a trade tool like tariffs against an immigration flow problem and, look, we can have a good discussion about the, you know, so-called crisis at the border. i believe it's one that's been manufactured by trump immigration policy. but that's a very different discussion. and trump -- i'm not sure he learned much from this, but if he learned something from that, it's precisely in this space. that he just pushed too far on his own community, whether it's the business community or congressional republicans, that they just recognize that the economic damage that he would be doing in pursuit of an unprecedented intervention was very misguided. >> jared, always good to see you, thank you for joining me. jared bernstein is a former chief economist and economic policy adviser to then-vice president biden. coming up, with 15 days to go before the first 2020 presidential democratic primary, we're taking a deep dive -- debate, sorry, not primary. we're taking a deep dive into the candidates' big ideas. first up, what bernie sanders
complaint against cline. the interview yesterday president trump said he played no role this directing white house officials to arrange for jared kushner to receive a top-secret clearance. president trump tweeted thoughts about iran writing the democrats are fan of being weak with iran. they have no clue as to the danger they would be inflicting on our country. iran is in financial chaos because of the sanctions and iran deal termination. democra democrats put us in a bad place but now good. iran replains in compliance with the deal. it. comes as allies have opened a new channel for u.s. sanctions and conduct nondollar trade with iran. however, it's unclear if that trade tool will allow for the bigger transactions such as oil and gas trades. tehran needs to conduct in order
economy, especially this part of southern idaho. but we'll say that this is the president's time. you talk to these farmers yesterday, and when you're talking to these farmers, what we continually heard was this is the president's moment. we heard him for that year and a half on the campaign trail promising to expand their markets. he even told island farmers he was going to protect their markets. this is the moment they've been waiting for. as the president heads up to canada, this what two of the farmers told us yesterday. >> that does make us a little anxious. every time we lose a market that's something that we have to worry about because we have to use the potato somewhere. >> so you support president trump's efforts to renegotiate nafta? >> i do support the president's efforts to get us free and equal access into these markets. >> tariff can be a trade tool, but in my opinion there are trade tool of the last resort. >> reporter: so you're supportive? >> i think we've reached the