this is a good day for canada and a good day for canadians. [applause] >> the honorable leader of the opposition. >> the prime minister has made major concessions on key areas, concessions on dairy, concessions on auto, concessions on pharmaceuticals, meeting canadian patients will have to pay a higher drug costs. we would hope after those concessions, we would see a gain on an important issue like by americans and can the prime minister say he has put an end to the buy american policy in this deal? [applause] >> mr. speaker, over the past 13 months, we have been working hard with the americans and with the mexicans to create a new deal that would be good for canadians. stephen harper recommended six months ago, we were not ready to sign any deal. signing a deal that was good for canadians. [applause] we stood up for canada and canadians. canadians whok have been united on this issue across all corners of the country and across all ideologies. [applause] >> the honorable leader of the opposition party. >> united in wanting a good deal. the pri

it has a good ring to it. i have long contended that nafta was perhaps the worst trade deal ever made. since nafta's adoption, the united states racked up trade deficits totaling more than $2 trillion and it's a much higher number than that. with canada and mexico, it lost vast amounts of money. it lost 4.1 million manufacturing jobs and one in four auto jobs. it was about 25% of our auto jobs, even more than that. throughout the campaign i promised to renegotiate nafta, and today we have kept that promise. >> canadian prime minister justin trudeau was joined by his foreign minister for a news conference in ottawa on the new u.s.-canada-mexico trade agreement. the prime minister said the renegotiated agreement is a good deal for canadians. following opening remarks, the two leaders answered questions from reporters on how that deal would impact canadian industries. >> good afternoon, everybody. i'm wanda mccharles, and i'll be introducing canadian prime minister justin trudeau. >> then there will be 30 minutes

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so they are blessed with a good map and are making good use of it at this point. it looks like they will gain a couple of seats. lisa: the organization has talked about something like $300 million this cycle on your politics and policies, supporting the issues and candidates you care about. have you spent that? are you able to spend that? and who is the organization? we hear so much about dark money in our election system. americans for prosperity has long been aligned with the koch brothers and the koch companies. who is behind your organization? tim: we have donors from all 50 states, giving it widely different levels. some of them are major donors, significant figures. others are four dollars or five dollars online or in some cases direct mail. so it's a broad number of americans exercising their first amendment rights to be involved in the policy process. and our view is that more free speech in the political arena is a good thing. sometimes incumbents want to more tightly control who does what in their districts or their states, but we think it's a good thing.

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good at bolstering growth. i think starbucks which had a shortfall in china reversed the decline which is why it's had a good run and a lot to like about starbucks overseas domestic business hasn't turned yet. still have you to be cognizant the strongest stocks were texts that have no meaningful exposure to china, amazon, alphabet and facebook, all doing much better until the last 15 minutes which was ugly and coming in loud and clear that those are the ones people like going into the next quarter, bottom line as mutual funds dump stocks of companies that trade with the enemy, as part of their normal selling they have decided to swap that cash into the highest growth stocks with no chinese exposure and therefore there's a whole lot of f.a.n.g. going on let's go to brian in florida brian. >> caller: hi, jim how are you doing? >> i am good how about you, brian >> caller: i really need help here two reasons, first of all, i'm in a lot of pain as a giants fan and short of u.s. concrete in the 70s and bought a full position and when it went up to 86 sold off to 70 i thought i had an opportunity now it is at $30 a sha

a break so. it's time for business on d.w.i.m. how you got to get us good to have you with us the european union and singapore signed a free trade agreement on friday on the sidelines of the e.u. asia summit in brussels the pact with singapore prime minister lee shane long is one of many agreements that u.s. pursuing with several asian countries including vietnam leaders participating in the summit call for unity and strong signals against american protectionism. america first policy has led to closer cooperation between asian and european economies to deal with singapore must still be confirmed by the european parliament before it enters into force. the troubled ministration has shaken up transatlantic relationships to say the least it has forced europe to look for alternative strengthening ties to asian countries but despite europe's call for action against donald trump's america first policy the u.s. remains the most attractive foreign market for europe half of all german companies now in the u.s. plan to boost their investment even more planned to hire

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deal for it is a good deal for going a good day for canada how come sir. 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 nafta treaty survived the name however will not the acronym nafta is dead as u.s. president donald trump repeatedly called it the worst deal maybe ever signed the new name is the united states mexico canada agreement the government in washington says it has been able to negotiate a much better deal for american factory workers and farmers as canada gave in to u.s. demands to open up its highly protected dairy market further details of the deal will be made public later today but it'

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this would have been a mild one if what we saw in january and february was the maximum drawdown the good news you tend to see a significant bounce from those midterm election drawdowns in the subsequent year. i think at much point like the case in february, it becomes a viable low i'm not a trader, so i'm not here to point to days or hours >> understood. it is worth pointing out what was a pretty good feeling off the open today is evaporatineva. the dow is only up 115 points. does that tell you anything about where we could be? >> not necessarily you saw two attempts at rallies on an ugly day yesterday you could have pointed to a catalyst for them whether it was a meeting between trump and xi being scheduled. i think when you see such a ferocious move on the upside today just based on history and the simple fact that it's a friday, i came in today, again, i don't wear a trader's hat very well i tend to not even put them on, this is the kind of day where the strength doesn't seem to be persistent throughout the day and it wouldn't surprise me to see some pretty significant interday swings

dance, a really good way of demolishing boris. t trust you at all over austerity. rushie talking about austerity, immigration, a bitabout rushie talking about austerity, immigration, a bit about housing, while she deliberating —— deliberately mentioning those topics in her speech because there is an awareness that one day brexit will be over and we have to talk about domestic policies? the domestic agenda is the one and only subject. she made a good speech when she became prime minister. she talked about injustices in society and so forth. what made me laugh was that she thought that the missing skills can be provided for by people in britain who were now flock to the companies all those jobs. we know from the past the companies have asked to fill hospitalityjobs with local people and local people are not applying. to cut off immigrants from europe, it does not add up. she isa from europe, it does not add up. she is a little bit with her back against the wall. and also the jeremy corbyn effect was very clear. they so the labour con

it is imperative that we act as a good and decent people. this is a moment in history that is painful but it will pass. this too shall pass. the governor adds that terrorism only works if you let it work, what they are trying to do is scare us and destabilize us. throne inbehind the saudi arabia is calling the killing of jamaal kush of the aa heinous crime. it has been suggested that the his deathce ordered in turkey. he said that the criminals responsible for the killing will be presented to the courts. the crown prince also said that -- between the saudis and the turks. japanese prime minister shinzo abe is promising to increase cooperation between japan and china. he says both countries are responsible for the region's peace and prosperity. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. shery: live from bloomberg world headquarters, i'm shery ahn. amanda: and live in toronto time -- toronto, i am amanda lang. here are the

completely on the same page with our american friends and it sounded to me like a good visit. also coming up tonight a battleground bavaria in sunday's election was a disaster for the center right and the center left alaska a conservative ally of chancellor i'm going to go what happens next and what should happen next. people have lost a lot of trust in us what can we do better what must we have voight. died and this was not so to me shots for munich it was a kind of slap isn't it we're all prepared for the grand coalition to fall apart. we begin the day with what could be a shocking developments in the disappearance of a saudi journalist saudi arabia is reportedly planning to admits that journalist jamal khashoggi was killed when an interrogation went terribly wrong two weeks ago the washington post reporter entered the consulate of saudi arabia in istanbul and was never seen again did saudi interrogators kill him by accident or his wife and turkish authorities say the journalist he was an outspoken critic of the saudi crown prince they say he was murdered turkish police repor

we were clear with our expectations for canadians as to what a good deal was. key moment for me was when we realized that we were going to have an intact chapter 19. that was a priority for canada to keep those rules in place. the rules that government -- govern dispute resolutions. when we got there, it was an excellent sign for me. minister freeland: i would add that, remember when we were all together in august of last year and we started the journey that we took together. i predicted that there would be moments of drama. and i also spoke about our confidence that at the end of the day, the economic logic behind this relationship meant that we really believed it was going to be possible to modernize nafta in a way that was good for everyone. that core conviction of ours, which we hold because it is the truth, that has been our compass here. and it's easy to be overtaken by the dramatic moments, but we have not been. we have always focused on the reality that this is a good deal for everyone and we have always believed that we would get here. right, prime mini

but this is a good deal. it worked in mexico. orked a really tough deal with canada and it came out okay. justin trudeau is not super popular right now because he worked this deal out with donald trump. but it is what's in our best interests. i give him credit. charles: we heard some democratic candidates in the midwest saying, hey, it's trump's tariff war, he picked a fight with everyone and it, hurting you. it has been a campaign age for democrats running in the mid terms. >> it has. and they need to be careful. like i said, i think americans start to tune out when all we do is criticize and resist. it's important when he gets something right, to acknowledge that. charles: where do we go from here? the focus on china? robin says he hopes the president doesn't use the same tough tactics. >> he already used the same tough tactics. the idea is to ice threat china and make bilateral agreements so china is forced to come to the table. pique people were saying you will never get a deal with the e.u. or mexico. they were wrong. charles

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probably you did such a good job. christine: i think it was a reshuffling caused by elections.were you the first woman to be a finance minister of a major company in western europe? christine: yes. i was the first finance minister of a g7 country and of many countries. david: so you were a lawyer by training. and all of a sudden, you are in charge of finances for france. did you have any background? were you worried about not having that kind of background? or did your job before it as minister of trade help? christine: i think the whole background helped. i recognize from the get-go that i was going to have to learn enormously, and learn from the team. from the treasury department. i had to work very hard. david: ok. so you did a good job, by all accounts. imf managing director position opens up. did you really want the job, or did you have to be persuaded to move back to the u.s.? christine: so many things in my life happened out of the right timing, the right people, and my sense of "all right, let's try it, let's do it." when i returned back to france as a minister, i had n

but i think justin is a good person who is doing a good job. he felt very committed to his people, and that is what he did. and again, this is good for everybody. this is good for canada. it is good for mexico, also. go ahead. reporter: thank you, mr. president. you will be signing this agreement and your counterpart will be signing this agreement in the next 60 days. then it is up to congress. you are confident. i get that. notpence: -- pres. trump: at all confident. i am not. reporter: why do you think -- pres. trump: i think they will. reporter: congress is controlled by democrats -- pres. trump: it could happen. they might be willing to throw the great deal for the people and the workers, they may be willing to do that for political purposes or for people all, you know, political purposes, because frankly, they will have 2020 in mind. so far, i dream about 2020 when i look at what is going. they have 2020 in mind. they want to do as well as they can, and so trying to reject even great deals -- like this is a great deal could for our country,

we said we wanted a good deal shs not just any deal. and a a good deal is what we have. >> the honorable member? >> it's funny that they us would choose to use the word capitulate because ka puch late is precisely what they have done. they have capitulated on farm spseudocalls. allowing trump to force higher drug costs on canadian patients to boost american drug company profits. they have capitulated allowing for caps on the growth of canadian auto exports. the question is what did they get in return bye-bye did they get anened to biamerica? yes or no? >> as i us said, the conservatives seem to have discovered a will the of monday morning courage having counselled throughout this negotiation that canada take a softer line. i think canadians have seen that our government was determined to stand up with the national interest while being fair minded and seeking reasonable compromise. that's exactly what we have done. and we got a good deal for canadians. >> honorable member? >> she can misrepresent our position all she wants. i'm trying to

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we cannot that this disagreement director of the prospects of a good deal and leave us with a no deal outcome that no one wants i continue to believe that a negotiated deal is the best outcome for the u.k. and for the european union i continue to believe that such a deal is achievable to avoid of course we want the u.k. to have an orderly exit from the e.u. but not as any price. if we don't sources i this week we need to carry on negotiating but the pressure is on the exit supposed to happen on march thirty first twenty nineteen. but will britain be out of the e.u. by the time the latest royal baby is born kensington palace says that prince harry and his wife the duchess of sussex are expecting their first baby in the spring boy or girl it should be britain's first baby since the one nine hundred seventy s. who won't be born in a new citizen but if your voice doesn't really matter. that's the day is always a conversation continues online of remember the matter what happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see that everybody. because. in the bundesliga two members of

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it's a good day for canada says prime minister justin trudeau off to the country agree to join a trade deal with the u.s. and mexico the us mexico canada agreement to set your place what used to be known as a now. and crisis averted for now coffee years of turmoil german steel giantess and coke splits into names a new c.e.o. will be talking to him on the program. this is your biz. this update i'm headed home free in berlin thanks for joining me the united states and canada have agreed to a deal to replace the north american free trade agreement that's according to a us administration official who said it will go by a new name that being the united states mexico canada agreement canada had risked being frozen out of the deal reached between the u.s. and mexico to update now to but eleventh hour talks between also and washington guaranteed that all three of us 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 going to good day for canada ok i'm certainly not justin trudeau was in good spirits after a cabinet meeting in ottawa once t

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he told his readers that, quote, a good judge, like a good umpire, cannot act as a partisan, end quote. he says that while it is good for some judges to come with a background in politics or policy and again i'm quoting him, federal judges have to check any prior political allegiances at the door. you have to shed them, end quote. based on judge kavanaugh's testimony last week, it certainly doesn't sound like he has shed his partisan convictions and connections and in the same law review article judge kavanaugh wrote that, quote, to be a good judge and a good umpire, it is critical to have the proper demeanor. it is important to keep our emotions in check and be calm amidst the storm. he's not wrong. indeed, the code of conduct for united states judges back him up. cannen two of the code says, quote, a judge should avoid impropriety and the appearance of impropriety in all activities. a judge should respect and comply with the law and should act at all times in a manner that promotes public confidence in the integrity and impartiality of the judiciary. it further explains in commentary

he didn't really know maybe i don't want to get a good sign but it sounded to me like maybe the big road killers. were going to try getting to the bottom of a very what is was a flat denial are there was the u.s. president there speaking earlier today let's take this now to the u.s. capital washington our correspondent on simmons is on the story for us good evening to you so the u.s. president there saying perhaps it was rogue killers we've got to see it in reports that it was an interrogation that went wrong accident or murder we don't know as are many reaction in washington. well the media reacts here and loudly and it's with or experts on this media quoted on the media the local media the domestic media and they all shaking their heads and are a little bit in all actually about what the president said they're offering a different or alternative narrative of what might have had happened and there's also speculation here and now not with the g.o.p. and republicans who were very critical about the president being so soft on saudi arabia for the last few days or weeks five days a lot also

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but he's a good man, he's done a good job. and he loves the people of canada. >> you mentioned the $267 billion in possible mortar rif s -- more tariffs on china. >> we have lost $375 billion in trade deficits. they have a surplus of $365 billion, with a b, with the united states and it's been that way for years and years and years. i always say, we rebuilt china, they took all that money and they built fighter jets, they built bridges. they built more bridges than we built in the last 100 years probably, big ones, like the george washington bridge, like big bridges. and i'm not going to take, you know--look, i don't blame china, i blame our leadership. they should have never let that happen. and i told that to president xi. i said, you know, i was making a speech in china, and i was really hitting china hard. and i'm in china, i don't know if that's a good thing to do. but i said, you know, i don't really blame you, i blame our leadership orfor allowing this happen. we had no deal with china. i talked to someone who represent

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this is a good investment. she's a good investment. ing companies lead with digital. >>> let's stop over to the cme group and check over with rick santelli and get the santelli exchange.rick. >> good morning. thanks, carl like to welcome my first guest of the week, andy brenner. thanks for joining me. everybody is weighing in on canada now joining mexico on a deal that still has a few votes ahead of it. your thoughts, andy? >> first of all, rick, always good to see you, buddy as far as the canada situation, i think this is a feather in the cap to the president with his bilateral trade strategy i think what it does, it puts a lot of pressure on china over the weekend we saw it continue to weaken chinese economic numbers i think the chinese are really starting to hurt here. so the president is winning the early battles of the war with china. i think that's very important. as far as canada, i think that's wonderful that we put together nafta 2. i don't see it having a major effect on the bond market but the china story is a bigger one and

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sexual assault is never a good thing. ho served more than 23 years. jillian: excellent. next the bad a daring dog goes for a spin on the motorcycle. golden doodle named buster riding around jacksonville, florida in a backpack with his name on it. rob: and shades, too. a reporter tries and fails to give a weather update on live tv. >> going to be -- oh! oh my gosh. are you all right? >> oh my god. rob: the reporter knocking a sailor into the water and then it looks like she got in there with him, too. british news show. that is hilarious. jillian: thanks for watching. ♪ >> brett kavanaugh's nomination until the moves forward. >> a vote is set to confirm brett kavanaugh to the supreme court. >> fbi supplemental report is now complete. now it's time for senators to step up and vote. >> apparently the fbi came back and said there is nothing there. >> dianne feinstein now is attempting to conceal the fbi report that she demanded. >> what a joke. this has never been about the truth. it's been about delaying the hearing. [bleep]