A temporary deal would be better for both than no deal at all do you agree with that. I would agree with that a temporary deal politically at least its trumps interest certainly given that the electorate potion of the electorate that suffered under this was farmers many of whom were critical to his success for xi jinping facing all sorts of trouble at home whether its over hong kong whether its over john whether its over disagreements on environmental politics some sense of achievement would be important over here so yes a temporary deal is better than none at all and the other thing about a temporary deal is if it holds it allows you a platform for communication that can be used to talk about the other areas we were discussing now that trumpet ministration began its 1st term by essentially repudiating the use china policy over the last couple of decades and at times it sounded as if it wanted to undo the entire system of state. After all as i mean. 9 people like steve down and present
Right with any ability to venture beat on the curtilage with a a firearm even locked ad unloaded, a matter of government grace period that he is inconsistent with text, history, tradition and this court cases. The text of the Second Amendment protects rights to keep and bear arms. That latter right makes clear that the Second Amendment protects rights that are not strictly limited to the premises. There is no historical analog for the cities prohibition on transporting firearms to places where the may be lawfully use. To the contrary, the Second Congress required the militia to take their own firearms from their homes to the training ground. The regulations on limiting where firearms may be discharged or were training may occur that the city invokes both underscore that the general rule was that firearms could be safely transported between and among places way they could be used and discharge. This court recognized as much in heller, both by recognizing the long history of handgun poss
Again back in business. And excited to welcome doctor chris fourmac. And for those of you in the know, is of course secretary of state for international. It previously done a tour on President Trump. He worked previously in capitol hill brent naval reserve, but most important link all around great guy. And through these conversations going to be a lot of fun. He held from cincinnati. Home of finley market i might add. Not bad. [laughter]. Will give a few framing remarks and then give you a little time to ask clarifying questions. That went out, chris, welcome back. [applause]. Thanks ryan, its great to be back here. I applaud your assistance. After last time in rescheduling this of the explosion. Its actually not that bad. Those of you have been around washington the long remembered there was a series of exploding mantles in georgetown in the mid 1990s are so afraid thank you for cheaping at it and thanks to all of you are wheeling to come back. It is been nearly ten years since the la
1400000000 people. By income all santamaria here in the library of the National Museum of qatar will this trade war between the worlds 2 biggest economies have repercussions far beyond their own shores were seeking answers today as the president and founder of the center for china and globalization dr wang talks to aljazeera. Dr wang thank you for joining us thank you for talking to aljazeera i think for 18 months now we have heard the story of the socalled trade war between the United States and china but we hear it mostly through the prism of the United States possibly because donald trump shuts the loudest about it but we certainly havent heard much of the chinese reaction other than when they put their own tariffs on im interested to start by just if you can tell me how has the story for the 18 months played out in china is it is it a big deal. There certainly is a big do i mean you know china in the u. S. Relation this year is exactly 40 years of diplomatic ties china opened and t
That is all you need. To see. China china china china china china china china they want to make a deal. Question is do i want to make a deal weve heard u. S. President donald trump talk about china many times. In fact it was he who started the socalled trade war with china you know the 2018 with tariffs piling up on both countries imports that isnt a real war and how much of it is impacting chinas massive economy and its 1400000000 people. Santamaria here in the library of the National Museum of Carter Willis trade war between the worlds 2 biggest economies have repercussions far beyond their own shores were seeking answers today as the president and founder of the center for china and globalization dr wang talks to aljazeera. Dr wang thank you for joining us thank you for talking to aljazeera i think for 18 months now we have heard the story of the socalled trade war between the United States and china but we hear it mostly through the prism of the United States possibly because donal