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. >> we heard an experiment where we belong to the community, together with tapz, kenya and brunei. when you have infrastructure linking the region, we used experimental corridors. a focus area was actually - was the railway. and from mombassa to kenya to uganda and later to burundi and neighbouring countries. it was too heavy. how do we finance that. we can't as countries, neighbouring countries or finance anything else. what the state agreed on is should have an infrastructure. so now we are 1.5% of our own imports. so that we could have the correction to that. without establishing the developments that you have in your own countries. >> when we come back we'll discuss whether infrastructure projects will take advantage of the low interest rates. >> at one time i felt that selling cocaine was my purpose. >> as the amount of drugs grew guns came in. >> murder rate was sky-high. >> this guy was the biggest in l.a. >> i was goin' through a million dollars worth of drugs every day. i liked it. it's hard to believe that a friend would set you up. people don't get federal life sentences

. >> we heard an experiment where we belong to the community, together with tapz, kenya and brunei. when you have infrastructure linking the region, we used experimental corridors. a focus area was actually - was the railway. and from mombassa to kenya to uganda and later to burundi and neighbouring countries. it was too heavy. how do we finance that. we can't as countries, neighbouring countries or finance anything else. what the state agreed on is should have an infrastructure. so now we are 1.5% of our own imports. so that we could have the correction to that. without establishing the developments that you have in your own countries. >> when we come back we'll discuss whether infrastructure projects will take advantage of the low interest rates. >> tomorrow on "the stream". >> selling cocaine was my purpose. >> they had been trafficking on behalf of the united states government. >> renowned filmmaker marc levin discusses his new movie "freeway: crack in the system". "the stream". tomorrow, 12:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >>> i'm ali velshi at the world economic forum i

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brunei doesn't want investor states in these. if a u.s. company can guarantee their profits in vietnam why will they invest in the u.s. when vietnam has 75 cent an hour wages? in the u.s. the minimum wage is higher but not high enough. we don't think this adds up any way you add it. >> how does the president expect american officials to enforce trade deals in vietnam? what's the mechanism there? it's never been done before. how is it going to be done now? >> he expects the future trade representative to eventually write a report on complaints that we can make or others and then go to that government with a report saying we want you to live up to the agreement. again the problem is even if that were true it takes years and years. the reason the u.s. chamber is supporting this is because they get to sue for reparations. we don't get any reparations for what happens to workers. what we get is a report. >> all right. president obama specifically responded to labor leaders in his vox interview. here it is. >> when i talk to labor organizations,

turner sports anchor rachel nichols, and the ceo of new york advertising agency nsg swat and frank bruney. hello to all of you. did that commercial bother you? >> i just thought it was the wrong way to deliver a good message. >> it was buzz kill. >> what do you mean? >> i thought it was an odd commercial. it was confusing. i'm not sure what you're supposed to go out and buy that prevents a childhood accident. >> it's a weighty issue, but it's not something i would have recommended. >> is this a case of what were they thinking? >> i think so. it's a very tough situation to be in when you do something like that and the reaction is so negative. >> but there are ways to tackle social issues during the super bowl. this is the most people watching the television at once. anything else that goes on so it's a good time to get people's attention with social issues. but if you look at the always commercial throw like a girl run like a girl that's a great way to get people talking about something that's very important, but in a way that sort of blends with the super bowl a little bit better. >> i do

there was a trip reported even this week about a trip to see the sultan in brunei who doesn't have the best record of treatment of women, right? >> no. but without that smoking gun, without that explicit evidence that bill clinton was doing something wrong, it's really left to our imagination. but when you talk about this in the context of hillary clinton's potential presidential campaign in 2016 when the clintons will be subjected to greater scrutiny than they've been subjected to in years this is going to come up potentially. even if there's no smoking gun that ties bill clinton to jeffrey epstein and his sexual al -- this does bring up reminders. >> if you look at the issue of bill cosby or more recently brian williams and hillary clinton about being under sniper fire in bosnia when in fact that was a lie, seems to be a fair number of issues hanging out there, fair to say? >> fair to say. and all of this is going to be litigated in 2016. perhaps even more so than in 2008. because we're looking at a completely different media beast that hillary clinton is going to have to contend wit

the tabloids in new york call it, on a number of occasions, but he also went to see the state of brunei to deal with the sultan and that's a guy who would dupe women into slavery. spent 13 months in jail. >> sure. he is an unsavory character. he is someone you and i probably wouldn't be -- no. epstein is. we have been through this every single campaign we have been through this, this trying to guilt by association. because somebody is being seen -- >> really? would you hang out with a convicted sex pedophile? >> no. that is not my choice. but i'm sure there is somebody in which -- >> -- only spends time with the best of company. >> penny, on a serious note here, he flew multiple times according to flight logs that have been reported to this island where all the sex activity was happening. is it a far reach here to say maybe bill clinton -- >> oh come on. >> jennifer flowers paula jones, kathleen willey monica lewinsky lewinsky. the list goes on and on. >> these allegations and alleged associations and all of this guilt by association. look, i understand -- >> all over. >> i understand t

and the countries that we're negotiating with in particular, malaysia, vietnam, brunei and mexico.does not allow for the establishment of independent labor unions and has opposed the inclusion of any provision that would change this aspect of domestic laws. the state department has noted that basic labor freedoms are often restricted by both -- in both mexico and malaysia. and brunei has recently implemented a harsh form of sharia law that violates basic human rights standards. how about currency manipulation? american manufacturers feel the pain from undervalued foreign currencies all the time and they've time and again demanded action from both parties in both houses here in congress. currency manipulation in -- in the t.p.p. are -- or i should say concerns are urgent, not just because of japan's policies and the potential future inclusion of china in t.p.p. down the road but also because virtually every negotiating partner has a currency that is undervalued relative to the dollar. every partner in the proposed t.p.p. january of this year, according to "the economist," 10 -- 10 -

tell a contractor in prince george's county, maryland, that now you are competing with malaysia and brunei. there are concerns about that with this language. it would be unfair to make a determination about a specific vote on tpp yet because we have not seen it. the fact is what we have heard is not good. i think we have had the experience, and american workers have had the experience of working through these trade agreements. look at the agreement we struck with north korea a couple of years ago. our trade deficit has brown exponentially -- has grown exponentially with them -- host: south korea. guest: south korea, we do not have an agreement with north korea. look at after we struck the nafta agreement. i come from a family of mill workers in north carolina. all the mills closed. i am not saying we are going to ring all those jobs back, but there is no way we should be entering into another trade agreement that will further jeopardize the american workforce. many members of congress republican and democrat, has serious concerns about the negotiations that have gone on so far. we have not