Room here. Great to see so many members and sponsors and our board. Thanks for joining us here and welcome to trucon 2019. [applause] i am so glad youre hear with us today and i am especially grateful to those of you who traveled a great distance to be here. Thank you. Before we get underway i want to take a moment to thank those who helped make this event and so much of this possible. Were fortunate to be supported by sponsors in the work we do and the world we seek a create. Bob abernathy, Carnegie Corporation of new york, john d and kathyrn macarthur, and others, and with em to herb to the truman for over a decade. Mr. Sandler passed away and i was happy to have met him a few weeks ago. We are not just grateful for their continued investment since 2008, but the willingness to lead by example in funding and guiding the full fight for likemined organizations. Id like to thank board members, alvin, steven bailey, jake sullivan, john finer, matt spence. Franklin templeton investment. Gu
I will be leaving for software area. Some of you will be coming with us. We may be meeting with chairman kim. The people kim jongun and he responded so we will see. Tomorrow we will go to the dmz, i said tomorrow when i am there, i will shake his hand, we get along and there has been no Nuclear Tests our longrange ballistic tests, he gave us back our hostages, which was great, and a lot of good things are happening. We will see. I cannot tell you exactly but they did respond favorably. I want to thank everyone for being here today. Lot of press a of press is outside, less happy than you are. G. 20 summit has been the g20 summit has been fantastic, shinzo abe has been fantastic and hosted a beautifully. Most of you know where it will be next year. In a great part of the world. We will be announcing what is happening. This was a good summit and well done, so professionally done. This marks my third visit to japan as president. Melania and i just left tokyo a short while ago, we were the
[applause] good morning, everybody. Thank you for being here. I will let you come on up and take a seat. I think we got the order right. Everyone comfortable . Good morning. We are here to talk about what a progressive vision reform policy and National Security looks like. , this isou guys know going to be a conversation. You guys can feel free to jump in if you have something to add or disagree with someone. I will tell you when we need to move on. Also, a programming note, you ay have seen the listing of lastminute issue. Someone from the Kamala Harris campaign was not able to make it. We have four wonderful analysts since that of analyst we have four wonderful panelists instead of five wonderful panelists. Lets jump in. Im going to start with the one this. This morning, we know the u. S. Says iran is to blame for the attack on to oil tankers in the gulf of oman. Knowing what we know now, what worn or besident rn or be saying to the American People about what we know . I would say ob
In if you have something to add or disagree with someone. I will tell you when we need to move on. Also, a programming note, you may have seen matt spence was listed as a potential participant from the Kamala Harris campaign. Because of some scheduling issues he was not able to make it. They really wanted to. We have four wonderful panelists instead of five wonderful panelists this morning. At the end of my series of questions we will open it up to the room. I think you have no cards to write your questions down. I will let you know when there is a last call so someone can collect those. Lets jump in. I am a journalist so i like the news. Sasha, im going to start with you. This morning, we know the u. S. Says iran is to blame for the attack on two oil tankers in the gulf of oman. Knowing what we know now, what would a president warren be saying to the American People about what we know . Sasha i would say, obviously, the news is concerning an d it is something we need to take seriously
on july 27. lisa, i don t know where to begin. let s begin with slow china. iron ore is down 53%, and copper is down 34%. i m so glad you talked about this. the chinese government is pushing out official data that confirmed the slowdown we are looking at. it is shocking to see the slow down, but more shocking to see people reflect that with some accuracy, highlighting this question they are facing right now. tom: all of these debates, but i want to pause back on april 12 or april 13 when the wto came out and said 3%, some 3% global growth, and everyone said yes, maybe. here it is. lisa: here s the issue. we further from j.p. morgan. everyone sees the class. it is the most expressive expected recession globally. how do we look at the now. it looks pretty good. that is what j.p. morgan s jamie dimon was trying to parse through, and that s what we ll get from citigroup and wells fargo, today. tom: matt miller, the company of items here, let s go to an open question to you. w