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fair trade is a gimme to trump. fair trade is actually a euphemism for protection michl. th that is his in order to trump. his nod to the iranians making trouble with the oil tankers. so clear that macron is trying his best to be a diplomat. but i want to make an important point. we're in a period of a very fragile international economic system. why is this because of brexit. we don't know the effect that brexit will have on the eu. we also see the tension between japan and south korea. let's not forget about that. two very important trading partners of ours and of each other. and in that contained of vi in that kind of environment, last thing you need is another source of tension in the international economic order. so that is why this is so dangerous. you have these six other leaders who are worried about the eu, about what is going on in south asia -- i mean east asia and then trump adds on top of this incredible statement that he will tell u.s. business what do in china. >> all right. and last word, jim, with a j. your thoughts on the readout of their meeting and the

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so that everyone can have free and fair trade, balanced trade, and of the subjects i havejust fair trade, balanced trade, and of the subjects i have just mentioned, which have sometimes been bad for our economies, can be settled in an international framework which we wish profoundly to change. we are there different ministers in the different contexts we are putting forward will share these political goals. to my way of thinking, the way to deal with the practices you have mentioned certainly positive agreements that will be arrived at, and also the renewal of our international trade rules as we said yesterday morning. president trump, are you satisfied with how far the proposed wto reforms will go? and secondly, . .. proposed wto reforms will go? and secondly,... do you believe that china is sincere about what it said this morning? or do you think they are just trying to con the markets and play for time? because the fox business network has been told by chinese sources that they have no plans on going back to where they we re plans on going back to where they were in terms of negotiati

around the world. >> fair trade. lou: that is incredible. >> fair trade and america first is key. american farmers need to be benefited by able to sell their products in other markets than just china. let us go to other markets. lou: the people who advise this president, politically, it is as if they are ignoring elizabeth warren, bernie sanders and a number of other hopefuls who are directly carrying out a wedge campaign against this president. appealing to working men and women, to the working family. appealing to those who want to just, as what is his name, mayor of new york? de blasio, bill de blasio, he wants to tax the hell out of the rich in this country. i have no problem with raising taxes on wealthy, personally. but for him to turn a deaf ear to his base, suddenly embracing gun control? suddenly you know. not doing as much vocally and vo -- vociferously as he should in my opinion. >> i have been around the game for a long time, any time that democrats that are happy or want to negotiate. , it is to their ad

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so that everyone can have free and fair trade balanced trade and that the subjects which i've just mentioned which have sometimes been bad for our economies and it can be settled in an international framework which we wish profoundly to change and . we are different ministers of the different context that we're putting forward i want to share these political goals and to my way of thinking the way to deal with the practices you have mentioned certainly the positive agreements that will be arrived at and also the renewal of our international trade rules as we said yesterday the president from our are you satisfied with how far the proposed reforms will go you know i'm not us about the need for that and 2nd to that we're getting there that you just answer that said we get it or do you believe that china is is sincere about what it said this morning what you think that they are just trying to calm the markets and play for time because our sister network the fox business network has been told by chinese sources that they have no plans on going back to where they were in terms of the negotiations

and not fair trade as we have promised i think there's going to be an international reaction to boycott these products and even in sweden you has happened in a very small scale that these very small supermarket has banned brazilian could and has created a campaign called got caught because you conclude just the protest that they were receiving products promised us create trade and there were not so i think the international community might have a role in this i think people will react and lot of except this is happening and also our good rock wants to to do is cry and say you are not the only one that thinks that is all the time we have for now but i do want to share this because you're not alone this person on twitter says this is not a concern of only brazilians but of the world amazon is the lungs of the world we should stand and say no to these policies thank you so much for joining us today philippe paolo and leon that's all the time we have but we'll see one line. the eat the old. i am now a crank. from mother to daughter an ancient croft kept alive by a bustling matriarch. from s

they have not taken part in fair trade. nejra: the fact that we have a temper set tariff on a next her $300 billion of goods, the next step would be to increase that to 25%. beyond that, how far will that extent? extend? this in terms of huawei, you're not allowed to participate -- there is a real challenge that this may you've all from a trade war into a tech war where there is a global issue as to whose trade will win the day but also whose tech will be dominant? matt: james will stick with us. an incredibly busy friday. ccla investment management is our guest cohost. let us get the bloomberg business first word news. we go to debra in hong kong. boris johnson's conservative party lost a by election in wales. anti-brexit liberal democrats won a special ballot. the tory mp had been recalled after a conviction for taking expensive gifts. president trump has labeled recent protests in hong kong as riots signaling the u.s. would stay out of the issue saying it was between hong kong and china. blameg recently tried to the u.s.

we want free and fair trade, not trade that undermines competition. we want trillions of dollars to be put to work in this region. private investors have more money than any government could bestow on any other country. our investments do not survey government. not serve a political party. pay foruilding roads to our national sovereignty. our companies are incentivized to do high-quality work. ask yourself this. who really puts the interests of the people first. a trading power that respects your sovereignty. who really fosters innovation and reform. ask yourself this spirit who encourages self-sufficiency and not dependence. investors are working to meet needs? or those who entrap you in debt? the united states today has the strongest economy in the world. our consumers are driving demand for your products. china's economy is reaching a new normal rate the problems are unknown. helped shine a light on them. all we want is for china to compete on a level playing field with everyone, not just the u.s.. this will benefit not only us but you. right to do

can have free and fair trade -- the rules of free trade so that everyone can have free and fair trade. issues can be settled in an international framework which we wish profoundly to change. we and our different ministers are going to share these political goals. the way to deal with the practice, as you have mentioned, certainly positive agreements will be arrived at, and also the renewal of our international trade rules, as we said yesterday morning. >> president trump, are you satisfied with how far the proposed wto reforms will go? pres. trump: no, i am not. we are getting there. we are getting there. >> do you believe that china is sincere about what it said this morning, or do you think they are just trying to calm the markets and play for time? our sister network, the foxbusiness network, has been told by chinese sources they have no plans on going back to where they were in terms of negotiations this spring on intellectual property, forced technology transfer, ownership. pres. trump: we will see, john. >> so you trust that they are sincere? pres. trump: i do. i think they want

and fair trade. cheryl: the chinese are talking about calmer discussions and maybe not retaliating so this might be where it goes. we'll have to have you back and talk about your boxing career and how you got to be the ceo of titan. it's a pretty interesting story. we're out of time but we'll have you back. titan, thank you, sir. >> thank you. lauren: the markets are liking the rhetoric coming out of china this morning. the dyes up about 1%, -- dow is up 1%, nasdaq up 86. still ahead, the secret move that amazon is making to influence more of what you buy. and alexandria ocasio-cortez is going viral once again, but why the freshman socialist congresswoman has the internet you now up in arms. we'll be right back. ♪ people try to put us down. ♪ talking about my generation. ♪ just because we get around. ♪ talking about my generation. i can't believe it. that sophie opened up a wormhole through time? (speaking japanese) where am i? (woman speaking french) are you crazy/nuts? cyclist: pip! pip! (w

in the spirit of fair trade we fair trade. this the tariffs on china will now be taxed at 30%, additionally the $300 billion worth of goods that was being taxed from september 1 at 10% will now be taxed at 15%. the president could have more to say on the issue this weekend when he meets with world leaders at the g7 summit in france. today on book tv at 7:00 p.m. eastern, in her latest book "our " she lookse ground, at female journalists on the ground and the issues they are facing. >> they were able to write openly and honestly about their deepest struggles. , it is such aher raw and honest account of grief and loss. this isn't an uplifting book. >> sunday, a princeton university professor on race, gender, and class in america. her most recent book is breathed, a letter to my sons. >> i have to arm them not simply skills andof intellectual tools that allow them to flourish but also a way to make sense of the hostility that they encounter every day. whose jobnter people it is to address them as community members. >> media resea

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will be able to reach a fair trade agreement with the european union without slapping import levies on automobiles offering a potential lifeline to german farmers and his trade dispute with china he hinted another term markets were happy to buy it. did donald trump's hard line approach drive the chinese back to the negotiating table that's certainly how the u.s. president is framing it on sunday in berets trump said he was sticking to the tariffs even while the other leaders appealed to him and asked him to relent then on monday trump announced that china called move the offer of fresh talks. very good. because i mean this they would be able to give you a very important. thing for you to look at your story. is why the person. is going to be great for. the chinese government doesn't seem to share his enthusiasm paging did not immediately confirm that talks are to take place all that emerged was a terse statement economic and trade disputes between china and the u.s. should be resolved by a dialogue but the u.s. adding further tariffs on china seriously goes against the consensus reached

will be able to reach a fair trade agreement with the european union without slapping import levies on automobiles offering a potential lifeline to german farmer and his trade dispute with china he hinted another term markets were happy to buy it. did donald trump's hard line approach drive the chinese back to the negotiating table that's certainly how the u.s. president is framing it on sunday in berets trump said he was sticking to the tariffs even while the other leaders appealed to him and asked him to relent then on monday trump announced that china called the offer of fresh talks. very very very good because i mean there will be able to you it's very important. even though it was 3. things about and it's why i personally. it's going to be great for. the chinese government doesn't seem to share his enthusiasm beijing did not immediately confirm that talks are to take place all that emerged was a terse statement we're going to economic and trade disputes between china and the u.s. should be resolved by a dialogue but the u.s. adding further tariffs on china seriously goes against t

will be able to reach a fair trade agreement with the european union without slapping import levies on automobiles offering a potential lifeline to german farmers and his trade dispute with china he hinted another term markets were happy to buy it. did donald trump's hardline approach drive the chinese back to the negotiating table that's certainly how the u.s. president is framing it on sunday in berets trump said he was sticking to the tariffs even while the other leaders appealed to him and asked him to relent then on monday trump announced that china called with the offer of fresh talks. very. very bitter divorce i mean they would be able to give you this very important. thing for you to look at your story. about and it's quite a person it is a great leader and it's going to be great for. the chinese government doesn't seem to share his enthusiasm aging did not immediately confirm that talks are to take place that emerged was a terse statement economic and trade disputes between china and the u.s. should be resolved by a dialogue but the u.s. adding further tariffs on china serious

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the underlying principle of those seven promises is they have fair trade, they have other countries around the world stop stealing our stuff and stop treating this country as a piggy bank and draining over half a trillion dollars out of the economy. so what the president has done so far, look at those promises, day one at the oval got out of the transpacific partnership, renegotiated the 2012 hillary clinton deal, we've got nafta on the table. and alisyn, this is so important in terms of moving this economy forward from a 2% to a 3%, we need to pass the u.s.-mexico-canada agreement -- >> i want to just talk about where we are now. i think what you're doing is giving us a history, that's helpful. >> bought you accused us of not having a clear economic -- >> you're saying you have a plan -- hold on, mr. navarro. you're telling us what the plan was during the campaign and you're executing on it. i think the question was yesterday after this volatile week is what is your plan going forward if you see signs of a recession? >> so let's look at the china questi question. i think it's important fo

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the president is determined to have fair and reciprocal trade with china and this morning's comment to back that off it was meant to say that he's determined as ever on this issue he wants a good deal. he wants free, fair, and reciprocal trade. >> chris: president trump tweet ed this on friday about american businesses. i want to put it up on the screen. our great american companies are hereby ordered to immediately start looking for an alternative to china, including bringing your companies home and making your products in the usa. mr. secretary, is the president ordering u.s. companies to stop doing business with china and if so, under what authority? >> well had ewould have the authority to do that if he declared it an emergency. he has not done that. i think what he's saying is he's ordering companies to start looking because he wants to make sure to the extent we are in an extended trade war that companies don't have these issues and move out of china, and we want them to be in places where they are trading partners that respect us and trade with us. >> i want to just touchdown on

dollars per tonne and fair trade has made a calculation that it would need to be 2003 $100.00 per tonne in order to earn a living income so that's way more and i'm talking about the amount that needs to reach the farmers so what market price which includes costs for transportation for marketing etc would need to be even higher than that so possibly something above $3000.00 u.s. dollars per tonne i think it's incredible that someone sitting in a shop just selling someone else's chocolate gets so much money. what sitting in a shop and so it well definitely it's a question of a power imbalance in the cocoa site that if you currently have so on the one hand you have some very powerful companies companies likeness lame on dili's and mars on the other hand you have millions of cocoa farmers that don't have any influence on the cocoa price and business to a situation where they can't really live off their cocoa production how is it got to that situation well. i mean it's got as i said it's got to do with the power imbalance so. companies are getting more and more powerful in the cause of globa

the united states is committed to securing fair and reciprocal terms in our trade practices and that will require china to be more transparent. it is on that point that the president has particularly confronted china. he is doing it on the basis of an insight that no one would dispute, that ultimately national, political, and military power and its projection around the world rests on a strong economy. when one country is abusing the rules of the international trading system for its own advantage, and particularly taking advantage of the united states, that must stop. you see through the use of tariffs that the administration is willing to use all available tools to help level the playing field. the trade negotiations that followed the imposition of tariffs have concentrated on what we call structural issues. massive, persistent theft of american intellectual property, forced technology transfer, and discrimination against american businesses and investors. all of these complaints about china are shared in common by european, japanese, and other foreign participants in the internatio

dollars per tonne and fair trade has made a calculation that it would need to be 2000 $300.00 per tonne in order to earn a living income so that's way more and i'm talking about the amount that needs to reach the farmers the what market price which includes costs for transportation for marketing etc would need to be even higher than that so possibly something above $3000.00 us dollars but i think it's incredible that someone sitting in a shop just selling someone else's chocolate gets so much money for what sitting in a shop and sell it well definitely it's a question of a power imbalance in the cocoa sector that you currently have so on the one hand you have some very powerful companies companies like nestlé munda lease and.

and again, our first choice is to have fair and reciprocal trade. the reason why we put on tariffs is for the last two and a half years we've been working with china to rebalance the trading relationship and it hasn't rebalanced. the trade deficit has grown significantly despite assurances from china that we would improve this. as you know, when we were close to a deal, the president was happy and they backed off of that. so the president does have lots of authorities. you know we use these authorities successfully with mexico on certain issues there. we now are close to having to flee usmca past. a terrific meeting with canada today on this and we're looking forward to getting that agreement past. >> chris: so just to this up, the president fully intends to impose the next round of sanctions as he's announced on september 1st unless there is some break in the negotiations? >> secretary mnuchin: absolutely. and to the extent that the chinese respond again, you can assume the president will consider all his options. >> chris: i want to ask you about

his goal is to make the fish trade better fresher more sustainable fair that's the concept behind mohammad business to. look to more of the fish will be in frankfurt and the day after that restaurant guests will be able to enjoy fish from to appear.

now these same mules which were purchased with blankets were then resold in santa fe at these trade fairs for between $6 and $10 apiece in cash. you can see turning blankets into consider in remote colonial economic outposts would have been immensely valuable. not surprisingly, the following year, 1832, santa fe traders returned to california and then came back home to santa fe with about 600 mules and 100 horses. so that was an opportunity too good to pass up. some of these animals were purchased through legitimate trade. meaning they were purchased from the actual owners of the animals. but much of the stock that new mexican traders bought off indians was stolen. in february of 1833, one priest reported that new mexican traders had made off with 108 mules that had been stolen by indians from mission san miguel. a priest from mission san gabriel complained the introduction of articles of commerce by natives of new mexico has caused extensive robberies, open and concealed. they sell, they trade, they induce indians to steal animals to sell. when los angeles authorities attempted to stop t

all he wants is fair trade. china is not playing so we'll see where this goes. there will be transitional pains in the process but in the long run, it will bee great for this country. >> chuck schumer is very much in support of the president going out of china. you have to admit that presidents have talked about but none of them have gone after china. whether the president has the world behind him or not, we are the strongest economy in the world. right now, the economy is in bad shape there and it is exacerbated by what's going on in hong kong with the protesters. if there's ever a time to strike, i would think this would be the time to do it. >> i agree that china needs to be dealt with. but we have an economy that is codependent with china as they are with us. we need to work very hard to make sure the balance that has been developing is not kicked out of whack. it can send our economy into a freefall and is not a good thing to spew off on twitter about your plan. the president needs to be patient, medic have some grace when dealing with this if he can't just

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the declaration caused stability in fair trade. the $44 billion hit, apple's long wetlands on china, is starting to look like its biggest handicap. going global. we hear exclusively as the company lands a worldwide expansion drive. look att's have a quick how markets closed. 500 closing near session highs. every sector was in the green. communication and tech stocks leading the gains. the nasdaq was higher by 1.3% while the dow gained 270 points. we had more positive sentiment when it came to trade both in the u.s.-china front but also in the u.s.-japan front. president trump opened the door for a potential sit down with the iranian president. thin.s were u.s. futures at the moment not doing much. let's see how we are setting up asia. selena: nursing mark green across the board. we are thinking we stocks trading almost at .8%. whipsawed by being the back-and-forth escalations of the trade war. there are fears of a global recession on the rise and rising protectionism in the calendar. investors seem somewhat the ebullient again. oil

working people in a way that would make them fair trade deals. >> finally, you talked about the process of endorsing a democratic nominee. what about the timeline? when do you think he will make a decision and you could announce it? mary kay: we want to make a decision when a majority of the presidential candidates have answered the demand that working people are making for how are you going to make it more -- make it possible for millions more workers to join unions? give us specific proposals of actions you would take. when we are able to hear that more consistently from every engaging, weare will then consider when is the best time for us to endorse. vegas isg us from las the president of the service employees international union, mary kay henry. thank you for being with us on c-span. >> thank you. >> we continue the conversation. ginger gibson, how important is this endorsement? ginger: i think it carries a good deal of weight. theyust members and who should vote for, but to organize her members to campaign for whoever they get behind. unions still carry a good deal of organizationa

factored in working people in a way that would make them fair trade deals. >> finally, you talked about the process of endorsing a democratic nominee. what about the timeline? when do you think he will make a decision and you could announce it? mary kay: we want to make a decision when a majority of the presidential candidates have answered the demand that working people are making for how are you going to make it possible for millions more workers to join unions? give us specific proposals about concrete actions you would take as president. when we are able to hear that more consistently from every candidate that we are engaging, we will then consider when is the best time for us to endorse. >> joining us from las vegas is the president of the service employees international union, mary kay henry. thank you for being with us here on c-span. >> thank you. >> we continue the conversation. ginger gibson, how important is this endorsement? ginger: i think it carries a good deal of weight. not just to convince her members who they should vote for, but to organize her members to campaign for

they're a fair trading partner. that said, could it lead to serious problems? i don't think the fed took this into consideration this would be a slowdown. personally interest rate action is driving market both in the crash last year. now we can't get away from zero interest rate globally. fed raised rates to 2 1/2% and barry caused a crash. in past recessions, is where we're going. you can't get out of it. real estate prices, all inflated stock prices come down. it's a scary situation. there is no endgame. there is no way out of it. charles: market is looking at three. many so folks are now talking four cuts between now and end of the year. we'll see where that goes. jonas, david, appreciate your expertise. thanks a lot. >>> the dow falling 700 points on trade uncertainty, mixed with unusual thing like currency war. we have not talked about this in a decade. our very own jackie deangelis on floor of new york stock exchange. she has latest on how traders are reacting. jackie. reporter: good afternoon, charles. you can see market reaction is not great. 738 point

and not fair trade as we have promised i think there's going to be an international reaction to these product and even in sweden you has happened in a very small scale that these very small supermarket has banned brazilian could and has created a campaign called got caught because you conclude just approached us that they were receiving products promised us create trade and they were not so i think the international community might have a role in this i think people will react and we'll lot of except this is happening and also our good rock want to all to do is cry and you are not the only one that thinks that is all the time we have for now but i do want to share this because you're not alone this person on twitter says this is not a concern of only brazilians but of the world amazon is the lungs of the world we should stand and say no to these policies thank you so much for joining us today philippe paolo and leon that's all the time we have but we'll see one line. i am fly qatar airways and experience economy class like never before qatar airways going places together. perception i