Is taping tonight. Im kidding, youre not going to be on tv. When we get to the q a they usually want to bring a microphone down so they can record it. If you have a question try to wait until they bring the microphone to you so we dont have to repeat it the speaker will repeat the question so that you can hear it but this is so they can hear it however they work its. Our speaker received his phd in American History from columbia university. After teaching at columbia and working for David Rockefeller and the good at center from media at columbia he joined the cia in 1989 and later became a political and leadership analyst on the middle east. He moved to the cia history and was appointed chief historian of the cia and 2005. He has published several classified works as well as unclassified monographs on the supersonic Reconnaissance Aircraft and the american revolution. Hes the director of intelligence who was recently declassified. Counterintelligence, covert actions and technical colle
Time now for the global exchange, where we bring you todays market moving news from around the world. Joining us in singapore is enda caringlynd hong kong, from hong kong, karen leigh from westminster, anna edwards. Trade talks with the u. S. Are expected to resume in early october. Enda curran has more. Da obviously a signal here that talks are going to go ahead. Weve been waiting for some kind of breakthrough, and now weve had a statement from the Commerce Ministry that there was a telephone call that included china vice premier liue h china vice permit or china vice premier liu he. Theres a little less committal on the chinese side, but there is still a healthy dose of skepticism required. A lot of economists say that these two sides have a long way to go before they reach any kind of meaningful deal. Duember, more tariffs are in october and december. We had some commentary from the global times today outlining that both sides are in a deadlock, and it is in both of their interests
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Were killed in Mass Shootings. The latest barrage in the litany of Mass Shootings that have become all too routine in our country. To say nothing of the american lives lost in everyday gun violence in our community. Its on the mind of the American People. I was at the airport. Someone i didnt know grabbed my arm and he said, senator, do something about gun violence. I lost my nephew to gun violence last year. Its on so many peoples minds. Thats why our first order of business in the senate should be to take action on hr8, the house passed bipartisan background checks act. We must grapple with the stark reality that gun violence is becoming an all too routine occurrence and that we in congress have both the ability and responsibility to do something about it. Hr8 is the most common sense way for the senate to save american lives. Its bipartisan. It is already passed the house. And as a matter of policy, if its absolutely necessary to close the loopholes in our background check system in