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Out of a lot of countries with which we have arrangements in trade. and so his comment that he wants a u.s., u.k. free trade deal, i like to call that tea tip for two, because it's a mini version of the transatlantic trade investment partnership. that is the right step and moreover, much like president obama, there's a lot of low hanging fruit that president trump could pick. u.s., u.k. free trade deal would be a good start. the longer these trade wars continue, the less goodwill we'll have on the part of the european allies to negotiate deals that look like that. elizabeth: is this how you do...
Happening. he makes an important point that there really are legitimate trade grievances that we have with some of our partners. but there is a way to deal with them. one way to deal with them is to go to the world trade organization, the president maligns and work through that process. another way is to get a more comprehensive agreement which the obama administration was working on, the infamous tea tip with europe that has been abandoned. it is another thing to actually initiate a tariff war, we're going to be paying for it and so will europe. whether it is peanuts, whether it is harley-dav...
Publicly, because i think it's a lot easier for a foreign leader to do something you'd like them to do when it doesn't look like they're being pushed around on it. on the economic point, it's important to remember that there are over 700,000 american jobs that have been created by german companies investing in america. and that bmw makes more cars in charleston, south carolina than it does in bavaria. by the same token, the eu has a lot of nontariff barriers to trade. particularly in the agricultural area, and this was one of the things we were pushing hard on in trying to negotiate the tea ti...