so we have no real mechanism now to ensure that american workers, american manufacturing is able to maintain a level playing field with our trading partners. so the statement by japan's finance minister caused ford motor company to immediately object and oppose the t.p.p., the trans-pacific partnership trade agreement. they did it the day it was released. in their press release, ford said they could not support such a deal in which currency rules -- quote -- "fell outside of the t.p.p. and failed to include dispute settlement mechanisms to ensure global rules prohibiting currency manipulation are enforced." they could not support it. ford -- all these companies are placed under terrific pressure to sign onto these deals. a lot of them that have signed on to it and said they will support it don't like it, but they were put in a room basically and were asked, what do you need to do? and if you'll -- we'll agree to some things if you'll agree to support the deal. and they felt it was going to pass anyway, many of them drgs and -- th many of them did and y get a few little trinin trinketw little

many american workers don't have the savings to make ends meet when workers comp and other funds aren't enough to get by. that's why state laws are adding insult to injury for americans who get hurt on the job. it's a story playing out all over the country. we went to arkansas to see it firsthand. >> i joined the police department in little rock june 22nd, 1998. i'd always wanted to be a police officer. always thought i could make a difference. i was proud because it was -- it was a life dream. >> in november of 2013, judy perkins life as she knew it came to a screeching halt. on that day, a physical agility test similar to these at police departments across the country went seriously wrong. >> you have to jump over a four foot fence and then you have to jump over a five foot fence. it's just like an obstacle course but you have to do all this in two minutes and three seconds. i was 62 years old, and i wanted to show them i could still do it. >> in true competitive spirit judy was flying high. >> captain got it, minute and 58 seconds. >> there because one last hurdle to tackle. >> there

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i'm going to protect the american worker he says.rotect the american worker, i live in florida where he has a hotel and he's hiring people from romania because me says he can't find americans to do that job. i can. those are the jobs my parents did. my mom was a maid. my dad worked at a hotel. 300 people in florida applied for those jobs. he says he is going to bring jobs back from china and mexico. he is taking ties and hats in china and mexico. why do i say this to you? because it proves that this is a con job. and we cannot allow the conservative movement to be taken away from us. because if it is, there's nothing left to stand up to to democrats, nothing left to stand up to the liberals. this is not just about winning or losing an election, guys, it isn't. most of these elections we're all pretty much the same. for the most part on you are issues. look, he is not here and i had my differences with ted cruz on defense stuff but ted and i are friends. ted and i get along, we know each other. in the end i understand while i may not

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i don't want american workers to compete against people making 56 cents an hour. i don't want companies shutting down in america, throwing people out on the street, moving to china and bringing their products back into this country. so do i believe in trade? of course i believe in trade, but the current trade agreements over the last 30 years were written by corporate america for corporate america, resulted in the loss of millions of decent paying jobs, 60,000 factories in america lost since 2001, millions of decent paying jobs and a downward spiral, a race to the bottom where employers say you don't want to take a cut in pay, we're going to china. workers today are working longer hours for lower wages, trade is one of the reasons for that. >> thank you both. we're going to sneak in one more break here and when we come back we'll try to squeeze in as many questions as we can. >>> welcome back here in the final minutes. >> home stretch. >> home stretch of this only democratic debate in the final week before the primary. let me start with you secretary of state clin

american workers are becoming keenly aware of it.n the democrats had their debate last night, we're looking at a city where the plaqblack me class has been devastated by the collapse of manufacturing. it used to be the top seven employees are all manufacturing and now none of them are. you see that very specifically in wages collapsing and the middle class collapsing. we really have to talk about what's the real result of these trade deals. it's been devastating for ordinary american workers. even t-- >> what would you like? if you could conjure an anti-trump to speak to that, what would you like to hear from republican candidates in this cycle? >> the hope is and what you have heard from people, i'd say that the hope is -- what we've been talking about is training and investing in human capital and the next generation will take on the jobs of the future, i guess i think of it, a lot of time as leverage. who has power? that's something you don't always see because you see the devastation. >> how do you talk about this as a candidate?

americans applied for those jobs. he only hired 17. instead he brought in foreign workers. and i think the american men and women are getting hammered right now. they want someone they can trust to stand with them. conservatives are uniting behind our campaign is i'm the only one who lid the battle against amnesty, led the battle to secure the borders, led the battle for the working men and women. >> let me ask you about your position with immigration, bill o'reilly presented you with a hypothetical about somebody who overstayed their visa and he said president cruz is going to send the feds to his house, take him out and put him on a plane, and you said you better believe it. but in an interview with jake tapper you said we don't have a system that knocks on doors in every case in america. in one case you're knocking on doors and the other you aren't. >> we don't have storm troopers to knock on the doors of every american citizen. but when we have evidence that a particular person has committed a crime, we send law enforcement to apprehend them. and the specific question wa

i don't want american workers to compete against people making 56 cents an hour.anies shutting down in america, throwing people out on the street, moving to china and bringing their products back into this country. so do i believe in trade? of course i believe in trade, but the current trade agreements over the last 30 years were written by corporate america for corporate america, resulted in the loss of millions of decent paying jobs, 60,000 factories in america lost since 2001, millions of decent paying jobs and a downward spiral, a race to the bottom where employers say you don't want to take a cut in pay, we're going to china. workers today are working longer hours for lower wages, trade is one of the reasons for that. >> thank you both. we're going to sneak in one more break here and when we come back we'll try to squeeze in as many questions as we can. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number and the ultimate sleep

americans applied for those jobs. he only hired 17. instead, he brought in foreign workers, because they're captive workers because you can pay them less because they can't leave. and i think the american men and they want someone to stand with them, and partly the reason so many conservatives are organizing behind our campaign is i am the one who has led the battle against amnesty, to secure the border and for the working men and women.o'reilly presented you with a hypothetical. in an interview, give and similar scenario, you said we don't have a system that knocks on doors of every person in america. seems like in one case you were not knocking on the doors and getting them and on the other you are. >> we don't have storm troopers that knock on the door of every single american person. but when we have evidence that a particular person has committed a crime, we send law enforcement to apprehend them. and the specific question was visa overstays. right now, current law requires when you come in on a visa. and the obama administration is ignoring federal law. 40% of illegal

americans applied for those jobs. he only hired 17. instead he brought in foreign workers. and i think the american men and women are getting hammered right now. they want someone they can trust to stand with them. and part of the reason so many conservatives are uniting behind our campaign is i'm the only one who lid the battle against amnesty, led the battle to secure the borders, led the battle for the working men and women. >> let me ask you about your position with immigration, bill o'reilly presented you with a hypothetical about somebody who overstayed their visa and he said president cruz is going to send the feds to his house, take him out and put him on a plane, and you said you better believe it. tapper you said we don't have a system that knocks on doors in every case in america. in one case you're knocking on doors and the other you aren't. >> we don't have storm troopers to knock on the doors of every american citizen. but when we have evidence that a particular person has committed a crime, we send law enforcement to apprehend them. and the specific question w

that he's fighting for american workers but he's hiring foreign workers for his totals, go to bring back jobs from china and mexico but in fact he's creating jobs in china and mexico because that's where all of his suits and ties that he sells are made. it's a con job, it's a scam. we're going to unvail it here, going to reveal it i believe more people learn about that the less support he's going to have in the weeks to come. >> dickerson: donald trump is one in three states. you say voters there were conned, what does that say about voters in those states? >> well, i think has lot to do with the media coverage as women i'm not speaking about you in particular, but the media coverage has been cheerleading over the last couple of weeks i'm convinced it's because many in the press want him to be the nominee. good for rating, two, because they have lot of material to work with. if donald trump were to ever become nominee immediately the hounds would descend on him, going to tear him apart, everything he's ever done from not releasing taxes to all of his failed business dealings and hillary