according to the economic policy institute, the united states trade deficit with the proposed dpp member countries cost over one million manufacturing jobs in our country in 2015. by far the biggest loss was in motor vehicles and parks. michigan rapgs first for jobs lost as a share of state workforce due to trade deficit with tpp members. just imagine how many more automobile jobs will be lost if hillary gets her wish and approves tpp, it will not be pretty. that is why i have announced that we will withdrawal from the deal before that can ever, ever, ever happen. i have have previously laid out a detailed plan for trade reform, available on my website. it includes protections against car insurance ma anymorelation, and tarriffs against any country that cheats, and many of them do. my plan also includes a total renegotiation of nafta so our jobs can come back and if we can't make a much, much better deal they we have right now, we will walk i'm not in any way, shape, or form an isolationist. i don't believe in it, but we have to make great deals for our country. we're losing in our whole

there is an n active 80% dpp in drilngng.y do not have it goining on, but they are bound and determined to geget whatever oil out of there they can to . north dakota regulators are in bed with oil industry, and they have looked the other way. they have pushed the pipelines through really fast without any tribal consultation and without a full environmental impact statement. that is what needs to happen. , what we say is you should have a role to wheels impact -- well to wheels impact. it is not just endangering all of the watersheds. it is not just the fact that former editor of scientific american judy bell says 57% of a catastrophic leak. it is not just that. what about all that carbon? we're sitting here in this world, where there has been no rain in syria for five years. there is catastrophic storms eveverywhere, and his pipeline will bring about 250,0,000 per y tons of carbon into the atmosphere. that is what this dakota access pipeline is, and that is wrong. a private corporation does n not get to decide. canadianis a c

conventional political figure has notably done some garden-variety flip-flopping on her own on issues like the dppeal and the keystone pipeline. martha: this never happens, right? very unusual. thank you very much. greg: for more on this i'm joined by alan combs, host of the alan combs show contributor, brad blakeman joins us, assistant to george w. bush bush. brad, if trump's original promise which is or supporters have relied on that all 11 million illegal immigrants will be deported by president trump. over the last 10 days he seems to have backed off from that. if he doesn't make it absolutely clear where he stands on deporting people here illegally , he doesn't make it clear tonight, will that have been a failure of the speech? >> yes it will. he's got to be specific and lay out a plan in how he's going to accomplish what he sets out to do. certainly we got a preview, sanctuary cities must end. under hillary clinton they will continue. we have to have a fair and balanced approach to our immigration policies with regard to the 11 million that are here. we don't have the assets, we don't have t

josh earnest: with the dpp agreement coming terms of negotiating, has been completed.he work now on tpp to get done is in the united states congress. will be working closely with leading democrats and republicans in congress to determine the most effective way to get that done before the end of the year. that is a separate piece of work, and continuing to negotiate with partners overseas. there's no reason that work on one needs to prevent work on the other. is somebodyrom and that has an ambitious view on the right way to pursue these kind of agreements. he is a tenacious negotiator. i anticipate that when he travels to europe in mid-september that they will be engaged in substantive discussions, and hopefully will be able to make additional progress. >> secondly, is there any reaction to, or comment on, the eu forcing apple to pay lots of money in back taxes? [inaudible] sec. josh earnest: apparently they had a lot to discuss this morning, based on your interest in the economic relationship between the u.s. and europe. obviously, this ruling is something that is attr