Transatlantic ties in a time when the u.k. is embroiled in this messy divorce from the eu, pulling away from integrated trade. the united states is threatening tariffs on mexico in a trade war yearlong almost with china. talking about trade deals at a time when both countries have been receding from their leadership on the global stage in trade. on the global stage, a lot of questions about what does our word mean today. we had nafta torn up, the u.s. mca agreed to, that is being threatened by the tariffs. john kennedy said he is concerned about what world leaders make of our world, given how many agreements president trump has torn up. you can talk about the tpp. the iran nuclear deal, paris climate deal. what does our word mean to the uk, especially with theresa may outgoing. let s switch back to politics in the united states,
Clearances for his son-in-law and daughter. then he was really direct iing s energy to his base and trying to make shoe on promises. what they like is he comes through on processes. he said he wanted to get out of the paris climate deal and did and trying to make deal on the impression he s willing to do whatever it takes to build this border wall. it looks like we re headed for another shutdoowdown? it s been critical of his spending and taxing. they see responsible for increasing the deficit to $2 trillion. they don t like there s going to be a 5% cut in federal agencies and that would directly affect things like social security and
Paris climate deal, the iran nuclear deal, the trans-pacific partnership and threatening to pull out of nato, president trump s america first is withdrawing america from the over seas military interventions. president trump said all-american troops were coming back from syria. this week the head said he hadn t been contacted. so how does american foreign policy look to the rest of the world? there s a new book called the empire and the five kings, america s abdication and the fate of the world. the book couldn t be more timely. when you hear those facts that i pointed out, trump saying we re getting out of syria, we re getting out of afghanistan, how do you think that is seen in the west of the world?
Tough on the language that will go into the g20 communique. this big group statement that always comes out of these big gatherings. the u.s. has been playing a really hard line and other g20 leaders are expecting national security adviser john bolton to essentially give them an ultimatum saying this is the language we want in this, and if we don t get it, then we are not going to be part of the g20 communique. some of that language is on trade. right. they don t want mention of free trade without fair trade. some of it is on climate change. they don t like references to the paris climate deal. right. so it s likely that if trump wants to be a part of this communique and not be isolated, he s going to have to accept some of the language that the u.s. just doesn t like. you remember what the president said of the g7 about being onboard with the communique and reneging on it when he got on to air force one. thank you both for being there. right now, paul manafort and
Relationship to be better in helsinki. he seems to be taking putin s side on a number of points. the world will be watching to see how trump handles this meeting and what comes out of it. he will have a number of tough meetings, including with the chinese leader, president xi. the president was tweeting about trade. we re also hearing that even leading up to the communique that comes out of the g-20, this big document, these talks have been extremely difficult. and much of this pushback has been coming from the u.s. side. first of all on trade, the u.s. doesn t like references to free trade. they insist it will free and fair trade. on climate change, another big topic here at the g-20. the u.s. doesn t like references to the paris climate deal, which this administration left. it also doesn t like any linkage