we don't make good deals we have a trade deficit with china with mexico, we're have trade deficit with japan. we make bad deals whether it's the military, whether it's trade, we only make bad deals. >> dickerson: he was asked by cnn, two things. one about deporting of the 11 million undocumented immigrants which the president by the way called a fantasy. he said if you asked him to do that he'd say, no, don't do it. also said about temporary ban on muslim integration, no, don't do it. based on these promises. how are you going to get past the establishment to keep those promises? >> you have to watch and see. i've done a lot of things nobody thought i could do. >> dickerson: you're not backing down on the promises based on -- >> we have to do something. we have a problem in this country. we have a radical islamic terrorism problem in this country. by the way, throughout the world. throughout the world. it's a problem. it's a temporary thing i'm not talking permanent. we have to find out what is going on. >> dickerson: what does the members cab heritage of the trump -- heritage. jump un

if we have more than $10 billion out of balance every year for three years with korea, with china, with mexico, with india, the list goes on, we need to figure out how we open those markets to our goods and not cause all these problems that our exporters are having. we have to have a response here. whether it is tariffs on therted goods, slowing down admission of those goods into our country -- we don't want to create walls. we want to create open trade. would lift the incomes and likelihood of millions of americans across this country. we need a restructuring of our national security office. that advises the president on the economic side. host: edward in maryland. democrat. c-span.good morning, congresswoman, i'm very appreciative of your knowledge and your energy on the subject matter. there is something i would like for you to look into. i'm a phd african american scientist with nasa. we are not protecting our knowledge base in this country. we have to here is for the high energy laser system that is not even made in this country. they are closing down industries in the u.s. we don't build

that's why this is so important because it gets to the question of what is mexico doing in partnership with china? we will start with that, mr. foote. what is specifically mexico and china at the highest government levels of doing in order to interdict this new synthetic formula that is leasing heroin with a drug 50 times more powerful than heroin? so powerful that the dea doesn't even let his dogs any longer sniff for fentanyl for fear that the dog will just die with the first sniff of fentanyl. that three grams, three equivalent of salt grants could kill a human being if they gained access to get. what is mexico and china doing in cooperation with you in order to interdict that drug? >> senator, first i will touch on mexico in china's bilateral relationship on this. with our support mexico and china are meeting and discussing fentanyl regularly every year. they are both involved in multilateral side of things. just last month at the u.n. general assembly, special session on drugs they were both very. china, their minister of public security led to the conclusion statement. they were fully on bo

why this hearing is so important because it gets to the question of what is mexico doing in partnership of china. we'll start with that. what is specifically mexico and china at the highest government level doing in order to interdict this new synthetic of a formula that is lacing heroin with a drug 50 times more powerful than heroin? so powerful that the d.e.a. doesn't even let its dogs any longer sniff for nintnill for fear that the dog will just die with the first sniff? that three grams, three equivalent of salt grams could kill a human being if they gained access to it? at is mexico a china doing in cooperation with you, in rder to interdict that drug? >> first touch on mexico and china's bilateral relationship on this. without our support mexico and china are meeting and discussing this regularly every year. they a both involved in multilateral side of things just last month at the u.n. general assembly special on drugs, they were both there. china, their minister of public security, led the conclusion statement, fully on board, they are a member both countries to the three international drug conventions. w

into recession within a year and lead to a trade war with china and mexico. this is a trade war. >> these dumbees say oh, well, that's a trade war. trade war! we're losing $500-- 500 billion in trade with china. who the hell cares if there say trade war. trade war? it's crazy. >> trevor: no, you're [bleep] crazy! (cheers and applause) how is this gi a presidential candidate? i mean i know maybe you don't care donald trump, but you know who would care? the four million americans that would stand to lose their jobs if a trade war happened. there is no war with china that you can say you done care about it doesn't matter what kind of war it is. a military war, a trade war, a storage war t doesn't matter. if china had to cheap all their [bleep] we would be overwhelmed in a week. trump says i don't care. so helping christie with his debt and starting a trade war with china was basically the business part of friday's event. but trump like the human mullet that he is, saved room for the party in the back. >> there's nothing like new jersey. wise guy, so many wise guy

if we have more than $10 billion out of balance every year for three years with korea, with china, with mexico india, the list goes on, we need to figure out how we open those markets to our goods and not cause all these problems that our exporters are having. we have to have a response here. whether it is tariffs on therted goods, slowing down admission of those goods into our country -- we don't want to create walls. we want to create open trade. would lift the incomes and likelihood of millions of americans across this country. we need a restructuring of our national security office. that advises the president on the economic side. host: edward in maryland. democrat. c-span.good morning, congresswoman, i'm very appreciative of your knowledge and your energy on the subject matter. there is something i would like for you to look into. i'm a phd african american scientist with nasa. we are not protecting our knowledge base in this country. we have to here is for the high energy laser system that is not even made in this country. they are closing down industries in the u.s. we don't build syste

china to the wto as part of his trade platform. when you look at trade with two countries trump is often repeated, china and mexico, the us is certainly in the red with those two countries as relates to a trade gap, china team, 3 $67 billion deficit, mexico's trade deficit with $60 billion and anticipated to be around those figures once again in 2016, one of the top influential members in trade, the head of the afl-cio, the nation's largest trade union is saying there's a contradiction between trump, the presidential candidate, and trump the private businessman, telling the washington post with an interview, look what he does, not what he says. like every other person he takes advantage of a bad system that hurts workers and helps people at the top, trump saying he is the king of doing that. another top trump issue in the forefront, the muslim band that trump first introduced 6 months ago back in december. at that time you will probably remember trump said of the ban, called for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what is going on. over the weekend when

now the republican candidate who we alluded to earlier wants to trade more with china, wants to build a wall with mexico wants to discourage muslims from visiting america. could you find common ground with a president trump? tony: it's not clear to me what the common ground would be. john: that's a very different answer. you managed to find common ground with george w. bush, that implies you would almost find it impossible? tony: the american election is up to the american people. it's not clear to me what these policies really are. if they are some of the things that have been talked about, a trade war with china would be devastating to both sides. i can't believe that's what he would actually want to do. if you literally say no muslims can come into america, thus not -- that is not a policy we could go along with. people often forget something like this of president bush, leave aside even foreign policy, george w. bush was in favor of alliance, free trade and the transatlantic alliance, and strongly in favor of nato. he worked with me on africa and he was the largest life-saving program that any devel

a lot of trouble with our trade relations but they are mostly focused in asia and in particular china, south korea, japan. ripping up nafta serves no purpose but seems to focus on mexico with obsession. a lot of small businesses people understand that, they know where the real competition is coming from so why should they have confidence in someone who is behaving like a loose cannon? when it comes to china, proposing the status quo, using trade laws and so forth, things president obama has been doing with little effect, seems to have backed away from the spectrum where you interviewed me about this in businessweek several years ago, we have advocated a tariff not for the purpose of shutting down trade but for the purpose of bringing them to the table because if there is anything the united states lacks with china it is credibility that we will act. maria: trump's speech a little bit of craziness but what you said yourself about minimum wage creating problems, obamacare creating problems and they think hillary is going to win, those are things she is linked to because she can't criticize obama the way trump can. >> that is true and i expect those things to continue bu

new deals with china, new deals with japan, no deals with mexico. i'm going to make the country rich again and make our country great again. >> mr. trump thanks so m

saw that column that was articulate but i just worry about him engaging in a trade war with china and with mexico he won't do it him. >> port restrictions. >> i know he has misspoken, i agree with that. some of his off-the-cuff remarks have gotten him into trouble, but let me just say this. i'm not a foreign policy guy but i do follow the campaign very closely. he wants to restructure nato. so does everybody else. he wants to destroy isis in their safe haven. so does everybody else. he wants to negotiate, he's your kind of guy. he wants to negotiate the art of the deal, china trade, russia, what shouldn't we negotiate? he doesn't want nation-building. i think america is sick of nation-building. he's not perfect but then again he's got some very good ideas, and on trade particularly, look, china breaks the rules consta constantly and so do other countries and we just passed a customs enforcement act, first time in 40 or 50 years which says if countries repeatedly break the rules then we can apply, the united states can apply temporary targeted tariffs, not across the board targeted, temporary targ

he has manufacturing deals with china and mexico. isn't this hypocrisy? >> right.s a businessman that operates by the rules that were written by the politicians and let's face it, the trade rules are the clinton/obama trade rules. nafta was signed when president clinton was in office. tpp and other trade bills were signed when president obama was in office. and supported at one time by hillary clinton. so these trade policies are their trade policies >> you're saying trump had no choice but to outsource some of the labor for his companies? >> trump knows how to make a buck. >> actually, you know what, that's true because not only are all of his products made in third-world countries, he's bankrupted his companies over and over and over again screwing his workers out of their salaries and intende ervendors their fees. yes, he knows how to make a buck. if that's how we want to lead america with that set of ethics and morals, we're in bigger trouble than even trump realizes. >> also, one of the headlines today was the benghazi report that came out. 800 or so pages of

now the republican candidate who we alluded to earlier wants to trade more with china wants , to build a wall with mexicoants to discourage muslims from visiting america. could you find common ground with a president trump? tony: it's not clear to me what the common ground would be. john: that's a very different answer. you managed to find common ground with george w. bush, that implies you would almost find it impossible? tony: the american election is up to the american people. it's not clear to me what these policies really are. if they are some of the things that have been talked about a , trade war with china would be devastating to both sides. i can't believe that's what he would actually want to do. if you literally say no muslims can come into america, thus not a policy we could go along with. people often forget something like this of president bush, leave aside even foreign policy, george w. bush was in favor of alliance, free trade and strongly in favor of nato. he worked with me on africa and he was the largest life-saving program that any developed a policy has ever had in africa. we worked

and terrible with china, terrible with mexico, terrible with russia.ll over the world we're getting dominated economically and on international security and international politics. for hillary to say he didn't have the right temperament. go out and tell us what she wants to do. we know how terrible the last eight years have been. if the market is good, it's overbought. stuart: you probably saw bret baier's interview with hillary clinton last night. >> yes. stuart: he asked her what would you do differently on the economy? she didn't really answer the question, she said infrastructure, infrastructure, infrastructure, spend more government money. there was not a single new idea that i heard. now, that's fodder for donald trump to go after her, isn't it? >> of course. and donald trump is proposing simplified tax bracket, 15% corporate tax bracket, things that will stimulate the economy, not just overspending. stuart: you know why i'm smiling? >> because you're excited. stuart: everybody-- >> that's the way. stuart: everybody wants a tax cut. >> she's so e

now the republican candidate who we alluded to earlier wants to trade more with china, wants to build a wall with mexicodiscourage muslims from visiting america. could you find common ground with a president trump? tony: it's not clear to me what the common ground would be. john: that's a very different answer. you managed to find common ground with george w. bush, that implies you would almost find it impossible? tony: the american election is up to the american people. it's not clear to me what these policies really are. if they are some of the things that have been talked about, a trade war with china would be devastating to both sides. i can't believe that's what he would actually want to do. if you literally say no muslims can come into america, thus not -- that is not a policy we could go along with. people often forget something like this of president bush, leave aside even foreign policy, george w. bush was in favor of alliance, free trade and the transatlantic alliance, and strongly in favor of nato. he worked with me on africa and he was the largest life-saving program that any developed a pol

>> guest: then you mention some of the outsourcing taking place, companies moving jobs to mexico and china. with the climate changing is there any sense that businesses will reconsider this huge manufacturing the loss of millions of jobs in u.s.? >> guest: i think the political climate in this country, i don't know if is because of bernie sanders or trump or who but the political climate has changed and i think people are starting to take notice of companies that do this a lot of those companies will have a very very hard time if they continue to do it. i think verizon has now recognized that and said okay you are right we are going to bring jobs back to the united states. >> host: mr. shelton you are headquartered in washington d.c.. how much time do you spend with the fcc or with congress and what is your assessment of both of those bodies? >> guest: people to work for me mostly spend time with the fcc. i don't spend a lot of time with the fcc but i do have lots of folks that spend time with the fcc. i have spent quite a bit of time with congress and you know congress, because of the makeup of

and the other are reason is that he has been are pretty clear, i want to start a trade war with china and mexicond a few places, and we know that trade wars are not good for economic growth, and therefore not good for the markets, and those are the two things that have me concerned about trump at this juncture. >> and hang on a second, but the political rhetoric, and political reality, bob, are two different things though, wouldn't you agree? >> absolutely. maybe we are not going to be starting a trade war with those places, and maybe we will back off that, and then, i could have a different viewpoint, but trying to figure out what they are saying versus what they are going to do, and look, if it is a hillary clinton administration, and the democratic congress which is only going to happen if hillary won by a landslide which is not a zero probability, the markets would react negatively to that as well. so the configuration underneath the president is clearly important as well. >> and bob, real quick, jon najarian here, and the issue of the what the next president says now, he or she will do and

with the democratic party's economic programs. but trump must do more than just promise. he has to get very specific. the truth is, china may not be intimidated into a better trade deal with the u.s.a. mexicotainly is not going to pay for a billion-dollar wall, which they believe is insulting. and while bringing jobs back to smirk achievable, it will require a big carrot as well as a thick stick. nothing is ever easy in the economic precincts. that is where donald trump will either live or die as a presidential candidate. social issues, matter little this year. terrorism is important. but the situation is so complicated voters cannot possibly predict outcomes on the terror front however, the folks know, they know what's in their bank accounts. they know president obama has not helped them out very much. advantage? trump. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight, reaction, eric bolling and geraldo rivera. >> i think you are pretty much on the right track. here is the advice i would give to the first lady. rather than trying to run as the person who will follow the policies of barack obama, because i agree that the president has delivered a very mediocre performance in terms of the

many countries in the world whether it be 500 billion-dollar trade deficit with china. 80 billion-dollar trade deficit with mexico and the list goes on and on and on and bernie spent a lot of time talking about that macy part of brexit. they had major deficits. some the trade deals aren't helping the u.k. you know, some of the currently is i problems aren't helping the u.k. so problems like greece and some other countries. they are subsidizing and floating. yeah. you know, probably. >> all right. before i turn to another topic i want to ask you john roberts one of my colleagues says that tomorrow your father if he were president would label china a currency minuter manipulativer something china has never done before. >> he has been saying that nor ha long time. he has been saying that china has been ripping of 00 united states. they have been. if you look at the 500 billion-dollar trade deficit every year. they ship everything into the united states. if we try to ship one good, one service into china we can't do it. they devalue their currency. they take our jobs and manufacturing. if you look at the manufacturin

with china. made great deals with china. we can do great with china. i don't have anything against chinese leadership. i don't have anything against the leadership of japan or mexico. they're just so much smarter than our leaders and they're taking advantage of us. i have a lot against our leaders because they're grossly incompetent and don't know what they're doing. so if china -- right? so if china does not stop its illegal activities, including its theft of american trade secrets, they're stealing $300 billion a year, some people say, of trade secrets, i would use every lawful presidential power to remedy trade disputes, including the application, excuse me, of tariffs, consistent with section 201, consistent with section 201 and 301 of the trade act of 1973, and section 232 of the trade expansion act of 1962. now think of that term. think of that term. the trade expansion act. you know what? we got the joblessness and they got the expansion. there's no expansion. there's no expansion. so the story is this. i love you people. so important in november. you get out and vote. we're going to make this thing into something that nobody has ever seen before. they've a

new deals with china, new deals with japan, no deals with mexico. i'm going to make the country rich again and make our country great again. >> mr. trump thanks so much for your time. i always appreciate you taking my questions. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> coming up, she still has to fend off bernie sanders here in california, but hillary clinton is making clear that her primary target is donald trump. will her attempt to take down trump work when so many others have failed? >> i believe this with all my heart, he is not qualified to be commander in chief. either by experience, preparation or temperament. ♪rock-a-bye stacy ♪running non-stop. ♪lifting up patients... ♪...changing their socks. ♪you're sore and you're beat ♪from all that you did. ♪for rest and relief ♪try sealy's hybrid. ♪so take a load off ♪and feel good as new. ♪cause sealy's support is perfect for you.♪ only the sealy hybrid has posturepedic technology to support you where you need it most. sealy. proud supporter of you. ♪ announcer: every day across america, excess food is

they don't want trade deals where china has a trade deficit, we do with china, of $505 billion a year. massive trade deficits with mexico, with japan, with vietnam, with india, with everybody, folks. with everybody. i mean, practically every country in the world when they do business with the united states, it's called let's rip them off. it is like we are all of the big, bad dummies and those days are over if i win. they are over. they are over. now, i just want, i have to talk about this for a little while because of the horrible situation that we all just saw and so, so vividly, and we have to talk about it and then we are going to get on to other things. it is so important. i have been talking about it for a long time. it will happen again and again and again because we are not doing what we need to do. it will happen again and again and again, and we are not doing what we are supposed to be doing. we are taking in this happeneds -- thousands of people in our country. we have no idea where they come from. we don't have any idea who the hell they are. we know they believe in certain things we don't want to believe in

with george bush, a very conservative american, they found donald trump a trade war with china, you have the wall with mexico taken more grief than any other european. he made it very clear that he finds it difficult to find any common ground at all with donald trump. that is a warning for donald trump because tony blair, who rallies to america's defense, finds you strongly, that is a difficult thing. >> i do not mean to go on and on about the social media portion, but he makes the point that social media has lifted figures like donald trump what they also oversimplify the political discourse out there and make it seem as if change is simple to achieve when it is not in fact at all. >> he goes back to the idea that he is a pragmatist but also passionate about that. whatever you think of him and the mistakes he may have made or not, i think there is no doubt that he believes fervently in the idea of a centrist liberal in the proper british sense, a vision of the world and he wanted to push that. the idea he comes back to repeatedly, the same ones bill clinton used to have on social democracy and how unite tha

new deals with china, new deals with japan, no deals with mexico. i'm going to make the country rich again and make our country great again. >> mr. trump thanks so much for your time. i always appreciate you taking my questions. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> coming up, she still has to fend off bernie sanders here in california, but hillary clinton is making clear that her primary target is donald trump. will her attempt to take down trump work when so many others have failed? >> i believe this with all my heart, he is not qualified to be commander in chief. either by experience, preparation or temperament. i try hard to get a great shape. this... i can do easily. benefiber® healthy shape helps curb cravings. it's a clear, taste-free daily supplement... ...that's clinically proven to help keep me fuller longer. benefiber® healthy shape. this, i can do. find us in the fiber aisle. right. in. your. stomach! watch this!... >>yikes, that ice cream was messing with you, wasn't it? try lactaid, it's real ice cream, without that annoying lactose. la

this isob and the deficit with mexico and china, huge. charles: matthew, populism but a lots of people say, good things have happened since the trade deals. only recently have we seen the stagnant economy hurt workers across the board, what is your take on this? as an economic issue whether we need to go away from trade agreements. >> i think that global free raid is a noble ideal like world peace, something that thomas jefferson embraced. i think that generally these free trade agreements make us wealthier, but you know not all trade is necessarily good. i hope that is what donald trump is getting at, for example, we don't want to trade nuclear material with iran. charles: we're talking about economic free trade, there are a lot of people saying this is hurting us, for example nafta goes into effect, january of 1994, pennsylvania had 876,000 manufacturing workers, last number that number was 565,000. everyone is pointing to trade, we know that there are things such as productivity and robots, but as far as america is concerned the culpri

with the program. and the truth is, china may not be intimidated into a better trade deal with the usa. mexico is not going to pay for a billion dollar wall which they believe is insulting. bringing jobs back is achievable, it will require a big carrot as well as a thick stick. nothing is ever easy in the economic precinct. but that is where donald trump will either live or die as a presidential candidate. social issues matter little this year. terrorism support, but the situation so complicated volters can not predict outcomes in the terror front. however, the folks know, they know, what is in their bank accounts. they know president obama has not helped them out much. now, top story tonight, eric bowling and geraldo riviera. >> i think you're on the right track. here is the advise i'd give the first lady. rather than trying to run as a person follow the policies of barack obama, the president delivered a mediocre form in terms of the economy. but point to george bush who presided over the collapse. >> no one cares about that. >> you're right. go back to 1990s and administration of bill clint

i think it has to do with a disaster trade policy that enabled large multi national corporations to shutdown and move to china, mexico, and other low wage countries. i think it has a lot to do with it decline in the trade union movement. >> how do you make trade free and fair? >> i am not sure you can. i think we are looking at fair trade. ... . >> so in a fundamental since we have to rethink those notions. of having to do with our trade policies. and the relations with china. united technologies few months ago of the multinational corporations and mexico pays $3 per hour. and we have to tell these guys you want to be beneficiaries of the american en economy you will not put american workers out on the street. it is a significant part of reducing the workforce the trade policies and the free trade movement in the single most significant force to make sure they have decent paying jobs and decent benefits and then it would drive those wages up and it is very hard to form a union and to make it easy but we need that so then you will see the attacks of the government and scott walker. let's be clear in my view there is a

he knows what it is like when the playing field is not level, as it is today, not today with china and mexicoiness that hasn't had its ups an downs. you'll see companies buy other kuns that doesn't work out, it is a changing world. donald trump is the only candidate with experience creating jobs and competing in a worldwide environment, and that's why the public and polls are showing, he is the one they trust, the public trusts on jobs and economy. >> does it give you any pause that he has had more bankruptcies than any other corporation structure? >> well, i don't know that that's true. he certainly, you know, had his issues with casinos, but again, it is a rough and tumble business world. when you take chances, you build something from scratch, sometimes it doesn't work, sometimes it will work for six or eight years and then perhaps things shift and change. so no, i don't have any concern whatsoever that donald trump, who has been creating jobs, who knows what the -- what we need to get the jobs back from mexico and china, where we don't have a level playing field and the public r public re

with the economic problem. the truth is that china may not be intimidated into a better trade deal with the usa. mexico is not going to pay for a $1 billion wall, which they believe is insulting. and bringing jobs back to america is achievable, it will require a big carrot as well as a big stick. but that is where donald trump will either live or die as a president candidate. the situation so complicated voters cannot predict they know what is in their bank account. president obama not helped out much. that is a in new york city. >> i think you're on the right track. here is the advice i'd give you. rather than trying to run as a person that will follow the policies of barack obama, i agree the president delivered a mediocre performance. don't go back to president obama. point to george bush as being the president presiding over the collapse. but you're right. go back to the 1990s and administration of husband, bill clinton. everyone agrees the president was in a prosperous idea. >> running on the no stol gentleman is right. and all the stuff that her husband did in trade agreements. it's going to be h

with china of $505 billion. we have a massive trade deficit with vietnam and japan, with mexico. you can name any country virtually any country we deal with we have a trade deficit. it used to be the other way around when we were smart and strong but we haven't been smart and strong for many many decades and we're going to change that around, folks. we're going to change it around. we're going to change it. [cheers and applause] now, we have to change it or we can't keep going like this. it's not like we have a choice, let's go like this for another 25 years. if we're going to save our social security and i'm the only one that's going to save it believe me without cuts, if we're going to save our medicare, if we're going to save all of these things that we have to save, we have to bring our jobs back and we have to make sure that nobody's taking our jobs anymore, folks. and we're going do that. we're going to do it. so remember a couple of things. hillary clinton wants to abolish the second amendment. she wants to abolish it. [ boos ] >> the nra national rifle association last we

of course, has been calling for the wall with mexico, but also threatening stiff tariffs on chinese goods. >> we don't have free trade. with chine 2345, with china, they dump their product all over the place. they're dumping sales and ruining or steel mills. we have leaders that are not smart. in fact, they're rather stupid. >> reporter: hillary clinton has cooled to free trade as well, turning against the trans-pacific trade partnership that she once called the gold standard. >> i just don't think that when you add it all up, it -- it meets the standards that i set, and i couldn't, you know, look in the eyes of, you know a voter and say, yeah, i'm convinced this is going to raise your income, because i wasn't. >> reporter: if that resalts in reduced chad a trade war, some states affected more than others. the top states, first washington state, boeing makes its planes. $19 billion worth of goods shipped last year. behind california, $16 billion and texas at nearlies 12ds billio opponents of the free trade pact say that canalsing them or changing them will bring jobs back to the u.s., but in the short term, they almost certainly will have an eco

china of $505 billion a year. where we have trade deficits, massive trade deficits with mexico, with japan, with viet m vietnam, india. practically every country in the world, when they do business with the united states, it's called let's rip them off. it's like we're the big bad dummies. those days are over if i win. those days are over, they're over. now, i have to talk about this because of the horrible situation that we all just saw and so vividly. but we have to talk about it and then we're going to get on to other things but it's so important because i've been talking about it for a long time. and i've been saying it's going to happen. and i hate to say it again, but it's going to happen again and again and again because we're not doing what we have to be doing. it's going to happen again and again and again and we are not doing what we're supposed to be doing. we are taking in thousands of people into our country. we have no idea where they come from. we have no idea who the hell they are. we know they believe in certain things that we don't want to believe in. you know, i said the other day, and i said it ve

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they're a large trading partner with us but much smaller than china, mexico and canada. >> if there was a revote would brussels even accept them? >> i don't know. this is pretty unchartered territory. there's a procedure to leave the eu but the eu began first put forth as an idea. the united states of europe by winston churchill. the wartime prime minister of the united kingdom. what are you going to see four or five weeks from now? do you think that panic will eventually settle some what? >> the big player in this, the wealthy individuals effected by this change are going to figure out what is in their own best interest and they're going to make a lot of different choices. the economy in england is very complicated. the scottish independence party made it clear that they're going to press for a vote to be independent. they want to be part of the european union. it's ironic that donald trump and his promotion in scottish golf courses today is talking as if the scots were in favor of leaving the eu. >> made for some very colorful twitter debate. i learned a few more words in the process.

china, and mexico. online sales are greg especially on craigslist. >>> up next, the bay area barbecue battle with a taste of silicon valley. >> what to expect tomorrow if you're headed into the city for crystal geyser alpine spring water to you from us crystal geyser. always bottled at the mountain source. >>> silicon valley's influence extended everywhere, even to barbecue. we were at central park in santa clara for the silicon valley barbecue competition. grillmasters showed off skills including the team from barbecue bot. it keeps track of the temperature of the meat and the grill by regulating air flow. >> we have a phone app, and it will tell you when it's done, and send you a next message when it's finished. >> others chose the more traditional way. a phoenix group that specializes in smoked meats, rhythm and q, just won the top prize, 4,000 bucks. >>> what was the weather like for that? lisa argen is in for drew tuma. >> it's breezy but we have tops of sunshine and warm weather inland for the next several days. it's going to get quite hot next week. he's live doppler 7hd where we're nice and clear

china. trump suits in mexico. i'd love for him to explain how all that fits with his talk about america first. >> reporter: and charging that his tax proposal would run up trillions of dollars in government debt. >> he calls himself the king of debt. and his tax plan sure lives up to that name. >> reporter: trump firing back in realtime on twitter and instagram. >> hillary clinton's only right about one thing, i understand debt and how to handle it. i've made a fortune with debt. but debt for this country is a disaster, and obama has piled it on and she's been there watching. >> reporter: a new poll tonight shows voters still trust trump more than clinton on the economy. and clinton is playing defense for her past support of unpopular trade deals. especially here in ohio. >> when any member of the clinton family runs for president, it's the economy stupid is never far from their minds. hillary clinton knows she needs to win the fight over the economy and the future if she's going to get to the white house. >> reporter: clinton is campaigning here in ohio so often, she could practically become a resident. she knows it's

mexico. we've pulled up the stats there, and it shows that the u.s. is, indeed, in the red with a trade deficit against those two countries. china, there was a $367 billion trade deficit with that country, mexico, our trade deficit was some $60 billion, and we are on pace here in 2016 to reach roughly those same to things later this year. however, the held of the nation's largest trade union, richard trumka, gave an interview to "the washington post" and said trump is a contradiction, to put it lightly, as it relates to trump the businessman and trump the presidential candidate when it comes to trade. telling the post, and i am quoting here: look at what he does, not what he says. he goes on to say if trump like every other person, he takes advantage of a bad system that hurts workers and helps people at the top. he, speaking of trump, is the king of doing that. also, connell, another issue that is following the trump campaign today one of the big issues, the muslim ban with trump calling it six months ago, calling for a total and complete shutdown. trump saying in the u.k. over the weekend that he would be, quote, tour of terro