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What Trump Just Did Will Go Down In History As Day USA Was Saved From Wall Street's

Greed.

It all started with the now disgraced CEO of GE Jack Welch.

He started the offshoring boom to line his pockets and those of other large shareholders.

Other companies quickly followed suit.

Our politicians were bought off and America plunged into a series of mini-recessions that

some workers were never able to get out of.

Jack and the others who sold America out came up with ever desperate corporate double speak

to try to hide what they were really doing.

Wall Street and the media elites ate it up and America was inundated with catchphrases

to hide the lie.

But we weren't stupid – we saw the only new jobs available at Burger King and watched

in horror as they added insult to injury and started importing cheaper foreign workers

they made us train.

Wealth inequality grew to dangerous levels (for a healthy democracy) and America became

more 3rd world – the really rich and everyone else – than first world.

Then the greedy geniuses let China into the WTO.

They saw more dollar signs they could skim from hiring basically slave labor in China.

Corporate profits took off while wages went south.

The American worker never recovered.

But these morons also allowed China to blackmail them – access to slave labor for your intellectual

property.

The clowns in charge didn't see a problem with this and in a blink of an eye (18 years),

China went from a backwater militarily and economically to a real rival to America's

leadership.

In the process, they saddled this country with trillions in debt while they laughed

all the way to the bank.

It was the single biggest mistake in the history of the world and thankfully Trump just ended

it.

Instead of thanking him for saving America, Wall Street and the media elites are whining

"the sky is falling… the sky is falling."

The sky is not falling, this is not a catastrophe unless you are China or a greedy corporate

CEO.

From the Daily Caller:

The Trump administration will impose about $60 billion in new trade penalties against

China, the first targeted trade measures aimed directly at Chinese "economic aggression."

"We have a tremendous intellectual property theft situation going on," President Donald

Trump said Thursday, revealing that he has spoken with Chinese leadership about this

issue and the "out of control" trade deficit.

The U.S. is preparing to take punitive action against China to the tune of tens of billions

of dollars.

"This is just a fraction of what we're talking about," the president added, announcing

that he has asked China to take steps to reduce the trade deficit by $100 billion or more.

Trump said the U.S. is having "very large negotiations" with China on trade.

It's about time.

America is officially back – the real America – not Wall Street and it's glorious.

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world war 3 China fight back Beijing poised to hit Trump with tariffs as USA trade war tensions SOAR - Duration: 4:59.

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Beijing poised to hit Trump with tariffs as US a trade war tensions soar China is

set to launch a fight back against US President Donald Trump's tariffs by

proposing levies on 128 US imports as trade war tensions soar the Chinese

government warned that Beijing might place tariffs on three billion dollars

of US goods such as pork apples and steel pipes China also wants to place a

15 percent tariff on u.s. fresh fruit and wine taking a hard line against the

US the Chinese government made it clear the penalties were in response to mr.

Trump's tariffs on steel and aluminium imports that he announced earlier this

month he women a trade expert told the FT China's overall attitude was that it

didn't want a trade war but now tariffs have been announced its purpose is to

stop a trade war from continuing Zhang Xiao yang

senior vice president of China min metals Corp said that while the

state-owned mining group steel exports to the US are tiny the impact could come

indirectly he said China's direct exports to the US

are not big but there will be some impact due to our exports via the United

States or indirect exports China's state-run Global Times said Beijing was

only just beginning to look at means to retaliate we believe it is only part of

China's countermeasures and soybeans and other US farm products will be targeted

the widely read tabloid said in a Saturday editorial dot wei jia guo vice

chairman of beijing based think tank china center for international economic

exchanges told china daily that beijing could impose tariffs on more US products

and is considering a second and even third list of targets today China's vice

premier Liu he declared the US has floated trade rules with an inquiry into

intellectual property and China will defend its interests in a phone call

with US Treasury Secretary Steven Oken chinese state media reported Liu said

China still hoped both sides would remain rational

and work together to keep trade relations stable the call between Nokia

and Lu a confident of President X AI Jinping was the highest level contact

between the two governments since mr. Trump announced plans for tariffs on up

to sixty billion dollars of Chinese goods on Thursday dot the deepening rift

has sent a chill through financial markets in the corporate world as

investors predicted dire consequences for the global economy should trade

barriers start going up stocks sacked at the start of this month after the

tariffs on aluminium and steel were announced but they quickly recovered as

the administration said the tariffs would not be as severe as they first

looked the losses this week were worse and investors are hoping for hints the

sanctions on China are more of a negotiating tactic in Geneva officials

from the EU Japan China and Russia gathered at the World Trade Organization

and criticized the u.s. tariffs this week the S&P 500 index dropped fifty

five point four three points or two point one percent to two comma 588 point

twenty six dot the index skidded six percent err this week its worst since

January 2016 the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost four hundred and twenty

four point six nine points or one point eight percent to twenty three thousand

five hundred and thirty three point two zero the Nasdaq Composite fell one

hundred and seventy four point zero one points or two point four percent to six

thousand nine hundred and ninety two point six seven banks also took steep

losses as interest rates decreased Lisa Erikson chief investment officer at US

bank wealth management said there could be a possibility of a bounce back if as

this progresses both sides look like they're negotiating

there could be further decline if people get a sense there could be more trade

restrictions in place if the tariffs encounter tariffs reduce economic growth

in the u.s. the Fed is likely to raise rates at a slower pace

Alex wolf a former US diplomat who works for Aberdeen standard investments warned

that Beijing could retaliate further by targeting US multinationals outside

China he told the FT Apple Microsoft Starbucks and Nike could be in the

firing line Apple's Tim Cook called for calm heads amid the dispute the sparring

has cast a spotlight on hardware makers such as Apple which assemble the

majority of their products in China for export to other countries electrical

goods and tech are the largest u.s. import item from China thanks for watch

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What Trump Just Did Will Go Down In History As Day USA Was Saved From Wall Street's Greed - Duration: 3:14.

What Trump Just Did Will Go Down In History As Day USA Was Saved From Wall Street's

Greed.

It all started with the now disgraced CEO of GE Jack Welch.

He started the offshoring boom to line his pockets and those of other large shareholders.

Other companies quickly followed suit.

Our politicians were bought off and America plunged into a series of mini-recessions that

some workers were never able to get out of.

Jack and the others who sold America out came up with ever desperate corporate double speak

to try to hide what they were really doing.

Wall Street and the media elites ate it up and America was inundated with catchphrases

to hide the lie.

But we weren't stupid – we saw the only new jobs available at Burger King and watched

in horror as they added insult to injury and started importing cheaper foreign workers

they made us train.

Wealth inequality grew to dangerous levels (for a healthy democracy) and America became

more 3rd world – the really rich and everyone else – than first world.

Then the greedy geniuses let China into the WTO.

They saw more dollar signs they could skim from hiring basically slave labor in China.

Corporate profits took off while wages went south.

The American worker never recovered.

But these morons also allowed China to blackmail them – access to slave labor for your intellectual

property.

The clowns in charge didn't see a problem with this and in a blink of an eye (18 years),

China went from a backwater militarily and economically to a real rival to America's

leadership.

In the process, they saddled this country with trillions in debt while they laughed

all the way to the bank.

It was the single biggest mistake in the history of the world and thankfully Trump just ended

it.

Instead of thanking him for saving America, Wall Street and the media elites are whining

"the sky is falling… the sky is falling."

The sky is not falling, this is not a catastrophe unless you are China or a greedy corporate

CEO.

From the Daily Caller:

The Trump administration will impose about $60 billion in new trade penalties against

China, the first targeted trade measures aimed directly at Chinese "economic aggression."

"We have a tremendous intellectual property theft situation going on," President Donald

Trump said Thursday, revealing that he has spoken with Chinese leadership about this

issue and the "out of control" trade deficit.

The U.S. is preparing to take punitive action against China to the tune of tens of billions

of dollars.

"This is just a fraction of what we're talking about," the president added, announcing

that he has asked China to take steps to reduce the trade deficit by $100 billion or more.

Trump said the U.S. is having "very large negotiations" with China on trade.

It's about time.

America is officially back – the real America – not Wall Street and it's glorious.

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Corbin's freaks at hypocrisy labor chaos erupts as Smith suggests savage should

be sacked sacked Shadow Cabinet minister Owen Smith was asked whether jeremy

corbyn's freaks at policy amounted to hypocrisy after he pointed out that

Diane Abbott had voiced the exact same views on a second EU referendum for

which he was fired Owen Smith was sacked by Labour leader

Jeremy Corbyn last night after he called for a second EU referendum to overturn

breeks it however the outgoing Shadow Cabinet minister for Northern Ireland

Affairs has refused to go out silently and instead has attacked the Labour

leadership for apparent hypocrisy the rao / Labour's briques at policy has

sent the party into turmoil as the sacking prompted allegations within the

left-wing party of a Stalinist purge speaking to radio force today programme

mr. Smith hinted that Diane Abbott should suffer the same fate as him if

the leadership was genuinely principled on breeks it his comments come after

shadow home secretary Diane Abbott a close ally of the Labour leader defended

mr corbyn's decision adding Owen Smith was a valued colleague

he wanted to make a contribution to the debate and he will be able to continue

to do so what he can't do is sit on our front bench in advance a position which

is simply not Labour Party policy this prompted the sacked Minister to fire

back it's interesting to have Diane Abbott defending the decision she said

something very similar a couple of months ago and she hasn't been sacked

the Labour MP refused to deny that the move amounted to hypocrisy in the shadow

cabinet when challenged by today's Nick Robinson the Welsh MP who unsuccessfully

challenged mr corbyn for Labour leadership in 2016 warned that the

Labour Party leader was pursuing a Euroskeptic policy that was opposed by

the majority of the Labour membership mr. Smith said he will continue to push

for a second referendum from the back bench and urged mr corbyn to show

leadership on breeks it the sacking led to a backlash from a

huge number of remain MPs Lord Peter Hein a Labour peer branded the decision

a terrible Stalinist purge shukaku Mona said it was extraordinary that the

shadow minister had been sacked for advocating a brexit policy which he said

had wide support in the party former cabinet minister Ben Bradshaw told Mr

Smith he was very sorry to see him go however Labour's shadow breeks at

secretary Sir Kier star mer has said the party was not calling for a referendum

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