mexican companies and u.s. companies in mexico so they understand business processes but also each other's cultures. much more labor mobility in that way would be great and much more student mobility now that i'm at it, much more than that. technically, one way to get stronger protection for environmental labor issues is to join the tpp but oops, okay, i didn't do that. sorry. >> you're going to make me cry. >> a second way to address that is to make sure that there is a strong dispute mechanism in the nafta that covers new, ambitious commitments on trade in the environment. the u.s. wants a water downed dispute mechanism. that really won't cut it and that's all i have to say about the side agreements. now about the antibodies in mexico, i would say that they're pretty strong. i think that the u.s. received a vaccine with dr. hawley in the 1930s, but i don't know if the effects are wearing off. i don't know. in terms of mexico, i think the vaccine is still working pretty well and when mexico talks about shift i

or a mexican citizen. i want to know whether these new generations are going to in some way, change, alter the relationship very deeply, precisely in the way you have described, this relationship as a family. i wondered if anybody has any thoughts about this identity issue on the panel. thank you. congratulations for the book. this is a o front question. how strong our mexican antibodies domestically against protectionism? readycond, is is mexico to be an open society for receiving asylum-seekers at this moment? violence has been very hard against any making refugee claims there. how is mexico to become a multicultural society? >> there was a hand up in the back as well. i would like to turn attention to the nafta and side agreements. the beginning of my career, i worked with issues related to environment. of e issues covered in the side agreements to the nafta. it seems to me that the problem that we see both in the u.s. and ic now, is that those who have not benefited from economic are raising their hand

he does not want mexicans to leave. bet i do think is going to an issue, i think he is very skeptical about whether the mexican government should have central americans coming to mexico. and the current government has been very active in collaborating with the u.s. and on their own to try to stop the central american flows. it is a big issue if the next mexican government decides they will not the poor people because mexicans as well wear a company of people leaving. my guess is that won't happen. these things are ultimately discussions happening at a lower level and getting result. i think that is the bigger concern, to be honest. c-span's washington journal's live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. train and alina associated press lisa mascaro discussed the week ahead at the white house. todd harrison of the center for strategic and international studies will talk about president trump's call for a 's -- space force. be sure to watch washington journal live at seven eastern on monday morning. tonig

he has defended millions of mexican families -- open-ended -- he has offended millions of mexican familiesgive me one specific parameter that is measurable so we can realize if donald trump is respecting us, and how do we achieve that? through moral authority. of mexico has not had that moral authority. at the same time, not the political authority. donald trump has offended mexico, he has offended the government of mexico. he said of the government is corrupt. a funny thing. i have to accept that. ,t hurts, to have to admit that that the government of mexico is corrupt. but i don't allow foreign governments to say that. i understand that. but give me a parameter that is measurable. something quantifiable. >> honesty. >> you are talking about the relations between the united states and mexico. >> the government of mexico must be honest. we cannot simply shine a light onto the street and inside a house we are dark. -- government of mexico their conduct negotiations that mexico wanted. >> i understand, but my question -- you talked about exporting, for example, corn. let us say trump is goin

the humiliation of the mexican people, when this gentleman was insulting and attacking mexicans, callings rapists and murderers, they gave him the red carpet treatment. even in the books he has published, he likes to provoke. he likes to provoke the adversary to see how they react. the question is, are you going to confront donald trump with total firmness and dignity to get that mutual respect -- >> but how? how? >> in terms of security. they need us. we have a 3000 kilometer border. dating back to the 1990's, the terrorist attacks, how many terrorists have entered the u.s. from mexico? zero. which country does texas export the most? mexico by far. texas exports more goods to mexico than all the u.s. exports to japan. we want that relationship of mutual respect. >> if you do not respect yourself, you are not going to get respect from others. i understand that. the former foreign minister suggests we need to draw a suspend and even cooperation issues. are you going to suspend cooperation issues? could you or any of the candidates? you're going to be in office for six years. president tru

first of all, under mexican law, mexicans living abroad, they are allowed to vote.nd many will be doing that on july 1st. including me. >> tucker: but why would they? if they believe in america and they are assimilated into america -- >> you can actually be part of -- you can assimilate and be part of the united states and still believe that you can participate politically in mexico. those are the laws. >> tucker: but you wouldn't participate in an election -- hold on. but you wouldn't participate in an election unless he felt that politician was representing you. if you were an american and you identified with the united states, what they do in mexico doesn't concern you. you can't be assimilated in america and still be voting in a foreign election. it doesn't make sense. >> but it does, because you would expect, in this case, the president of mexico, to defend mexican immigrants are central american or latin american immigrants if something happens to them. we just had the crisis right now at the border. you would expect the mexican president to defend you if some

they're all deceiving the mexican people. one with slogans of peace and love, and the other one, all three positions he couldn't answer, and then he talks about that -- well, he talk about trump but his three children are in the united states. and all three of them are not going to be able to talk but trump because they all have the same background. >> all right, let's move on to the second segment of our discussion. it is a very important question you wanted to raise. >> yes. the indignities that the immigrants are suffering, the way they're treat, is terrible. we saw the massacre, the practically and recently -- the way immigrants have been treated and even immigrants that were kidnapped by criminal groups. so my question is, how do you hope to help those immigrants that cross into mexico, whether they're haitians, central meshes, africans so we can have that moral authority and ask for being -- our mexican immigrants to be treated with dignity in the united states? >> all right, let me just recap some information, getting

mexican-americans, where most liberal militant faction of mexican-american, the most liberal militant faction of african-american civil rights actives. the most liberal wing. the organized labor which becomes under the umbrella of the texas afl-cio, the federation, and the group of white liberal democrats. we became known as independent democrats but previously in a group called the democrats of texas, the do torch. people confuse a coalition with a coalesce sense or two groups merging together and basically lose their identity. but a coalition is the opposite. it's the great civil rights activist, bernice johnson reagan pointed out, one has to have separate homes and houses before you can forge a coalition. so when these groups came together, didn't usually go well. this was not a smooth alliance. for all of the ways that jim crow and -- african-americans and mexican-americans were distinct. they lived in separate neighborhoods, they followed different leaders, they embraced different priorities, they practiced separate religions or religious denominations, spoke separate languages.

expression of mexicans and mexican americans marching down the street. because the profile of the mexican worker and why they are so -- they were so accepted was that of a very does aisle worker -- does aisle worker -- docile workerer, willing to do jobs that others wouldn't do. the express wrote an editorial about this. why are you sending these people away? it's not like the white people are going to take these jobs. this is directly from the express. the express reported, for instance, that priests on the steps of a nearby cathedral watched through binoculars at the crowd and it was lenten services and i guess they were wondering, where were their parishioners. the newspaper owned the story. it was an afternoon daily and this march happened through downtown san antonio right on their deadline. so they were able to cover it well. paper to fully cover the entire parade route, it had a map of where everybody was coming from and where they were going and how the street was going to go through the city. and they also tried to keep a tally of how many ameri

nafta. 67% of the mexican population supports nafta, says that it is good for the mexican economy. you don't see differences in support for the candidates, depending on your attitudes toward nafta. support for lopez obrador is more or less the same regardless of your opinion about nafta and it has not become an issue during this campaign. what is most striking is the mexican public is really in favorite of nafta -- really in favor of nafta, because if trump does not like nafta and mexican people does not like trump, therefore we want nafta. [laughter] 68% say mexico should continue nafta. and also you don't see changes in electoral support for the candidates depending on their attitudes towards nafta. so to sum up, what we are looking at right now is a very comfortable lead of lopez obrador. we don't see a trend that the which place is growing, makes it more difficult to catch up with lopez obrador. ago remember, six years now-president pena was going down in the polls when the election took place. lopez obrador was going up. came as aence of 7% surprise to some extent. you could s

fans was absolutely surreal to mexican fans as you mentioned have been camped out in moscow for the past four or five days very much jubilant some of that was climbing on top of trucks and dancing and singing also looks like a question should read out. wrestling masks different national costumes and all such we've seen them all today here in abundance as well. but now having a major shock to the wise a major victory for all that for their team you can only imagine that they will just go on a complete rampage of happiness in central moscow so if you are in moscow i assume the place to go right now would be somewhere around red square where the mexican fans will be celebrating all night's rest assured and i think we should feel sorry for a one time high german fan who he didn't check b.c. often simple boarding a plane and flying it's a russian that's a russian state he travels two thousand kilometers all the way from stood on the track so he spent a month on the road arriving in passing time for the match accompanied by his dog only to see the scene lose to mexico and we have to say i

definitely you don't need to know spanish to understand the mood of the crowd here jubilant mexicans not only they essentially alex numb but the german fans maybe three to one they were also maybe five times louder in the stadium itself when the goal went in we were sat in the media area and behind the glass we had a large lot of mexican support as the b. is went up in the air they started dancing one guy even lost you some rare zero in the tribulation so the atmosphere coming from the mexican fans was absolutely surreal the mexican fans as you mentioned have been camped out in moscow for the past four or five days very much jubilant some of them were climbing on top of trucks and dancing and singing also looked like a costume party some bros wrestling masks different national costumes and all such we've seen them all today here and in abundance as well but now having produced a major shock a football wise a major victory for the for their team you can only imagine that they will just go on a complete rampage of happiness in central moscow so if you are in moscow i assume the place t

leading representatives of the mexican church are also joining in. on. several visits by the my sisters and brothers st paul tells us we receive the holy spirit in order to live a good and proper life. and that's what i would like us today to concentrate on a subject of great importance. it's funny because our sisters and brothers yes that i friends and families of missing people if you know men this is this one that are working to get their case heard before an international body. this law called the lash the international criminal court in the hague mundine and the like and then here in this country we have impunity that's about to see that these cases are not being investigated we are not looking for the disappeared that is in this we are not looking to identify the criminals who facilitated these disappearances or where they might be hiding when we had none as in all this is what is happening in some cases in others we know full well who the kidnappers are just yet and many cases it was the police or even the army stumbles and that we're starting to

thank you to the mexican institute. to give you another view of electoral preference this moment, just five days before the election to explain the polls developed by -- which is polling that you may already know. this morning, or last night and this morning to report republished on this aggregation of polls show cooperation of these tuples. probably the news about this published yesterday and today is that the advantage of record on your up to with a percentage points. the polls show more or less comfortable lead of 5% of the falls. if you look at the data right now, it's a huge advantage, about 20 percentage points, 47-27. so if you look at the mexico newspapers and the mexican media, you will see that there is a lot of debate about who is going to be in the second place. and if you look at the ads and the declarations, the statements made by either jose antonio meade or ricardo anaya, you would think very serious fight for second place. this is kind of incredible. that has been a logic of the campaign because as you

and mexican-americans marching down the street because the profile of the mexican worker and why they were so accepted was that of a very docile worker, somebody very willing to work hard, very willing to do job that no one else wanted to do. the express wrote an editorial about this that why are you seeing these people away? it's not like white people are going to take these jobs. this is directly from the light. from the express but express reported that priests watched through binoculars at the crowd and it was lit litton servicesd because they're wondering where were their parishioners? light on the story. this march happened to downtown san antonio right on the deadline so that enable to cover it well. la prensa was only people to fully cover the entire parade route and had a map of where everybody was coming from and where they were going and how the street was going to go through the city. and they also tried to keep a tally of how many americans, and they put the number of americans at 20. mind you this is over a thousand people. so not quite sure how they were able to determi

all mexicans. who moved here in russia in two days kick off world cup come down a little down on good at. multi tasking officers he said often you know why german champions wrote. a bit of a problem probably asks for twenty i'd say maybe another knew of a goat. and might do it again. british film group stage and what about mexico. take over paul to israel heads to his home country. chris his mates. find out how strong germany's biggest group liable really is just down what we believe for the mexican and my fans believe in victory. make you feel fulfilled give them. the whole world cup but only one team can win kickoff is ready for the world cup are you. actually. so my group bad blood down i had to leave berlin behind and travel to munich the home of german football. germany the reigning world champions. it seems that everyone wants to big but no one wants to play. a country that's rich more world cup finals than any other. so the twenty eight team be another year of the eagle. the reigning gems ha

but he will be the future governor of the mexican republic. morelos is relatively small but very important in many ways why? again because prd did an even worse job as a governor so now morena takes over the tabasco government and the name with this incredible power that he has over the voters. >> now currently holding nine or 1132 state governorships including mexico city that is a very high number however of those nine governorships, it will probably lose one or three. except since 1995 but there were a lot of bastions back then and this is the only one that is still on the left. a lot of states were use to win and this is the only one left. it is the only hope to out right win a state. now again this is from 1995 and it was a huge deal because it is a big rich state with a lot of voters and resources. this was also a bastion until the last election in 2012 and finally they took it back he wasn't ae terrible governor however for whatever reason he is out of the renee on -- out ofn the running and now was in far in second place and second pla

mexican. but also german. i am sports journalist or no i must be and what i want to also keep the money up and also on the keyboard on the u.s. and also the passion of the football fan. and you know when these folks are not a mensa sorry for the injury as a result of this consolation i come up with the mexican national squad as one of the favorites to make eco. making me feel that mexicans in mexico are convinced they're going to be there next time comes when it's time to. make a call. so i asked my editors to send me back. to meet and speak with the people in the city in the towns at the stadium and in the streets i want to understand why the. this is mexico known for. its fate spicy food. music and football and food wallace and more the coolest it's never been. missing all anarchy even if you. can all assume the whole of the money in part because you know. if you want to understand the present you have to understand the past. football has been for ages literally in the blood of the mexicans the asterix to my

initially the mexicans we re got a wall. initially the mexicans were going to paper it.obody believes it. to be able to say, i got a wall. sure, he wa nts to able to say, i got a wall. sure, he wants to do that. we do need more infrastructure. but far more important is what you do in terms of the drivers of immigration. part of the drivers of immigration. part of the reason we have far less immigration across the border than we did ten years ago or so is because of nafta. we have helped the economy of mexico so your mexicans, net migration south of mexican citizens, so there are other things that need to be done as well. we are working with these northern triangle countries to improve their systems of justice and countries to improve their systems ofjustice and if we can continue to do that, we can relieve some of the pressures . do that, we can relieve some of the pressures. you have been, as i say, one of president trump's harshest critics within his own party but you've also said, i'm not going to stand for election again. it is so important to you, why not? there is

our fool for a sneer warns me when millions of mexicans living in the u.s. are eligible to vote in mexico's upcoming election the w's clear which it's a test the mood among voters. and no more second chances were down to the final sixteen at the soccer world cup in russia belgium beat england to take the top spot in group g. will bring you all the highlights of that match and the other day. on will iraq thank you very much for your company everyone elaters had to pull an all nighter but after a lengthy negotiations they reached a compromise deal on managing migration but it looks as if the devil will be in the details european council president donald to scale the agreement as an important first step but he said it was too early to claim success while the key points of the deal are. processing centers for asylum seekers will be opened within the e.u. external centers in north africa are planned and there will be tighter controls on the e.u. border that was an important point for italy which no longer wants to be held responsible for the migrants who land on

i was watching, and the mexicans we re it? i was watching, and the mexicans were phenomenal.baby boy with me so i couldn't really shout when they scored. scoring against the germans, contrary to the previous story, was nice when you are an england supporter. of course, it is very early on. smiling now, give it a few more hours until england has played. nobody is being knocked out at this point. what do you make of it so far? two countries which know a lot about walls, and when it came to this match, the mexicans were great. apparently it registered on the seismic registers, so many mexicans jumped registered on the seismic registers, so many mexicansjumped up, i presume that the final whistle or when the goal happened, that you had a mini earthquake. which is phenomenal. a country which has been taking a bit of a battering from its neighbours, what fantastic news. and if the americans had let him a few more mexican immigrants, they might have qualified for the world cup, not that they will know what it is. who is your money on? england, obviously, to go all the way and win it

sports for the mexicans in the world basically the most. back in nineteen thirty mexico played the opening game at the first work up in europe and from so basically we are partners with half billion fifteen work up tournaments only four countries have played more so we have been on the international scene for a while and have had some great players. just come was well to my luck with rafa marcus. but we can't keep up with the big box we have never made it past the quarterfinals in the last six tournaments we were out in the wrong of last sixteen. yes we're still believe who could lead us to the title. coaching the team is. sort of a two thousand and fifty fifty seven year old has been at the helm. in goal we have more to offer from standard lick at last work in some big performance. since two thousand and eight different the head of modern know has been playing in europe he has the most experience at the back. god also said the place where i felt from fourteen germany she's known as. forcing from fourth is mark of a b m q both of strings in

food for vietnamese and food for mexicans.nd his son, donny. all proud citizens of the united states of america, by the way. >> yen: you know, i really feel fortunate we live in this town and we have a lot of support. when we went to open this store, all my friends said, "i want to have vietnamese food." i know that here you have to have mexican food. so i went and talked to the best mexican cook in town maricela. >> bryan:yeah, this is the, the chef right here. >> maricela: hi. >> yen: yeaanthony: the pho her good. brisket, eye round, meatball, tripe and tendon, just like back home. ceviche made from vinh's fresh shrimp. and, of course, tacos, migas style, with eggs, jalapeños, and tomatoes. the kids who grew up in this community -- >> yen: these are the kids -- >> bryan: yeah, these are the kids right here. >> anthony: what are they doing? >> dough:i was born here in '76, so i'm a natural born citizen. working with my dad, right hand man, you know? shrimping, building boats. just kind of seeing what they went through, i mean

sports for the mexican in the world basically the most. back in one thousand thirty mexico played the opening game at the first work up in europe against france so basically we are partners with half baby and fifteen world cup tournaments only four qantas has played more so we have been on the international scene for a while and have had some great players. for centuries could come course well to my local rafa marcus. part we can't keep up with a big box for half never made it past the quarterfinals in the last six tournaments we were out in the wrong of last sixteen. yet we still believe who could lead us to the title. culture. soft over two thousand and fifty the fifty seven year old has been at the helm. at last world cup here poured in some big performance. since two thousand and eight different mourinho has been playing in europe he has the most experience on the back. guttural sounds little place for either from fourteen germany he's known as. from fourth is mark. q both of strings in midfield and sets up the charity. these guys have

american bourbon whiskey and cheese will get more expensive in mexico now as the mexican government introduces retaliate tory tariffs at the u.s. could this be donald trump's chance to finally get rid of the nafta agreement. calls on the show less than three weeks before kill lections and turkey inflation is hitting consumers canberra one wind with angry voters. it's time for business on d.w. and how you got to get us welcome to the show after the u.s. slaps tariffs on mexican steel and aluminum mexico's now retaliating with tariffs on american farm and steel products poor bourbon whiskey cheese steel and motorboats say students of twenty to twenty five percent analysts say trump could use mexico's retaliation to finally rip up the nafta trade deal between mexico canada and the u.s. from cic anomic advisor larry kudlow said today that the president would prefer to negotiate separately with canada and mexico. so if you ask you has been following this story for us at the new york stock exchange sophie hi it's good to see you now there's this impression that there's not much mexico can do against

and thought i was mexican and i was going to correct her, more than anything i thought she was lying. i rode my bike home and my grandfather worked the graveyard shift, home in the afternoon, garage cutting coupons, and that is what i found out what are you doing showing that 2 people, the green card? and this was in 1997, there was no internet. i couldn't look it up. i thought this was the power of media is so important. i convinced myself this was a mexican issue that was not about me at all and i found myself in a situation that i didn't know who to talk to, had no concept of what it was or why people like me have to be here illegally? >> that your life with that day? >> yes. it was part of growing up and thinking i thought my family, bake papers, why do they lie? that is when i found out the layers of the lies. my editor and i decided the structure of the book is three phases every undocumented person goes through, lying, passing and hiding, we lie and even if we don't know what the lie is, being brought here illegally is some part of a lie and then we learn how to pass and that m

so the atmosphere coming from the mexican fans was absolutely surreal the mexican fans camped out in moscow for the past four or five days very much jubilant some of that was climbing on top of trucks and dancing and singing also looked like a costume party some bread rows wrestling masks different national costumes and all such we've seen them over today here and in abundance as well. thank you i think we should feel sorry for one german fan he didn't tell you the the office of the boarding a plane and flying it's a russian that's a russian state he travels two thousand kilometers all the way from students. so he spent a month on the road arriving in perfect time for the match a comedy five star only to see the scene lose to mexico and what we have to say was a very very disappointing to him and performance here's a look at his doing. i'm seventy years old going to track series eighty the use of the transporter would be too easy to do and nothing to do with the country. but me so you need to be a very intensive on the roof so the story visit filling me taking this is such a serious.

the construction of this mexican american identity. in the role of the spanish-language newspaper developed a contact of a people and journalism history. james gordon bennett. we have begun to learn quite a bit about the black press but not nearly enough. in many of the other ethnic minority process. our little studied. and little explored. it can tell us a lot more about these people and how important they were in the development of their economy. the idea of the particular language. telling about them getting ready to be deported. this has been done in the early 19 hundreds. and something we sought more recently when the usa today came out. not this was considered a new idea. it went on crusades. there was no healthcare and so the publishers started a campaign to build a mexican clinic. and he got people to donate from all over the united states. he would open the newspaper. and he would see that so-and-so from fort collins colorado had given a dollar which was a lot of money back then. and someone from yuma arizona had given 50 cent

but he envisioned this campaign has not just black and white but one that included mexican-americans, puerto ricans and native americans as well and he had hoped the campaign would do a number of things. three primary goals. transform fully the struggle of civil rights to a struggle of human rights, bring about the federal government's re-dedication to the war on poverty declared four years earlier by president lyndon johnson but never fully funded and to hopefully restore the credibility of nonviolence and social justice organizing which had lost ground considerably and then calls for any means necessary and armed self-defense. that will lead to my first excerpt here in ways that captures why it's so important and how it's been treated up to this point by most scholars and the public memory. the crusade blossomed into the most ambitious campaign ever undertaken by king and the southern christian leadership conference. the campaign which king didn't live to see has been dismissed by journalists, scholars, biographers and even some activists as either irrelevant or a disastrous coda to

we have helped the economy of mexico so for mexicans, net migration south of mexican citizens, so thereat need to be done as well. we are working with these northern triangle countries to improve their systems ofjustice and if we can continue to do that, we can relieve some of the pressures. you have been, as i say, one of president trump's harshest critics within his own party but you've also said, i'm not going to stand for election again. it is so important to you, why not? there is no place in this party for a republican like me. it used to be that if you polled in arizona, one of the most important issues to you, the economy or jobs, sometimes immigration. now the most important issue if you polled those who vote in a republican primary is, are you with the president? that has become the litmus test. are you with the president? on some things, but not a number of things. i could not continue to speak out as i am and win the republican primary, it is not possible. when president trump heard what you'd done, he tweeted, the reason senator flak and senator bob corker dropped out, they