on norway, a norway plus deal, as you call it, which would limit the economic damage of the u.k. and the eu with common market access, but it gives them absolutely no say in the process. so they lose sovereignty with a deal that otherwise feels like what they had before brexit. that s really hard. the one thing that, you know, there is growing grass roots support for is let s have a people s vote. let s vote again. that s the one thing that theresa may has said under no circumstances would she do and she s there for another full year. you re absolutely right. this has become more challenging for the u.k., and the rest of the world doesn t care about it. what are the underpinnings of it? is there a connection of between what s happening in britain and france? is there some sort of nexus? there is lots of reasons. there is the economic pushback for economies doing well. the top 1%, top 10% doing well,
in spain, this says, trump surrendered to putin after humiliating europe. this is germany. that means summit of the autocrats unless someone is playing a joke on me. it could mean anything. i have no idea. this is front page in finland after the summit which took place in summit. that you can read in any language. trump zero, putin, one. we need to figure out as a country what we re going to do now that the u.s. president is openly sided with another government than our own. it is kind of comforting to know rest of the world doesn t know how to pre face it either. we have a guest coming up. hold strong. eat when wheaties in the break. we ll be right back. [music playing] (vo) from the beginning,
very good things. let s bring in ryan haas. he s a former national security adviser for president obama specializing in china and asia. thanks very much for joining us. so first, big picture. it looks like this summit is going to come off. there s a very good chance you have the three americans released. what are the chances for a bigger step, though, some sort of peace deal for the u.s. and north korea? it s interesting to watch, because on one hand president trump continues to raise expectations. and it means one of two things. either he knows something the rest of the world doesn t, something that would cause him to override the decades of experience that we have dealing with the north korean regime, has reneged on every past communication we ve made. we re not going to know the answer to that question until he
i worry if there isn t or the russians have suckered him in to something. no. knowing assad, he has a track record and done this over and over again. he s killed his people in a lot of different ways. neil: absolutely. gas is the one neil: but do you think, senator and i know you we talked about this last year. that the problem is assad? he s in power. that s it. the problem is assad. he just a brutal dictator. unlike the leadership in tunisia and egypt when their people rose up, his reaction was to turn his government s guns on his own people and about 500,000 as a result are dead. assad in my opinion would not be in power today were it not for iran and russia. so they re responsible for keeping him there. the rest of the world doesn t have to sit back and watch them
a case of hang on to your hats again. well asia struggle to mount a recovery today but there was a strong rebound in european markets let s bring in ali bots he s been tracking the dax the main index of german companies in frankfurt and it s one of today s best performers only the germans know something the rest of the world doesn t. i don t know if they do but i think i think they suspect that probably the losses incurred here in the german market compared to the losses elsewhere were a little bit unfair perhaps were a little bit exaggerated when you consider the state the economy is in here in germany compared to other markets and countries that were affected by this turmoil last week and when you look at the stock market valuations which for most of the major german shares are still quite reasonable i mean they re high but they re not really overly high and i think that goes for the present situation as well but