Clip] we would like to welcome our next discussion. This has been the top priority for the past two administrations and trade policy has been a crucial tool to bolster American Manufacturing might and help it thrive in a competitive marketplace. The National Association of manufacturers is the point of that spirit and we could not be more pleased to host their president and ceo to talk about how trade can support the vital manufacturing sector. He has joined by the man behind the pen who has been telling the story about trade policy for over 20 years, doug palmer of political politico. Thank you. I am doug palmer with politico and i am here to be i am pleased to be here with jason. Of the National Association of manufacturers. You have been president since 2011 . Yes. If i was under deposition i would not sure i would remember what the date was but i think it was 2011. Doug i looked at your bio and i saw that you came to washington in the 1980s and you worked as a press secretary for i
Clip] we would like to welcome our next discussion. This has been the top priority for the past two administrations and trade policy has been a crucial tool to bolster American Manufacturing might and help it thrive in a competitive marketplace. The National Association of manufacturers is the point of that spirit and we could not be more pleased to host their president and ceo to talk about how trade can support the vital manufacturing sector. He has joined by the man behind the pen who has been telling the story about trade policy for over 20 years, doug palmer of political politico. Thank you. I am doug palmer with politico and i am here to be i am pleased to be here with jason. Of the National Association of manufacturers. You have been president since 2011 . Yes. If i was under deposition i would not sure i would remember what the date was but i think it was 2011. Doug i looked at your bio and i saw that you came to washington in the 1980s and you worked as a press secretary for i
Clip] we would like to welcome our next discussion. This has been the top priority for the past two administrations and trade policy has been a crucial tool to bolster American Manufacturing might and help it thrive in a competitive marketplace. The National Association of manufacturers is the point of that spirit and we could not be more pleased to host their president and ceo to talk about how trade can support the vital manufacturing sector. He has joined by the man behind the pen who has been telling the story about trade policy for over 20 years, doug palmer of political politico. Thank you. I am doug palmer with politico and i am here to be i am pleased to be here with jason. Of the National Association of manufacturers. You have been president since 2011 . Yes. If i was under deposition i would not sure i would remember what the date was but i think it was 2011. Doug i looked at your bio and i saw that you came to washington in the 1980s and you worked as a press secretary for i
Little bit as we work our way through the middle of the trading week. The bond market, call mark, for the second time in a week calmer for the second time in a week. The 10 year, down four basis points. Lisa has been talking about this for a while. Are we here for the right reasons or the wrong reasons . The most bullish fms since january of 2022, the biggest jump in Global Growth optimism since may of 2020 at a record jump in allocation to commodities. Jonathan the fund manager survey has the headline fully bully. The most overweight commodities going back, a record jump. This is the set up to yesterday and the day before, jay powell coming out and saying its been a little bit disappointing for us, we might have to wait a bit longer in the reason why people are seeing the potential for pullback, we are not fundamentally shaking the confidence. Jonathan the quote for me yesterday did not come from jay powell. It came from the vice chair, philip jefferson. I will share it with you now,
we ll see you here tomorrow night. now it s time for the last word with lawrence o donnell. it turns out all of our guests are of asian descent and expert about what we ve been seeing in atlanta except for one guest, which is, of course, senator john osoff, who will be joining us and also discussing the situation in atlanta and the situation in the united states senate. so, it s excellent. a night of serious reflection on a situation that really now needs our attention. absolutely. get to it, my friend. thank you, lawrence. thank you, rachel. katherine tai was born to parents who were born in china, went to yale, harvard law school, became an expert in trade and she served in the bush administration as general counsel to the united states trade representative, a cabinet level position. general counsel is a very important job. she continued as counsel to the trade representative during the obama administration when the trade representative was an bomb appoint