America's Leverage Over China, Evaluating President Trump’s Approach With Nicholas Lardy, Egg Price Hysteria & CNN’s Questionable Bernie Sanders Town Hall
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- Talking Points Memo: How the United States could hurt China and why the Chinese economy will collapse unless a deal is reached.
- Nicholas Lardy, Ph.D., Senior Fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, joins the No Spin News to discuss U.S.–China relations and whether Trump may have overestimated his leverage.
- Bill looks at the anti-Trump media's overreaction to the price of oil and eggs.
- Panama and the U.S. sign a new security deal for the canal.
- Why did CNN hold a town hall with Bernie Sanders?
- This Day in History: Paul McCartney announces that he is leaving The Beatles.
- Final Thought: Television pundits' saying, 'by the way' and 'we'll see.'
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