sanctions so it will sour relations that is without question it all depends really how effective this legal loophole will be and if it cannot be simply targeted this legal vessel or this transaction formation or some say it s just an accounting for and basically if the u.s. could target that firm of course then the project wouldn t fly so how exactly will it keep the nuclear deal alive are the key thing here is it preserves the foundation of the nuclear deal and that is known nuclear proliferation by iran in return for business with the rest of the world over the signatories of that treaty and that is what the u. is very keen on keeping alive the basis that iran can do business with europe can do business with china and with russia. in brussels for us thank you very much . argentina is bracing for a general strike that will see disruptions to services across the country it comes
and basically if the u.s. could target that firm of course then the project wouldn t fly so how exactly will it keep the nuclear deal alive are the key thing here is it preserves the foundation of the nuclear deal and that is known nuclear proliferation by iran in return for business with the rest of the world over the signatories of that s treaty and that is what the u. is very keen on keeping a life this basis that iran can do business with europe can do business with china and with russia. in brussels for us thank you very much. argentina is bracing for a general strike that will see disruptions to services across the country it comes a day off the tens of thousands of people turned out to protest against the against the government s plan to impose austerity in exchange for another loan from the international monetary fund a currency crisis in the press or lose heart of its value against the dollar there
played into this. now we re back to the drawing board, how does he get there, what will happen. a lot to play out. when you re talking about a logistic team between china and the united states. it s north korea. a different ball game. the first time that xi jinping hosted kim jong-un, kim jong-un left the country as leader for the first time. he took the train to china. trace: took the train. rich edson, great information. thanks so much. kim jong-un s father wouldn t fly at all. he was afraid the planes would be shot down. one more time, the trains he was on had to be guarded because he was afraid they would attack the train. a lot going in to this upcoming meeting on june 12 that is now set. more ahid. the political fallout. depending what happens on june 12 or what doesn t happen.
we ll substitute it by imposing a new, higher payroll tax that the companies would pay in the state. employers would pay in the states to compensate for it. does this make sense to you? well, they states are certainly allowed to create a payroll tax, but unless they fully eliminate the state personal income tax, they would essentially have employers paying your income tax. which the irs would see as income to you. if a third party pays your income taxes, that s really income on your behalf. and so it would actually increase the tax burden on working new yorkers. so that probably wouldn t fly, and i doubt that most employers would want to pay higher payroll taxes on behalf of their employees. there are a lot of mechanical problems with this too, and trying to create how do you create a progressive payroll tax? that s very, very challenging. paul: well, and if you re an employer and the payroll tax
covered the white house for so many years, under president obama, if one of his deputies decided he wanted to let in an author, that wouldn t fly, right? actually turned him down many times, the president is so insulated from those decisions, those decisions are made you re going to go through a rang letter, lower press you re going to go through the chief of staff, a lot of people before you get to the president, unless, of course, you were one of those people who had his cell phone and could call him all the time. but the simple fact of the matter is, i ll say that he s he was right about that, bannon let him in, and no one really the thing it speaks bannon was there every day, letting him in. it speaks to the chaos and the dysfunction inside that white house. we can t get e-mails returned to us, we ask for things, we don t get answers, for example, i ll go to this point.