up in a shared identity but these days messages that appealed toh the shared values seen repeatedly trumped by messages intended to exploit narrow group identity. she argues those in the international affairs and our domestic dealings, americans have fallen prey to tribalism as we've often been blind to it and we have a debilitating tendency to revert to its. a number of positive reviews, one of the "washington post" insightful, disquieting, hopeful because they are trying to break out of their political tribes. whether the amount of a definite seismic trend is debatable, but at least they are encouraging and psychological research shows humans can in various ways break the tribal spiral. as an added attraction she will be in conversation with the the authoril of the best-selling hillbillyology, his compelling memoir about growing up poor in a family of appalachian values and habits. amy and jb know each other very well. amy took an interest in him and his background and helped persuade him and ended up introducing the person who became his literary agent. we should all have such help with

thank you, president trump emma for protecting our second amendment rights and another view saying trump is going off the rails at the nra conference. --haps the multiple topics to our independent line in mesa, arizona. guest: i just wanted to point is that president trump quite the special man. disappointed in the mainstream media that don't recognize all the good things that he is doing for the country. i firmly believe peace through strength, he has got it down completely. brilliant as far as i'm concerned. host: frank, and democrats line -- frank, democrats line. i --: i think the honor nra has trumped in their pocket. he has done nothing at all in regards to gun control. that is my issue. touchvice president pence on guns and gun safety. the vice presidents best way to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. thinky support him and i -- host: the president talked about a lot of issues, but a lot of other things. what else did you hear that encourages you? reiteratesgs he every speech. he is in front of us every day where he is taking the country. i have never seen anythin

viscera donald trump's that. the point they were trying to make is america is a shining city upon a hill. that's a liberal critique of the trump election that i heard a fair amount in the wake of the 2060 election but another critique is what i like to call the left as opposed to the liberal side of american politics is that this is precisely what the united states of america is. donald trump is worse than anybody says that he is. he is just as bad his harshest critics. indeed in that terribleness the m. body meant of what america really is. i think that second argument is not just misguided. i think it actually may lead to the type of ethnic tensions to talk about in your book. we don't have some common idea of an american nation, if we can't at least appeal to the same shared values, if america is instead of a shining city upon the hill just a terrible country with terrible people than what argument or what common idea, with common purpose do we appeal to when we are arguing for political change would you like

you have known donald trump from the early days of business in new york. as the presidency changed at all? >> that's a very interesting question. i don't think so. i think he's had more impact on the national thought process than the fish into the presidency has had on him. i think he's very much the same person as before. it is just that his focus now is in big public issues, not on the next real estate transaction with the next other transaction. his focus has changed. i don't think the person has changed at all. >> finally, i wanted to ask you about the president space agenda. how do you see that been ruled out and can america be ruled out? >> we've been given a commerce at task of becoming one-stop shopping commercialization of space. space is becoming a reality much sooner than you would think. it's probably going to be space tourism no later than next year. when space operator has already gotten 600 people to pre-paid $250,000 each for a space ride suborbital space ride. so it's coming. what is also coming will be space eventual mining activity on th

president trump had previously criticized china for exporting more goods to the u.s. than vice versa but now the agreement should begin to reduce america's three hundred seventy five billion dollar trade deficit with the nation. china is also pleased with the deal and with it the avoidance of a difficult trade war. really believe that the chinese and u.s. governments reached a good agreement an outcome acceptable for both sides of course both governments should honor such agreement which you know. economists think the chinese government will now instruct companies to focus more on u.s. products but the agreement could be bad news for european firms especially german mechanical engineering and automotive companies who rely a great deal on the chinese market. but while it's a chinese u.s. trade truce relations with the e.u. are not as core deal german cars popularity in the u.s. is a thorn in trump side he maintains it erodes america's car industry so he's asked the commerce department to consider whether auto and auto part imports threaten u.s. national security and sh

president donald trump cancel the planned summit with. us at the top of the next though as ever in the meantime you can always get the latest updates from web sites or follow us on twitter and on facebook next up here on our roundup of the week's top stories. this is the entire point i ask him to resign dealing with they killed many civilians. including my father while. i was a student i wanted to build a life for myself. but suddenly life became knowledge and. providing insights global news that matters d. w. made for mines. accidentally shot and some. trolls. time in the field to. get out. with him. this week on g.w. . oranges from the u.s. could soon be a regular fixture in some chinese supermarkets. the asian country has agreed to import more goods that are made in usa for u.s. president donald trump it's been a cause for celebration on twitter. china has agreed to buy massive amounts of additional great cultural products. would be one of the best things to happen to our farmers in many years. china barriers and tariffs to come down f

in electing donald trump for instance. and donald trump has turned it the "swamp" which is probably the term most americans immediately understand because washington was at one point a swamp. and the creatures coming out of the swamp are certainly fighting and fighting back for their turf. >> watch after words on c-span2's book tv. american history tv, we hear from three veterans

vote and the trump voters? because many of the mainstream press, of course, conservative press as well, and all the talk after the election was that it was all about the left behind, it was all about the middle states, the fly over states, it was all about those who, you know, under going severe economic disenfranchisement and anxiety. and yet the stanford university study suggested it is actually about racial anxiety much more than economic. they look at the economics of those who voted and they see that it's actually racial anxiety, what van jones said on election night, sort of a white lash. >> oh, i don't think there is any doubt that race is at the heart of this chapter of american history. because race has been in the heart of every chapter of american history. it is our original sin. our constitution was created to deny the full implications of what declaration of independence has said we were supposed to be about at every point race has been a difficult, difficult fault line in american life. i come fro

what is on the trump administration's billion-dollar cost-cutting list sarah, what is on this? what are some of the takeaways? >> thank you for having me. we have on this list about one third of the cutbacks come from department of energy program and that is a pretty big deal and there's some in here and some of these programs that u have been repeatedly on the top block and it's money that has not been used in a while. the leaders in congress have been looking at it to use for offset for legislation that includes clean energy (as well as a loan program that goes towards technologies from vehicles in both of those have been in frequent targets of spending bills in the past and it is unclear right now whether the white house will have the support to go ahead with those but there is also about half of the money that comes from the cutbacks is from the children's health insurance program. on its head it doesn't sound that great. the republicans go after the sloan and help but on the face of it and cbo the nonpartisan budget office has confirmed that thactually none of the funding

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president donald trump it's been a cause for celebration on twitter. china has agreed to buy massive amounts of additional farm agricultural products would be one of the best things to happen to our farmers in many years. china barriers and tariffs to come down for first time. president trump had previously criticized china for exporting more goods to the u.s. than vice versa but now the agreement should begin to reduce america's three hundred seventy five billion dollar trade deficit with the nation. china is also pleased with the deal and with it the avoidance of a difficult trade war. really we believe that the chinese and u.s. governments reached a good agreement an outcome acceptable for both sides of course both governments should honor such agreement but you know. economists think the chinese government will now instruct companies to focus more on u.s. products but the agreement could be bad news for european firms especially german mechanical engineering and automotive companies who rely a great deal on the chinese market. but while it's a chin

electing donald trump, for instance. donald trump has termed it the swamp. washington was at one point a swamp. the creatures coming out of the swamp are biting and fighting back. >> watch on book tv. >> at the white house, president d health andld in he human services secretary outlines changes. this is 15 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states accompanied by the secretary of health and human services. ladies and gentlemen, the >> thank you. i want to thank secretary these , secretary mnuchin. scott has done a fantastic job. where is scott? [applause] you have that moving? right to try, so important. administrator -- director mulvaney for being here with us today in the beautiful rose garden at the white house. we are also honored to be joined by senator bill cassidy. senator? where is senator bill cassidy? one of my great friends, senator orrin hatch. thank you. [applause] congressman michael burgess. thank you. congressman buddy carter. [applause] congressman greg -- numerous state officials from all over the country. today,

peace in the korean peninsula but you know i also want to look at another story relating to donald trump and his arrest is unpredictable nature and that is in terms of the sanctions that were placed on. in the aluminum producer if you're in the u.k. the l a mini i'm producer that that the unpredictable nature of setting up barriers or a downs in the flow of commodities and free trade is often unpredictable as he found out e.u. hit by massive aluminum shortage chunk considers easing sanctions this is from year zero intelligence and michelle locke is talking about it and they point out that the big story over the weekend is the clear and present danger that u.s. sanctions against russia pose for europe's manufacturing industry the f.t. has the story that the e.u. faces imminent supply sorted dj's of raw aluminum an aluminum oxide one of the companies targeted by the sanctions is the russian aluminum supplier roussel which the e.u. depends for its aluminum supplies the price for aluminum have skyrocketed in the last few days as shortages are becoming acute it sounds like the illuminati. get

what does that mean on the right side very far ok donald trump is far right i think he's trying to come to the sent to because he has to administer right and he was more far right before he became the president i think he's all over the place to tell you the truth i don't know that he has an ideology other than donald trump no not necessarily and he's right of center dave definitely yes but i mean the fact is he's a former democrat he's not that far right any world leaders that you would consider to be far right. but fundamentalist leaders are far right. and. i think he's right yeah maybe but like i don't know you you want i'm not sure. he's considered far right dick durbin may be. prime minister of austria perhaps. i don't know there might be a few others it seems that in politics words can be rather hard to define caleb mop and art see in new york a former u.s. diplomat jim believes there is a multifaceted effort by social media platforms to sideline views that don't fit with the company's political agenda i think there's a real concerns that the conservative voices are being discrimi

president donald trump placed sanctions on chinese electronics giant z t that almost ruined them but now trump is promising to be more lenient and help them back into business provided china scrapped plans to impose sanctions on u.s. agricultural imports. it is well known that the present president wants to reduce the bilateral trade gap. i think the way you do that is for china to lower barriers across the board in the us export now and do it that also creates growth their growth keeping these barriers down is important for u.s. farmers they would be hit hardest by the chinese tariffs announced in retaliation to trump's plans tariffs on chinese steel and aluminum imports farmers are important voters for donald trump and he'll need their support at the mid-term elections come autumn. similar poll is executive director of the german chamber of commerce in china first of all you have a lot to do with german companies operating in the country that tell me a little bit about the chinese first. they really playing along with trump's game right now i mean it's really hard for me as a journ

[applause] >> donald trump promised to rebuild the military restore the arsenal of democracy. one month ago donald trump signed into law the largest investment in our national defense since the days of ronald reagan. [applause] >> our president promised to enforce our laws and secure our borders. we have taken on sanctuary cities. we are ending to end catch and release and close the dangerous immigration loopholes in our laws. the pres. signed into law the biggest funding increase for border security in a decade and ordered the national guard. under this pres.'s leadership we doubled the arrest of vicious gang members, ms 13, and thanks to the leadership of donald trump congress approved funding for the first 100 miles of the border wall. [applause] >> i will make you a promise. when it comes to that big border wall, we are going to build it all. [applause] >> this president has also stood for the god-given liberties enshrined in our constitution and i have to tell you i couldn't be more proud to serve alongside a president who stands without apology for the sanctity of human

not getting caught up in trump stuff. doingonnell or ryan are stuff that isn't appropriate and getle do that, but don't debated into only talking about that. get back to the core issues that people worry about in their communities. host: dan from canton, ohio. >> good morning. i wanted to know what you think about the democratic movement to ban most guns in the state. stuff like that is important for a self-defense issue. i wanted to know what your opinion is. host: to be clear, how do you feel? >> i'm a big advocate for self-defense. thank you, dan. i was there and drove past the hall of fame in canton. with all due respect, i think theoverstated the views on democrat side. we have a primary were each candidate has a poor -- put forward reform on gun violence. i'll think they are saying take -- i don't think they are saying take away all the guns from ohioans. they are trying to ban things like bump stocks, create better background checks, and things that the statehouse -- and i want to give john kasich credit on this. h

president donald trump has threatened to slap sanctions on firms that do business with iran. has some gun j.v. and checks the news several times a day dear amy an entrepreneur is currently in germany visiting his business partners he sells medical technology and is also involved in the computer industry . donald trump's decision to withdraw from the iran nuclear deal comes up at every business meeting how will the e.u. react will there be new sanctions against iran. done shavian has made a lot of contacts through international trade fairs like this one in tehran last year and he has contracts with european companies but now many of his partners are uncertain about the future of the businesses. current situations right now we have to sit down and see what's going on basically through the improvement relationship between iran and european companies especially with germany and the very moment in our history we can see who is our real partner. and to be as book spam speaks to his staff in the middle east several times a day fire video link from darmstadt in southwestern germany h

think again american national security is under threat from germany's car industry also says donald trump now he wants to throw up tariffs on imports also coming up anger management a bank shareholder meeting the new chief executive confirms thousands of job cuts investors and stuff not amused and tough times for argentina's economy despite the president's reform plans is recent call for an i.m.f. loan to the little too late for the country's businesses. i'm daniel winter and this is your business update it seems every silver lining has a cloud after news of china lowering car import tariffs yesterday came the news that america wants to drastically increase its own duty it's the reason national security claims the likes of german car makers the damage in the u.s. economy german cars remain popular in the united states that's a thorn in the side of u.s. president donald trump who maintains that foreign imports have eroded the domestic car industry over the past two decades car imports have risen by fifty percent while the number of work is in american car plants has been falling german fac

trump came the closest. we wanted to show there's a difference between more establishment conservatives in reactionary types. and the difference between them. the don't necessarily want social change but they're willing to deal with it tolerated as long as society remains able. reactionary wants to go backwards in time. they want the group to maintain social prestige. so we want to say there's a real difference when it comes to conservatives. we think about toll, more reactionary types. michele bachmann, sarah palin and now, donald trump. what was different is that in the first book we just looked at white people. now are looking at white folks primarily trump supporters and people of color. you're capturing it dynamic. the first book i was the first author. so it is up there in tv land if you want to go after somebody go after the brown man, not the black man. thus latino, brown. so linking trump we argue the outcome of the election is the extension of a long process that began with the know nothing party o

they voted for donald trump. 90% of republicans voted for donald trump. eighty some% of self identified conservatives voted for donald trump. he was the main stream republican conservative candidate in the last election and his base was that traditional republican vote. some of which were those college educated white men who were not will represented on this particular panel. i just think that's very important. the mainstream right. the essentially rallied. to keep him out of power. the working class is very important in swinging key states because of our flaw. the system. it's not that the working-class doesn't matter. very quickly if you look at issues that move people it's all in a context. it is immigration. it is terrorism. with the styled candidate. and all this leads. it creates a sense of insecurity. a sense of injustice. now the problem and this is a last point i will make i think the problem with this is it raised culture and immigration or is it economics it's what tom said earlier. it would produce less reaction more openness. there had been r

china says they're going to buy a lot more stuff from the us and so trump is having a fact i mean is that weighing into the minutiae of trade deals. president has done that i can recall usually they just paint a broad stroke and hope for the best studies actually getting into the details of trade deals all sympathetic health. it's hard. but i. can give money bills off limits to help my children. that. my children are very poor. just something been asked to be do. you know it's it's just like this job to you know two nights ago i wanted to go home i was tired. but. the roof thanks we had the whole the water otherwise the the well sit down and. people get upset so. you do what you have to do. in the oil. adults has slowed down though but still steady and you know good just flow. three jobs where every day of the week. the donors show up its work about sixty eight hours. in the day for the guy doing construction maybe five or six. and this he's now working out three or four making the sandwiches and. i read this place down for only three hundred fifty dollars a month he has the whole do

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president donald trump to refer to the intelligence services planting of an alleged mole in his election campaign the department of justice though refers to that person as informant. now explains the semantic model america finds itself in. there are many out there who would and do call into question donald trump's business process but there's no denying the guy is a branding machine and his labels have a tendency to work like gangbusters little mark you know little bark he's a lion ted and they you know that's his name we can't have met rocket man sick puppy shooting rockets all over the place through kid hillary crazy very he's crazy is a bit but you know he does it with terms latest hash tag where the buzz word is spreading like wildfire he came up with this one to remind anyone who follows his twitter which is everyone that the f.b.i. may have spied on his campaign through a confidential informant but that sounds all official and is definitely not scary or catchy q trump we now call it spygate. spygate adding a gate at the end makes it so much better doesn't it watergate deflate gate

donald trump's decision to reimpose a sanctions on iran is turning up the pressure on companies the market of eighty million people was open for business now firms will be forced to pull out billions of dollars of investment also coming up iraq and women bearing heavy loads just a few businessmen can avoid paying imports. and daniel winter and this is a business up to. the u.s. president wants to reinstate the sanctions against iran over concerns about terrans alleged nuclear program but that couldn't have come at a worse time for the country's economy let's take a look iran's currency has been under pressure for months the reaal has lost over a third of its value against the dollar since december to iran is also grappling with high unemployment among recent university graduates thirty six percent of men can't find work and that number is a staggering fifty percent for women and that's not the only challenge iran is facing a lack of private investment due in part to a banking sector that can barely afford to issue loans it's investing less than three percent of its g.d.p. in maintaining it

the korean leaders may be keeping things on track but president trumps mine's been changing like the wind his possible overtones took a hit on thursday when he abruptly pulled out of meeting in june but the next day trump ended up to it was all potentially bacque gone again. we'll see what happens . to them how they want to do what we like to do because you would think they're prepared to believe you know that you know that better than anybody. or the turn abide comes after north korea issue a statement reiterating its willingness to sit down for talks donald trump cancel the meeting when pyongyang described the u.s. vice president as a political dummy mike pence had earlier threaten north korea with the fate of libya if the talks failed sadly based on the tremendous anger and open hostility displayed in your most recent statement i feel it is inappropriate at this time to have this long planned meeting or a summit was cancelled despite north korea's efforts to wards deescalation such as the release of american prisoners and the destruction of its only nuclear test site we asked inte

to deal oh no deal as we wait to find out whether president trump will pull the u.s. out of the iran nuclear treaty we are asking what would it withdraw mean for all sides. is your business update i'm helena humphrey thanks for joining me now germany's flourishing economy keeps on pumping money into state coffers reading much more tax revenue than previously full cost that's the good news now the bad news for the finance ministry has warned against too high expectations for public spending let's take a look at the numbers while an official report to be released tomorrow suggests that german tax revenue will grow from its current level of six hundred seventy five billion euros to ringing at nine hundred billion euros in the year twenty twenty two that's of course substantially more than what officials in berlin were estimating last november germany's bulging coffers a certainly impressive but they could also fuel further debate on the distribution of government funding germany's e.u. plan as a light had to criticize germany's frugality once again and the international

claims little hint either way it still works for trump they want on spending air time defecting the semantics at play here we give you the great debate of informant first by what's your reaction first to the tweet and second to the distinction between a spy term on the president is using an informant there one in the same a confidential informant is someone who was informing confidentially in other words spying you may call this person a confidential informant that's perfectly fine right but what if it's a spa funnily enough and a breakdown of the coverage of trump's latest phrase by the washington post we were mentioned as having not picked up on it you still haven't said what this whole time i haven't thought it ok well then spygate spygate spygate can we move on now well the individual at the center of the spygate scandal is cambridge university professor stephan how he was allegedly collecting information on several of trump's aides they were suspected of having links to the russian government something they deny where the information was reportedly used to stir up the trump rus

we all know that donald trump blows hot and cold at various points. we were all banking on this going ahead. what has happened?” think president trump is realising that international diplomacy is not as easy as dealmaking. although dealmaking is not easy. he felt he may have had something in the bag you. but he has been highlighting that kim jong—un has you. but he has been highlighting that kimjong—un has had a second meeting with chinese president xi. this something that was not flat. he feels that there may have been something said there, some conversations that have impacted kim jong—un's bews on what will happen between the conversation... -- views. the villages to do with the deal. if there is an inkling that the deal will not happen he wants nothing to do with it. he is an all oi’ nothing to do with it. he is an all or nothing kind of guy. there has to bea or nothing kind of guy. there has to be a deal on the table or... he is marginally more being cautious with that particular one. he is not going black and white. he is saying, well,

and as president donald trump rolled back from his plan to reinstate the use of secret prisonsy overseas only after overwhelming bipartisan outrage. the stakes are high torture is one of the darkest chapters in our modern history we cannot give this president any reason to drag this country back we cannot allow any room for that mistake to occur again. ms. haspel 33 years at the cia had decorated career and has sacrificed for this country in many ways that americans will never know. no doubt her current and former colleagues that praised her as a patriot are sincere but patriotism and judgment are not the same thing. and someone who puts the agency above following the law cannot be trusted. when announcing the off position to ms. haspel nominations senator mccain recently said the methods we employ to keep our nation safe must be as right and just as the values we aspire to live up to and promote in the world said senator john mccain and i agree with him.ai i urge my colleagues to reject her nomination. >> we've gone through a lot the last couple years and the most qualified serving with

trump was "leected mr. nader paid a large sum of money described by one associate as up to $2 million. that could -- maybe, seem like follow the money? >> yes. i don't want to make -- >> let's not get haeds ahead of ourselves. >> donald trump may be telling the truth, that may be the fact. doesn't make sense. i don't know i want to do this and that's why we need to investigation. >> the indication, at least, according to "new york times," he was very interested. been very interested throughout the course of the campaign on anyone who could give him information or help him in ways that would help his father become president. >> yes which he shouldn't have done. according to the "new york times" mr. made sir cooperating with the special prosecutor. >> rick stengel. good to see you, my friend. thank you. >>> a texas community finding strength after a mass shooting at school. how students in sante fe are supporting one another as funeral begins with ten of their friends and teachers. >>> also we'll talk with ma

>> you do get the impression nald trump is talking nonstop. he does seem very excited about meeting kimong-un. he has the idea it is going to happen soon. saying clearly, a date and location has not been se there are a number of occasions to look at this. for amicans, that is about giving up nuclear weapons. we had a meeting between the white house security officer and his opsite number. at historic moment when the north and south korean leaders met. as fars'm concerned, the countries will remain in touch ahead of that meeting. already, in those commes, he was alsoakg clear there were substantial conversations. there were issues to sort out. what exactly north korea wants. also, america wants to see the release of korean americ citizens being held prisoner in north korea. mr. trump again, an indication there were some sort of advance on that. let's have a look at some ie the other stmaking the news. palestinians have been demonstrating along the border fence with israel. a number havewo beeded by troops. israel say ths the only use fore to pre

electing donald trump, for instance. donald trump has termed it the swamp. washington was at one point a swamp. the creatures coming out of the swamp are biting and fighting back. >> watch on book tv. >> at the white house, president d health andld in he human services secretary in

and now when trump came around, trump is thinking differently in how many different ways. he's pulling out of lots of international, you know, agreements and commitments, whether it's regarding the environment or regarding, you know the-- now the iranian deal and also the issue with china and europe over the oil prices. all of these kinds of things which is for trump is quite well-known he's trying to put his mind in a way or another and acting like crazy, in a way. and the other important thing that his relationship with israel is so important and he wants also the congress to be supporting him all the time in at least bringing about his own vision as an american presidentment so, i think that he didn't care at all about that he can lead. i think as character, i think there's something wrong with his character in general and that shows in all his actions and he think he can order and he can boss the whole world in his own words and in his own mentality. so, he went on with this because he gives a promise during the election that i'm going to move-- and he said i'm the one

president donald trump. volunteers from an aid organization called uno jaffa gather in the province of god. they've poured their hearts and souls into a multi-agency project called. a key part of a minute at his work to spread a message about contraception we began filming but neither we nor these volunteers had any idea about what was to happen next. worst of. all of us or less is program of dreams you mistrust missed yes this is i mean. it is yes it is but sebastiano tells these youngsters their work is ending because of us president trumps rule that stops charities like this receiving american funding if they advise on abortion in the last almost half is of the last all but of the whole must least look good or at. least i've got little is the norm there will. be guns this doesn't it's the america a merger for has been working here since nine hundred eighty nine. two thirds of their funding comes from the us government but because of their opposition to president trump's order for mentioning abortion that

but i'm asking you donald trump walks away from the deal find by both parties and others, is there a risk in your opinion of the iranians deciding, we all was a nuclear programme as a result, if you're going to have sanctions then we will go down that path again. is that a realistic risk? of course, that a realistic risk? of course, thatis that a realistic risk? of course, that is not a risk but iran would have their right to do that within the framework of international law. even before the nuclear deal iran was abiding by the npt. and pompeo, when he was still head of cia, he admitted that iran before the deal before the nuclear deal, was not heading for a nuclear weapon and this month against 15 years of anti—iranian propaganda from the united states. of course the reason why he made this admission was because he wanted to say do not worry, if around exits, if the us exit the agreement then the iranians will not be heading for a nuclear weapon because before the deal were not heading for a nuclear weapon. but iran will definitely push forward in my opinion if the deal falls apar

china is slashing tariffs on imports as a tries to cool its trade tensions with trump avoiding a trade war was seen as a done deal but the american president already says he's not happy. also coming up what keeps economists awake at night well just take a look at italy's new government increasing spending slashing taxes but will their plans work and sweet success experts blame sugar for all sorts of ills so replacements of booming producers in greece position themselves for profit. under winter and this is all business update china says it will slash import duties on foreign car starting on the first of july tariffs will be lowered from as much as twenty five percent to fifteen percent beijing's announcement comes as it tries to cool trade dispute with the united states the two sides recently decided to hold off on punitive tariffs on each other's goods while negotiations on a deal to narrow china's trade surplus with the u.s. continue it looked as if a trade war had been averted but now president trump says he's not happy with the deal so far. on wall street for us yes it seems like a

trump's u. turn the u.s. president wants to rescue the chinese tech giant that he set out to destroy republicans a baffled about the pledge investors hope this will ease trade tensions also coming up with the u.s. pulling out of the iran deal russia china and europe all want to feel the business forward but what cost. on the french rail such strike saga continues in just court worse all the french government buckle under the pressure of commuter chaos. this is your business update on how the home for. you could join me talk about eight earn around after banning american supplies from doing business with the chinese tech giant is a u.s. president donald trump now says he wants to save the company it relies heavily on tech made in the usa trump says he's instructed officials to come up with a rescue plan saying too many jobs are at risk with a pledge of a rescue plan has sparked consternation from lawmakers from both sides of the political spectrum first of all though it's raised the question why. just one mont