he was working as a trade official. it s difficult again to make the argument in his work as a trade official he would have legitimate reason to be talking about election issues even election security or election integrity issues in any realistic way as part of his work for the executive branch, plus in navarro s case he made public his entire plan to overturn the election in his book, in letters, podcasts and public broadcasts. asking him to explain his detailed plans to overturn the election that he had already put out into the public record. those are very different, i think, from what you see with scavino, perhaps, and then, of course, meadows, who had the role of chief of staff at the white house. the very, very closest official truly to the president. for whom many, many conversations do need to be protected traditionally when you re looking at a president and the chief of staff. so i think one of the reasons
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and i m going [laughter] have a good one. thanks, john. leland: all right. we ll dig in a little bit more about what s happening with china. we ll bring in former white house trade official, cleat williams. cleat, you would have been in france i would have. leland: it would have been a lot better. i don t know, the sound bite that john had, the president said we re going to ultimately prevail. that s long way from trade wars are quick and easy to win. look, this is the a very tough undertaking that the administration s involved in leland: do you think they realized that when they started? absolutely. we had long conversations about how things could go back and forth between the united states and china, and ultimately what we decided was we could not allow this problem to go on forever because that would be much worse for our economy than any short-term impact of tariffs. leland: okay. so why frame it in this, oh, it s going to be quick and easy to win, don t worry about it,
effectively who believe that one bit too windy. is a former trade official who now works as a consultant and professor he welcomes the trade agreement but believes the benefits are not equally weighted and that the e.u. stands to profit disproportionately. in this process in my opinion marcos who has made more concessions than the european union has and that applies to goods services government contracts investments and intellectual property that. you learn to complete analysis will only be possible when we have the details and they re going to come on top of that. while opinion on the ground is mixed argentina s government has high hopes that the deal will spur job creation and development for years to come. and let s go back to europe where amazon employs that 7 of the company s german locations went on