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President Trump's tariffs pivot back to Asia as China says it's ready for a trade war and the

cost mounts for everyday Americans. Senator Angus King of Maine joins us then

How did this happen?

At the end of the day, your honor, I have a short one-word answer.

Greed.

Fighting Big Farmer over America's opioid addiction, will an Oklahoma case against the giant Johnson and Johnson

said a president, I speak to Andy Bashir, the attorney general of the hard-hit state of

Kentucky and to the Yale Law Professor Abiglaq.

Then the British are coming.

I think understanding what our forebears thought they were fighting for,

what they thought they were fighting for, what they thought they were creating, is important for us to understand

that what we're fighting for.

Pulitzer Prize winning historian Rick Atkinson with a different perspective on America's revolutionary war. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christiane Monfort in London.

President Trump's taste for tariffs isn't going away. After threatening

Mexican imports the president is once again aiming his weapon of choice at China

threatening another 300 billion dollars of terrorists on their imports.

If President Xi doesn't meet him to sort things out after the G20 summit in Japan at the end of this month,

well the Chinese are facing such threats head on and here's what a foreign ministry spokesman had to say today.

China does not want to fight a trade war but we are also not afraid of fighting a trade war. If the US is willing to hold talks on an

equal footing, our door is open. If the US only wants to escalate trade

frictions, we will resolutely respond and fight to the end.

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