In the next hour we will be talking with sheila patel, Goldman Sachs ceo international. Xi and talk about President Trump in light of that north korean Ballistic Missile overnight. Also, how are investors in asia handling that a geopolitical risk and the potential of a trade war. David that is looking towards asia, what about europe . On brexit, we will have some discussion about the terms of the negotiation. Alix the Eu Parliament approving that deal, saying youve got to pay your bill before we talk about the transitional agreement which will be most at most, three years. Who better to speak on that than Andrew Wilson, Goldman Sachs ceo of europe . Middle east as well as africa. It should be a great conversation. David jonathan will be very happy since you touched on south africa. Good to have you down there. Now, we will be getting the feds if rmc meeting last month. Yesterday the fed was in the news for different reason where kersident jeffrey lac resigned abruptly, admitting a role
Good evening. We begin tonight with breaking news. While President Trump and his treasury secretary refuse to hand over the president s tax records to house democrats, the New York Times has obtained a decades worth of his Tax Information and theyre findings are eyepopping. Stunning. There is a lot of different adjectives to use. Well talk to a reporter coming up. As the stiffarming from the white house hit a new level today blocksing former White House Counsel Don Mcgahn from turning over documents to the House Judiciary Committee. That comes, of course, the day after attorney general william barr refused to meet a deadline to hand over the full unredacted Mueller Report to congress. The same day that, as we mentioned, the treasury secretary Steve Mnuchin said no to turning over the president s taxes. And in at least that incident, tonight were getting the clearest picture yet of why the president might not want that information out. It doesnt look good for him in that information. Jo
Treasury secretary Steve Mnuchin said no to turning ore over the president s taxes and tonight we get the clearest picture of why the president might not want that information out. It doesnt look good for him in that information. Joining me is susan craig of the New York Times. She shares the byline of this record, showing over 1 billion in business losses. This is incredible in its scope and detail. You could just lay out in your reporting and again it is on the New York Times, so people should go and read the full thing. But were talking over a billion dollars over a decade. That is just for his core businesses. Every year that we looked at, he lost money and the losses grew as he went further into the casinos and the losses that hop in there. But it is unbelievable. We would have thought at least in one of the years that we saw, maybe the year he wrote art of the deal, he would have made money but he didnt. He was bleeding money every year that we looked at his businesses. And certa
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