against it. >> first of all, she was for it as the gold standard three years ago. since then, there have been all these negotiations that have taken place. now in atlanta they just wrapped up. the agreement has changed quite a bit since she was secretary of state and was speaking out about it. what she said now is, it doesn't meet her standard about what would be good for protecting american jobs and american wages. >> come on, richard. you're talking to me. i mean, you're talking about fine print that we don't even know is the reason. doesn't she put her finger up to the political winds and say, look, i'm having trouble with the unions. i have the american federation of manufactures and the afl-cio and the teamsters and i'm losing support. let me go for jobs. >> i don't hear you asking donald trump the same question when he expresses the same objections that hillary does about currency manipulation. >> here's the thing about donald with the unions. they want to support donald