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We re at the. Start. Continues to try to forge a better agriculture trade relationship with China here s Kerry Crawford with more when it comes to crafting a good ag trade relationship with China we ve got our enormous amount of work to do their chief u.s. Ag trade negotiator Greg Dowd told a Saturday Committee hearing this week this is the issue of our time and agriculture is to work to build and get that relationship with China where it needs to be because there are so many problems down recently made his way to central San Joaquin farming operations in Chad with California farm here President Jamie Johansen Johanson said the trade war now that s great to a point where it feel like everything is covered with some sort of tariff so they re that really an alternate solution one of the things to you that we question him on that we need to do that would really counter and really strengthen our negotiating position and open up new markets so we talked about Japan and South East countries
School Alan Dershowitz joining me for inside analysis on presidential historian Doris Kearns Goodwin Rich Lowry editor of National Review Wall Street Journal columnist Peggy Noonan and you know the show White House correspondent for the p.b.s. News Hour. Welcome to Sunday it s Meet the Press. Running show in television history. This is a. Good Sunday morning we have 2 huge stories this morning the flooding from Hurricane Florence what Fema calls a Mike Tyson punch to the Carolina coast and Paul metaphor it s decision to plead guilty and more importantly to cooperate with special counsel We ll get to metaphor in a moment but 1st Hurricane Florence has weakened to a tropical depression it s creeping inland but as the winds die down record setting rains continue to fall up to 30 inches already in parts of North Carolina and the big threat is now catastrophic flooding which could be days alone the storm is already responsible for more than a dozen deaths more than $700000.00 people in the