The Cars Trump views nafta as a deal in which the united states is getting ripped off by mexico oh, and ripped off by canada what would have been the consequences if trump hold the united states out of nafta. This isnt, you know, one of the largest, if not the largest Trade Pact in the world . One of the things that i think people misread about Donald Trump so often has a lot of the times these big statements like that are Negotiating Tactics if the Prime Minister of canada and the president of Mexico Fear that america will unilaterally pulled out of naf it makes them much more willing to come to the Negotiating Table his supporters will say hes looking for leverage, but, you know, its a form of playing Russian Roulette with the worlds economic security what was the reaction to that pledge inside Of Mexico . I think the mexicans were concerned about that. Its been an agreement that was in place for about 25, 30 Years Trade between the u. S. Canada and mexico was more than 1 Trillion th
Welcome to the whole story. Im Anderson Cooper on the campaign trail, former President Donald Trump has touted his experience and achievements from his first term in office and has vowed to continue with what he started if hes elected again. But where does he actually stand on some of the key issues for voters . In this election . Cnns Abby Phillip takes us through what the trump White House did when it came to the economy and reproductive rights, as well as immigration, foreign policy, and the state of democracy and she looks at what he and his allies have promised to continue or change if elected to another term in November Nafta has been a disaster for the united states. A complete and total disaster it was April 2017 173 months into Donald Trumps presidency. And he wanted to withdraw the united states from nafta the north american free Trade Agreement he would say repeatedly, in the Oval Office to everyone who had was signed, there ripping us off. They take advantage of americans w
Welcome to the whole story. I m anderson cooper on the campaign trail, former president donald trump has touted his experience and treatments from his first term in office and has vowed to continue with what he started but if he s elected again but where does he actually stand on some of the key issues for voters in this election cnn s abby phillip takes us through what the trump white house did when it came to the economy and reproductive rights, as well as immigration, foreign policy, and the state of democracy. And she looks at what he and his allies have promised to continue or change if elected to another term in november nafta has been a disaster the united states, a complete and total disaster it was april 20, 173 months into donald trump s presidency and he wanted to withdraw the united states from nafta, the north american free trade agreement he would say repeatedly in the oval office to everyone who would listen, they re ripping us off. They take advantage of americans were
Potential way to make both sides winners that if, you in your country are really great At Making Cars and i, in my country, i am really great at making airplanes. Then it would make sense for me to make all the airplanes and you to make all the Cars Trump views nafta as a deal in which the United States is getting ripped off by mexico and ripped off by canada what would have been the consequences if trump hold the United States out of nafta this isnt, you know, one of the largest, if not the largest Trade Pact in the world . One of the things that i think people misread about Donald Trump so often has a lot of the times these big statements like that are negotiating tactics. If the Prime Minister of canada and the president of Mexico Fear that america will unilaterally pull out of nafta it makes them much more willing to come to the Negotiating Table his supporters will say he looking for leverage but, you know its a form of playing Russian Roulette with the worlds economic security wh
Im keeping this brief and to the point. Local leaders have been sounding at definite alarm for months about the need for direct fiscal assistance from washington as the virus rages in our city. Our budgets are under extreme stress. Arts fences are skyrocketing. Our essential lifesaving services are strained. The need for public assistance is through the roof. This has been going on since the beginning of the pandemic since march of last year. Today, only 38 cities have received direct relief yet mayors everywhere continue to do what we do everyday. We get it done. We run our cities with a balanced budget which we are required to do by law. So what does that mean . How do we possibly do that in the face of this tremendous crisis . It means the cut jobs. It means eliminating services and staff at the same time. Our First Responders have been on the job since day one of this pandemic transporting those with covid to hospitals with Public Health initiatives keeping social and family order