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and that's with monica jones who being the business update for you and she'll be talking to ben falloon who sponsored the davos steen in the what economic forum. a century see it finding. here it discovered. video and audio podcast to language courses in the d w media center at libya center dot w dot com. g.w. true diversity. where the world of science is at home in many languages. for thought of programming go on believe me show you. now let's cut our innovations magazine for. every week and look into the future w dot com science and research for a shot. at the. u.s. president donald trump is in davos to promote his agenda. ahead of schedule in zurich and immediately boarded a helicopter for the flight to davos on the well economic forum. but it's not just to the big and the powerful young people are also getting up and close with the. welcome to the business and it's day three of the world economic forum in davos switzerland all eyes are on u.s. presidents donald trump landed in switzerland today trump traveled straight on to davos where he's likely to peddle his america first policy

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next up we are heading to the united states with monica jones and the detroit motor show andy to we asked sara and of course twenty seventeen was a difficulty a of a car dealers in the u.s. with dwindling sales especially when handling german brands why the focus on diesel scandal still weighed on consumer sentiment and donald trump's attack on german com makers accusing them of unfair trading practices didn't help either but you won't find to do and gloom of the north american international auto show in detroit quite the contrary. the phenomena reports. the automobile industry is all about salesmanship some people want to buy the feeling of independence and getting away from it all of us want speed technical innovation or simply an affordable ride in detroit germany's comic us demonstrate optimism that they can cater to any perceivable need and a clearly back on the road to success. this is a huge market seventeen million cars were sold in two thousand and seventeen and we are quite proud that we could increase our market share in two thousand and seventeen the germans got some unexpecte

jones from our business says welcome on it going on in the interim it is the first prime minister to attend davos in over two decades over two decades i looked it up actually and you should know i mean his name was dave there gowda he was the last indian prime minister to attend i don't even know if you spoke there certainly not the opening speech that was in one thousand nine hundred seven but then india was already an economic force to reckon with but we both know that in those twenty years an awful lot has happened and i know that our team is therefore in davos to cover the world economic forum and. my colleague here from the business desk is hopefully standing by on the very famous balcony in davos i can see you ben what i hope you can hear me here you are there you are even better ok and you've found your way out and even the sun is out there's a bend in the end of modi delivering the opening speech of the world economic forum that is as we heard a first in years what does significance does that hold. well it's extremely significant in that the world wants to keep growing the gl

but first monica jones is here with new economic data from china and it is surprising even for china sara because china says that its g.d.p. grew by six point nine percent in twenty seventeen and that exceeded many experts forecasts the contribution of the world's second biggest economy to global g.d.p. has been on the rise for a decade even if growth has slowed somewhat in recent years and in a moment we'll talk to a china analyst about the asian powerhouses potential but first some facts and figures. china remains one of the world's most powerful economic engines its booming growth over the past decade has easily outpaced recent growth in the u.s. . over the past ten years china's share of global output rose from eleven to eighteen percent other emerging markets are also grabbing larger shares of the global economy the trend is reversed in the u.s. which slipped from eighteen to fifteen percent. china's flourishing export market is one reason for its strong growth. the country's building boom has provided an additional boost another only our chinese earning more money than in the p

more from south korea and now we're heading to switzerland where monica jones in standing by with the latest from davos it's the last day but there's no sign of slowing down sarah quite the contrary the high poll and off today's proceedings is likely to be u.s. president donald trump's closing address that he arrived in the mountain resort in davos late on thursday and he wasted no time in getting cozy with his p.s. flanked by the c.e.o.'s of two major german corporations a.p. and siemens trump got straight down to business the eagle had finally landed president trump's arrival in davos was perhaps the most eagerly anticipated moment at the world economic forum so far but not everyone was pleased to see him there. he started his visit with an informal dinner with a group of some of europe's most powerful business executives and just as had been expected he wasted no time in pushing his america first agenda congratulations i just want to say that there's been a lot of warmth a lot of respect for our country and a lot of money billions and billions of dollars is coming into the u.s. and

but first it is over to monica jones who is really tracking davos and today it is all about trump isn't it and as far as i know he wined and dined his peers last night already serono the last day of the world economic forum in davos is about to get underway the high point as we just heard off today's proceedings is likely to be u.s. president donald trump's closing address he arrived in the mountain resort late on thursday and he wasted no time in getting cozy with his peers the eagle had finally landed president trump's arrival in davos was perhaps the most eagerly anticipated moment of the world economic forum so far but not everyone was pleased to see him there. he started his visit with an informal dinner with a group of some of europe's most powerful business executives and just as had been expected he wasted no time in pushing his america first agenda congratulations i just want to say that there's been a lot of war a lot of respect for our country and a lot of money billions and billions of dollars coming into the u.s. and people are very happy with what we've done not only on th

but first monica jones is here with us now talking about some big changes at apple. the depth of apple's business strategy if you like. is that it will pay a thirty eight billion dollars in u.s. taxes and create thousands of new jobs in the u.s. under a new five year investment plan now the tax bill stems from the more than two hundred fifty billion dollars in overseas cash held by the take giant earnings that apple refused to bring back to the u. s. under the previous higher corporate tax rate the company says it's a thirty billion dollars capital investment plan will create twenty thousand new jobs in the united states of course so. looks like donald trump's tax reform is having some impact after all and my colleague to ponder who took a closer look at this development first of all to paul not me what does apple's move mean for the u.s. economy i guess that donald trump and his administration will be more than pleased well obviously it is good news for the administration and of course for the u.s. economy we're talking about twenty five thousand jobs that has annou

what did she do to monica lewinsky, paula jones, kathleen willie? mrs. clinton was right at the center of trying to smear and discredit these women. a narcissistic looney tunes. that's what mrs. clinton did for specific women. >> we can talk about maxine, who has done tons of work with hillary clinton on ship. we can talk about the mothers of the movement on gun violence prevention. we can go back and forth with names. >> laura: she can do a lot of good liberal things that you like and at the same time not be the best person to come out for the #metoo movement. if i were a liberal, i would be like okay, hillary, thanks for your service, but we are moving on. turn the page from the clintons. if not helping democrats. it seems like most democrats i want to know want to be done with the clintons. >> i do think that the #metoo movement is bigger than any one person. i do agree with you on that and i think it's a powerful moment for everybody in the country. >> laura: thank you so much, and we will be right back. stay do you need the most trusted battery in y

i mean, with the monica lewinsky thing, she was a subpoenaed witness in the paula jones lawsuit. remember, the supreme court voted 9-0 and said the lawsuit should go forward. it was a legitimate legal process. and that's what turns it, you know, turned it into -- >> michael cohen denies there is any inappropriate relationship with stormy daniels, and cohen also released a statement in which she denies having sex with the president. so why do you think this story hasn't blown up? >> first of all, they did not deny the $130,000 payment. that's what leapt out at me. if nothing had happened, why did money change hands? and if money didn't change hands, why didn't they deny that money had changed hands? so that's the first sort of red flag that leaps out. of course, as stormy daniels had talked to others and confirmed that she had had a sexual relationship with donald trump and then after the $130,000 payment, she said she did not have a sexual relationship with donald trump. so there are legitimate reasons to be somewhat skeptical about some of these public statements. >> i think you

matter, which led into the monica thing. how do you -- how does a president simply say, "no, thank you, i refuse to be questioned or interrogated by a justice department official"? can he do that? >> no, i don't think he can. i think that he can try to negotiate terms that are favorable to him. but at the end of the day, robert mueller really holds all of the cards, because he can use a subpoena to compel him to testify if it comes to that. i think as a political matter, president trump doesn't want it to come to that. so i think that they'll reach some sort of agreement with some terms of engagement of how this interview will go forward. >> when you say negotiate, as if they've got a negotiating position. how can they deny -- if the guy says, i'm going to subpoena you, buddy, i don't care if you're president of the united states, what could he do about it? and by the way, i would not give this president a take-home quiz, let him take it back to smarter people than him and let them answer the questions overnight or over 48 h

lewinsky even though it was unrelated to the claim by paula jones. if you're a lawyer, kin of donald trump, you do not want him sitting across the table be to fbi investigators. and you want to avoid it as much as possible. we have seen donald trump is very experienced. he may be as experienced as anyone in the country, and i honestly mean that in depositions and answering in sort of narrow ways. we've seen the deposition footage in which he suddenly leaks all kind of memory holes. i would not underestimate his ability even under the direct scrutiny and those conditionses to acquit himself in a way that manages to give him a sort of enough hedge to not commit any infractions. >> when you say that mueller meeting trump under oath or in an oath-like setting is inevitable, you're positing this as the plot of "heat," and pacino and de niro are circling each other and have to meet up at the end. >> the two men have to face off. look, the thing that i always keep coming back to at the core of this is, only donald trump knows what he did. only donald trump

clinton was investigated in the paula jones sexual harassment case. here he is in a later deposition testifying about his relationship with monica lewinsky. look here. >> when i was alone with miss lewinsky on certain occasions in early 1996 and once in early 1997, i engaged in conduct that was wrong. >> yeah, president jimmy carter testified under oath numerous time for a criminal conduct investigation involving his brother, billy and financial improprieties at the carter's family peanut warehouse, shep. >> shepard: and republican presidents as well, right? >> yeah. long history. all the way back to abraham lincoln that voluntarily testified before the house judiciary committee during an investigation of a white house leak to a newspaper reporter. in modern times president reagan responded to written questions concern ago special counsel investigation in the iran contra inquiry. after leaving office, mr. reagan gave videotaped testify in the iran contra trial of his national security adviser, john poindexter. watch. >> i only recall learning that the

monica lewinsky, she called her a narcissistic looney tune. here is a woman that says she wants these women to speak out, these women that accused her husband, she shamed them. >> i have to go. we will tell you why the president was booed while speaking in davos. so, how's it going? well... we had a vacation early in our marriage that kinda put us in a hole. go someplace exotic? yeah, bermuda. a hospital in bermuda. a hospital in bermuda. what? what happened? i got a little over-confident on a moped. even with insurance, we had to dip into our 401(k) so it set us back a little bit. sometimes you don't have a choice. but it doesn't mean you can't get back on track. great. yeah, great. i'd like to go back to bermuda. i hear it's nice. yeah, i'd like to see it. no judgment. just guidance. td ameritrade. peopbut they're different.nd. nice tells you what you want to hear. but kind is honest. this bar's made with delicious cranberries and almonds. so, guess what? we call it cranberry almond. find your favorite and give kind® a try. going somewhere?

in her conversation with monica. to gather evidence. to suggest that the president and his good friend were seeking to cover up and obstruct the ongoing jones lawsuit. that was a stunning development. >> without ken star are you saying this may not have been? >> news week knew about the allegations of this relationship. for months. i have been talking to linda trip. she provided me all sorts of circumstantial evidence. offering to give me the blue dress. it's not clear what i could have done with it. to use that as corroborating evidence. but once the jones lawsuit proceeded and it was clear that clinton was going to be deposed under oath. and was going to be asked about this. that got closer to the story. it was the intervention of star that made this the political earthquake it was. >> and the cover up. that made it a bigger political -- >> the president of course denying. publicly. >> part of the cover up. sally, the story. it was epic then and resulted in the impeachment. and fast forward 20 years. we have a story about president tr

juanita broaddrick, paula jones, kathleen wylie, she cleansed them. with regard to jennifer flowers, she called her trailer trash. wig regard to monica lewinsky, she called her a narcissistic loony tune. she's women that accused her husband of this -- >> that's got to be the last word. i've got to go. thank you both. >>> when we come back, we're going to tell you why the president was booed while speaking in davos. when your stomach is all, "oh yeah!" but your brain says, "yeeeah...no." ...introducing new roasted turkey and stuffing delights from marie callender's. all for only 260 calories. because eating well calls for marie callender's® delights™. we're ready for you. ♪ ♪ new elvive revives damaged hair in just 1 use. go beyond regular shampoo or conditioner. because you're worth it. get your bathroom super bowl ready with febreze. breathe happy. i'm actually closer to my retirement daysing. than i am my college days. i just want to know, am i gonna be okay? i know people who specialize in "am i going to be okay." i like that. you may need g