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trade representative michael froman praised the deal. >> we expect this historic agreement to promote economic growth, support higher-paying jobs, enhance innovation for the competitiveness, raise living standards, reduce poverty in our countries, and government transparency, good governance, and strong labor and environmental protections. amy: the secret 30-chapter has still not been made public, although sections of draft have , been leaked by wikileaks during the negotiations. congress will have at least 90 days to review the tpp before president obama can sign it. the senate granted obama approval to fast-track the measure and present the agreement to congress for a yes-or-no vote with no amendments allowed. during senate hearings in june, vermont senator bernie sanders fought fast-track, warning the american people need time to understand the tpp. the now democratic presidential candidate issued a statement monday saying, "i'm disappointed but not surprised by the decision to move forward on the disastrous transpacific partnership trade agreement that will hurt consumers and cost

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michael froman addressed that concern as he announced the deal this morning. >> we'll be consulting closelyh congressional leadership on the next steps and the timetable, and we look forward very much to walking through the specifics of the deal, and we're confident that people will see in this is a very strong deal. liz: a series of sticking points. here's what might make it an uphill battle in congress even though both the president and many republicans love this deal. here it is: such issues that affect dairy producers, auto manufacturers, big tobacco and pharmaceuticals. that's a major one. we bring in ambassador may yam shapiro -- miriam shapiro. she's here in a fox business exclusive. will any lawmaker, i guess, accept this deal if they represent a district that has big pharma companies? already hearing orrin hatch of utah say, wait a minute, because it involves the exclusivity of specific drugs, does it not? >> well, liz, let me say at the outset that this is a big deal both figuratively and literally. as you mentioned, we're talking about trade ties now with 40% of the global econom

trade representative kirk who was -- michael froman, the u.s. trader presented to.tting pushback from embers of congress. do you think this deal will survive next year and congress? mr. froman: i do. it is a really good deal. it levels the playing field for american workers and american firms. right now, we have 80% of the countryat come to our come in duty free. but we faced tariffs of 70% on engines --s, 55% on all of those are going to go to zero. it is about protecting american jobs here by tearing down barriers abroad, supporting well-paying jobs here and leveling the playing field by raising environmental standards in other countries so that our workers and their firms based here in the united states have a more fair chance of competing in the global economy. that he: could you have done -- betty: could you have done a better job selling it to the american public. a poll last year had the same results. a polar the summer -- this summer had the same results. : horowitz talk to the american public about how we are anding down barriers abroad how it will drive mo