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>> thank you very much. >> also, really significant this morning, china is now accusing the u.s. of being a trade bully. chinese state media saying instead of respectful relationships, the u.s. is using protectionism, false accusations, and intimidation to get its way. >> those words coming as new tariffs are kicking in this very morning. a 10% tax on $200 billion worth of chinese goods. that's roughly half the amount of everything that china sells to the u.s. china striking back with tariffs of its own on $60 billion worth of u.s. products such as meat, clothing, auto parts, the biggest round...

Beijing accusing the united states of being a trade bully. president trump says he is already planning a second round of tariffs. abc's adrienne bankert from hong kong tonight. >> reporter: from a war of words to a multibillion dollar battle -- >> i respect china and i respect president xi, but they've been killing us. >> reporter: today the trump administration imposing tariffs worth $34 billion on certain chinese products. the president promises another $16 billion on top of that in his effort to close a more than $300 billion trade deficit with china. china's lashing out, accusing the u.s. ...

Complaints, and so i think there are questions to be asked about the nuances of the me too movement, where it started and where it's going. coming out of the president's mouth in that way, again, is deeply inappropriate. he's supposed to be above all of this, supposed to be representing america, supposed to take the higher ground. once again unsurprisingly, george, we've seen him go a different direction. >> this is red meat i suppose for the base. thank you so much for the insight and perspective today. >> thank you. chine haw has just accused the united states of starting the biggest trade...

Hitting tariffs of equal value accusing the u.s. of launching the largest trade war in economic history and being a trade bully. investors knew this was coming. global stocks and the u.s. futures barely moved on the news. wall street moved yesterday on optimism of another trade battle between the u.s. and eu. the eu may do away with tariffs on cars. the june jobs report out today, how low could unemployment go. it's currently only 3.8%, the lowest since the year 2000. if it dips beyond 3.7% that would be the lowest in nearly 50 years. economists predict it'll hold steady in july. that's sluggi...