Environment, both here in europe and around the world. About the data that we are getting throughout the what it means. We are getting pmi data from europe. We rely on the ism data in the u. S. The sent seems to be the employment components are weak and the headline numbers are strong. Orders look pretty good. Jenna henry, global chief economist joining us. Break it all done. We have had the ism and the pmi data. Thewondering how useful data is really and giving us clues at clues as to whether Global Economy is . Not very. But t low levels, still at low levels. Equity markets are looking for their v. It is whether that b continues. There are useful snapshots. It is always encouraging to see territories. It gives us some idea that things are improving. It doesnt tell us anything about the future. Alix what do we learn from germany . Retail cells had a huge pop in may. Retail sales had a huge pop in me. Janet the difficulty you got with the labor market data, obviously, they are heavily
Garbage by type but why is only 20 percent of Plastic Waste recycled. Lessons but everybody the politicians say they cant expect businesses to do it any to me. And Plastic Waste is a big business in germany and around the world its having a negative impact on peoples lives and on the environment. That is was a womans bit of that its a real cause for concern over this material has been affecting soil composition for at least several decades on a global scale its not a pleasant thought. Going through the dog. Why cant we get rid of Plastic Waste. For this report we visited several locations around germany where a lot of plastic is used farms for example across the country a total of more than 70000. 00 tons of plastic sheeting covers the crops. About 20 percent of the countrys farmland is used to grow asparagus more than 20000. 00 hectares. Close to one folks runs 180. 00 hectare asparagus and strawberry farm on the outskirts of cologne the. Up to 180 people work here depending on the se
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We thank you for being with us. Thank you, steve. Good to be with you. What surprised you the most in researching this book . Well, you know, in working on the book over the last its hard to know when i started. But in the intensive interviews that started three years ago with people of former president s and ceos id start the interviews with the same question. If you were interviewing a candidate for the presidency like you were doing a Job Interview what questions would you ask . What would the first question be, and i sort of assumed the traditional answers i would get is id ask about character, Decision Making. And one that i got that kept surprising me and kept coming up again and again is whats their ability to build a team, to manage people . Because everybody i talked to or almost everybody anyway was really focused on the idea of how a president puts together a Management Team because the job is though we talk about in campaigns as a single figure in the presidency its reel an
Joining us from new york John Dickerson, his newest book, the hardest job in the world the american presidency. Hes also a correspondent on cbs news. Thank you for being with us. Thank you, steve. What surprised you the most in researching this book . And working on the book over the last, its hard to know when i started pit i either started 30 years ago or ten years ago or three years ago but in the intensive interviews that started three years ago when people including former president s and those who served in the white house ceos of start to question or start all the interviews with the same question. If you were interviewing a candidate for the presidency like you were doing a Job Interview what questions would you ask and what with the first question be and i assumed the traditional answers i would get would be id ask about character or id ask about decisionmaking in the one i got that surprises me that kept coming up again and again was what is their ability to build a team and