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transition from recovery to stable steady growth and bring down inflation. the president laying out a three-part plan of giving the fed the space to act, finding ways to lower prices, boost production, and address supply chain problems. and reducing the deficit. but the biden administration under intense scrutiny on whether it did too little too late to proactively tackle inflation. last summer, the president predicted that inflation would be a temporary problem. by late november, fed ...

On trade issues. the "wall street journal" said mr. trump picks fights with the european union. as the e.u., japan deal and tpp show, they see a route to prosperity by liberalizing trade among themselves. im joined now by iowa republican senator, joni ernst. good to have you here. take a look at the impact of tariffs on iowa. the number of jobs, 456,000 and $9 million worth of trade deals in the balance there. your concerns or your optimism on these trade deals. >> well, thanks, dana. i do tend ...

Investment. were already among each others top trading partners and our exports to japan and japanese companies in the u.s. support more than 1 million american jobs. but theres more we can do. especially as we work to double u.s. exports so i appreciate the prime minister updating me on his reform efforts in japan, including liberalizing trade and playing a leading role in asia pacifics economy. we instructed our team to continue our consultation regarding japans interest in troing the trans pa...

the book on election cliff hangers. >> here in florida. >> thats how important florida is. >> only one thing is certain in this contest. expect the unexpected. >> you have three candidates who have won three primaries. >> youre going to have to make a decision. which of the three should become our nominee. i think you know. >> tonight, the candidates, together, in jacksonville, florida. newt gingrich, the south carolina winner. hoping to capitalize on his recent victory and his strong ...

In 2004 the government launched a series of economic reforms, privatizing institutions, slashing corporate taxes, liberalizing trade and as a result we saw egypt attract more atlanta $49 billion of foreign investment over the last four or five years. and, again, charles, it will be interesting to see if the next government continues some of these policies going forward. >> well, despite of all of those reforms, leone, in me ways egypt follows the pattern of a lot of developing economies. its bee...

Right now. you have russia wreaking havoc on democratic voting processes and china rising in ways that we didnt anticipate even ten years ago. and they look to us for stability. and lets just say were not showing it right now. >> you both mentioned tariffs and this announcement this week that really did rattle the world. tim, when you look in the past, what has happened when the u.s. has imposed something like this? >> well, we havent done much of this because we have had a bipartisan consensus ...

Europe. theyre worried about his protectionism. theyre really worried. and now there are open arms welcoming the japanese prime minister shinzo abe in brussels who is there to sign one of the last bits of paperwork before a major free trade agreement is signed between japan and the eu, going around the united states. and many countries are beginning to do that including canada. >> and you have the german foreign minister, christiane, just within the hour saying the united states is looking like ...