Particularly extremist interpretation of the. Other great to have you with us this is a lot into that. Theres been a strong reaction from berlin over the latest u. S. Sanctions targeting nord stream to the russian gas pipeline to europe thats almost completed. Were looking very closely at the us crossing a crucial edge of Foreign Policy as it starts imposing sanctions which russia has already become accustomed to against its own allies we can see the intention to make europe by american liquefied gas and thus to slow the development of the continents economy to undermine its capability of competing with the u. S. In the Global Markets washington has decided that even the closest nato allies dont deserve mercy if the us geo political and commercial ambitions are at stake the German Government has regretfully taken into account that sanctions against north stream to turks stream initiated by the us congress they affect german and European Companies and are tantamount to interference in o
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Lets get right to it. Good to have you with us our investment economy joe terranova, stephanie link, josh brown, Pete Najarian we begin with the selloff the dmencomments from trump tha might be better to wait until after the 2020 election to make a deal with china. More on the words that are wrecking stocks today. Eamon . Reporter scott, the president traveling in london today, began the morning by suggesting he doesnt really have any particular time lining for completing that china trade deal he announced he had gotten to a phase one deal with the chinese back in october and said it was all but complete and needed to be papered now the president is suggesting he might want to wait until after the november 2020 election, president ial election here in the United States to do that deal. That puts a lot of time between now and then a deal people thought was closer than that. A president saw the selloff in the stock market this morning. He was asked about the selloff in london, and here i
I want to mention a couple of upcoming events. On december 4th we have a news maker with Sheldon White house and on december 9th a headliners coffee and conversation with lonnie bunch. And i would like to present miss abrams with down of the most highly coveted items in washington d. C. A National Press club coffee mug. And finally, before your race, one of the things you were known for was writing romance novels. Is there another novel in the works . Oh im glad you asked. I technically still have to write the third novel in the trilogy that i stopped writing when i became democratic leader. Im going to get that one done, because i dont want to hear from my mom or sister again about this. Im working on a new legal thriller, and that should be coming out sometime in the near future. But its going to be under stacey abrams, because the other name is kind of known. Thank you for being with us. Thank you for having me. And we are adjourned. good morning, everyone. The committee will come t
Good morning, everyone. The committee will come to order. Were here today to consider the nomination of Dan Brouillette to be the secretary of energy. He currently is serving as the deputy secretary of energy, and i am certainly one who believes that you have done an excellent job as second in command to secretary perry. So we welcome you back to the committee. Its good to have discussion with you last week. I want to thank you really want to thank you for all youve done at the department, for your willingness to serve to this point, and for your willingness to step up in this new and higher capacity. Weve got our colleagues here this morning to introduce the deputy secretary, both texas and louisiana are well represented. Mr. Deputy secretary, you should feel very welcome by having these gentlemen next to you. So we will start with senator cassidy up here at the dais followed by senators cruz and kennedy to introduce the deputy secretary this morning. So senator cassidy, if you would