u.s.-mexico-canada trade agreement. topics include changes in u.s.-canada relationships, steel and aluminum tariffs, and the 2020 democratic presidential field. this debate was hosted by the canadian american business council. [inaudible conversations] >> ok. i have to use my teacher voice here. time to settle down. get back to business. eo for our next set of panelists. they don't just note u.s. -- relations,anadian actually lived u.s.-canada relations. -- relations of all been ambassadors for either the u.s. or canada, and several have held elected office and we suspect they all have some stories to tell as well as perspectives to share. moderating this discussion is emily of the "washington post." she now writes about foreign affairs with a focus on candidate. she reported for the post and four times in asia and she shared an award for the internet in china. joining her on this on the stage right now is jim blanchard, u.s. ambassador to canada in 1993-96. he played an important part in the passage of nafta one. he is also a former member of congre

u.s. ambassador to canada in 1997-2001. he is now a global vice chair of them and a member of the global board and u.s. board. we hope to have frank mckenna with us as well. he was a former canadian ambassador to the u.s., but alas, the weather didn't and and even the sled dogs could not get them to us here in washington. [laughter] emily, over to you. >> hello. thank you all for joining us today. it's a pleasure to be here with three veterans of u.s.-canada affairs to discuss the future of usmca or whatever you want to call it. i will get their views on that later, key point. i think, today, we are going to look at a few key themes. the first one is how the heck did we get here, how do we get from best views to hate tweets, and what does this sort of current state of the bilateral relationship mean for the prospect of this agreement. i hope to draw on each other expertise on where things were and where things are going. we will also talk briefly about the prospects for passing this thing, what are going to be the holdups an

canada. my advice to the u.s. administration is lift the tariffs today but my advice for the trade agreement is the same: lift them because i think it's really unacceptable for workers across canada and for provinces and other stake holders to have an agreement signed that we have to implement and not have the tariffs lifted beforehand. >> it seeps clear to me that a lot of people want these tariffs lifted. do you see signs this is likely to happen or wishful thinking? >> i don't think it's wishful thinking but sometimes things so obviously in error ultimately fall of their own weight and on trade matters the best thing this administration could do is send peter navarro to peru or something. >> not far enough way a. put he block and revoke his passports we can't get back in. i mean, his view of trade is largely what's driven the bizarre outcomes we are seeing on tariff issues. i agree with jim that ambassador lighthizer, he is a pro. he's been doing trade policy work for 40 years. he worked with bob dole in the sen

u.s.-canada-mexico. the president talked about it in his comments this morning just after he had signed the national emergency declaration and the legislation funding the government through the remapeder of fiscal year 2019. we will be re-airing the president's comments tonight at 8:00 here on c-span. >> welcome, everybody. it's great to have you with us today. the e very honored to have undersecretary of commerce for trade with us in the n

u.s.-mexico-canada agreement. mexico's trade agenda and the impact of u.s. tariffs on steel and aluminum products. this event, hosted by the wilson center, one hour. duncan: welcome, everybody. it's great to have you with us today. we are very honored to have the undersecretary of commerce for trade, luz de la mora, with us in the new administration of mexican president lopez obrador. luz is a very capable and experienced former negotiator and also business person and i had the great pleasure of working with her when she was heading we connect, which is an organization that promotes women entrepreneurs and the connections between them across the americas. also, she was a founder of great organization called vital voices in mexico, which i had the pleasure of working with the 1990's forward. and is also working in support of women not only in business, but in all different walks of life. she has been a real champion outside of government, as well as having very influential positions previously in a foreign ministry and in the economy ministry, the commerce mi

u.s. and canada. the agricultural sector in mexico has been able to become a competitive sector vis-a-vis other countries. mexico is participating in other markets where we have free trade agreements and also with we don't have any, for example, saudi arabia, south korea, china, countries that probably we would never have thought that we would have had the capacity. and that is not minor. those opportunities are creating local jobs. are creating local businesses. are really strengthening the value chain in the sector. so i guess that we have an agricultural minister who is a very fine, very talented, very experienced secretary, who has always worked in agriculture from all walks in life. he knows very well the agricultural sector in mexico and i'm sure that the policies that will come from the minister of agriculture will be very responsible and very responsive policies to address all of the questions that you mentioned, which we know that sometimes are very specific, but that overall will help to bri

u.s. more than it is hurting canada. for every job they think they are creating, they are losing 16 jobs. we have the same lifestyles. everything is connected. it is not the u.s. competing against mexico. it is a different lifestyle. week. have an agenda this you want to talk about one or two of your meetings i have plans? we are going to meet with -- >> we are going to meet with the ambassador. we have large problems and are doing $500 billion of to a trade around the world. my friends are doing 489 billion of that with the united states. 19 states, the largest trading partner is ontario. eight other states, we have the second largest trading partner. trade is massive. we want to tell everyone south of the border ontario is open for business, it is open for jobs. we are getting project legislation in. it is called bill 148. it was a terrible bill. they increase in wage by 25% overnight so lord people -- more people lost their jobs. everyone was getting eight days paid automatically. i have no regrets on them getting paid

if you want to have a really good relationship with canada and mexico, we need the u.s. mca and canada to be ratified. >> sounds like you are doing a lot of education. >> i'm enjoying it. two quick questions before you go. , there waspanel still a sense that withdrawal is a threat, that the president in the u.s. might employ as a threat. does that affect your ratification process at all. how do you leave that to the u.s. side to debate. >> i think it is a u.s. decision. who wins a withdrawal? if you have an answer for that, then you have to follow the consequences. my personal opinion is that nobody benefits from the withdrawal of nafta because up until we have the usmca ratified to encrypt competitiveness and cooperation, to increase trade, if you lose that legal framework, what do you do? or more for you because am running out of time, you were in the room and am so curious because this was a very ,nteresting process to follow when did you know this agreement was coming together. or when were you the most scared of is going to fall apart? >> that is a good question. you

u.s. and canada to also ratified the agreement? aes that put the u.s.nd stronger position if they do come through with a trade deal with china? amb. blanchard: i do not think so. i do not think any deal with china is as imminent as something. i don't. and i do not think it will affect our new nafta at all. i really don't. i could be wrong. the thing about the president, and this is the north korean problem is, you do not want to go into a major negotiation with someone without a prearr arrangement -- free arrangement as to what you are going to agree on. if you can add a few things when you are there, fine. but you need to have that worked out and you need some semblance of a joint communique, and they do not have that. it is goofy. credit say we give trump for being willing to talk. you could say, maybe that is a good thing. but you do not want to going to something like this without some sort of arrangement worked out. we appreciate your time. former u.s. ambassador to canada, james blanchard. thanks. we head to, washington for a special interview wit

canada, u.s., mexico.ny minutes i want to spend naming-- naming countries, 'cause it's gonna take a while. think at this point, i'm gonna have to be sure. and you wanna give me the rundown of where i stand? >> yeah, you're at $20,000. >> okay. >> and you have those two lifelines, the "50/50" and the "plus one." we're going for 30,000. we're risking $15,000 at this point. >> okay. so i'm now... gonna kinda run through europe a little bit maybe? france, portugal, spain, united kingdom... netherland... uh... finland... estonia, latvia, lithuania. we've got lots of as. if a was up there, i would totally be all over this. nigeria... togo and benin. trying to think of where a country that has an unusual name like this might be found. ♪ trying to think of maybe island countries, countries that have unusual language, groups... i don't know if a "50/50" would really help me all that much here. >> well, you also have the "plus one," your friend paul. >> yeah. >> i think maybe this is the time when i go--call down my

with the new u.s., mexico, canada agreement, it was signed by the leaders of the three countries and many governors and our counterparts in mexico and canada, they are eager to learn about the next step and how we can potentially deepen trade in relationships under the new agreement. to this end i have the great pleasure of moderating a panel with three representatives, with one representative from each of the countries to gain their insight on the new framework for commerce on their consonant. but first we will hear from the u.s. government and we are thrilled to have this man share the administration's perspective, but on our international and economic agenda. before joining the trumpet ministration, mister kudlow served as the associate director of economics and planning in the office of management and budget in the reagan administration, and served as chief economist for bear stearns and company and an economic media commentator with the national review. delete the coordination of drum trumps domestic and global policy agenda, and he is here to discuss the trade deal, and he stan

u.s.-mexico-canada trade agreement and how it is impacting businesses. they spoke at an event hosted by the canadian-american business council in washington, d.c. some bigp we will have picture questions about why trade matters for consumers and business and jobs, for countries and for economies there's that history tells us a lot. former two more pro-trade house democrats coming up to the stage so i'm sure we will again be asking some of the political questions. moderating this conversation is lauren gardner, a reporter for politico pro canada. she is new to the candidate pete -- beat but not to reporting. she was previously covering energy and environment policy at cq roll call. joining her on the stage is former congressman don johnson, longtime trade veteran and member of congress. he was ambassador in the office of the united states trade representative and is written a new book which i just happen to have a copy of here today, the wealth of the nation. more than 600 pages on this topic. man who is about as close as anybody is to the powers that be

u.s. and canada have reportedly disappeared while awaiting prosecution the u.s. does not have an extradition treaty with saudi arabia making it unlikely they will ever face justice robert oulds al jazeera. we have an update on our top story the for spend election in nigeria. from may the good understand the opposition has something to say what's the line. well basically sunny it's quite a huge disappointment not only for the opposition but many nigerians who are eager to have this behind them a lot of people who are expected to come out this morning to vote in the presidential and parliamentary elections and unfortunately the news came in last night that this vote has been postponed it means for another week now the opposition are saying that it's a ploy by the current president nigerian president mohamed harder to cling to power but the a.p.c. ruling party is responding by saying that look we've done everything we can and it's not our fault that some of these things came up so basically it's a tit for tat although even before this day they've been the rumors abo

u.s./mexico/canada agreement he said that it would be a catastrophe if that did not pass and that if that is not passed by congress, everything else the administration does on trade is just a footnote. carl >> kayla, i'll take it thank you for bringing us those latest hearings from that hearing. we'll continue to monitor that as well as the michael cohen testimony over in the house committee overn oversight and reform, but for now, back to the fed chair for q&a. >> we'll have to be patient to see them come in there's also a smaller possible effect on lower tax rates on individuals which could call forth more labor supply. so these are highly uncertain supply-side effects and they'll take longer to emerge -- >> and we've seen new people enter the labor market in the last six months that had given up on work organize staying in the market that were starting ig to leave, isn't that correct >> yes, so what we don't know is how much of that is cyclical in other words, because the labor market is so tight right now. and the second question, we've seen capital expenditures go up in the last six

u.s. and canada have reportedly disappeared while awaiting prosecution the u.s. does not have an extradition treaty with saudi arabia making it unlikely they will ever face justice robert oulds zero. nine saudi soldiers have reportedly been killed near the border with yemen saudi media says they died during fighting with the rebels who they say there followed a major offensive by saudi forces in three locations along the southern border the armed group has been under constant bombardment and iraqi led coalition a british football fan detained in the u.a.e. for wearing a cattle footboards says he was convinced he was going to die ali is archimedes' back in the u.k. after being released he said he was stabbed in prison and deprived of food water and sleep for several days the twenty six year old when two asian cup match between cuts on iraq while on holiday last month ahmed says he didn't know showing support for qatar in the u.a.e. is a punishable offense india says it will completely isolate pakistan following thursday's suicide bombing in indian administered kas

u.s. and canada have reportedly disappeared while awaiting prosecution the u.s. does not have an extradition treaty with saudi arabia making it unlikely they will ever face justice robin olds al jazeera. well now to developments in northern nigeria authorities there reporting the deaths of at least sixty six people in a wave of violence this comes just before saturday's crucial election police discovered the bodies in villages and could do no state twenty two of them were children state governor necessarily refine arrests of been made and has called on the public to avoid revenge attacks well security is one of the main deciding factors for voters on saturday along with youth unemployment and rising inflation more than three hundred thousand security staff of been deployed to keep the public safe i'm an address reports now from the northeastern city of my degree. after a long heated campaign season nigerians are set to pull out election materials have reached one hundred twenty thousand polling stations where eighty four billion bridges to voters will elect a pre

u.s. and canada have reportedly disappeared while awaiting prosecution the u.s. does not have an extradition treaty with saudi arabia making it unlikely they will ever face justice robert oulds al jazeera. type on a short break here now jazeera when we come back children behind bars in the philippines critics say the president's crackdown on crime has gone too far and why spain's prime minister has called a snap election for the end of april the third lesson for use in sport as former world number one has reached the first final of the year that still more not status . hello we've got more wet weather into central parts of china that rain is why a little further south you see the thick of cloud pushing over towards shanghai as has been the case over the past couple of days not down into the southeast but they make the most of it hong kong twenty four degrees celsius there is that wet weather for the east the side of china central areas seeing some snow and then it's a mix of rain sleet and snow for many as we go on into sunday and that wet of weather will sink a

they're trying to move into the chinese market at a time when tension surrounding the whole canada, u.s., china relationship are really, really high. the tensions are really, really high at this point so it's difficult when you're a consumer brand, and a notable consumer brand with the word canada in your name to break into that market. >> selling thousand dollar jackets. >> do we have a photo of the jacket there's like an amazon -- >> the green one. >> yes, it's all the rage. >>> jamie diamond bashed bitcoin as a fraud saying if you're stupid enough to buy it, you'll pay for it and he's since walked those comments back and j.p. morgan came up with the coin this was the back end story. >> this is not bitcoins, not really a cryptocurrency it's more of a stable coin backed by the dollar the objective is to help clients facilitate cross border payments instead of relying on services like swift and western union, this doesn't have that time limitation it's supposed to help clients get that money overseas. >> boring is good when it comes to crypto. there's nothing sexy about it. >> it's abou

u.s. mca is a win for mexico, canada, and the u.s. that will generate a new era of north american investment. we will be doing everything in our power to make sure it is approved by the u.s. congress. thank you again to american workers into a truly dynamic american culture that with your involvement and your investment continuously will reinvent itself. thank you very much, enjoy the rest of your day. >> i would like to say we had a successful day and witnessed by the speakers we had from the administration from the chamber across the business community, you can see the effort on forreston former investment. we will see what i can do for either your investment fund and we are eager to work with you throughout the year. we talked about the robust economic forecast for the year north of 33 percent that the value of human capital here in the u.s., the rule of law, the certainty, the tax of climate, all of these combine to make the u.s. the world's destination for global investment. we are very glad to have been able to do this today, we

u.s. sanctions in iran is also seeking extradition from the from canada also the u.s. has us to bond and not use who always equipment but the longer waiting to check out the border that will bang away and cd equipment here in the u.s. is that still to be seen because there was sterile reporting from wall street jose luis thank you so much. a european union official says quote there is full support from member states to hit back if yes president trump imposes tariffs on cars and car parts coming from the european union now the e.u. could then target coal cars and chemicals coming from the united states' huge trade and finance ministers have been meeting in romania to discuss relations with the united states. it's time to step it up again that's thought with a view of germany which fears a delay to talks could drive president trying to impose further tariffs on european cars let's see how far we can go my intention is not to rush something through my intention is to have a large consensus uniting all member states together with my french critique and to many others in th

so, obviously, canada wants to see them removed, but u.s. are not willing to publicly share with all of us whether canada's official position is no ratification as long as there are tariffs? >> i'm not going to share that, no. >> i would like to thank both of you, we are a time. so they do very much ambassador and minister. [laughter] [applause] >> we are going to take a brief break because there are members of the media who would like to get these guys on camera would like to make a request that that be done outside the doors of this room if you want to try to now the ambassador or minister your we are going to take a very brief break just to deal with this choreography. we'll get things back underway just a moment, so stay with us. >> this weekend, c-span has live coverage of the national governors association's winter meeting, beginning with montana governor and nga chair steve bullock on how to build the workforce of the future. a.m., cnn host and commentator van jones's on criminal justice reform and innovative strategies. j.p. morgan ch

u.s.-mexico-canada trade agreement. topics include changes in u.s.-canada relationships, steel and aluminum tariffs, and the 2020 democratic presidential field. this debate was hosted by the canadian american business council. [inaudible conversations] >> ok. i have to use my teacher voice here. time to settle down.

u.s.-mexico-canada trade agreement. kayl kay kay kayla is in washingn for us tonight. >> reporter: the u.s mexico canada trade agreement was signed in november but it's staring down a month-long debate on capitol hill wherepu icans have bristled at its wage requirements and democrats feel it doesn't goar enough to protect manufacturing jobs. the agreement that was supposed to have something for everyone has ended up alienating both sides. laurie walli is director of public citizens global trade grou, a liberal >> they didn't quite finish the job on the environment and labor standards and unless those get strengthened, jobs will continue to be farmed out to mexico to chase $1. a hour wages. >> reporter: gabriela is with theeritage group. >> labor provisions and environmental regulations, it's not their place to be in a trade agreement. it's supposed to be about trade. >> reporter: and then there's the steel t and aluminuiffs that the u.s. still charges its north american neighbors. prominent republicans have said they won

as governors look at a new canada, mexico, u.s. trade agreement. and then governors discuss education policy. watch the national governors association winter meeting this weekend on c-span, c-span.org, or listen with the free radio app. announcer: c-span recently spoke with a few of the freshmen members of the 116th congress. up first, representative levin, a democrat of michigan who replaced his father in congress. he also served as deputy director of the michigan department of energy and founded a clean energy firm. prior to his energy work, he spent years working as a union organizer. rep. levin: i started organizing nursing home workers in michigan , indiana and later massachusetts and rhode island for the service employees international union. i helped hundreds of nursing homeworkers, mostly women and people of color, organize for a better life. they won contracts, better pay, vacation. and a lot of times, they won improvements in quality of care for their patients in nursing homes. greta: how did you get involved in that work? rep. levin: i a

our new us mexico canada agreement the u.s. m.c.a. will replace nafta and deliver for american workers like they haven't had delivered to for a long time. i hope you can pass the us m.c.a. into law so that we can bring back our manufacturing jobs and even greater numbers expand american agriculture protect intellectual property and ensure that more cars are proudly stamped with our four beautiful or it's made in the usa to eat tonight i am also asking you to pass the united states we simple trade act so that if another country places an unfair tariff on an american product. we can charge them the exact same tariff on the exact same product that they sell to us the law of both parties should be able to unite for a great rebuilding of america's crumbling infrastructure ah ha you know that congress is eager to pass an infrastructure bill. and i am eager to work with you on legislation to deliver new and important infrastructure investment including investments in the cutting edge industries of the future. this is not an option this is a

u.s. and canada and recognizing. them as well as interim president set current president next sunday deadline to call new elections but he's refusing. to take a president has accused the u.s. of inaction over the murder of saudi journalist amount to show g. four months ago. also said saudi arabia's crown prince and its former foreign minister told lies about the killing. and the refugee footballer has been denied bail by a court in bangkok was fighting extradition to his native frayn i came to be was detained in thailand in november whilst on holiday after bahrain called for his arrest. here's president donald trump has again pushed for the withdrawal of his troops from afghanistan in what has become america's longest war a little over a week here representatives from the u.s. and the taliban agreed on a framework for peace but whilst afghans are encouraged by talk of the war ending many fair deal with the taliban could once again see women's rights crushed he reports me to resign owns a coffee shop in the afghan capi

as the nation's interim president now joining the u.s. canada and some latin american states too bad. you can trees had issued current president nicolas maduro an ultimatum to call new elections but he refused here's the tweet that we saw from britain's foreign minister jeremy hunt announcing his country's move because majority has not called presidential elections within the eight day limit we have set he says so the u.k. alongside european allies now recognizes. as interim constitutional president until credible elections can be held let's hope this takes us closer to ending humanitarian crisis. and other headlines turkey's president has accused the u.s. of in action over the murder of saudi jenna's jamal khashoggi four months ago. also said saudi arabia's crown prince and its former foreign minister told lies about the killing footballer who came al-arabiya has been denied bail by a court in bangkok on fighting extradition to his native bahrain al-arabiya was detained in thailand in november was on holiday he lives in australia where he was g

u.s. another 25% or so built in canada and mexico and imported to the u.s., and the rest -- about a quarter, 25% -- >> okay. thank you. thank you. >> so you got the answer right. you got an "a can the" on the e >> important fact for the crowd to know. thank you. >> excellent. excellent. thank you. what was the second question? >> the growth would be much greater than with the u.s. as a member, and i wanted a reason for that. maybe i said it wrong -- >> you want me to -- i can help out here, if you'd like. >> okay. okay. somebody -- yeah. yeah. yeah. so somebody wants to help? okay. okay. great. >> you know, some of the major concessions japan made on agricultural products are products where the united states, new zealand, and australia are all competitive, so by removing the united states from the agreement, particularly, japan has some quotas so if the united states does not compete for that quota, that is a huge advantage for countries like australia and new zealand, so i'm guessing that's the reason for the change. >> thank you. >> you get an "a," too, jim. let's see. do we have time for

u.s. china trade. japan, mexico, and canada capture over 20 million each. >> u.s. and china imposed 360 million dollars. unless they reach an agreement by march, tariffs jumped to 25 with the threat more sectors could be hit. that, the overall effect is negative. particularly should the trade spat boil over. >> what is happening on the markets? and oil companies among the main gainers. the currency market, things are quiet. under 88 penence sterling,g, no great movement on the currencies. british government has approved the extradition of the former owner of kingfisher beer is facing fraud charges. he left after his empire collapsed and he default on debt worth more than 800 million euros. he should be sent to india for trial. he has 14 days to appeal. doubled last year thanks to higher prices and increased production. the firm took a further financial hit over the 2010 gulf worthico oil explosion over $3 billion. hmv has been bought by sunrise records. sales of cds and dvds continue to fall. the administration s says it is part of the deal. 27 stores araround the

to the national governors association about the new trade agreement with it between the u.s., mexico, and canada. >> the governors of puerto rico, guam, and the u.s. virgin islands and the northern mariana islands were on capitol hill to testify on the state of their respective territories. one issue included the need for more disaster relief funding following recent hurricanes and other natural disasters. the senate energy and natural resources hearing is o

u.s. ambassador to canada, to be the new u.s. ambassador to the united nations after heather nauert withdrew from consideration earlier this month. craft's husband is the head of the coal company alliance resource partners, and together the couple donated around $1.5 million to republican campaigns in 2016, including over $270,000 to then-candidate trump. they reportedly also are regulars at the trump international hotel. craft has previously denied climate change by declaring "there are sciences on both sides that are accurate." r. kelly is expected to appear in a chicago court today after he was arrested and charged friday with 10 counts of aggravated criminal sexual assault. the charges involve four women and girls, three of whom were under the age of 17 at the time of the alleged crimes. a judge set bail at $1 million, which r. kelly has not yet been been able to make and forced the singer to surrender his passport. lawyer michael avenatti, who is reportedly representing an r. kelly whistleblower, says he gave prosecutors a t

get more information on exactly where this aid is coming from they just said that it came from canada the u.s. germany holland taiwan and the european union some of this hundred million that was just pledge was previously player some of it was pledged today so it seems like now those and the opposition can now are claiming that they have in total one hundred million that has been pledged to them this meeting here lasted several hours was really for two things number one it to see if they could get some aid money which it seems like they did and also number two to really show solidarity solidarity for the more than fifty countries that do recognize those president. so we do seem to be in something of a standoff here with venezuela because the we've got to say that he had that he's on the board of that. and his people are trying to get through and the government in venezuela is saying it's it's not going to happen and it doesn't look like this side is going to budge on this does it. yeah. yeah if you can still hear me what we have here is basically competing diplomacy going back and forth while

u.s. mexico and canada they would not be affected you do their current trade agreements with the u.s. senate zoom in on another huge exporter and that is germany the study found that a new twenty five percent tariff trump has threatened would cut a german car explored revenues in half from thirty four billion dollars to just seventeen billion the u.s. would pour in another eight spawn six billion euros in a tariff revenue and the e.u. would lose almost as much the you could even things up with counter-terrorist but that would hurt the global economy so the numbers once again show how trade disputes have a ripple effect around the world and the government in berlin is deeply worried too on the american express rather strong feelings about the new terrorist threats here's what she said oh this man did not german cars are also built in the united states you know i know the south carolina is actually b.m.w.'s biggest factory. cars are being built here in south carolina or in bavaria if they're considered a threat to the national security of the united states that comes as a shock to us be

that are built in the u.s., another 25% or so built in canada and mexico and imported to the u.s. and about the rest of the -- a quarter or 25% pick >> thank you. >> you got the answer right. >> important facts for this crowd to know. >> thank you. excellent. thank you.>> what was the second question? >> somebody wants to help? okay great. >> some of the major concessions japan made on agriculture products, products where the united states, new zealand and australia are all competitive so by removing the united states particularly japan has quotas and so if the united states does not compete for that quota it's a huge advantage for countries like australia and new zealand. i'm guessing that's the reason for the change.>> thank you>> ugandan a to. >> do we have one more brief question? >> i agree with your agar movement encouraging china for more reforms and especially reforms but when we talk about it in tpp includes roles of enterprise and property rights and that is actually our issue of our complaint. now, you say many of the rules of the international divides and is so easy ar

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france britain spain formally recognized him as interim president of venezuela they joined the u.s. canada and many latin american countries in a doing so. of course has declared himself venezuela's president nicolas maduro is still the country's leader officially russia backing nicolas maduro and condemning what it calls european interference in venezuela's crisis let's listen once again to one we like to recognize friends. with it for turn it to. equality and spain belgium germany the czech republic go portugal. more than twenty countries have recognized you venezuelan people who have never ceased is supplied and will never do so. to fight for your for your freedom in venezuela. so we are going to remember this day world recognize the sacrifice in the struggle for freedom in venezuela that's today now february fourth is civic nonviolent day and there's recognition of each and ever venezuela that is the fourth. of february fourth is a day that we didn't give up when we continued a european parliament had already made a pronouncement. and me and the euro deputies the members of the europea

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u.s. and canada last year, that's why you had the big surge in sales relative to their competitors in the u.s they're likely to keep that lead in 2019 and '20 but we'll see what happens after that and speaking of deliveries, there was a report a couple of days ago that got a fair amount of attention. a reuters report essentially saying that there were major job cuts at a delivery center basically a holding staging area outside of las vegas before tesla vehicles are then sent to the respective locations well, a lot of job cut there is. the reason why keep in mind they're not going to be delivering as many vehicles in the united states now that model 3 production is ramping up and shipping those vehicles over to europe and starting to ship them to china before the shanghai plant comes on order and that's why it didn't move reuters report about the job cuts >> talk to us about riveon i wonder how real is it? how much long-term potential does this company have >> it depends on how optimistic you want to get. look, they have an impressive collection of executives there who have a nice mix in te