michael froman, thanks for joining us, former u.s. representative, currently at the council of foreign relations, joining us from washington. the headline crossing now, president trump is said to waive the iran nuclear sanctions under the nuclear deal. deciding on friday to continue to waive economic sanctions related to the 2015 nuclear accord with iran. that believe the deal in tact for now. at the same time, the u.s. is imposing new sanctions against 14 people and entities involved with iran's ballistic missile programs, and a crackdown on government protesters. we know the president is required by law to certify every 90 days the iran nuclear deal. now waiving sanctions, this would include another 120 days. we had heard this decision was coming. we are now hearing this will also include new sanctions for 14 people and entities involved with iran's ballistic missile programs. david: coming up, 350 million voters will be heading to the countries toous elect new presidents this year. will the anti-establishment tide break over latin

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. >> michael froman, former u.s. trade representative under president obama.he's now a distinguished fellow at the council on foreign relations. mr. ambassador, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> trade sort of got lost in the sauce the latter part of 2017. we were all talking about tax reform have to dust off the old notes from last year when we were talking about the renegotiations of nafta, the high tariffs against china and other issues that the president was talking about. what do you expect to hear from him today? >> well, i know this audience will care a lot about what the president says about nafta, in particular, because -- >> right. >> -- nafta has been a great benefit to our agricultural sector and agri business and they have great concerns about the instability, a renegotiation or withdrawal from nafta, could create we now export over $150 billion of agricultural products oornd the wor around the world that contributes owe over $4 billion to farmers' income. there's a lot there at stake over the course of 2017, there was a lot of rhe