Welcome back to the whole story. I'm anderson cooper. We just heard from vice president kamala harris on some of the key policy issues in this race. In this next hour, we're going to show you the other side with former president donald trump and where he stands on the economy, reproductive rights, immigration, foreign policy policy, and the state of democracy. Cnn's abby phillip takes us through what the trump white house enacted during his four years in office and looks at what he and his allies have promised to continue or to change if elected to another term nafta has been a disaster for the united states. A complete and total disaster it was april 2017 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 n the oval offici to e everyone whwho would wawas listen, the ripping us off. They take advantage of america's were suckers and losers. 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And rattle financial markets trump actually had one of his top aides rob porter, draft a letter to o geget out of nafta t hehe would sigign presumptively paperwork was preparing inside the white house gary cohn, who was his natitional economimic councicil directctor or tookok of dififferent steteps, inclclu famously h hiding some papers, some documents from trump that if he had signed them would have pulled the united states out of nafta right away. Well, i was going to terminate nafta as of two or three days from now? on his 98th day in office. And after nearly two years of assailing nafta a lastminute late night phone call with mexico's president and canada's prime minister convinced trump to stand down. 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So we can bring back that simple but beautiful phrase you've heard it before, made in the usa, they were shore, there was going to be more job growth specifically in areas like manufacturing and they were sure that that was going to lead to big wage increases for americans the most important thing that the tax cuts did for trump in his time in office was the game. People with money to spend right away. And there was s this shohortte stimulative effect to the economy that's the big win for trump trump would score another economic win two years later. I promise to renegotiate nafta and today we h have kept thahat promise what p president t trum was concerned d about was s to e sure that ththe agreemenent wast unfair and was not basically penalizing american workers he does cut a new trade deal, but it's not a compmplete fundndamental overhaul. It's mostly the same thing with new branding and some new components branding has always been central to trump's strategy. 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