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All right. this morning the president promised to straighten out the trade gap with japan, and he dug in on the trade war with china. listen. >> foolishly, some people said that the american taxpayer is paying the tariffs of china. no, no, no. it's not that way. they're paying a small percentage, but our country is taking in billions and billions of dollars. the american farmer, these are great patriots, they're unbelievable people and they're with me 100%. i believe that we will have a very good deal with china sometime into the future. >> all right. it's also worth noting that the president'...

First off this is pressure tactic writes. the reason for that of course we know that trump has been very impatient with the pace of these negotiations and probably impatient over the fact that they won't contain the full scope of what he would like them to contain there's a lot going on he talks about the trade gap he talks about also intellectual property and chinese respecting western intellectual property it talks about things such as cyber theft as well so containing all of these and once of negotiations has proven very very difficult is proving very very awkward and so these negotiations ...

A bit of good news for boeing but still there kerry has to expect high costs for a pilot training also it will probably take a couple of more weeks if not months before those planes are allowed back in the air here in the united states and it also elsewhere around the globe. a long journey ahead still for boeing then but stay where you are yes we have even more ground to cover with you and that's because it fresh figures show that the u.s. trade deficit narrowed by nearly fifteen percent in january compared to the previous month but that was when the trade gap was actually at its widest in ten...

A bit of good news for boeing but still there kerry has to expect high costs for a pilot training all surge will probably take a couple of more weeks if not months before those planes are allowed back in the air here in the united states and it also elsewhere around the globe. a long journey ahead still for a boeing then but stay where you are yes we have even more ground to cover with you and that's because it fresh figures show that the u.s. trade deficit narrowed i nearly fifteen percent in january compared to the previous month but that was when the trade gap was actually at its widest in ...

U.s. trade deficit narrowed by nearly fifteen percent in january compared to the previous month but that was when the trade gap was actually at its widest in ten years analysts say that's mostly due to an increase in soybean exports fewer chinese imports to the u.s. amid an ongoing trade conflict between the two countries also helped train the trade deficit. back to the ends quarter on wall street now this narrower trade gap was of course a stated goal of the trump administration is the u.s. then emerging the winner in this trade conflict. well i wouldn't go that far but what we did see in tho...