a nafta. this led to high profits for corporations, job loss, and destitution for workers and farmers. a series of improvements on highways, linking mexico to canada, and the arm guerrilla uprising of the indigenous devotees does establishing an economist zone in the southern shop, a state of mexico, which still exists to this day. so today will be talking about those series of improvements on north american highways. the can, a mex corridor was established just getting, we're talking about this app. and he says, she op us is mexico's southernmost state. also it's poorest. and most indigenous, the mexican government historically overlooked and abused the indigenous population . there were the poorest of the poor, the most excluded without electricity, without effective education or health care. damn, it sucks to be indigenous. if you want to be happy in north america, the last thing you want to do is be from north america. then in 1910, came the mexican revolution. it was a largely peasant rev

i helped him out on nafta which i'm not sure as i look back on it, some things just never happened. he had adverse biased rulings he would set up retired justices and bipartisan but anyway and i remember talking to him about monica lewinsky. and i told him what i thought he should do. get a letter signed by 34 senator saying no way going to convict and have it in your pocket. i think he would've accepted the peaceful new york times got a mission that it is something wrong. you can that would've been at and as it turned out to thank you one and the politics of it and i think the republicans knew that was not going anywhere. and they were hell-bent to try to make it happen. those without a times you wish you were - bullet was always good to visit with him. the point of ginsberg and i think i'm probably repeating myself here but she would die down the hall from leslie khamenei said that he was going to do this and i want to get somebody close to bob dole and close my neighbor that was his way of kind of i don't agree with her. philosophy. the simple can you kind of moving along i said

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i helped him out on nafta, which i know would not like to look back on. anytime a tried to get something done, it didn't happen. get out of this w.h.o. stuff. adverse, biased rulings, set up retired fellow justices. i remember talking to him about monica lewinsky, i told him when he should do. get a letter signed by 34 senators to say there was no way we were going to convict and have that in your pocket. then i wrote the op-ed piece to the new york times, which i think he would've accepted. kind of an admission, i did something wrong. maybe a rebuke, that would've been it. it turned out, i think he won. then the politics of it, the republicans they knew it was not going anywhere. they were hell-bent to try to make it happen. those are the kinds of times you wish you were up there. it was always good to visit with him and, you know, the point in ginsburg, i am probably repeating myself but she lives right down the hall from us. he called me and said he was going to do this. he said, i want to get somebody close to -- she's my neighbor. that was his way --

that's part of the nafta thing.right. >> dave: it's definitely been good for our community. there's a mobile home factory called solitaire. you see them all over here, people buy them. they take the stuff down there, they assemble the homes down there, and then they bring them up the road. you'll see two or three come up the highway today. >> anthony: and who's buying those things? >> dave: everybody who's working-class. the manufactured housing is the craftsmen home of the 21st century. >> anthony: it appears that marfa in particular is going to be a tourist and service economy. there's money flooding in here. it is an irresistible tide -- is there money trickling down, is it spreading down into the community? >> dave: we have jobs here. you can get a job here. as i said, everybody makes $10 an hour here, but 25 years ago we had nobody here and it was a dying town. so, you got the cowboys, border patrol. you got hipsters coming in from out of town. new york artists wearing weird glasses and white pants. maybe we do

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in 2020 nafta was replaced by the united states texico canada agreement, or usmca. the usmca liberalizes digital trade, strengthens intellectual-property protections and establishes more than 26 separate committees to coordinate implication of the agreement by all those involved. our usmca working group which includes government representatives and other stakeholders is closely tracking the implementation of usmca. we're excited that president biden and prime minister trudeau have launched a roadmap to a renewed u.s.-canada partnership with commitments to work together on urgent challenges from rebuilding our infrastructure to fighting covid. through our unique candidate institute, wilson is closely following the progress of the roadmap and other important matters between our two great countries. we're looking forward to hearing more about these initiatives during today's discussion. with that, prime minister trudeau, welcome. and again, the floor is open to you for some comments, thank you. >> thank you very much, chris. thank you all for being here today. [applaus

and nafta too of course. that was early. >> well, hillary is going to repeal first, now he's going to modify it. i think bill told her wait a minute that was one of many i proud achievements. >> the sense is the clintons came into office. maybe it was an unrealistic set of what could be done. and he wasn't interested in increment lism. the problem with the --. they wanted 100% now. >> i think his first mistake was the first bill he sent up was a spending bill. then it was david moran blue the whistle on him. out on the floor. campaign, money going here, money going here. really didn't create any jobs or anything. just sort of a payoff. and it was defeated. and he started off with that defeat. and i think both clinton and bush have just made big mistakes. by not putting their arms around congress. you know, democrats and republican. bring them down. not just a photo op. have them down there once a week, put your arms around them and say come on. i think that's the only way we're going to get back to where we w

and i helped him out on nafta. a lot of our companies get out of this w.h.o. stuff and adverse bias rulings. anyway, and i remember talking to him about monica lewinsky. and i told him what i thought he should do to get a letter signed by 34 senators saying there's no way we're going to convict, to have it in your pocket. then i wrote the op-ed piece, which i think he would have accepted kind of i did something wrong and maybe a rebuke and that would have been it. it turns out i think he won i mean the politics of it. i mean, republicans knew it was not going anywhere. and they were hell bent to try to make it happen. those are the kind of the times you wish you were up there. so he was always good to visit with and i think i'm probably repeating myself here. he called me and said we're going to do this, and he said i want to get somebody close. i said i don't agree with her, obviously a nice wonderful lady. and he said can you kind of move it along, you know, and i said, sure. and we did. and she got 96 votes. >> that wouldn't happen today, would it? >> no. t

he used to earn about three dollars a day, a nafta pay his rent and feed his family -- enough to pay his rent and feed his family. he spends his day surrounded by food, but evermore frequently returns to his family empty-handed. afghanistan's economy is collapsing. under the last government, 75 percent of public spend at your came from foreign grants. u.s. u.n. sanctions made that evaporate on the taliban takeover. officials say they need sanctions lifted and eight agencies to return to tackle the problem. with little money to go around, banks limit withdrawals, employers cannot pay their staff. today, green tea for breakfast, lunch is bread. they will ration the leftovers for dinner. >> i used to bring a lot of food to the house before the taliban. now there is no work and it is pushing even more of a crisis. i am do to pay $22 for rent but i still over last month and the children's' health is getting weaker day by day. >> 95% of people's and afghanistan are not consuming enough food. more than half, about 22 my and people, or malnourished. this is what he is trying to avoid. al jaz

and you agreement took effect last year, replacing the longstanding north american free trade pack nafta. canada is the largest trading partner of the united states. each day, some $2000000000.00 worth of goods crosses the world long. this national border and canada has been brought into the us mexico discussion concerning supply chain issues which has undermined the economies of all 3 countries. the many issues of contention were not given any public airing. the lead is preferring to project a show of unity and common purpose, reviving the 3 amigos label that was applied when the summits were far more frequent. mike, hannah, ouch is era washington? one of the 3 men on track for the shooting over an armed black man and the state of georgia has told the courts that he saw him as a threat. travis, not michael, was charged with the murder of a modem robbery. he chased stone and shot aubrey as he joked through their neighbourhood in february of last year, michael insists he was acting in self defense. and jurors in the co written has trial have ended their 3rd day of deliberations without re

and new agreement took effect last year, replacing the longstanding north american free trade pack nafta. canada is the largest trading partner of the united states. each day, some $2000000000.00 worth of goods crosses the world long. the national border and canada has been brought into the us mexico discussion concerning supply chain issues which has undermined the economies of all 3 countries. the many issues of contention were not given any public airing. the lead is preferring to project to show of unity and common purpose, reviving the 3 amigos label that was applied when the summits were far more frequent. my kind of just era washington. so let's bring bruce hayman. he's a former us ambassador to canada. he joins us now from chicago via skype, and bruce haman, great, happy with a look. this is the 1st time the 3 countries have met since 2016 because the former president trump put an end to the summit. how important is this meeting and how all the 3 need to do think trying to re frame the partnership? i think that's a great point. i was the u. s. and bastard in ottawa, at the last n

and new agreement took effect last year, replacing the longstanding north american free trade pack nafta. canada is the largest trading partner of the united states. each day, some $2000000000.00 worth of goods crosses the world long. the national border and canada has been brought into the us mexico discussion concerning supply chain issues which has undermined the economies of all 3 countries. the many issues of contention were not given any public airing. the leaders preferring to project to show up unity and common purpose. reviving the 3 amigos label that was applied when b summits were far more frequent. mike hannah, archers, era washington columbia's constitutional court has put on hold a debate that could see abortion to criminalized proceedings of stopped because of a challenge calling to exclude one of the judges who spoke about abortion in the media. another judge will now make a decision on how to move forward. columbia only allows terminations for specific reasons. a palestinian white's organization has called for an impartial investigation after a prisoner died in hospital

and you agreement took effect last year, replacing the longstanding north american free trade pack nafta. canada is the largest trading partner of the united states. each day, some $2000000000.00 worth of goods crosses the wealth long this national border. and canada has been brought into the us mexico discussion concerning supply chain issues which has undermined the economies of all 3 countries. the many issues of contention were not given any public airing. the lead is preferring to project a show of unity and common purpose. reviving the 3 amigos label that was applied when these summits were far more frequent. mike hannah al jazeera washington, the canadian military has joined rescue efforts in the flood, devastated province of british columbia. one person is confirmed dead and at least 3 are missing. 18000 people have been forced to leave their homes in the countries western most province, flooding and landslides of comp, major roads, making transportation of goods difficult. just the worst flight in that i've ever seen that come from an area built up. what winds in the city both i

unfortunately many of our ports along the southwest border were built before nafta and the usmca and they have not been touched. even worse or ports have not been able to keep up with the evolving threat landscape over the last few decades. china has exploited our borders by shipping fentanyl to mexico and then working with the cartels to smuggle them across our borts. according to the da, they have commercial and passenger vehicles and do so by exploiting major highway routes for transportation. the d.a. notes that the most common method involves smuggling drugs through u.s. ports of entry and passenger vehicles with concealed kpart. s or commingled with tractor-trailers. during the coming weeks and months we'll see the strain as we work to reopen our country any more and unless the administration takes action, we'll also likely see the ongoing migrant surge continue to take away from the efforts to stop counterfeit goods and other threats to undermine our public safety and national security. i'm grateful for our witnesses that are here today and we have could get a chance to talk t

and you agreement took effect last year, replacing the longstanding north american free trade pack nafta. canada is the largest trading partner of the united states. each day, some $2000000000.00 worth of goods crosses the world long. this national border and canada has been brought into the us mexico discussion concerning supply chain issues which has undermined the economies of all 3 countries. the many issues of contention were not given any public airing. the lead is preferring to project to show of unity and common purpose. reviving the 3 amigos label that was applied when the summits were far more frequent. my kind of just era washington tony pan is the director of the center for the united states and mexico at rice university. he says, precedent bite and still putting america 1st. i think one of the things that we have to understand about the bike administration is that it is somewhat protectionist, surprisingly because many thought that that on president former president trump was quite protectionist about at the end of the day mr. buy has not really retrenched on many of the ter

and new agreement took effect last year, replacing the longstanding north american free trade pack nafta. canada is the largest trading partner of the united states. each day, some $2000000000.00 worth of goods crosses the world long. the national border and canada has been brought into the us mexico discussion concerning supply chain issues which has undermined the economies of all 3 countries. the many issues of contention were not given any public airing. the lead is preferring to project to show up unity and common purpose. reviving the 3 amigos label that was applied when b summits were far more frequent. my cannot audience era, washington lost more grounds still to cover for you here now to 0, including these stories, assessing the damage, severe flooding and landslides, language to home, roads and bridges in western canada. and calls for an investigation into the death of a palestinian prisoner in israeli custody. ah ha, once again, the weather remains remarkably wet across southern parts of india. we got to areas of low pressure to watch out for this to the clutches storms. here

um, you know, in, in counterterrorism activities. nafta, anisette, it's, it was the 1st time. oh yeah, i could hear see, busy people say a maybe when he saw with a check board to go through things. maybe we need to take a pause for the cause moment before we pull the trigger, maybe x, y, and z. this is the 1000th time, the 2005 we've been doing this for a long time. there are no excuses. no excuses now said again, no excuses for not having the procedures in place that they claim. we might think about next time. have them already in place. this isn't the 1st time we fired a missile that's killed civilians. it isn't the 2nd time, 3rd time for time. it's the 100 times. and the reality is the united states, as known for some time now that the procedures it has in place, it carry out counterterrorism strikes in a real world, you know, real time a event are not sufficient to the task that we kill civilians. and yet we went for it anyways because there was political pressure being placed on the military to be seen as doing something that's not in the report. i'd like to know what pre

and new agreement took effect last year, replacing the longstanding north american free trade pack nafta. canada is the largest trading partner of the united states. each day, some $2000000000.00 worth of goods crosses the world long. the national border and canada has been brought into the us mexico discussion concerning supply chain issues which has undermined the economies of all 3 countries. the many issues of contention would not given any public airing. the lead is preferring to project to show up unity and common purpose. reviving the 3 amigos label that was applied when b summits were far more frequent. mike had r o g 's era, washington. 35 members of afghanistan's women's youth football team has arrived in the u. k. after fleeing the taliban take over the plane, carrying them and their families, 130 people in all landed at stance to their port near london. the flight was paid for by a t v star kim kardashian west members of the team had been staying in pakistan. i still believe bank to like it and they send the boat is in years i still didn't was not prepared to excel. when i re

i was a trade partner under bush for the last three years and we were told unfortunately nafta as a sign trade agreement and we have to enforce so there's nothing we can do. okay. try came in and said i don't care. it's abad deal for our workers . why are wisconsin dairy farmers getting screwed? what is our technological development getting screwed? we're going to tear it up and redo it and everyone says you can't do that, that's not how it's supposed to work and he saidi don't care . why would we have done that? why were we in a deal with our trading partners to the north and south on a deal that screwed our own workers. in 1990 it was a different world, i get why notmodernize it . and he had yet the mentality on in washington is you can't touch it, he said look. brought common sense to so many issues. what arewe going to china and letting them walk all over us ? all these things and i think part of it is we need more commonsense brought to the debate .that's what i think more than anything when i talked to him about it he recognized and appreciated that we need to get back to understan

. >> were gonna have to wrap up but i love the indictment of nafta and the critique and your book that comes from the characters. it is a gripping story, thank you sarah you been a wonderful interlocutor, thank you for jo

. >> were gonna have to wrap up but i love the indictment of nafta and the critique and your book that comes from the characters. it is a gripping story, thank you sarah you been a wonderful interlocutor, thank you for joining the discussion. >> thank you so much for having me i cannot wait to read your book. >> thank you again. >> "after words" is available as a podcast. listen c-span.org/podcast or search c-span "after words" on your podcast app and watch this and all previous "after words" interviews at booktv.org, click the "after words" button near the top of the page. >> here's a look at publish news. the second annual national book awards was announced during a virtual ceremony this week this year's winners, all that she carried for nonfiction and jason watts hell of a book for fiction. streaming service spotify has entered the business by acquiring the audiobook find a way purchase this on our website at c-span.org. she currently has 381 million monthly subscribers. >> he was the author of close to 50 books that sold more than 100,000 including river god in his 2018 memoir on l

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nixon's refuted lies about his involvement in a cover-up and summer so that his press secretary for nafta later stated all previous statements were in operative. and because of the impact, the reporters now all want to be bob woodward and they want to break that next scandal and result the media has become much more hostile towards the presidency there's no more collaboration that the president can count on and if we look at the amount of the negative news that the president has to face has gone up in the presidents sharing the news coverage has gone down. i'll vacate more difficult for the president to meet publicly and related to the fourth problem, people are paying less attention to the president addresses and we might think the now we can watch a presidential speech on so many different platforms. a broadcast, cable, phone, on your tablet, on your computer and you will see higher ratings of the president's speeches and that is not what is happening. in the present is a benefit by having a captive audience and a new channel and the president comes on, people just watch because what el

this article said that organization in the ics perhaps will, nafta reckon with the association with a group of eugenics. in order to acknowledge the news on planned parenthood uses a birth control to eliminate those - waste commode is a lie, 6 percent of american population yet make up 40 percent of women it put up on the operating table, wealthy abortion. and 20 million black babies have been exterminated over the last 40 years less than 20 percent of my race is nothing but human waste and the death of 40 million black innocent babies in combination with 60 million babies of all recent color, would be considered genocide and medical care and the death of all the innocence and preachers, leftist with the equity worst equity the killed at the higher rate than the majority race and then u.s., merchant rated for americans of african-american women is more than three times than that of white women in from 2000 - 2010, african-americans the total population dropped one seventh and we have stuff killing the black babies federate three times with my babies is not there to black mothers but b

. >> senator, one thing i have learned after serving at nafta for nine years, now amtrak and now on the integrity committee is we carefully decide whether or not to investigate. there's a reason that we're doing that. it's not just some whim, that there's a real public interest in finding out the truth and how frustrating it was, you know, nine years at nasa and now at amtrak and now with the integrity committee that we can't really get to the truth because we don't have the tools to do that. so we appreciate your help in that regard. >> yeah. i just want to underscore what kevin sate. it's one of the most -- said. it's one of the most frustrating things for my investigative staff when we have an allegation, we had a situation once we were looking into a small business that had allegedly defrauded nsf, and we were told by one of the employees that he had fabricated the time sheets that we were given to support time. and that ended the voluntary cooperation from all of the people at the recipient, and so we were unable -- we had documently evidence, but we -- documentary evidence, but we

it was bush one who came up with nafta. that took jobs out of the country.ost: this is carol out of oregon. why are you an independent? caller: i am out of oregon, over at the coast. my father was republican and mother was democrats, interesting household. he worked for government law enforcement. mother was working-class. when i went out and started on my own, i did start as republican and then switch democrat. i realized these parties do not seem to be working well anymore. thousand the reagan years. i went into becoming a libertarian. i thought, that is too far to the other side. i settled on independent, realizing independent seems to be were a real conservative does sit. most independents are somewhat conservative. i think it is both sides that can go. independents believe in giving. they also believe in giving the right way. my choice of independent where i sit, i feel it i sit on the sidelines watching the twins because the history of the democrat and republican party was jefferson's party and it split up like twins having a fight. they have been kill

first in washington, i think 1993, you were a special adviser to president clinton at that point on naftad of looking through because that's around the same time we were se seeing inflation at levels like this you have to go back to 1990 when you look at inflation, the economy and all you've seen over this time period, what do you think the odds of the build back better bill get past are, what would it mean for the economy? >> let me say i think the infrastructure bill that was passed and now going to be signed by the president will help, obviously, the comeback. there's been debate now for over ayear on the build back better part of this in the sense of the social piece i think inflation is real. it's a great concern by everyone so i think it's going to be a very tough road to think that anything the size of what's been proposed will pass both the house and the senate in the end. i think the house is waiting to see what the cbo scores that bill that's been presented to them that's supposed to come out next week that will have a major impact on its ability to pass the house and the likeli