atkinson: i think the first argument is an economic one. be satisfied that tpp will be good for america and will be good for american workers and american families. we believe and the president believes it will be. we know that exports support in our economy, 11 million jobs. we know that export growth has accounted for a third of the growth we have had since the crisis in 2009, and research shows that jobs supported by exports tend to be better paid than other jobs, by as much as 18% more than other jobs. so all of these elements are ones that are very good for american families. beyond that, the tpp itself includes not just market access but a wide range of so-called disciplines that will spread from our values and standards on labor, labor rights, on the environment, on protection of intellectual property, which helps to promote innovation that americas the american economy strong and other areas that will make if much more than an ordinary free trade agreement. it's being referred to as a progressive trade agreement. in the sense that i

atkinson: he can do more than land jets on it. tpp does more than that. >> that's a good segue to the general. how do the marines feel about the choice between aircraft carriers and tpp and that's kind of a frivolous, but underlying serious question, you gave a speech to the national defense industry -- industrial association where you said that the administration should broaden the national security council's role to encompass more energy matters. we not looking comprehensive enough at first how we define national security and how we use our national security tools, and to this grabs nicely off of the aircraft carrier tpp. general jones: i think this is really an exciting time. i am fully enthusiastic about what the administration is trying to do here. we have great u.s. trade rep, in mike froman, and secretary's use of commercial diplomacy is one of the bright things that really going on in our approach to world affairs. i think it recognizes we made the transition from 20th century problem-solving to 21st 21st century problem.

mrt atkinson also now lives in los angeles. mr. crevitt lives in walnut creek, miss walker resides ?t state of new york, mr. barker livers in (inaudible) because the cost of living is so much less. >> i'm sorry, your time is up. next speaker please. >> hi, my name is tory antoni, i am an artist. terry bogart has rented these apartment as spaces since 1997 and basically 1049 market street currently operates as a mixed use building specializing in artist live-work spaces. it is home to many students at the academy of art university who create remarkable pieces of art within their unit. living in an artist-based community has provided much encouragement and support for many artists throughout the years. it is truly a community based on creativity and celebrating unique ideas. i wish these were my words but these are their words, the article posted on 1049 market street dot com in 2013, so, yeah, i'd like to see it remain that way, see that this remains a hub for creativity for many artists. that's all i've got to say. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hi, my name is t

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following don will be jeanne atkinson, the director of the clinic. she is formally a director of the archdiocese of washington's immigration services. she has a legal degree from washington law -- washington college of law. finally, we will have kevin appleby, the policy director for migration at the migration and refugee services at the u.s. catholic conference of bishops. todd: i want to thank you for having me. this gives us an opportunity to get the word out on what we do. my role today is going to really set the framework for the policy discussion. i am going to try to look at a few major trends and shifts that occurred over the 20th century that helped to shape migration-related discussions and debates. the first thing i want to look at really began at the beginning of the 20th century. it is a shift toward the federalization of migration policy and immigration policy generally. 19th century, immigration policy was in the states. the states had port cities that allowed entrance of migrants into the country. it was mainly centered in the states.

#ac trade for a brief introduction atkinson is a deputy national security adviser for affairs at thete house. no one better qualified to address these issues to provide inside of the obama administration trade efforts. you can make your way to the stage. from the center of international security and the board director former adviser to barack obama former supreme allied commander europe perhaps no one who has been a more consistent spokesman of the connection between national competitiveness issue and national security. ambassador from the atlantic council will provide a republican view of the legacy moment to give us insight how it is viewed on the other side of the aisle there was the midterm elections this is one that is made easier rather than harder. she served as undersecretary of state and we are delighted to be joined by the ambassador of representing an allied nation with whom we already have a free trade agreement and a key partner trans-pacific partnership for rhodes scholar minister of defense who has all of those portfolios for go so but we sit down to get the conversati

caroline atkinson for international economic affairs at the white house. no one better qualified to address these issues and provide insight into the obama administration's trade efforts. general jim jones -- and you can start making -- both of you, to the stage. chairman on international security and atlantic council board director, former national security adviser to barack obama, former supreme ally commander of europe, there is perhaps no one who has been a more consistent spokesman about the connection between national competitiveness and national security. ambassador paula dobrianski, also a board director. she'll provide a republican view on this democratic president's legacy moment. and can give us insight into how the trade initiative is being viewed from the other side of the aisle. in many ways it was midterm elections. this is the one legacy moment that gets made easier by the last midterm elections rather than harder. she served as undersecretary of state for democracy and global affairs. and we're delighted to be joined by australia's ambassa

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caroline atkinson is the death the national security advisor for economic affairs at the white house.o one better to address these issues and provide insight into the obama administration straight efforts. jeter looked -- general jim jones, chairman on our center for international security, and the atlantic council board director former advisor to barack obama and former supreme commander in europe. there is perhaps no one who has been more consistent of a spokesman on the connection between national competitors competitiveness and security. paula dobriansky will provide a republican view on the president's legacy moment and can give us insight on how the trade initiative is being viewed from the other side of the aisle. in many ways, it was midterm elections. this is the one legacy moment that is made easier because of midterm elections rather than harder. we are delighted to be joined by australia's ambassador to the u.s. kim beazley, representing an allied nation with whom we artie have a trade agreement and the key partner in the transpacific partnership. he is a rhodes scholar. h

my question to atkinson about the a.i.b., the china proposed asia infrastructure development, the bank, how do you explain to the audience and the american people that administrations handling the playout, that allies like britain and france and germany all joined the bank in defines of the u.s. government opposition? thank you. and ambassador -- fred: that question is for? am boss doer, you can comment on that as well. questioner: if i may. about australia's china policy in a private conversation with visiting german chancellor and your prime minister said the china policies are based on two words. agreed and fear. that was reported by australian media. but it was a private conversation reported. how do you explain that? thank you. fred: thank you. because we're running short on time now, let me turn to that second question there and this may -- i'll watch people, but this may have to be our final round. we'll see. please. questioner: sort of a follow-up there. just to delineate some more differences between rsep and some other games in town and the u.s. t.t.p. northwestern university