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combatting china. president biden will spend the next days in south korea before heading to japan to meet with leaders there. before returning home to d.c. on tuesday, hell attend a meeting of the quad leaders. which includes japan, india, and australia. and in ukraine, russian forces are stepping up attacks on the eastern donbas region. at least 12 people were killed and 40 injured after russia unleashed new rounds of shelling in a key city in luhansk. one of the few ukrainian strong ...

Administration, weve been trying to do a rebalance to asia. now the indo pacific as it is termed. the trump administration continued that and changed the conversation on china. and this administration came in and intending immediately to focus again on the indo pacific region. but first it was afghanistan and then it was ukraine and theyre trying to get back on their strategic glide path. and it has been difficult. but i think the summit held, a number of other initiatives, the first meeting of ...

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Deal. well continue working with auto manufacturers in this country. one of the other things that weve seen is an increase in business across the board and people actually making things in america again due to deregulation, due to the tax cuts. we expect business in america to grow and, therefore, the trade component to grow as well. >> as to the automakers, do you believe that the actual numbers of vehicles sold will increase dramatically as a result of this trade deal? the new numbers now, 50,...

Across the board and people actually making things in america again due to deregulation, due to the tax cuts. we expect business in america to grow and, therefore, the trade component to grow as well. >> as for the automakers, do you believe the actual number of vehicles sold will increase dramatically as a result of this trade deal? last year 11,000. the new number 50,000. by next year will we see a dramatic increase in that number? >> look, this wasnt something that happened overnight. this is...

One of the other things weve seen is an increase in business across the board and people actually making things in america again due to deregulation. due to the tax cuts. we expect business in america to grow. therefore, the trade component to grow as well. >> as to the automakers, you believe the actual number of vehicles sold will increase dramatically as a result of this trade deal last year, 11,000 -- the new numbers now, you can sell up to 50,000 there. by next year will we see a dramatic i...

Situation where unilateral action by the u.s. trade is. what economists call to attack retaliation so each of the countries that is hurt by the u.s. tariffs could now choose to impose their own tory tariffs and if we dont do this along the lines of the w t o the world trade organization you have this messy situation where you end up in the trade wall basically and we had that historically and with very bad outcomes so for consumers this basically means you have rising prices but you also have a ...

terrorism center at west point. theyre among thousands of documents seized by the navy s.e.a.l.s who killed bin laden last year in pakistan. well, they show that he worked until his death to organize another major terrorist attack in the united states. he is probably the most famous guy in china today and the biggest headache for the chinese government. chen guangcheng remains in a beijing hospital. he now says he desperately wants americas help to get out of china and he wants to go...

Trade is. what economists call it tit for tat retaliation so each of the countries that is hurt by the u.s. tariffs could now choose to impose their own tory tariffs and if we dont do this along the lines of the w t o the world trade organization you have this messy situation where you end up in the trade wall basically and we had that historically and with very bad outcomes so for consumers this basically means you have rising prices but you also have trade diversion so thats bad for companies ...