a man he s the head of the german electrical industry association has described it as a disaster for the people of britain and the e.u. german luxury carmaker b.m.w. is suspending production at its four u.k. plants calling it a four week holiday to help the company deal with any disruption resulting from bricks it and you can buy of the chief executive of industrial manufacturer siemens u.k. is urging british lawmakers to unite around a compromise breaks a deal saying the country s political chaos is making the u.k. a laughing stock now which ever way you put it industry leaders here obviously adding up the cost of a west case scenario. or no deal breaks it would take the e.u. into uncharted waters and hurt companies in the blocks biggest economy germany that s the forecast from the country s main industrial federation the p.d.i. . it s a pity that the britons decided to leave but it s it s
because yesterday we told you about how we walked to trump tower and picked up trump branded merchandise all made overseas and today we want to talk about a group the president has touted over and over again. the american worker. the american worker the american worker. the american worker. the american worker. many of those american workers voted for the president, but is he undermining those very mean people? the administration is looking to cut funding to a labor department bureau that fights specifically for better working conditions and stronger labor laws overseas. without it industry leaders say american workers can be undercut, again, by low-wage foreign workers. question is, is the administration living up to its own rhetoric about the u.s. labor force. that is the question about today s money, power and politics. my friend and vanity fair bill cohen is here. bill, setting up all these