we're glad you're on board coming up today we talk trade both north american and global trade with lori wallach the director of public citizens global trade watch she's standing by and we take a long look at sony the japanese media electronics and entertainment multinational with which some say has many opportunities to once again rise to the top of innovation the c.e.o. of straw mark to work toward which joins us for that plus some say the indian banking and related non-bank lending system seems to be teetering on the brink of potential disaster correspondent rachel blevins helps us understand the circumstances all that ahead but first we had some headlines let's go. and the latest data breach to hit the tech sector it has been revealed that google kept a major shift curity flaws secret since the spring of this year to avoid damage to their brand and attention from regulators how's that working out for you the story first reported by the wall street journal affected hundreds of thousands of users of google plus some may be surprised to learn that google plus as that many users as a company's s

we will speak with lori wallach of public citizen's global trade watch. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president trump said monday he wants the fbi to expand the scope of its investigation into brett kavanaugh, even as he said he supreme court nominee had been treated unfairly by the media and promised the bureau would work quickly to complete its probe. prpres. trump: i want themem toa very comprehensive investitigatn . whwhatever that means accordingo the senators and republicans and the republican majoritity. i want them do that. i wanted to be comprehensive. amy: the washington post" reports the slightly expanded investigigation will now includa look into allegations by a third kavanaugh accuser, julie swetnick, who says she observed kavanaugh at high school parties in the 1980's joining efforts to inebriate girls so they could be gang-raped. the fbi won't have much time to complete its work. republican senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said he's planning a vot

work with two long ago to probably say twenty five years ago were at the house of representative lori wallach the director of public citizens global energy global trade watch thank you for being here lori my pleasure so since we worked on these things the w. two you know and everything which was so much fun you've been toiling in the trenches and on the top of these really key issues first tell us about nafta a clinton administration initiative north american free trade agreement set the stage for us what was the good the bad and the ugly of nafta the original nafta so george bush the first negotiate it and signed that then clinton inherited it worked very hard to pass it so it's a bipartisan made in america model of trade and the sad thing is the. critics are right at this point there are a million certified by the government now after job losses it's nationwide it's not just the rust belt one of the largest concentrations of lost jobs in el paso texas it's nationwide we've seen wages pushed down because nafta made it easier to outsource jobs to mexico's low wages and wages there are down be

we're glad you're on board coming up today we talk trade both north american and global trade with lori wallach the director of public citizens global trade watch she's standing by and we take a long look at sony the japanese media electronics and entertainment multinational with which some say has many opportunities to once again rise to the top of innovation the c.e.o. of straw mark to work toward which joins us for that plus some say the indian banking and related non-bank lending system seems to be teetering on the brink of a potential disaster artie's correspondent rachel blevins helps us understand the circumstances all that ahead but first we had some headlines let's go. and the latest data breach to hit the tech sector it has been revealed that google kept a major shift curity flaws secret since the spring of this year to avoid damage to their brand and attention from regulators how's that working out for you the story first reported by the wall street journal affected hundreds of thousands of users of google plus some may be surprised to learn that google plus as that many users as a c

we're glad you're on board coming up today we talk trade both north american and global trade with lori wallach the director of public citizens global trade watch she's standing by and we take a long look at sony the japanese media electronics and entertainment multinational with which some say has many opportunities to once again rise to the top of innovation the c.e.o. of straw mark to work toward which joins us for that plus some say the indian banking and related non-bank lending system seems to be teetering on the brink of potential disaster artie's correspondent rachel blevins helps us understand the circumstances all that ahead but first we had some headlines let's go. in the latest data breach to hit the tech sector it has been revealed that google kept a major shift curity flaws secret since the spring of this year to avoid damage to their brand and attention from regular.

we're glad you're on board coming up today we talk trade both north american and global trade with lori wallach the director of public citizens global trade watch she's standing by and we take a long look at sony the japanese media electronics and entertainment multinational with which some say has many opportunities to once again rise to the top of innovation the c.e.o. of straw mark to work toward which joins us for that plus some say the indian banking and related non-bank lending system seems to be teetering on the brink of potential disaster artie's correspondent rachel blevins helps us understand the circumstances all that ahead but first we had some headlines let's go. in the latest data breach to hit the tech sector it has been revealed that google kept they made.

lori wallach of public citizen's global trade watch criticized the new deal saying -- "unless there are strong labor and environmental standards that are subject to swift and certain enforcement, u.s. firms will continue to outsource jobs to pay mexican workers poverty wages, dump toxins, and bring their products back here for sale." in brazil, tens of thousands of people took part in women-led rallies in rio de janeiro, sao paulo, and other cities on saturday to protest against the far-right presidential candidate jair bolsonaro ahead of the october 7 brazilian election. bolsonaro is currently leading polls, even though he was forced to stop campaigning after being stabbed last month. bolsonaro is a former army officer who has openly praised brazil's military dictatorship which lasted from 1964 to 1985. he said he used his government housing allowance to pay sex workers, called women week, threatened gay people with violence, called a political opponent to ugly to rape. the theme of saturday's protest was "not him." because he is a danger. he has hatred for our country because he repre