with what it was was bill clinton was trying to embrace wall street right so one of the asks by wall street was can you let us push globalization and what that meant to them is when you let our corporations send jobs out of the country will you let our corporations be told what they can and can't produce that they sell it to the american people like you're going to get it cheaper like this is going to be better for you and it's a lie just like their ability to sue they can come here and we have this way mollies who are saying that they can come to the united states a foreign company can come the united states and say we don't like the e.p.a. has told us that we can't dump our toxic chemicals into your river therefore we're going to sue you and get paid by the taxpayer. so we can poison so we can poison you so that's globalisation so robert he's again he's a brilliant la

union is made up of 27 member states and has incredible opportunities the economic benefits of trade deals with other countries such as new zealand or australia are the united states will pale really in comparison to the trade benefits with the european union and i think if we look at the statistics that especially the statistics around those obtaining european citizenship the 2000 percent increase in those obtaining german citizenship or even the amount of people that are were 19 british citizenship it does certainly give the impression that british that is and increasingly are seeing their british that distance it ship as a lesser or less valuable than that of a european citizenship so you really think the brics it is pushing people who call britain home to leave it forever. i mean the figures suggest that certainly there is an increase of people that are of tain in other citizenship and even some that are in 19 british citizenship and that's to be expected when we had a 5248 referendum here i think that it was incredibly divisive and in many ways it could even lead to be the divis

union's ambassador to pack up and leave the country we're going to discuss all that and more coming up.

union is i a major stimulus package to save the region's economy and if it coronavirus continues to pound brazil as the latin american giant is now the new epicenter of the virus we breakdown the told the disease is taking there and around the globe and later. a new era of private space development.

welcome back on a wednesday the european union is expected to propose allowing consumer groups to sue companies and receive compensation a legal route not currently allowed in many e.u. nations the measure if it's put in place would allow consumer groups impacted by circumstances like the volkswagen emissions scandal and the two thousand and seventeen ryan air flight delays and mass cancellations to seek group compensation similar to class action lawsuits in the united states the plan would need to be approved by the european parliament and each national government. the european far right has scored another political victory the. immigrant fit as party of the current prime minister viktor orban says they have secured over two thirds of the popular vote in parliamentary elections with that level of support fit as will be able to easily elect or by an end to a third term and party leaders have plans to change the hung garion constitution election observers from the organization for security and cooperation in europe said the campaign was marked by quote intimidating and xenophobic rheto

union the u.s. treasury department announced late monday that they would impose tariffs on eleven billion dollars worth of the e.u. imports over a lingering litigation at the world trade organization that case involves subsidies to aviation manufacturer airbus well the e.u. want to favorable judgment at the deputy a last month on their claim regarding u.s. subsidies to boeing and e.u. officials told the wall street journal that they expect arbitrators to cut down the list of items that treasury targeted for terror of citing w t o rules and process in the meantime stock markets reacted unfavorably trending down on the news the global economy is losing steam. well the global economy is losing steam and that is the word from the i.m.f. for the in the international monetary fund the organization has downgraded global growth to three point three percent for twenty one thousand that is two tenths lower than the global crisis linder forecast in january it is four ten slower than in october china and india

leave the european union without a deal chinese exports to the u.k. could actually boost by ten billion dollars or seventeen percent of its current exports in the country u.s. exports would actually rise some five point three four billion and japan would gain four point nine billion certainly there are some nations that might be hoping for a no deal brags that china obviously would be the lead of those. well i think the issue here is that the world is now shaped by trading blocs one is the united states one is china and the third big one is europe or it was if the europeans fracture partly by the braggs it the disaster already and particularly more so if they now leave but you also see it in italy as per your comment earlier the italians have cut their own deal with the chinese already if you fracture up europe if france or germany begin to see that they're going to have to choose sides ates not clear which way they'll go with the u.s. with mr trump and they don't like with a destroyed britain which they're watching or with an ascending china we could

union agreed to a 500000000000 euro bailout package to help those affected by the virus stimulus. from the fed also helped gain some confidence in the region now moving across the atlantic over to brazil where the evo best buy is also up on the week now closing thursday very strongly into the holiday weekend the brazilian real posted one of its best weeks in 4 years this is after plunging to a record low just about a month ago or oil producer potoroo saw more than a 15 percent gain on the week now having north to mexico where the b.m.v. also up on the week with some gains now we're not seeing quite as big of gains that we're seeing across other markets throughout the world but still and did on green and then moving over here to the united states where all major indices are the dow the s. and p. and the nasty egg all an overall green arrow for the new york stock exchange despite the dismal job numbers of almost nearly 17000000 americans applying for unemployment more stimulus measures from the fed kept markets going up right into the holiday weekend the question now becomes have we

to acquire formula one the complete or union a c.b.c. will need to defeat other interested parties who are expected to compete for a share of moto g.p. . european commission investigators have raided fox offices in the hammersmith neighborhood of west london the commission has released a statement about the raid acknowledging that it had conducted unannounced inspections in several member states over rights related to sporting events the commission cited concerns over possible violations of e.u. antitrust rules and one cartels and characterize the raids as a preliminary step noting that there is no deadline to complete their inquiry london's daily telegraph which broke the story says print and electronic documents were seized that investigators are expect to remain on the premises through thursday. and last we left potential murder merger talks between t. mobile and sprint all talks were off. if that was a november and since then sprint shares have lost more than a fifth of their value as they are saddled with a thirty two billion dollar

well the european union is currently drafting legislation that could penalize sites like the one in question with fines up to four percent of their gold so the move to crackdown on archive dot org content from the e.u. it's just one of a number of sweeping regulation proposals being mauled by governments across the globe from europe to down under in australia the move to regulate extremist internet content it's been met with claims from critics that could that this could actually stifle free speech joining me now to break it all down is international regulatory attorney miles edwards miles thanks for being here well thank you for inviting me so the u.k. is a mole in this new bill that would heavily censored content on social media websites and online social pages making tech executives punishable for content on their sites if it's not immediately removed facebook a lot of this is kind of a knee jerk reaction in some ways to that what is your take on the proposal and the concerns about stifling free speech is that justified. to a degree what happened was around three days ago the united kingd

union exports the growing u.k. trade gap was partially offset by increased exports to the e.u. from the u.k. here to join us is steve keen steve we thank you so much for being with us particular when it's late over there in london the u.k. deficit trade deficit is smaller than previously thought what are we to make of it well not a lot it's not a measure of fluctuation and then there are elements of revaluation including profits on financial transactions which went recorded previously which are for jews to try to deficit. substantial margin going back quite a few years since they've backtracked in the data so it's not a major change it's i think we spend far too much time worrying about mana fluctuations around long term trends and the long term trend i think is still for the u.k. to have a much bigger try deficit than it should actually have and it's largely in that situation i think because of the impact on the euro making german manufacturing exports and the like a lot cheaper than they would be if they had a ge

union as it stands i wash convience the c.s. in my election even before that the you young needs a substantial reform and very deep regret for process because it is clear that that on some aspect we do not talk of the euro group in my view doesn't walk. they you or that europe doesn't that enough capacity in the industry sector in the had sector so what was important before the crisis to me it is began absolutely necessary so on one side there is the as for the dimension seat and so far even we do we have been talking about the aspect of the american c. of the coronavirus crowd this the are the issue either institutional and democratic recovery which is a steal a white page of it white pages that need stated to be a good written sort or just very quickly if you don't mind those all important trade talks between the e.u. and the u.k. is the deadline achievable are we heading for a no deal breaks it. it made us very difficult in my view is that a difficult now to the deadline so either the u.k. asked for a april 8th to prolong the

did you are now ready why so we have an answer from the european union to take part in this is rice good morning chemical weapons facilities in syria. yes can you confirm that all the countries you contacted we refuse to take part in the operation carried out by france and its allies if the answer is now why did you think that it was better not to involve our european partners. intervene through without any particular goal and what happened after he has demonstrated that. these strikes demonstrate the irresponsible behavior of the three global powers that yet again gave into the temptation to play the role of world's policeman which is more than ever obsolete inefficient and hazardous that. to his friends want to ignore international law and blindly follow the united states bill clinton attacked yugoslavia by blindly violating international law george bush did the same in iraq and barack obama in libya and syria it seems the evidence that made france decide to carry out strikes against syria is partly based on information from social media. well that debate came after an interview.

union the pound sterling as value has increased by six percent already this year it's been assisted by factors including increasing optimism about the brics that deal and weakness in the dollar and last friday a currency strategist said i n g of the netherlands called the pound the darling of the currency world earlier today the pound fell back a bit on news of higher than expected inflation. the european commission is seeking to improve bank regulation and ensuring quicker access to electronic communications of alleged terrorists on tuesday the commission proposed giving judges across the eurozone the power to demand evidence held in servers in other countries in terrorism cases companies would have to produce the requested materials within ten days or even six. hours and designated emergencies the commission also responded to the recent money laundering scandal at a b l.v. latvia's third largest bank by proposing to ease sharing a banking information between national financial intelligence units the bill would set a three day deadline for units to respond information requests from

crops are now allowed in the european union you're still not allowed to grow these crops in the european union what are we going to do to stop this leviathan from swallowing the world i mean obviously alex points out these extraordinary health risks public health risks i think the way however to really stop these got money out of it a lot of people don't realize that month santo gets their money from their half on plants they actually own their genetic modifications yet and he need to do is yeah i was attacked fred before i forget to go back so one you talked about the the monster that was because of what we call drift the plants pollinate from a neighboring field so you may not have planted a roundup ready corner beans but you did your neighbors fields and a lot of that was going on as you say led a bunch of negative lawsuits over to the e.u. i mean the e.u. used to this disc hate a genetically modified organism or hall when i used to work at the u.s.d.a. would dan glickman was secretary went to paris one time and he was protested but women were shirtless and on their chest each had a l

people who come into the united kingdom you know france the european union have to sign up to the values of tolerance and respect respect for different faiths different ways of life it wasn't any kind of laws within europe freedom of movement of free speech he wanted to deny people that the issue is you can't be talking about freedom of speech and integrity and then silence people i will defend your right to free speech but when that free speech is the supreme oh the denying of all those their rights the nuts when the actual boundaries because stopped because you cannot say to somebody you have free speech well that in that free speech you're trying to deny all the people that i'm one of the problems we've got is what we don't see our justice system being dealt with properly and dealing with i don't know is just this is to get on with we see a number of extremists who are involved in terrorism or supporting terrorism now behind bars the justice system is working because those people have been caught and be put behind bars we've got the extremists here who we cannot deport but to their ow

union as well and still sometimes facing some some investigations right i mean google and apple really just who knows how to work this out but a little bit ironic here talking about privacy again with whom both co-host pence juan thank you for that report. so there are things. time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return we'll take a look at the state of the global economy with professor richard wolf and what a potentially huge shaped recovery could look like as we go to break here the numbers up a. little . tough for a lot cluster primary democrats and their media friends have decided on joe biden as their party's nominee which is the electable will the progressive's fall in line with these junk offering voters in will the d.n.c. experience buyer's remorse november. is your media a reflection of reality. in the world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation little community. are you going the right way or are you being led so. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a maid in the shallo

union as well and still sometimes facing some some investigations right i mean google and apple really just who knows how they'll work this out but a little bit ironic here talking about privacy again with whom both co-host ben swan thank you for that report. there are things. time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return we'll take a look at the state of the global economy with professor richard wolf and what a potentially huge coverage could look like as we go to break here the numbers that the. math guys are financial survival guide liquid assets not those that you can convert into caste point is really. to keep in mind no as if i'm into a place to watch guys or board. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being led to. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or remain in the shallowness. the coronavirus pandemic has impacted all countries around the world both rich and even developed al

union as well and still sometimes facing some some investigations right i mean google and apple really just who knows how to work this out but a little bit ironic here talking about privacy again with whom both co-host pence one thank you for that report. surfing's. time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return we'll take a look at the state of the global economy with professor richard wolf and what a potential you shaped recovery could look like as we go to break here the numbers up above. you shouldn't sell but i. can just. see i guess. i was on the floor some things in my basket and you know whining crying. when i. was it's time for the west to die worms i was having children fever i didn't have any sense of c. source now from the leadership from the world with you. recently she was under the old just introducing. simon to song for research. i hope i didn't. push myself to the full me in the face i'm going to. go. this is a story about what happens austria stray bullets kills a young girl in the streets. what happens to her. daughters and. the mother daughter is ve

didn't get an invitation in time to join those joint procurement schemes within the european union however we've also been hearing from leaders in brussels the e.u. commission have hit back at that claim saying that the u.k. knew perfectly well about this scheme and leaving it to others to decide whether it was indeed a political decision or not and whether simon mcdonald has perhaps been strong armed into changing what he said yesterday. thank you very much indeed for all of that. dozens of countries could experience one spread firmin as a result of the pandemic if rich nations don't hack soon that's according to the un's world food programme. it warns at least 30 countries in the developing world are risk of famine if urgent action isn't taken of those 10 already have at least $1000000.00 experiencing acute food shortages it was asian says more than one of the half 1000000000 pounds of pledged aid needs to be released so it reaches where it is needed most urgently but hundreds of millions more is needed for logistics including air lifts to get food and medical supplies to remote areas he

union as well and still sometimes facing some investigations right i mean google and apple really just who knows how they'll work this out but a little bit ironic here talking about privacy again with them both co-host pence one thank you for that report. sara things. time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return we'll take a look at the state of the global economy with professor richard wolf and what a potentially you keep recovering could look like as we go to break here the numbers at the. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. dramatic to follow only. very. time to sit down and talk. people are really remarking that 2020 is a mirror image of 2008 it's the exact same problem banks blew themselves up in are now demanding a bailout at the point of a gun from the fed and other central banks and except this time the dislocation in the economy combined with the coronavirus is so great. this. is a story about. stray bullets kills young in the streets. what happens to. the mother daughter is. what happens to the co

markel added she has committed to helping the rest of the european union in fighting the pandemic meanwhile china's foreign ministry announced its plan to donate an additional $30000000.00 to the world health organization this is up 10000000 from the original donation the contribution comes just days after the white house suspended its funding for the organization over its handling of the corona virus the w.h.o. also announced 3 additional vaccines in human trials stages bringing the total now to 6 potential vaccinations but for more numbers and information on the corona virus be sure to check out our portable the t.v. app and look at the section of tracking coronavirus. more jobless claims are rolling in here in the united states as we get the latest non-farm payroll reports for the month of march will joining us now to discuss is boom us co-host christy i was there and then us we surprised me should have got the latest reading that over 26 americans saw unemployment benefits over the last 5 weeks so that basically means that all of the jobs created during the last 11 years were wiped out

union as well and still sometimes facing some some investigations right i mean google and apple really just who knows how to work this out but a little bit ironic here talking about privacy again with whom both co-hosts pence one thank you for that report. surfing's. time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return we'll take a look at the state of the global economy with professor richard wolf and what a potential you shaped recovery could look like as we go to break here the numbers up above. you're sitting somewhere i. guess let's see i guess. i was on the floor some things in my basket and you know trying praying. yes it's time for us to die worms i was having chilling fever i didn't have any sense of ceaseless now from the most you know the words world would you. recently she was under the old you to. comedy song. by her didn't. push myself to the full me in the 5 am local time. people are really remarking that 2020 is a mirror image of 2008 it's the exact same problem banks over leverage blew themselves up and are now demanding a bailout at the point of a gun from

union as well and still sometimes facing some some investigations right i mean google and apple really just who knows how they'll work this out but a little bit ironic here talking about privacy again with them both co-host ben swan thank you for that report there are things. now for a quick break but hang here because when we return we'll take a look at the state of the global economy with professor richard wolf and what a potential you keep recovery could look like as we go to break here the numbers that the. this is a story about what happens auster a stray bullet kills a young girl in the streets. what happens to her family and daughters in florida you know the mother daughter is buried in a cemetery it really messes with your head what happens to the community the public was screaming for a scapegoat the police needed a scapegoat so why not choose a 19 year old black kid with a criminal record who better to pen this than him and what happens in court be. shocked shocked as far as we feel. we don't know she'll just from. the end of this trial unfortunately due to the will still lov

turning back to the americas let's catch up with mexico mexico and the european union have agreed to the terms of a deal on trade that eliminates nearly all terrorist between mexico and the e.u. mexico agreed to open government procurement to competition from e.u. companies and recognize two hundred forty geographical indications for products such as champagne that must be grown or made in certain places the e.u. in turn will grant greater access to mexican meats tuna orange juice and other products and in related news the mexican peso which swooned. in recent days rallied modestly today on the news about the e.u. trade deal as well as rumors that nafta renegotiation may be announced soon on monday the peso of fallen to nearly twenty to the dollar and finally right hailing service a d.d. began operations in mexico on monday starting to win the city of toluca devi famously won the battle with for the chinese market and the fight now moves to latin america. the big burden of student debt is a beast for many millennia was in a recent survey by the american student aid assistance program

the european union has grown concerned over china's economic ambitions in europe and considers it a strategic competitor since two thousand and ten china has made significant and increasingly large investments in the e.u. about a third of the blocks total assets are now in the hands of foreign owned companies . of these nine point five percent of these companies have their ownership based in china hong kong or macao or up significantly from two point five percent in two thousand and seven. the company compares that to the control twenty nine percent controlled by either us or canada right now and that is a significant decline from the forty two percent back in two thousand and seven analysts estimate that comprehensibly china has invested three hundred eighteen billion euros into the e.u. over the past decade while the total amount is not huge relatively speaking that pace is alarming. chinese into teas are already partially or wholly owned at least four airports six seaports wind farms in nine countries and thirteen professional football teams the volume and nature of these investments have

union comes up with its own half trillion euro recovery plan to look forward to the congressional budget office as dire numbers for the future of the economy and the federal deficit much of the total expense won and the washington area dr about the rise of color health and how it may become the new normal but we have a show for you today so let's go and i've read that. global infections for the coronavirus stand out more than $2700000.00 the total death toll and nearly 200000 world leaders met virtually with the world health organization to launch what they called a landmark collaboration to fight the pandemic will the u.s. did not participate but french president manuel mccrone and german chancellor angela merkel were among the group and they pledged to accelerate their work on these tests drugs and even vaccines while you as you and secretary general antonio terrorist cited the importance of these global efforts. the world needs of the development of production and equal to believe many of safe and effective government 19 facts internet bill ticks and they'd gnostics not a vaccine or t