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works. so there is no such thing as women don't go out to work and stay at home. i think that continues. that trend continues with china's open doors. women naturally find more space in private sectors. that's why you see a lot of self-made successful business women. >> it is really impressive. zhang, great to talk but. thanks for joining us. up next hillary clinton breaks her silence over a series of recent scandals and going on the record. are these controversies doing anything to stop her momentum. the panelists will begin here as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." stay with us. kid: hey dad, who was that man? dad: he's our broker. he helps looks after all our money. kid: do you pay him? dad: of course. kid: how much? dad: i don't know exactly. kid: what if you're not happy? does he have to pay you back? dad: nope. kid: why not?
holdup? >> i support the trade deals. voted in favor of it. i actually am working with the president on this. there is a bipartisan group. the president has mentioned the need for this in the last five state of the union addresses. it has been the democrats and harry reid who has been blocking it. i hope we get it passed. when it comes to international trade, the question is who is going to write the rules? the united states or china. my vote is the united states. >> senator, good to have you on the program today. thanks so much. >> thanks so much for having me, maria. >> we will see you soon senator barrasso. isis taking a pair of key cities as they look to spread their radical message across the middle east. we'll talk with general richard myers as we talk about finally defeating this terrorist group. >> you can follow us on twitter @mariabartiromo. let me know what you would like to hear on the program. see, you just pull like this to go left.
no sanctions relief from congress is going to occur unless this is a deal that meets the requirements that prevents iran from getting a nuclear weapon in the first place. that's where president obama started this. he said we have to stop iraq from developing a nuclear weapon. >> if we know that iran is the destruck tore in the neighborhood and we know that iran is the destructor helping other terrorist groups like hezbollah and hamas, why are we having this conversation? so much energy and time generated on this deal. why are we continuing this when we know what was just said? >> you are absolutely right. this is one of the most consequential parts of a president's foreign policy. we know the president has failed with foreign policy with russia with the red line in syria, with the pivot to china. all of those things are areas of
>> let me ask you, first, about what you are seeing in china in terms of the economy. we know the growth has slowed down. is it the engine of growth for the world it was just a few years ago. >> it still is the main engine of growth for the world but it is certainly also slowing down. we are used to seeing double digit growth. the days of 14% gdp growth and now last year it is wa 7.5 and now they are forecasting 7%. i say it is 6.5%. so still, a remarkable growth. it is certainly slowing. >> i want to ask you about the u.s. and what you are seeing here. i know you invested in the g.m. building in new york park avenue plaza in new york. where else are you looking at investing on a personal level or at soho china in terms of opportunities? >> we've looked at the u.s. real estate when the financial crisis
china, russia of course. the islamic state. i think that she is going to have a lot to answer for during that time. for the republicans, it is kind of a free shot. she is part of the obama administration. she is seeking effectively a third term. this is a huge burden on her all the way through. >> look this past week obviously, we got this huge data dump. we know now that isis is controlling 50% of syria. they have taken ramadi and so now we get all of this information that they have been sitting on for three years about osama bin laden. what did we learn? >> we have learned a lot about him. the most important thing i learned was how absolutely operational he was. we are all talking about what he read. what interested me was that he even gave instructions suches ado not pay advances on salaries to al qaeda people. he was deeply in the weeds in terms of managing this very top-town but decentralized
those were the days. so really the last 20 years is where we saw everything change. we dressed differently, spoke differently, lived differently. you see chinese travel around the world. you probably see chinese coming to america to shop a lot. years ago, we had none of that. >> you have also seen increasing numbers in terms of women billionaires women independents women freedom. characterize that for us? you, yourself have been able to become this incredibly successful business woman globally. >> well interesting enough it is mao, a lot of bad things bad said about him behe liberated women. he said women can raise half the sky. growing up i see my mother my mother's friends. they don't work. men and women earned the same dressed the same looked the same. one thing was that there was always a defense of everybody
♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ china's economy has gun to slow down from the peak levels of a few years ago statement as the stock market has gun to heat up. a lot of money moving into chinese stocks. i want to talk about that with my next guest. zhang xin. the co-founder of china's largest property developer with 60 million square feet developed in beijing and shanghai. thanks so much for being with us. >> good morning.
see prices come down? >> i don't see that either. there is so much money floating there. they are not going to other areas. they are going to -- a lot of money chasing after a few assets. it is not like assets across the board are growing as much in pricing but the top ones grow a lot higher. the price has gone up a lot more than the average ones. so i think that will continue to be the case. when you are borrowing rate is so low, people borrow to buy buildings and little return from the buildings is good enough. >> you have this amazing seat front row seat in china even when you were a young girl growing up under mao. how have things changed? >> a lot. we grew up with nothing under mao. we all had very little. we all dressed the same. we spoke the same language.