The other guides it s dogma i think we should understand our national interest in the way that we think about the interests of others and from that create win win situations that are the precondition for mighty lateralization from within that analysis. it s a perfect commons appeared to be aimed protectionists like donald trump who boast about putting the interests of their own country first and meanwhile china used the opportunity in davos to affirm its free trade credentials and to appeal to the u.s. to help resolve the trade conflict between the two nations. the chinese and u.s. economies are mutually indispensable so their relations must minutely beneficial and when when. so cooperation serves the interests of both sides well confrontation harms them. this is
Protectionists within the administration, gets the following thing very wrong. they don t recognize the extent of global interconnectedness between u.s. markets and other markets including china. and that s why these broad sweeping tariffs have been so hurtful to american commerce, to american consumers, and to american businesses in the exporting sector including farmers. there s no better example than the fact that apple, one of our premiere tech companies lost 10% of its market cap, 75 billion in one day last week because chinese folks are buying fury phones. now, that doesn t mean that we don t have stuff to talk about as you two just cited, but our negotiators have to understand that you can t unscrambling the globalization omlette with these sweeping tariff ands get down to the kind of specifics that actually could be fodder for real agreements, whether it s
Done over the past 15, 20 years. and people mired in scandal after scandal after scandal or investigations. zinke is under investigations. he s just resigned. under investigation for lying to the inspector general. he s not the only one among trump s inner circle, or circle that s been found to have lied to a federal investigator. there s a long list now. yeah, i do believe that the fish rots at its head and they take their cue from the president. you have lobbyists, protectionists, unqualified administration, cabinet secretaries. and, you know, this is definitely the most corrupt administration that i ve seen in my lifetime and that says a lot. it s also very telling that we have a whole number of departments of government who weren t confirmed by the senate to their oath. shouldn t be there. matthew whitaker should not be the acting attorney general. chief law enforcement officer of the united states. this is a problem not simply
This no-confidence vote is a step in the shift away from the global liberal democratic political order that dominated since the end of world war ii. the shift away from globalism and in some circles is a negative term and to protectionism, isolationism and nationalism, in the united kingdom, conservative prime minister may is squeezed from all sides on brexit. which she didn t support but she is in charge of implementing. on her left are mainstream liberals and conservatives, people in the middle of the political spectrum that never wanted to leave the eu. they want to keep things as is. on the right protectionists thinking trade alliances are bad for the uk and want to cut all ties to europe. and they re joined by many in the working class liberal or conservative who think think trade with the eu is great for elites but bad for workers and farmers. now, this is not too far off from the struggle facing may s european colleagues bilike merk
If democrats come out the way they ve come out for early voting, it could be a very good night for democrats. i can tell you this, too, and, by the way, alex just told us that abc washington post poll is 44, all voters, 44 for registered. i will say, mika, on the other side of it, you know, as a former republican and current conservative and we have had a lot of conservatives on over the past week saying that they think it s better that democrats win this year to provide a check. former republican consistent conservative. i m still yeah. i actually still believe what i believed in 1994. exactly. which i know is unique among people like mike pence and others who run up the biggest debts of all time and suddenly they are protectionists. i could go down the list. they love vladimir putin, they don t like nato so much. consistent conservative, it s very boring, but i somehow manage. but i ve had a lot of people come up to me that surprise me that say, hey, i know you ve got p