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Trade practices that it's important to address. but the tariffs we inherited, some serve no strategic purpose

Failure to respond to abuses that were uncovered in a 301 investigation. we all recognise that china engages in a range of unfair trade practices that it's important to address. but the tariffs we inherited, some serve no strategic purpose and raise costs to consumers, and so reconfiguring some of those tariffs so they make more sense and reduce some necessary burdens is something that's under consideration. time for a look at the weather with susan. hello. the really hot and humid air has now finally left our shores,

State and that that constitutes a violation of the states unfair trade practices. let's talk trash. we welcome criminal defense attorney bob bianchi and attorney andrist altman. gentlemen, welcome back. i'm going to kick off with exhibit a. this is from the connecticut attorney general. he says hefty recycling bags are not recyclable at any recycle items inside them are tossed in the trash heap. but you would never know that based on reynolds falls advertisements. reynolds deceived connecticut families and undermined our states recycling system. andrew. >> if the nanny state that has gone too ...

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In the world, the less people are willing for authoritarian regimes to control them. >> jacqui: for people that don't follow it as close as we do, talking about why americans should be interested in what's happening with ukraine with the russian invasion, why should people care the tension between taiwan and china? >> right, and this is the battle for freedom. why china has taken on the united states and taken on australia. the problem, the administration has things that they can do instead of being soft on china with policies already beginning to debate whether or not they get rid of sanction...