of taiwan than the u.s. would like them to be. taiwan is an extraordinary country. i had the opportunity while in congress to go over to the first inauguration of the first democratically elected president, and was struck by the country, by the business climate, by the culture. it is a strong, vibrant country, richard. i do wonder if we are starting to finally see some pushback to the continued bad behavior of president xi. we ve seen him move on hong kong. of course, the expansion of concentration camps with uighurs. the continued militarization of the south china sea. bombastic rhetoric over the past several months. we have played this fiction with
and i think it s interesting that one of the ways that i think people argue against what elizabeth warren and progressive democrats want to do is they say that it will kill, you know, business, the business climate in the united states. what do you make of that? firstly, tell me what you make of that, and then i want to play you the political strategist. so talk about that and then i ll play you warren s political ad and then i want to know if it s good politics to go at it this way. go ahead. first and foremost, small businesses create most of the jobs in this country and newer businesses create more jobs. even large corporations, if they ve been around over a certain period of times, even in the best economy, large corporations shed jobs. it s just the way the economics of it works. so, most of your growth comes from the businesses that are microbusinesses and small businesses. that s where the job creation comes in this country. one point that doesn t get explored enough, though,
the business climate, and the ability to build the american dream. congressman mark sanford who says he is leaning running toward running for president in new hampshire on his way to iowa. congressman, we ll stay in touch. thanks for your time. yes, sir. safe travels. thank you. more incendiary comments and ensuing outrage. congressman steve king at that time again, this time referring to rape and incest. again, this to rape and incest n is a baby company. but we re also a company that controls hiv, fights cancer, repairs shattered bones, relieves depression, restores heart rhythms, helps you back from strokes, and keeps you healthy your whole life. from the day you re born we never stop taking care of you.
all sort of acosta s history leading up to the confirmation hearing. all of this was known at the time. what s changed are some of the political circumstances and some of the new details that have emerged but also bloomberg s reporting shows that acosta has some completely separate political problems inside the trump administration which is that among at least some there is the sense that he has not moved fast enough on deregulation, and some pro-business type of issues and that s there s some inside the administration that would like to see his deputy elevated. if president trump were to move against acosta, there is an entirely parallel background that has nothing to do with this and everything to do with the business climate that is at work here. whether these two converge, whether pressure from the democrats and some pressure from business lobbyists converge, i think remains to be seen, but i don t think that president trump is going to respond to nancy
a survey by the german economic institution which i doubt shows that many of the country straight associations lowered their expectations for twenty nine thousand on the upside to germany s domestic economy is robust and the construction industry has benefited from it more on the economic outlook and to the drivers behind it i m joined now by mr hutto director of the cologne based institute for the german economy good to have you with us professor we do according to the federal ministry of economics the german economy will grow only moderately in the coming year the forecast says one point three percent you have a similar view. i share this view of our forecast as one point two that s nearly the same that means that the high dynamic we realized in the last few years is fading out and we see this all took in the mirror of the business climate the business climate came down during the year two thousand and eighteen or so really on economic branches makes clear this is all to chew through