business as well the united states and canada have agreed to a deal to replace the north american free trade agreement that is according to u.s. officials who said it will go by a new name the united states mexico canada agreements canada has been frozen out of a deal reached in august between the u.s. and mexico to update now after the eleventh hour talks between ottawa and washington guaranteed that all three members will be in the new version of the tri pact. is a predator is it a good deal very is it did you ever get a good day for canada ok i'm certainly not justin trudeau was in good spirits after a cabinet meeting in ottawa once the final stumbling blocks had been removed there will be no tariffs on the two point six million cars that are made in canada and sold in the u.s. but there was still no sign of an agreement on tariffs on canadian steel and medium exports canada says the deal is good because the country can also go to an independent referee when it has a trade dispute with the u.s. and does not have to subject itself to u.s. courts that part of the old nafta treaty survived the name ho

american politicians have pushed for a long time. in mexico the government was relieved that the new free trade deal comprises all north american countries we are very pleased to announce now that this remains a trilateral agreement an agreement in which mexico the united states and canada have successfully renegotiated and modernize the disciplines that were found in the north american free trade agreement or nafta. the us and mexico had already agreed to a new deal in august mexico accepted that more industrial production will take place in the u.s. to protect american jobs all three governments are relieved that a last minute compromise has been reached as the three economies are highly interwoven the deal just in time production in many different industries is now safe. i'm joined now by my colleague aaron tilton aaron cho is hailing this deal as a success is it well certainly from his perspective i would say it is a major success you have to remember donald trump has always prided himself on being a deal maker i mean if you really look at his political career short as it may have been up to now he's always expressed extreme skepticism when it comes to international organizations and multilateral agreements y

it went to the wire, but now we have a new version of north american free trade agreement.he deadline for negotiations between the us and canada expired half an hour ago. mexico has already agreed to new terms. the news of the reformed trilateral deal sent the canadian dollar soaring to a five month high in asian trading. it will also be known as the us north america mexico trade deals. the mexican peso has also been climbing. details of the new deal are scarse, but these were the sticking points: canada is the us's second biggest trading partner, exchanging over $580 billion in two—way trade in goods and services last year. canada says the us must drop its tariffs of 25% on steel and 10% on aluminium from canada. the us is the top foreign market for canadian metal producers. another big sticking point is dairy. canada imposes import taxes or tariffs of between 200 and 300 percent on foreign milk products — but only on imports that are above a quota level. president trump says these tariffs are too high. he is still willing to put a "motherlode" tariff on canadian auto part

are not ready to discuss trade disputes we now move to discuss trade and we start with the north at letter north american free trade agreement then we move beyond to other trade tensions in the world and to do so i could be more pleased to have with us someone i work with two long ago to probably say twenty five years ago were at the house of representative lori wallach the director of public citizens global energy global trade watch thank you for being here laurie my pleasure so since we worked on these things the w. two you know and everything which was so much fun you've been toiling in the trenches and on the top of these really key issues. first tell us about nafta clinton administration initiative north american free trade agreement set the stage for us what was the good the bad and the uglies of nafta the original nafta so george bush the first negotiate it and signed it then clinton inherited it worked very hard to pass it so is a bipartisan made in america model of trade and the sad thing is the critics are right at this point there are a million certified by the government now after job losses it's nationwide it's

and canada agreed on a new trade deal to replace the 24-year-old north american free trade agreement.t deadline and both countries say it will result in freer markets and fairer trade. the u.s. had already reached an agreement with mexico. >>> federal agents are cracking down on undocumented immigrants with previous criminal convictions. during a three-day sweep lass month, i.c.e. arrested 150 people in the los angeles area. most were from mexico. maria villareal rode along on one of the operations. >> reporter: it's 4:00 in the morning, nearly two dozen i.c.e. officers are finalizing plans. the agents door knocks and identifies the illegal immigrant before loading them into the cars. by mid-morning six men and women are in custody. one of the people arrested fredi gonzalez served jail time for attempted murder. the immigrants are transferred to a long term facility for a deportation hearing or deported immediately. >> these are all targeted operations. >> what if someone had been in the house? >> if someone else is in the house, the officers can conduct a field interview and make tha

earlier reaction to the new north american free trade agreement faded on wall street.finished mixed. larj large-caps rose and smaller caps lost ground. tariffs on imported vehicles are less likely now. energy companies got a boost when the price of u.s. crude oil rose closing at a four-year high. >>> on wall street, the dow industrials rallied 192 points. the s&p 500 gained ten while the nasdaq lost nine. >>> shares of tesla shot up monday rallying 17% after elon musk reached a settlement with federal regulators. the elecectric carmaker and mus agreed to pay a a combined $40 million after the sesec accused musk of securitities fraud. he's outut as chairman but remas third-quarter production left tesla near profitability. >>> medicare is updating its website. new features include a questionnaire to help seniors decide between original, government-run medicare, and private plans. it also has an online calculator, web chat option, and simplified login. the annual enrollment runs from october 15th to december 7th. that's when beneficiaries can shop for new plans or switch

at the 11th hour the us, canada and mexico announce a successor to the north american free trade agreement in business briefing, the new boss at goldman sachs, david solomon, starts today. our team in new york have been sussing him out. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. also in the programme — to tip or not to tip? theresa may will today announce plans to legally bar restaurants from keeping tips from staff. about 2 million people work in hotels, pubs and restaurants in the uk. do you think this is a good idea, when it comes to tips, what happens where you are? get in touch — just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. the indonesian authorities are scrambling to help people in sulawesi, three days after the island was struck by a devastating earthquake and tsunami. more than 800 people are confirmed dead, but it's feared that figure will rise. indonesia's president has said they will need international help. our correspondent rebecca henschke is one of the first foreign correspondents to reach palu, where rescuers are still

president donald trump has approved a deal to update nafta — the north american free trade agreement.nadian and the us representatives. 0n the news, the canadian dollar soared to a four month high. a mexican source says they're close to agreeing a trilateral deal. two people have been killed and more than 120 people were injured by typhoon trami which struck japan over the weekend. the storm has now cleared the mainland but it's aftermath has brought travel chaos to several cities. galeforce winds and heavy rainfall caused damage that blocked roads and train lines and over three quarters of a million homes in and around tokyo have been left without power. a south korean mp says the number of defectors leaving the north for the south has fallen sharply since kim jong—un came to power. park byeong—seug said official records showed the number decreasing by almost 60% since 2011. he said tighter controls on the border between china and north korea were a key factor. macedonia's prime minister says he will seek parliamentary approval to change the country's name to resolve a dispute with g

for third countries things are more complicated the turbulent negotiations around the north american free trade agreement only recently concluded left north american supply chains in doubt the ongoing trade dispute with china is also hitting foreign companies european automakers are already facing chinese import tariffs on cars coming off their u.s. assembly lines so where does the balance lie for european businesses in the u.s. net positive or negative that may depend on the company itself. earlier my colleague ben physical and talk with new jersey governor and firm murphy who's here in germany trying to drum up trade for his state he told us not to lose hope and trade with the u.s. despite the current storm warnings. again there's a lot of volatility in washington the i'm a democrat i'm a proud democrat but i'm an american i think there's too much volatility right now how is that affecting business as you've been talking to i think the folks are sort of questioning what's going on with sheriffs and trade policy and sanctions and should i be rethinking my advice to them is no i'm an optimist this too wi

american politicians have pushed for a long time in mexico the government was relieved that the new free trade deal comprises all north american countries we are very pleased to announce now that this remains a trilateral agreement an agreement in which mexico the united states and canada have successfully renegotiated and modernize the disciplines that were in the north american free trade agreement or nafta. the us and mexico had already agreed to a new deal in august mexico accepted that more industrial production will take place in the u.s. to protect american jobs all three governments are relieved that a last minute compromise has been reached as the three economies are highly into. the deal just in time production in many different industries is now safe. i'm joined now by my colleague aaron tilton aaron cho is hailing this deal as a success is it well certainly from his perspective i would say it is a major success you have to remember donald trump has always prided himself on being the deal maker i mean if you really look at his political career short as it may have been up to now he's always expressed extreme skepticism when it comes to international organizations and multilateral agreements you know h

media reporting that a deal has been reached to revise north american free trade agreement canada's prime minister has held a late night cabinet meeting at the white house and said that canada must sign by monday or face exclusion from the pact with mexico than your lack because more from toronto. it looks like the canadians have given up access to their protected market for dairy products something president from himself weighed in on on many occasions in often very mocking tones demanding that market be opened up but they did that in exchange for various things they wanted such as a better resolution mechanism for trade disputes with the united states and some guarantees that the americans won't slap tariffs on cars made here indonesia's president is accepting international help to recover from friday's earthquake and tsunami graves are being dug to stop the spread of disease more than eight hundred people are confirmed dead rescuers are still struggling to reach coastal communities cut off from help two people have been killed and one more than one hundred injured as a typhoons battere

adrian finnegan it was billed as the world's largest free trade area affecting five hundred million people when the north american free trade agreement on nafta was signed in one thousand nine hundred four barriers were removed and trade boomed but critics argued that it decimated several manufacturing hubs in the u.s. with companies taking advantage of low wages in mexico to shift operations south u.s. president donald trump promised to rewrite nafta or get rid of it completely high pressure negotiations followed an unpopular outgoing government in mexico struck a deal in august long time ally canada was left out and relations deteriorated between trump and canada's prime minister justin trudeau but the countries need each other economically and both appear to have found things they like in the new agreement to be called the united states mexico canada agreement or u.s. m.c.a. well the u.s. and canada in a joint statement said that us m.c.a. will give our workers farmers ranchers and businesses a high standard trade agreement that will result in freedom. it's fair a trade and robust economic growth in our region it will strengthen t

and mexico have reached a new trial lateral trade deal to replace the north american free trade agreement or nafta. i'm about the same this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up mass burials planned in the asia as the death toll so far from the earthquake and tsunami jumps to eight hundred but with warnings that the final figure may be in the thousands. celebrations in macedonia after a referendum to change the country's name is ruled invalid because of a low turnout. and the swimming race that is just as much about freedom and history as sport. canada the u.s. and mexico have reached a new trial lateral trade deal to replace the one thousand nine hundred four north america free trade agreement all nuff to the new deal will be called the united states mexico canada agreement kind of its prime minister justin trudeau i saw the late night cabinet meeting i had of a u.s. imposed monday deadline u.s. president donald trump had blamed nafta for the loss of american manufacturing jobs so let's talk to heidi jocasta in washington d.c. heidi what are you hearing about the details of this de

adrian finnegan it was billed as the world's largest free trade area affecting five hundred million people when the north american free trade agreement on nafta was signed in one thousand nine hundred four barriers were removed and trade boomed but critics argued that it decimated several manufacturing hubs in the u.s. with companies taking advantage of low wages in mexico to shift operation south u.s. president donald trump promised to rewrite nafta or get rid of it completely high pressure negotiations followed an unpopular outgoing government in mexico struck a deal in august long time ally canada was left out and relations deteriorated between trump and canada's prime minister justin trudeau but the countries need each other economically and both appear to have found things they like in the new agreement to be called the united states mexico canada agreement or u.s. m.c.a. well the us and canada in a joint statement said that us m.c.a. will give our workers farmers ranchers and businesses a high standard trade agreement that will result in freedom. it's fairer trade and robust economic growth in our region it will strengthen the

touted trade arrangement with canada and mexico asa arrangement with canada and mexico as a victory for us workers. washington and ottawa reached agreement late sunday to update the north american freent and give it a new name. the united states, mexico, canada agreement, the us president singling out farming and auto sectors as beneficiaries of the trilateral trade pact. this new deal is an especially great victory for our farmers, ourfarmers have gone through a lot over the last 15 yea rs, through a lot over the last 15 years, they have been taken advantage of by everybody. once approved, this will be a new dawn for the american auto industry and for the american auto industry and for the american auto industry and for the american auto worker. trade a nalyst for the american auto worker. trade analyst explained how the deal could drive up operating costs for carmakers. very expensive to produce a car in nafta because of the local content requirements mean that every pa rt content requirements mean that every part of a car more all this has to be made in nafta markets, there is a labour requirement to use $16 an hour on average labour for a labour requirement to use $16 an hour on

mexico have reached a new trade deal to replace the one thousand nine hundred four north american free trade agreement or nafta canada's prime minister justin trudeau has held a late night cabinet meeting ahead of a u.s. imposed deadline to sign up all be excluded from the pact u.s. president donald trump has blames nafta for the loss of american manufacturing jobs i didn't castro has more from washington d.c. . this deal that would replace nafta is called the u.s. embassy a short for us mexico canada agreement and it is being trumpeted by senior u.s. administration officials as a win for all three countries major provisions here including benefiting u.s. dairy farmers by opening up the dairy market in canada as well as protections offered to the canadian auto industry to a degree from hostle future u.s. tariffs on auto indications president is accepting international help to recover from friday's earthquake and tsunami more than eight hundred people are confirmed dead rescuers fear the toll could rise to the thousands two people have been killed and more than one hundred have been injured as typhoon

have successfully renegotiated and modernize the disciplines that were founded in the north american free trade agreement or nafta. the us and mexico had already agreed to a new deal in august mexico accepted that more industrial production will take place in the u.s. to protect american jobs all three governments are relieved that a last minute compromise has been reached as the three economies are highly interwoven the deal means that just in time production in many different industries is now safe for many months millions of owners of diesel cars here in germany have been concerned that they could soon be prevented from driving their cars in city centers courts ruled that cities may ban diesel engines in the wake of the emissions cheating scandal the german government is now working with car makers to find a solution to the diesel crisis today it isn't as expected whether that diesel could be a retrofit of old diesel engines making them more environmentally friendly the question still is who will pick up the bill. german drivers are fuming especially the ones who drive diesels they have no idea if the

for third countries things are more complicated the turbulent negotiations around the north american free trade agreement only recently concluded left north american supply chains in doubt the ongoing trade dispute with china is also hitting foreign companies european automakers are already facing chinese import tariffs on cars coming off their u.s. assembly lines so where does the balance lie for european businesses in the us net positive or negative that may depends on the company itself. new jersey's democratic governor phil thing is on a trade mission to the e.u. and managed to include us in his tour thanks very much for coming in to be your ben what is a governor from you josie doing on a trade mission to europe first of all thrilled to be here i'm a former u.s. ambassador to germany so it's a country i know and love there is already a strong blind economically between new jersey and germany about eight billion dollars of economic activity german companies employ twenty five thousand new jerseyans we think it could be a lot bigger and a lot more particularly in the innovation economy what's stopping

the guardian says the us, canada and mexico have reached a deal to revamp the north american free trade agreementorld's largest economy and its closest neighbours. us president donald trump hailed the agreement as a "wonderful new trade deal". the telegraph buisness pages say according to entrepreneurs, the uk government's plans to introduce a unilateral "digital services tax" on us technology companies threaten to smother investment in start—ups and damage innovation. and finally, the front a le figaro carries this poignant photo of french music legend and national treasure charles aznavour who has died aged 94. so let's begin. with me is priya lakhani obe who's founder and ceo of century tech — a uk based education technology platform. and award winner, congratulations!” was in new york. it is interesting because one of the stories we are about to cover, i constantly saw lots of adverts. we need to top borisjohnson lots of adverts. we need to top boris johnson first. on lots of adverts. we need to top borisjohnson first. on the lots of adverts. we need to top boris johnson first. on the front p

the united states and canada have agreed to a deal to replace the north american free trade agreement that's according to a u.s. administration official who said that it will go by a new name the united states mexico canada agreements canada had risked being frozen out of the steel reached in august between the u.s. and mexico to update nafta but eleventh hour talks between ottawa and washington guaranteed that all three members will be in the new version of the trade pact is erroneous or is it a good deal very is it a good deal for get a good day for canada how come certainly if. justin trudeau was in good spirits after a cabinet meeting in ottawa once the final stumbling blocks had been removed there will be no tariffs on the two point six million cars that are made in canada and sold in the u.s. but there was still no announcement of a deal on canadian steel and aluminum exports canada says it's a good deal because the country can also go to an independent arbiter when it has a trade dispute with the u.s. and it does not have to subject itself to u.s. courts that part of the old na

delivering on another campaign promise donald trump announcing today a renegotiated north american free trade agreement with a new name with mexico and canada. richardson takes a look at the new deal. >> donald from from to terminate the north american free trade agreement, he has, though mostly and name. in the rose garden the president announced an updated nafta. >> we successfully completed negotiations on a brand-new deal to terminate and replace nafta and the nafta trade agreements with an incredible new us-mexico canada agreement. >> usmc a, united states mexico canada agreement. for weeks it appeared this new deal would exclude canada. in august the us and mexico reached an agreement, discussions between the us and canada soured as donald trump threatened to leave canada out of any deal and impose tariffs on all auto imports from canada into the us. >> the question of nafta and renegotiating nafta has been a challenge in conversations with the president. >> he's a professional, i am a professional, we have strong tensions but we have a great relationship. >> canada agreed to relax restrictions o

united states and canada have agreed a deal to replace the north american free trade agreement following an early us mexico deal negotiators had worked frantically to cobble together a deal before a midnight deadline imposed by the united states. police here in germany have detained to seven men on suspicion of forming a far right to terror group in the eastern city of can it's one of the man was arrested two weeks ago while seven more were taken into custody today federal prosecutors say they planned to carry out attacks against foreigners and left wing activists. under heavy security six of the suspects arrested today were rushed to their arrest hearings a servant who was detained later on in the day so prosecutors say communications between the suspects indicate they were preparing an attack for this wednesday germany's unification day holiday. be calm when you could see one believe that there are still a communications indicates that the accused have joined together in order to carry out violent assault and armed attacks both against foreigners and against those who hold different po

midnight us deadline for canada and the us negotiators to reach a renewed deal on the north american free trade agreement as nafta. washington has already reached a side deal with mexico. the trump administration had threatened to proceed with mexico only trade pact as differences over canada's support of dairy market led to stalled negotiations with the americans. in the shipping market, the industry is facing a few challenges. containerships the industry is facing a few challenges. container ships move $4 trillion worth of trade each year. a trade war showing no signs of abating between the us and china could take a toll on shipping volumes. another uncertainty, new regulations relating to shipping fuel, which will drive up operating cost. a shipping expert spoke to me earlier and started with how trump's ta riffs earlier and started with how trump's tariffs are impacting the industry. we have seen relatively limited disruption in terms of the actual knock—on effects of the tariffs, but... so when will the major disruptions materialise? what you have seen so far is spikes in volumes as people try and g

canadian and us media reporting that a deal has been reached on a revised north american free trade agreement canada's prime minister justin trudeau is holding a late night cabinet meeting ahead of a u.s. imposed monday deadline to jump administration wants candidate to sign the updated deal or face exclusion from the pact with the u.s. and mexico with dying is lack is joining us now from toronto with more it sounds to me daniel from being on the outside of all of this that the trump administration's been setting the agenda and the timeline for this as canada been able to get a deal that is happy with. that's of the probably what most canadians are wondering right now because this is literally happening more or less as we speak you mentioned the prime minister and cabinet are meeting here and the deadline for canada being in this pact was rapidly approaching this is all happening within an hour or two of the deadline expiring so while we are seeing broad strokes of the deal and each side obviously is going to claim the u.s. and canada that they did the best job and got what they wanted out of

. >> a last-minute deal to replace the north american free trade agreement, better known as nafta, has been reached. canada signed onto the deal salvaging the $1 trillion open trade zone with the united states and mexico on sunday. to talk more about this, let's bring in jeff rosen swieg, i should say, jeff, professor of international business at emory university. i appreciate your time today to talk about this. look, it's clearly something that's been negotiated back and forth, sometimes harsh negotiations you could say, but what is the plus/minus for the united states politically with these closest ally s? >> politically there is a plus for president trump in that he said in the campaign, i'll renegotiate nafta and now he can say he did it. for the united states, it's a great loss because the only thing that came out of it was a little bit of benefit for our dairy farms. we have 40,000 dairy farms. if we turned off our closest ally, canada, it hurts our national security. also, we make a lot of money from canadians. they are by far our biggest export market. almost 1/5 of our exports

trading partner and was left out when the u.s. and mexico reached an agreement last month to revamp the north american free trade agreement. this new deal will allow u.s. farmers greater access to canada's dairy market and address concerns about potential auto tariffs. the u.s. and canada were under pressure to reach a deal by midnight tonight when the u.s. make public the full text of the agreement with mexico. >>> political using on grand oaksend. the sign reads "we will not enforce the nine -- political discourse must not be restricted. it is a document about the 2016 presidential election and the subsequent presidency of donald trump. the theater owner says and r rating on the film that is political in nature is uncalled for. the grand lake also suspended are rating restrictions for fahrenheit 9/11 which similarly addressed george bush's residency. the thon maker responded to the theater's decision saying thank you for not enforcing the r rating on my phone. that allows teens and queens to see it. >>> governor brown took action on several bills today including one that makes california the first state to require that a

minister is holding a late night cabinet meeting ahead of a midnight deadline to save the north american free trade agreement u.s. resident donald trump's administration says canada must sign on to a not dated not to agreement before monday or face exclusion from the pact washington has already reached by natural deal with mexico the third not to member blames nafta for the loss of american manufacturing jobs and wants major changes and speak to arms there is daniel lock in toronto for us daniel so a year of some pretty tough negotiations and threats of tires from trump is there finally a deal from canada. it looks like of folly i mean we don't know any details are in that many of them yet but what we do know is that as you mentioned the prime minister and his cabinet are having a very rare sunday evening cabinet meeting here it just began and word leaked out of that moments after it began that there is a deal on the table for the ministers to look at the trade negotiators who've been going at it hard now for well over a year practically but certainly all this week and have finally come up with the broad str

. >> the united states and canada signed off on a new version of the north american free trade agreement, nafta, as you may better know it, with less than two hours to spare before midnight deadline canada agreed to allow the united states greater access to its dairy market and concerns about possible u.s. tariffs on canadian auto exports were addressed. my colleague cyril vanier spoke with paula newton about details around this agreement. listen. >> they will be calling us the u.s./mexico/canada agreement. donald trump wanted a branding change and he got it and in many ways, cyril n terms of what substantially has gone on here, definitely the trump administration is saying that, look, we have been able to negotiate a much more level playing field when it comes to things like automobiles. and obviously donald trump has been saying in many rallies the last few weeks they wanted access to that all-important canadian dairy market. so important to u.s. farmers, but what's to be understood here is that it's very important to american politicians who want to make sure that they can tout this d

thanks part mexico canada in the united states agreed on a draft revision of the north american free trade agreement on sunday just short of a deadline imposed by the trump and ministration the trump white house reportedly hopes for a vote on the treaty an updated treaty in this congress but many legislators doubt that a vote before twenty nineteen will be feasible the new text has plans to please all sides including measures to bring more car production to the u.s. and mexico and canadian concessions on dairy issues for the u.s. to tout canada's negotiators for their part succeeded in preserving the text of nafta chapter chapter nineteen which governs extra judicial dispute.

. ♪ >> john: president trump delivers at a campaign promise, renegotiating the north american free trade agreementh mexico and canada. the markets like the deal for the most part. the dow was up 193 today, up 270 at one point. the s&p 500 rose 11, the nasdaq. treasury secretary steven mnuchin joins us shortly but first rich edson with a look at the new deal. >> president trump threatened to terminate the north american free trade agreement. he has, though mostly in nameplate in the rose garden, the president announced an updated nafta. >> we have successfully completed negotiations on a brand-new deal to terminate and replace nafta and the nafta trade agreements with an incredible new u.s.-mexico candidate agreement. >> usmca, the united states mexico canada agreement. for weeks, it appeared there is no deal would exclude canada. in august, the u.s. and mexico reached an agreement. discussions between the u.s. and canada soured with president trump threatening to leave canada out of any deal and impose tariffs on all auto imports from canada into the u.s. >> the question of nafta and renegotiating

hailing what he is calling a historic trade deal with canada and mexico, it revises the north american free trade agreement and the updated deal signed on sunday will be called the united states mexico and canada agreement, it will protect patents and domain names. as part of it, they'll ease protections on the dairy market and pull back on tariffs on automobiles made in canada. president trump said his use of tariffs is what helped broker this deal. >> this new deal will be the postmodern, up-to-date and balanced agreement in the history of our country, with advanced protections for workers ever developed. >> the president has not agreed to lift tariffs on steel and aluminum from canada, it's a contentious right now between the two countries. the deal needs to be ratified the next 60 days and approved by the u.s. congress next year. >>> bart police want passengers to feel safe. and ktvu gave a tour of the command center at bart. >> this is where the entire bart system is reviewed, stored and analyzed. >> we have our platforms and screens. >> they can monitor 4,000 cameras in real time, they can retrieve v

my entire career, i one of my first votes was in opposition of the north american free trade agreementi taken on presidents in both parties in the trade policy that they have enacted because it clearly has hurt american workers and clearly hurt our state and hurt american small businesses and large businesses alike. i've also worked with president trump on this issue. my first correspondence with him, my first discussion with him was buy america. i've been in the middle of renegotiating the north american free trade agreement. i support tariffs if they are done right. tariffs, understand are a trade tool. a tool to get to a permanent policy later. the fact is while i fought against bad trade agreements, congressman renacci supported every single trade agreement since he's been in congress. panama, he called south korea, even though president trump said it was a horrible trade agreement. you kind of can't have it both ways. i will always fight for workers. i respect the dignity of work. i understand how important industrial america is, manufacturing. ann: congressman renacci. rep. renac

and the united states and canada have agreed to a deal to replace the north american free trade agreement canada has wrist being frozen out of the deal reached in august between the u.s. and mexico to update the nafta pact but eleventh all talks between also and washington guaranteed that all three members will now be in the new version of an old trade parts. is it right is or is it a good deal very is it did you ever get a good day for canada ok i'm certainly not justin trudeau was in good spirits after a cabinet meeting in ottawa once the final stumbling blocks had been removed there will be no tariffs on the two point six million cars that are made in canada and sold in the u.s. but there was still no sign of an agreement on tariffs on canadian steel and exports canada says the deal is good because the country can also go to an independent referee when it has a trade dispute with the u.s. and does not have to subject itself to u.s. courts that part of the old nafta treaty survived the name however will not the acronym nafta is dead as u.s. president donald trump repeatedly called it th

vision of the north american free trade agreement on sunday just short of a deadline imposed by the trumpet ministration the trump white house reportedly hopes for a vote on the treaty updated an updated tree in this congress but many legislators doubt that a vote before twenty nine hundred will be feasible the new tax has planks to please all sides including measures to bring more car production to the u.s. and mexico and canadian concessions on dairy issues for the u.s. side to tout canada's negotiators for their part succeeded in preserving the text of nafta as chapter chapter nineteen which governs extrajudicial disputes settlements finally the arena deal is renamed the us mexico canada agreements and also involves u.s. pledges to not hit canadian audio imports with new tariffs it's unclear though how much canada can rely on those pledge ans pledges given that the u.s. also says the question of whether new metals terus from the u.s. will apply to canada and that will be settled on a separate diplomatic track. c.e.o. elon musk is no longer the chairman of the board of the company he help

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adrian finnegan it was billed as the world's largest free trade area affecting five hundred million people when the north american free trade agreement on nafta was signed in one thousand nine hundred four barriers were removed and trade boomed but critics argued that it decimated several manufacturing hubs in the u.s. with companies taking advantage of low wages in mexico to shift operations south u.s. president donald trump promised to rewrite nafta or get rid of it completely high pressure negotiations followed an unpopular outgoing government in mexico struck a deal in august long time ally canada was left out and relations deteriorated between trump and canada's prime minister justin trudeau but the countries need each other economically and both appear to have found things they like in the new agreement to be called the united states mexico canada agreement or u.s. m.c.a. well the u.s. and canada in a joint statement said that u.s. embassy. give our workers farmers ranchers and businesses a high standard trade agreement that will result in free markets fair trade and robust economic growth in our region it will strengthen the m

president's major allies in congress sort of said yesterday it is about 95% the same as the north american free trade agreement, the original 1993 packed. of ank that's a bit exaggeration, certainly takes a lot of aspects, but also updates it with things that barack obama included as part of the transpacific partnership. it is a mix of those agreements. what is unusual about it is the way the deal got done. certainly not the typical way that we see things done in congress. basically come the trump administration threatening canada and mexico with higher tariffs and perhaps a determination of the underlying nafta agreement if they did not agree to this new deal. that is part of the reason why you see so much attention paid about what the deal is actually called. is it nafta, nafta 2.0, nafta 2018? the president prefers the u.s. xcode canada agreement, usmca. a lot of folks talking on twitter about it. the branding is perhaps more important than the content. host: the deal still has to be approved by congress. , ast now, as you look at it we have been going through these documents over the past 48 hours or so si