United states is the next Prime Minister the United Kingdom and he just i think rather wisely chose in these circumstances not so very publicly engage right i think hes made to the right choices but that other people who have who have other reasons are not an accident or a drawing to a made the wrong choice let our other 2 guests come in i know that but i think this is now out of here and say now he has to you then to mount you nancy what did you have to say. By not saying anything he could he was not endorsing one of britains finest diplomats and i think its important that thats why you have the rockets and i think thats a fair criticism but the bigger issue here is that the special relationship is going to be just fine and what happened is that. Kim said what everyone in washington is saying talking to all the other diplomats in washington theyve all written back exactly the same thing so the bigger question is does this hamper how a diplomat can do his job he has to be able to give
Finance minister of britain america said france and the u. S. Should find a way to solve their differences without threats. For id like to remind you that it is the 1st time in the area of us friends relations that the u. S. Administration decides to launch an investigation within section 3016 i believe that between allies we can and we should tackle or differences in another way than threatening each other france is a sovereign state and it decides its own tax policies and will continue doing so in no sovereignty. Natasha butler has more from paris. Well the french finance minister Bruno Lemaire had some very strong words in the senate he said effectively that france doesnt take very kindly to threats from the United States now he was speaking in the senate that have passed this new digital tax law its imposes 3 percent tax on huge tech firms that are making more than 800000000. 00 worldwide but they have revenues of more than 30000000. 00 in france and i bruno live there said that it
A piece of shop in stone to one where weve got a small phone in pretty much every pocket and the more i look into it the more i came to realise that actually theres been incredible Human Progress but its all happened very very recently within in many continents and countries in the past generation or 2 but even within western europe only within the past 23 maximum 400 years relatively recently i want to get on to progress was in who the parasites are in the title but while you were writing it did you think and this is a kind of history of the world there was more than a little call works in the book given that it seemed to talk about the power of capitalism and it was at the core me thats where the 1st will know where i was in love with the with capital and actually i would say its a repudiation of coal marxs view of history komaki tends to look at history as a story of claw struggle i certainly agree that through. History many societies have had small parasitic elites but marx then ar
A little call works in the book given that it seemed to talk about the power of capitalism and they were at the core minutes when the 1st you will know when i was in love with the with capital is actually i would say its a repudiation of comics his view of history karl marx tends to look at history as a story of claw struggle i certainly agree that throughout history many societies have had small parasitic elites but marx then argues that actually the the answer is to try to organize society by blueprint by design you know i did mean marxist prescription but before you get to the prescriptions you talk about the power of capitalism to transform Human Society is this recent phenomena this is talk of absolutely the driving force for Human Progress i argue historically has been the free market theyve built to specialize and exchange its the opposite actually of exploitation its people freely entering into mutually advantageous through. Nation ships economic relationships from which they g
Still causing jenners in the auto market for obvious reasons as of the end of april the United States had a total trade value with mexico of just over 203000000000. 00 which the us accounted for importing 58 percent of that total this imbalance has put the us at a nearly 31000000000. 00 deficit with mexico just in 2019 i want comes to autos the contrast is even more stark with 2 of the 3 top imports to the u. S. Being Motor Vehicles and car parts respectively through the end of april this sector accounted for more than 21000000000. 00 worth of imports according to data from the u. S. Census bureau so while automakers can get a gasp of relief for now what could a scenario a terrorist look like in a sucher so reliant on trade here to help us break it all down is lauren fix the car coach lauren welcome back lauren autos were the major stakeholder considered at risk in this sort of contrived convers confrontation even more than agriculture because of the. A multinational nature of car prod