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Now canada. and mexico' to renegotiate it is a great deal, we shouldn't do i it. i came i calno body thought it was possible, i would say it was peace through strength. they viewed us as a strong country. they probably done really figure me out because they were concerned about thing, zero chance that putin would have gone into ukraine, i okay, youd to talk about it he knew not to go in, they don't respect our country any more, they don't respect our leadership any more, i had iran in a position they would have made a deal within one week after the election, but they became rich, i told china ...

Look, the european union is almost as bad on trade as china is. i say that to people, say -- they say, oh, you know, the european union's so nice. they ripped us off, you know, like few others. we lost $187 billion when i was coming into office with the european union. now, with china, it was $507 billion. this is, it's not sustainable. and what i did with the taxes and the tariffs on china, taking in hundreds of billions of dollars, we never took in ten cents. and the funny thing is biden, you saw him, but they haven't taken the tariffs off. you know why? it's so much money. and not only that...

Us on trade. look, the european union is almost as bad on trade as china is. i say that to people, say -- they say, oh, you know, the european union's so nice. they ripped us off, you know, like few others. we lost $187 billion when i was coming into office with the european union. now, with china, it was $507 billion. this is, it's not sustainable. and what i did with the taxes and the tariffs on china, taking in hundreds of billions of dollars, we never took in ten cents. and the funny thing is biden, you saw him, but they haven't taken the tariffs off. you know why? it's so much money. and ...

This is bbc news. the headlines. mps are due to vote on the government's controversial plan to raise national insurance to fund the nhs and social care. this is the scene in the house of commons. the government has been defending the plan. the government has over £507 billion to the nation and in the course of the whole of fighting the pandemic. it is in that sense broad—based and it is been recognised to be by reputable independent commentators a broad—based approach. the tax, which breaks a manifesto pledge, has come under attack from labour — they say it is an "unfair" burden on work...

Good. i don't think they'll retaliate, but if they did, we have the ultimate form of retaliation. i think there's very few jobs left in china. we would be able to step it up. i've been very mild about it, very, very mild. there's a long way i can go. somebody had to take on what was happening with china. we can't allow china to take out of our country $507 billion every year, not including intellectual property theft and so many other things. we're having very good talks with china. i think things will happen, but we'll see. >> reporter: if they do retailate would you want your team to meeting...