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Traditional strong and heavy industries have voted for him i must expect donald trump to issue an executive order to that effect this week sweeping import bans would have companies elsewhere in the world a lot more than chinese steel produces. u.s. president donald trump signing an executive order one of his favorite ways to get things done one executive order he'd like to issue would restrict the import of foreign steel to labor american steel industry has been in sad shape for two decades dozens of steel plants have shut down at the cost of almost fifty thousand jobs at the same time subsidi...

Promised to revive america's steel industry by curbing imports from china that's what people in the so-called rust belt states traditionally strong in the heavy industries have voted for him analysts expect donald trump to issue an executive order to that effect this week but sweeping import bans would hurt companies elsewhere in the world a lot more than chinese steel produces. u.s. president donald trump signing an executive order one of his favorite ways to get things done one executive order he'd like to issue would restrict the import of foreign steel. america's steel industry has been in...

Taxes and make the country less safe. i don't see those great deal making skills at work. that's something that would be acceptable to a core base of republicans, not his core base, but the more moderate republicans and get democratic support. it's a matter of how far will he take that ball down the field before he, you know, basically pulls it away and ends the conversation. >> in that poll, 20% of democrats listed immigration as a concern. you may not have a two-way street on that. let's get to the rex tillerson issue. secretary of state, rex tillerson wrote a new op-ed in the new york tim...

Korea. there will never be a friendly solution to the north korea problem if this continues to happen." and the president has talked warmly about his relationship with china. in particular, xi jinping. he also says china needs to do more to rein in north korea, particularly with economic sanctions. that's something that rex tillerson echoed at a "new york times" editorial. tillerson writing, "a central component is persuading china to exert its decisive economic leverage on pyongyang. china has applied certain import bans and sanctions but it could and should do more." the big question is why ...