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Few places that continues to have meaningful economic influence over north korea. >> even if it isn't being spoken about publicly, the influence that china has with north korea is playing a part in these -- in the trade war and in the talks that may eventually resume. we saw that a year ago when there was the flare up in the trade tension between china and the united states. we saw north korea being played as a card by china. that could be factor in the talks right now. again, the situation with china and the united states sees that there are no talks scheduled to try to resolve some of these ...

Eon and compare it to obama's presidency and the value of the dollar has gone up significantly. in terms of the delay with these tariffs, $200 billion in chinese goods, where do you see this coming into play? >> the us has all the economic leverage in this, the chinese need access to the american economy. our economy is bigger. we do not have an economy geared to sell things to china but china has an economy geared to selling things to us. we see the weakness, i think donald trump should press the advantage and the chinese have now seen he is willing to walk away from the north koreans. he is ...

Agreeing finding a way to resolve trade differences through dialogue and negotiation so is this a truce on i level or is one of the two giving in i don't think they give in they are too interrelated in order to give in and if they give in both are giving in and if they win both win this is why international trade is when when they are so interrelated that they figured out that you need laterally trying to resolve these them individually and collectively more damage more harm than it does to sit down and try to find a solution now my sense is that maybe ninety days is a bit too ambitious to sol...

Agreeing finding a way to resolve trade differences through dialogue and negotiation so is this a truce on i level or is one of the two giving in i don't think they give in they are too interrelated in order to give in and if they give in both are giving in and if they win both win this is why international trade is when when they are so interrelated that they figured out that you neal actually trying to resolve these them individually and collectively more damage more harm than it does to sit down and try to find a solution now my sense is that maybe ninety days is a bit too ambitious to solv...

Would raise tariffs on $60 billion of american imports. yesterday, the trump administration announced it will increase tariffs on about $200 billion of chinese imports. the u.s. tariffs on chinese goods target handbags, seafood, parking meters, luggage, and thousands of other items. china is raising tariffs on american food and industrial products. the u.s. chamber of commerce says "there are less harmful ways to truly achieve free and fair trade with china." the administration did not heed the numerous warnings from american consumers and businesses about rising costs and lost jobs on main st...