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On this episode of Newt's world as we continue to hear about the trade war with China and other

countries I wanted to attempt to provide context as to why the trade discussion is so important

and how our international trade policy affects the prosperity of American businesses.

On this episode we'll look at how foreign countries cheat in global trade including exploring

the trade issues of subsidies dumping and transshipment and you'll meet the CEOs of two American

owned businesses who will explain how their companies were affected by global trade inequities.

My guests are David J. Ross, International Trade Specialist and Partner at Wilmer Hill,

Roddy Dowd, CEO of Charlotte Pipe and Foundry, and Paul Wilburn, President and CEO of Wilburn Cabinet Inc.

Here's David Ross of Wilmer Hill.

Thank you for joining us to talk about the emerging complexities of the international trade.

You're at Wilmer Hill now but you really have quite a background in international trade.

When I went to law school I focused on international trade and got a master's in international law

in addition to my law degree and then went from law school to the Commerce Department to practice

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