the national farmers' union says a trial where seasonal workers from non—eu countries, like ukraine andto pick crops on uk farms, should be extended from 2,500 workers, to 30,000. farmers say it could help fill the gap left by a drop in the number of workers coming from the eu. here's our business correspondent katy austin. on this farm in cornwall, courgettes are being harvested — up to 20 tonnes a day. most of them will be sold to supermarkets. for years, farms like this one have relied on workers coming over from countries inside the eu like poland or, more recently, bulgaria and romania, to pick their crops. over the past couple of years, though, they've been finding out more and more difficult. —— finding that. now this farm has signed up to a new 6overnment scheme which aims to recruit workers from outside the eu. this group is from ukraine. they saw the jobs advertised at their agricultural university. translation: it's good for us to be here because we can earn money here to buy a flat, to buy a car when we go back home, because in ukraine it's impossible to do. translation: i c

however the coalition of farmers union a zimbabwean ses government should fix land ownership policies and put a stop to acquisition of remaining productive farms we'd like to see this become policy clearly we've asked for a moratorium many times in the past and it would send a positive signal any time there is an interruption on productive land clearly. it sends a negative message at the present time is embodied was lend reforms if they wanted the country much of that redistributed land is either under utilized all completely i do for fun is like richard protection of property rights is important for security of tenure. joining me now is our correspondent privileged we shall never be from zimbabwe privileged thanks for joining us now your reports it's on the alleged land keys involving money province ministers now what about this triggered government response. here's the case has been going for 4 months and. dorland occupiers have been coming to 5 states. several times wanting to take their lot to one of their land so. choose the last week the cabinet said and made it the season to sa

the national farmers union says a trial where seasonal workers from non—eu countries, like ukraine and, should be extended from 2,500 workers to 30,000. farmers say it could help fill the gap left by a drop in the number of people coming from the eu. the home office says the pilot will remain under review. here's our business correspondent katy austin. on this farm in cornwall, courgettes are being harvested — up to 20 tonnes a day. most of them will be sold to supermarkets. for years, farms like this one have relied on workers coming over from countries inside the eu like poland or, more recently, bulgaria and romania, to pick their crops. over the past couple of years, though, they've been finding out more and more difficult. now this farm has signed up to a new government scheme which aims to recruit workers from outside the eu. this group is from ukraine. they saw the jobs advertised at their agricultural university. translation: it's good for us to be here because we can earn money here to buy a flat, to buy a car when we go back home, because in ukraine it's impossible to do. tra

this trial isn't designed to meet farmers' entire staffing needs, but the farmers' union says it's worked needs expanding. the pilot scheme is going to have to be fit to deliver. i am pleading with government that we take the scheme up to 30,000 in 2020, so that we can ensure it is fit for purpose. the home office told us it will review the two—year scheme before deciding what will be done longer term. farmers like david hope workers like these will be able to come back again and again. katy austin, bbc news. now on bbc news... we returned to the subject of the conservative party leadership. nick robinson talks to conservative party voters about the contest to become party leader — and the next prime minister. i've been speaking to a group of voters who are crucial at the moment. they all voted tory at the last general election but half of them didn't in the european elections. two voted for the brexit party, one for the liberal democrats and one did not vote at all. the tories need their votes next time around if they are to stay in power. first of all, welcome. thank you for coming. tha

this trial isn't designed to meet farmers split‘ entire staffing needs, but the farmers union says itver. a pleading with government that we take the scheme up government that we take the scheme up to 30,000 in 2020 —— government that we take the scheme up to 30,000 in 2020 -- i government that we take the scheme up to 30,000 in 2020 —— i am pleading. so we can ensure it is fit for purpose. the home office told us it will review the two year scheme before deciding what will be done longer term. farmers like david hope workers like these will be able to come back again and again. katy austin, bbc news. now on breakfast, it‘s time for the film review with mark kermode and jane hill. hello and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. and to take us film review on bbc news. and to take us through this week‘s cinema releases is mark kermode. lovely to see you. lovely to see you. what have you been watching? a big week. yesterday by danny boyle and the writer richard curtis. apollo 11, an extraordinary documentary. and support the girls, a tale of a day in the life at work. and l

the national farmers' union says a trial where seasonal workers from non—eu countries, like ukraine and workers to 30,000. farmers say it could help fill the gap left by a drop in the number of people coming from the eu. the home office says the pilot will remain under review. katy austin is here with us. why can't they get british workers? that was the whole point of the brexit promise, wasn't it? i spoke to one farming, who say they simply can't get british people interested in coming and picking their crops. he has got up to 20 tonnes of cou rg ettes to has got up to 20 tonnes of courgettes to be picked every day. he needs workers at that peak season, and for years and years, he has depended on people coming over from eu countries like poland, more recently bulgaria and romania, to pick the crops, because it has been liquidy for them when their economies back home weren't as strong as the british economy, so they could make a lot of money by coming here. in the past couple of yea rs, coming here. in the past couple of years, that has been much more difficult. the farmer so part of th

great for our farmers, manufacturers and unions. very important to point out that critics of this threat against tariffing believe they could potentially put the u.s.mca at risk. and this would embolden the president tots threaten more tariffs with other countries. >>> congressman, first, your reaction to this overnight deal, preventing tariffs from going into effect? >> well, many of us didn't think the president would ever really pull the trigger on these tariffs. he didn't define what success would look like, which is usually a signal that it was a false threat. i think this is not good for the country in the long term. obviously we want to do what we can to make sense of what's happening at the southern border, particularly to trying to as careful and as welcoming as we can to those seeking asylum, but threatening as ally with tariffs, which, by the way, really would be paid mothly by mev companies and consumers, threatening in a way to get them to take action, in the long term is just not the way allies treat one another. he's

it will be phenomenal for the farmers and the unions. >> you hear him talking about policy but he putn a tough spot. you think they're going to stick with him? >> i don't know, dan. it was in the direction. frankly, like the first nafta we had. there's not that much difference. i think that's something that the form armers and would like appreciate. his advisers said, if he comes in attacking, you're winning. >> before he left washington, he was still attacking them. i don't mind him attacking biden. let's keep it above the belt. let's not get into name-calling and kindergarten or first grade antics. we don't want that in american politics. >> let's talk about health care. he talked about health care and issues. it's all in context of president trump. i wonder if he's framing his policy issues. with trump in mind. is that a winning strategy? >> i watched people come out earlier. he did talk about that. at the end, though. do you think people are sitting down saying, did you see the details of that economic program? did you see what the heck the trade deal is? that's not where people a

it's great for farmers, manufacturers, great for everybody. and unions. it's great for unions. we have tremendous union support too. it's a tremendous -- it really is, shows a partnership between three countries. and it's sort of three countries in a trade sense, competing with the european union, competing with china. it gives us a bigger dialogue. a bigger platform. it's really good for all three. it's something that's very popular. i hope politically this they can do what they have to do. a day after election it would win with tremendous support but we have an election coming up. but i think nancy pelosi will be the right thing. >> will that be the end of tariffs on canada and mexico. >> they have to do what they have to do. we understand that. we can't have big tremendous shipments of certain products. we understand that very well. >> we were pleased with the lifting of the tariffs on steel and aluminum. >> they've been lifted as you know and there wasn't o won't be transshipping. if there is transshipping i'll call justin and i'm sure he'll take care of it. probably call h

great for our farmers, manufacturers, and unions!" i want to go back to nancy pelosi earlier this year. >> the concerns that our members have are for workers rights, the environment, and issues that relate to pharmaceuticals. those are the issues. the overarching concern that we have is even if you have the best language in the world, if you don't have enforcement, you ain't got nothing. you have to have strong enforcement provisions. one of the things that the mexican government has to do before we could even consider it is to pass legislation about workers rights in mexico. amy: and now i want to turn to then senator biden, before he was vice president, speaking in 1994 during the original debate on nafta. he said nafta was the positive thing to do despite workers having a legitimate reason to be concerned. becauseupporting nafta i think it is a positive thing to do, but not because i think it is going to cure the workers fears who have legitimate reason to be concerned. it will not exacerbate their concerns. it will not exacerbate

farmers and manufacturers. it's really great for everybody, and unions. it's great for unions. we have tremendous union support, too. it's a tremendous -- it shows a partnership between three countries, and it's sort of three countries in a trade sense. we're competing with the european union. we are competing with china. it gives us a bigger dialogue. it gives us a bigger platform. it's really good for all three. it's something that's popular. i hope, politically, they can do what they have to do. a day after the election, it would win with a tremendous support. but we have an election coming up. but i think nancy pelosi is pres. trump: we are competing against the world. much.ainst each other so this brings us into a position where we are not competing against each other. we are competing against the world. including asia, other areas. i think it will be very special. [indiscernible] pres. trump: we thought about that. that is an interesting question. they played phenomenal basketball. they were really terrific. congratulations by the way. that was a great job by a great team

that is one of farmers and manufacturing and unions love. a great deal for this country. nafta was one of the worst trade deals ever made i think. maybe the wto was worse. 1995, from the time it happened, china became a rocketship, it was flatlined and is joined the wto and they went through the roof. very much to our liability. we lost tremendous amounts of money from that time, it was a terrible deal, role trade, wto -- world trade, wto, nafta has been a disaster for our country. usmca is a great deal for our country. canada is happy but not happy like we are happy. it is a good deal for canada and mexico. mexico just approved it. candidate is waiting for us to approve it. i was with the prime minister, i just left him a while ago and they are thrilled with the deal. everybody wants it. hopefully it will be a bipartisan deal. i told that to nancy pelosi, a lot of the democrats want it, specially i would say the farmers but really the industrial areas, the unions, we have things on wages and the environment that few people have ever been able to get into an agreement and

proposal and countless other stake holders wrote, called, and emailed, including the national farmers union, the association of american veterinary college the american statistical association, the national coalition of food and agriculture research, 104 agriculture and science related organization, 24 departments of agriculture and economics. 37 deans, provosts of university ag departments and more than 1,500 individual scientists from 47 states. the bill also rejects the proposed elimination of the foods for peace and mcgovern-dole programs and provides increases for both of these programs. these programs send american commodities all over the world to address global hunger and are an essential tool for diplomacy. the bill fully funds the snap nd w.i.c. programs to expected participation in 2020. the bill provides $10 million for school breakfast expansion grant the first time the program has been funded since 2012. and it funds the summer e.b.t. program at $50 million, a $22 million increase. the food and drug administration, the bill provides $3.26 billion in discretionary funding which

farmers and manufacturers. it's really great for everybody, and unions. it's great for unions. we have tremendous union support -- union support, too. it's a tremendous -- it shows a partnership between three countries, and it's sort of three countries in a trade sense. we're competing with the european union and china. it gives us a bigger dialogue. it gives us a bigger platform. it's really good for all three. it's something that's popular. i hope, politically, they can do what they have to do. a day after the election, it would win with a tremendous support. but we have an election coming up. but i think nancy pelosi is going to do the right thing. reporter: will that be the end of tariffs on canada and mexico? pres. trump: we'll see. i mean, you know, they have to do what they have to do. we understand that. we can't have big, tremendous shipments of certain products. we understand that very well. prime minister trudeau: we were very pleased with the lifting of the tariffs on steel and aluminum. pres. trump: they've been lifted, as you know. there won't be hopefully tranned

especially i would say the farmers but really the industrial areas also the unions we've got things on wages and we have things on the environment that that few people have ever been able to get into an agreement and it's a very big deal it's a very big deal. and it's a great deal a tremendous support so they have to put it up for a vote and i think you're going to great vote in the house and you'll get a great vote in the senate and you have a tremendous trade deal between the united states and canada and mexico and it's going to be something very special so we spent a lot of time with a lot of countries we do business with a lot of them australia is an example with japan we're negotiating with them because they send us. millions of cars and we send them wheat. well it's does it work but what happens is japan is and you probably saw some of the things they're doing but they're opening up many car companies and factories and plants. throughout our country especially in michigan. we have a lot of activity in ohio beyond japan activity we have a lot of activity now where companies are co

it's grade for the farmers, the manufacturers and unions. >> it's a great opportunity for us to keepbout how we have worked hard to build a great trade deal that is good for canadian workers, good for american workers and mexican workers. >> prime minister trudeau to meet with one of the biggest road blocks to ratifying the usmca, nancy pelosi who is yet to bring the deal up for a vote in the house, which has stalled the agreement. pelosi had a bet to pay off when the raptors beat the golden stated warriors. so she got handed a raptor's jersey from the prime minister himself. >> we look forward to a lively discussion with the prime minister on issues that relate to global security, economic relationship in terms of trade. he may want to talk sports. i think that is off limits. >> we have much to discuss, trade and good jobs for canadians and americans. >> trudeau was supposed to meet with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. that meeting is now a phone call scheduled to happen around 5:30 p.m. that rescheduling happened because of the impromptu situation room meeting between house

could protect corporations as persons, antitrust laws could be used against things like farmers co-ops and labor unions. you could use the sherman antitrust act to go after one of these farmers cooperatives that populist-minded farmers created so they could negotiate for better rates and better prices for their commodities, right? well, that was a trust sometimes in the eyes of the law, right? similarly, if a labor union organized a boycott, the target of their boycott could go and argue that this was a violation of the sherman antitrust act. again, this theme, this is reform, not revolution. roosevelt wants to make the market safe for individuals, not dismantle it. those are some examples of economic reform that speak to this question of monopoly, and were also seen as political reforms. these were deeply connected in people's minds, that making the world safer for individuals and industrial capitalism was analogous to the way that progressives wanted the individual to retain their power in increasingly large and abstract democracy. let me turn to some political reforms. progressives champion a bunch

but that's one the farmers love, the manufacturers love, the unions love. it's a great deal for this country, and nafta was i think one of the worst trade deals ever made. made the wto was worse, the wto from the time that happened in '95. from the time that happened china baem like a rocket ship. it was pretty much flat lined and all of a sudden it joined the wto and they became -- i mean they went through the roof. and very much to our liability it's -- we lost tremendous amounts of money over the -- from that time we just lost tremendous amounts. it was a terrible deal, wto world trade. and if you look at nafta, nafta has been a disaster for our country. the usmca is a great deal for our country. i think canada is happy, but they're not happy like we're happy, but they're very happy. it's a good deal for canada, a good deal for mexico. mexico just approved it, and canada is waiting for us to approve it. and it's with the prime minister just left him a little while ago, and they're thrill would the deal and everybody wants it. and hopefully it'll be a bip

the farmers, the manufacturers, the unions, everybody wants it. >> as the morning unfolds, we sit inmbers of the first family front and center. there's a meeting on the economy and trade. >> let's see if the democrats approve it. >> a photo op with pilots from air force one. ivanka stops by just shy of noon for a meeting on jobs. >> larry and i are headed to "the wall street journal." we really believe that education has to be, especially for mid to late career workers, has to be driven by the private sector. >> we do this dog and pony show, sir. i'm the dog, she's the pony. >> have fun, okay? great job. you are really doing a great job. thank you. >> see you later. >> but there is one meeting that's completely off-limits. the daily intelligence briefing. you guys ready? >>> when we come back -- >> look, george, you're being a little wise guy. with uncontrolled moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, you feel like you're itching all the time. and you never know how your skin will look. because deep within your skin an overly sensitive immune system could be the cause. so hel

it's a phenomenal deal for our farmers and manufacturers and even unions. everyone wants it, the democrats could do that in a bipartisan way. mexico approved it today, you probably heard they just approved it. we're just waiting to see whether or not they will put that up for a vote. can you imagine if they did? it will be a very bipartisan approval. nancy and all of the folks in the house they have to put it up for a boat and they will vote, great for the farmers, everyone wants them to do it. we will see, again -- do they want to do what's right for the party? they can take credit for that bill, make it bipartisan we will all vote for it. canada is approving it, mexico is approving it, a very big dea deal. it means hundreds of billions of dollars to our country and thousands and thousands of jobs. it replaces nafta, one of the worst trade deals ever made. >> sean: let me ask you about foreign policy, you made promises to israel, jerusalem is now. you recognize goal the golan h, you promised to get us out of the irani and dale, i don't think you're going t

it's a phenomenal deal for our farmers, our manufacturers, even unions. everybody wantss it. so the democrats can do that in a bipartisan way. mexico distributed today, you probably heard, just approved it. their house just approved it. in a big book. we are just waiting to see whether or not they will buy that up for a vote. think about it, can you imagine? it will be a very bipartisan approval. but nancy and all of the folks in the house, they have to put it up for a vote. great for the farmers. everybody wants them to do it. we'll see, again, do they want to do what's right for the party? they can take credit for that bill because, frankly, make it bipartisan. we'll almost forget. it's a big meal. canada is approving it, mexico just approved it. very, very big deal. hundreds of billions of dollars to our country, and thousands and thousands of jobs, and it replaces nafta, one of the worst trade deals ever made. >> sean: let me ask you about foreign policy, if i may.ut you made promises to israel, jerusalem is now the capital, many other presidents promised it, they did not

initiatives like social security, unemployment compensation, the right to form a union, the minimum wage, protection for farmers, regulation of wall street and massive infrastructure improvements are considered pillars of american society. but, while he stood up for the working families of our country, we can never forget that president roosevelt was reviled by the oligarchs of his time, who berated these extremely popular programs as "socialism." similarly, in the 1960s, when lyndon johnson brought about medicare, medicaid and other extremely popular programs, he was also viciously attacked by the ruling class of this country. and here is the point. it is no exaggeration to state, that not only did fdr's agenda improve the lives of millions of americans, but the new deal was enormously popular politically, and helped defeat far-right extremism. [applause] for a time. today, america and the world are once again moving towards authoritarianism - and the same right-wing forces of oligarchy, corporatism, nationalism, racism, and xenophobia are on the march, pushing us to make the apocalyptically wrong choice that

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because it's going to be phenomenal for your state and phenomenal for the farmers and the manufacturers and frankly for the unions great for everybody. >> you hear him talking -- the president talking about policy there. but he's putting farmers in a tough spot. do you think they're going to stick with him? >> yeah, i don't know, don. i know that iowa is a very tough state for donald trump to win. what i will say is if they can get the mexico, canada, u.s. agreement through, that would be good. it moves us in the direction -- frankly it's like the very first nafta that we had. there's not that much difference. and getting that trade agreement through would be a very good thing. and so i think that would be something that farmers would like and farmers would appreciate. >> one thing we didn't hear president trump -- from president trump, he didn't mention biden once tonight. do you think his advisors finally got through to him. you said if the incumbent is attacking you, they're winning. >> i think today they got through to him, but before he left washington, he was still attacking him. i don't have any problem wi

approve it rapidly it's going to be very bipartisan it's great for the farmers manufacturers it's really great for everybody and unions it's great for unions i mean i we have tremendous union support too it's a tremendous it really is it shows a partnership between 3 countries and sort of 3 countries in a trade sense we're competing with the european union with competing with china it gives us a bigger dialogue gives us a much bigger platform it's really good for all 3 it's something that's very popular i hope politically they can do what they have to do now a day after the election it would win with a tremendous support but we have an election coming up but i think nancy pelosi is going to do the right thing and of our son canada mexico well we'll see i mean you know they have to do what they have to do we understand that we can't have. began tremendous shipments of certain products so we understand that very well we were very pleased with the lifting of the tariffs on steel and aluminum they've been lifted as you know and there won't be hopefully tranship ing of this trend shipping i'll call justin and he'll take ca

that's one that the farmers love to manufacturers love the unions love. it's a great deal for the country. and nafta was one of the worst trade deals ever made. maybe the wto from the time that happened in 95 was worse. from the time that happened china became like a rocket ship. it was flat lined and all of a sudden it joined. wto and became they went through the roof. and very much to our liability, it's with lost tremendous amounts of money over the from that time. we lost a tremendous amount. it was a terrible deal. world trade. and if you look at and a half, nafta has been a disaster for the country. the u.s. mca is great deal. canada is happy. they're not happy like we're happy. they are very happy. it's good teal for canada and mexico. they want it. mexico approved it in full. canada is waiting for us to improve it. i was with the prime minister who just left him. a while ago. and they're thrilled with the deal. everybody wants it. and hopefully it will be a bipartisan deal. i told that to nancy pelosi. view this as a bipartisan deal. a lot of the

that's one that the farmers love to manufacturers love the unions love.a great deal for the country. and nafta was one of the worst trade deals ever made. maybe the wto from the time that happened in 95 was worse. from the time that happened china became like a rocket ship. it was flat lined and all of a sudden it joined. wto and became they went through the roof. and very much to our liability, it's with lost tremendous amounts of money over the from that time. we lost a tremendous amount. it was a terrible deal. world trade. and if you look at and a half,

great for our farmers, manufacturers and unions but one group of americans may beg to differ.o say trump's actions might only put them out of business and put the american economy at risk. morgan radford sat down with a handful of long haul truckers. >> reporter: after working as a truck driver for 20 years, billy bogar is thinking of calling it quits. >> how hard are things for truckers right now. >> almost impotential. >> reporter: and now one of, 000s of truck drivers throughout the country hoping to get the white house attention with a new protest group called black smoke matters. named after the exhaust smoke that used to come from big rigs. >> do you feel like this administration is listening to you as truckers. >> no ma'am. >> no, they're not. >> not at all. >> reporter: a mix of republicans, democrats and independents. >> how many of you voted for the in the last election? one, two, three. >> reporter: many of their complaints are unique to trucking. like parking costs and a lack of training for new drivers. but, they say, some of the issues affect all americans. like

farmers, manufacturers. great for everybody. and unions. great to unions. we have tremendous union support too. it really is. sort of three countries in trade sense, competing with the european union, china. it gives us a bigger dialogue. it is really good. something that is very popular. i hope politically they can do what they have to do. day after the election, they would win with tremendous support. we have this coming up. i think nancy pelosi is going to do the right thing. >> canada and mexico? >> president trump: we will see. if they have to do what they have to do. we understand that. you can't have big, tremendous shipments of certain projects. we understand that. >> prime minister trudeau: we were very pleased. >> president trump: i am sure that they will take care of it. probably calling for the second time. but i think that situation is very well taken care of. very important for both countries and for all three countries, the farmers. very, very important. more so between us and canada, but the farmers are really happy with it. the manufacturers are really happy. mexico is thrilled

but that's one the farmers love, the manufacturers love, the unions love.nd nafta was i think one of the worst trade deals ever made. made the wto was worse, the wto from the time that happened in '95. from the time that happened china baem like a rocket ship. it was pretty much flat lined and all of a sudden it joined the wto and they became -- i mean they went through the roof. and very much to our liability it's -- we lost tremendous amounts of money over the -- from that time we just lost tremendous amounts. it was a terrible deal, wto world trade. and if you look at nafta, nafta has been a disaster for

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farmers, manufacturers. it's great for everybody. unions, it's great for unions. we have tremendous union support, too. it's a tremendous -- it shows a partnership between three countries. it's sort of three countries in a trade sense. we're competing with the european union, with china. it gives us a bigger dialogue, a much bigger platform. it's really good for all three. it's something that's very popular. i hope politically they can do what they have to do. a day after the election, it would win with tremendous support. we have an election coming up. i think nancy pelosi is going to do the right thing. >> will that be the end of tariffs on canada and mexico? >> we'll see. they have to do what they have to do. we understand that. we can't have big tremendous shipments of certain products. we understand that very well. >> we were very pleased with the lifting of tariffs on steel and aluminum. >> they've been lifted. if there's trans shipping, i'll call justin and he'll take care of it. if he doesn't take care of it, i'll call. >> we'll be fine. >> i think that situation is very well taken care of. ver

farmers, manufacturers. it's really great for everybody. and unions. it's great for unions. tremendous union support too. it's a tremendous -- it shows a partnership between three countries and it's sort of three countries in a trade sense, we're competing with the european union, we're competing with. china. it gives us a bigger dialogue, a big r r platform. >> reporter: the canadian prime minister said he and the president agreed on a a preclearance agreement that would allow people and goods to flow back and forth between canada and the united states with a pre-cleared situation. that would mean that goods could travel back and forth quicker, possibly increasing the amount of trade that could happen according to the prime minister. he said this would work in conjunction with usmca. back to you. cheryl: president trump also talking trade in an interview with telemundo last night. he suggested tariffs could be brought back to be used against mexico if the country stops complying with the u.s. demands at the border. >> they can easily stop this tremendous migration to the un

and they before them will have to make a decision, but that is one that the farmers love, the manufacturers love, the unions love. it is a great deal for this country. nafta was i think one of the worst trade deals ever made. maybe the wto was worse. the wto from the time that 1995, from the time that happened, china became like a rocket ship. it was pretty much flatlined. all of a sudden, it joined the wto and they went through the roof. and very much to our liability. we lost tremendous amounts of money from that time. we just lost tremendous amounts. it was a terrible deal. wto. world trade. if you look at nafta, nafta has been a disaster for our country. the usmca is a great deal for our country. happy, butada is they are not happy like we are happy, but they are very happy. canada, itd deal for is a good deal for mexico. canada is waiting for us to approve it. i was with the prime minister, i just left him a little while ago. they are thrilled with the deal. everybody wants it. hopefully, it will be a bipartisan deal. i told that to nancy pelosi. i view this as a bipartisan deal. because a lot of the d

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the farmers can't get their crops 2349 field. china and the european union are blocking us from exporting our commodities. all of these things are things we cannot control. we have enough problems without the washington swamp adding to our misery. folks back home want our borderer secured, they he want a fair streamlined immigration system which helps build the 70,000 open jobs we have across the state. from agriculture to the aircraft industry to high-tech jobs, mr. speaker we need more people who are able and willing to work. we all know this immigration reform is exactly what the judiciary committee should be taking up as we speak. instead of fixing real problems, the democrat controlled house just keeping digging deeper down this false impeachment hole they initiated. mr. speaker, i want to stop and applaud the president for his most recent efforts to secure our borders. as we all know over the course of less than two weeks record time for diplomacy in this age the president was able to leverage potential tariffs into real action by the mexican governmen

floor i think she will look it is actually a bipartisan bill the democrats like it unions like it, i can tell you the farmers love it, the farmers are just -- in love with it. >> this year? >> and i am talking about american farmers like it more than other farmers american farmers love it we were being taken balanced by canada nobody knows that ocanada beautiful chong they charge 300% tariff for a little thing called agricultural products into canada 300% tariff nobody knew that. >> people did not know that you mentioned technology companies how concerned are you that technology companies are sensoring conservatives going to do this right up to 2020 election? >> a well they are doing it to me on twitter, i mean, what they did to me on twitter is incredible. you know, i have millions and million dollars of followers i will tell you think make it very hard for people to join me in twitter, and they make it very much harder for me to get out the message it is incredible, yeah. >> what are you going to do about it, companies have enormous amount of power if they could even stop the president of the free world, i