if the house agrees the white house can subject the house, with an up or down, without filler busteringpasses it would be one of the largest in u.s. history, bigger than and a half take, and like and a half take, opponent he is fear it's going to sen american jobs abroad. >>> some manufacturing jobs are likely to be hit because you have low cost manufacturing countries. on the other hand you do have this whole section for investment, and property and, so on, which play to the strengths of american companies. so, it's going to have some boost for jobs at home, and it is just too early to say what the economic impact is going to be like. >>> another area of particular concern, what's known as the investment chapter. critics argue it would allow international corporations to collect billions of damages from the u.s. government, if they can prove that their businesses are hurt by u.s. regulations and another issue, the deal is being negotiated secretly, the details won't be released until after the negotiates have finalized them. but after the documents were leaked, activists and labor unio