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the same right come absurd. but they are so blinded by their trump hatred that they won't even agree to support policies at this point. that will help their own constituents. forget it america at large. case in point, which includes trade concessions from canada and mexico that democrats said they long desired. "the new york times" of all places is reporting house democrats returned to washington on monday, to take facing a difficult choice. should they hand president trump a victory in the midst of a heated impeachment battle or walk away one of the most progressive trade pacts ever negotiated by either party? wow, the pressure is on! instead of allowing this obvious win for american workers, pelosi and whacked out caucus are on a vengeful high. they are tripping on ukraine hallucinogenic impeaching to their own choir of radicals. the rest of america is busy at
over the president it's absurd. but they are so blinded by their trump hatred that they won't even agree to support policies at this point that will help their own constituents. forget america at large. case in point. the usmca which includes trade concessions from canada and mexico that democrats have a long desired. "the new york times" of all places is reporting house democrats returned to washington on monday facing a difficult choice. should they hand president trump a victory in the midst of a heated impeachment battle or walk away one of the most progressive trade pacts ever negotiated by either party? wow, the pressure is on. instead of allowing this obvious win for american workers, pelosi and her whacked out caucus are on a vengeful high. they are tripping on ukraine hallucinogenic impeaching to their own choir of radicals. the rest of america is busy at work preparing for the holidays.
differently, we would have. listen, i think president trump broke up with the world and now he's kind of like the u.s. has to move on, the rest of the world is moving on. canadian pm said, i am quoting him, a victory for progressive trade. i think japan is more than happy to fill a role perhaps than we've left on the side. but it just under lines what we have heard from this administration from the get go, which the bilateral trade. we heard the same thing in davos as well with the treasury secretary saying anyone who wants to do trade with the u.s., we are open. the u.s. wants it on its own term, which i think, you know, if you have a leader who is strong, maybe a little more difficult. >> dana: part of tpp was a geo political move. it's partly to blunt china's influence. >> yes. >> dana: so the rest of the world is like, we've got to keep going on that even if the united states is not going to be part of it. >> right. as far as the u.s. consumer goes, i wonder how we'll feel
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negotiations. we bring the deal back, and for a minimum of three months everybody in congress gets to read the actual. >> why are they saying this stuff? >> i don't know. you've got to talk to them. >> they are saying this is a totally unfair deal, never been done before. >> i know! >> i want to bring in these republicans -- no, you're not republicans, i thought you would be. >> but the one thing i just want to say about this though chris is that i am happy to debate this, and i'm sure jerry and others are based on the actual facts. >> right. >> this is the most progressive framework for trade we have ever had. >> okay. >> this requires us to have binding labor agreements. on the environment we're actually negotiating with countries that almost have no environmental standards but suddenly they have to pay attention to excessive logging. they have to pay attention to excessive fishing. they have to pay attention to how they are protecting their oceans. they have got to pay attention to wildlife trafficking. i mean, we're -- we're embodying
is so critical, but it's an international economy. we do it, and anyone who works in business here would tell you that. >> but one thing that i think is important to point out, chris, is there is this notion that somehow high-end knowledge workers, they benefit from trade. >> is that true? >> the average joe doesn't. what is true is that every worker is going to need some skills. that doesn't have to do with trade that. has to do with the nature of the economy because even if there's no trade, you know, machines are going to displace routine work over time, and we've got to make sure that all our workers are engaged in lifelong learning so that they are prepared for the new economy in which they are taking technology, taking tools. you go into a factory these days, and it's all computer run. now, the guys who used to be there, they are hired now not because of brawn but because they can work a machine. they can identify problems.