united states advantage. let s listen to that. when confronted with evidence for instance, there is a scene in the book where he starts talking about the world trade organization, which is an organization that actually gives us great leverage if there is unfair trade practice in the world. and he said, this is the worst organization in the world and the advisors who are experts in there say, no. and trump says, well, we lose our cases there and they bring out the document. no, we win 85.7% of the cases, not just 85%, but 85.7. and trump says, no, that s not true. they said, bring in your trade representative. call him. ask him. trump, i don t want to. i won t do that. he closes his mind to the information that makes it possible for the president to weigh arguments and data.
the wto. it would have to be a bill and there was a draft piece of legislation which is making the rounds now but nobody on capitol hill is saying they would sponsor this legislation which would give the president the kind of authority over trade which he does not have right now. there is no rush on capitol hill to give it to him. eric: does he have a point with his complaint or are the actions detrimental? with the wto when the president says they ve been unfair to us his own administration and the united states trade representative in the 2018 economic report said that 85.7% of cases brought to the wto by the united states have ruled in favor of the united states. and that beats the average which is 84% for other countries and 66.7% for china. bottom line with the wto. i used to live in cleveland, ohio, there was a wto case regarding steel. sometimes you might win the case but you have already lost the industry. i watched lots of my friends
flirtation he had right there. good luck with that. pete: never trump action lives new editorial boards and cloak rooms in washington, d.c. certainly doesn t live with the grassroots. he votes with president trump 85.7% of the time. he will get the inverse in votes. what s that actually 13%, 14%. not even. there is not even that kind of support for independent challenge. good luck with that senator. ainsley: all right. more headlines for you this morning. urgent manhunt ending overnight for the students studt accused of fatally shooting his parents. he was arrested on a train running through school campus. officers say the 19-year-old s parents listen to this were picking him up from spring break when he decided to open fire in his dorm room before he ran off. his father was a police officer and a national guard veteran. his mother a breast cancer survivor. and now they leave behind two children without their parents. the motive is still unclear. in extreme weather heavy rains flooding
violation of the espionage act. time to reveal your favorite viral video of the week. brian accidently beating this little four-year-old with a basketball, the savvy impala jumping into a car in order to avoid hungry cheetahs. andy tweeting i can t believe brian didn t give the baby a bounce pass. alan e-mailed what s he doing trying to feed a cheetah? what deng was going to happen what did he think was going to happen? those are smart animals. i would try to do the same thing. the winner of our web page poll: brian versus titus at 85.7%. adam sandler and the impala jumping in the car tied with 7% each. that poor little guy sitting there with a
to online shopping and delivery. some investors clearly feel there are potentially lucrative opportunities to be had. katy austin, bbc news. let s look now at the latest data on coronavirus. 18 deaths have been reported and 24,885 new infections were recorded across the uk in the past 2a hours. there were on average 23,470 new cases a day in the past week. more than 122,000 people received a first dose of the vaccine in the latest 24 hour period. over 45 million people have now had their firstjab, 85.7% of uk adults. over 160,000 people have had their second jab in the latest 24 hour period. it means more than 33.4 million people are now fully vaccinated, 63.4% of adults. now, for the weather, here s chris fawkes. it has been a dramatic day of big clouds and big downpour, that was