i want don't, that is called not fairtrade. iwantfair don't, that is called not fairtrade.fair frayed. i don't, that is called not fairtrade. i want fairfrayed. i like don't, that is called not fairtrade. i want fair frayed. i like free trade. but i want fairtrade, at a minimumi trade. but i want fairtrade, at a minimum i want fairfrayed. we are going to have it for our workers and company, you know what? the other side understand it. i think that cannot believe that they have gotten away with this for so many decades. reporter: canada and the uk are some of our closest ally, what do you say to them? they are our allies but they take advantage of us economically. i love canada, i love mexico, i love them, but mexico's making over $100 billion a year and they are not helping us with our border because they have strong laws and we have horrible law, we have horrible border law, they have strong. they could solve our border problems if they wanted but they don't want to. and when they want to, then i will be happy. but i think we have a good chance of doing some great trade de

had agreed to, proclaiming the merits of free and fair trade, proclaiming the merits of free and fairtradeg the merits of free and fair trade, and now donald trump has effectively torn it up, or said that he is no longer endorsing it? well, i wouldn't say it has been drawn up. i think what you see is a very important agreement by canada, the eu, the uk, japan, italy, the world bank, to do things like invest more than $3.5 billion in education for women and girls, an agreement by five of the seven nations for a protection plan, on plastics, and just generally if you look at the declaration, it's a very important policy statement about ensuring that the benefits of world trade go to everyone, go to women, people who are in disadvantaged situations, and i think that's a very important policy statement for the main countries around the world. the united states has taken up position right now but it has also endorsed many of these positions, including in relation to, ironically, the elimination of terrorists, which is something canada is working towards. all those aims are very laudable, but at

how are we really going to make sure that we as a country, who rely on free and fairtrade can prospers ensure that abilities to reduce tariffs are not simply replaced by the sort of barriers to trade he talks and. at as independent member in the wto we will be able to play our part in trying to ensure that we make, we row back any attempt at protectionism. sorry to break the cosy consensus, but hasn't president trump got a point, to this extent, that free trade like all these theories depends on some level of equivalence and fairdealing, depends on some level of equivalence and fair dealing, yet china with its unlimited population is building up massive trade surpluses with the re st of massive trade surpluses with the rest of the world and draining other economies dry. given its seek rety government has proved impervious to previous pressure, maybe history will prove there is some method in president trump's madness. can i say to the honourable gentleman, that there is, we have no doubt that there is, we have no doubt that there is, we have no doubt that there is a need to ensure tha