michael froman: these are tariffs other countries have on our exports. so for the non-fta countries, these are the countries we for the face. that's we currently face. >> thank you. michael froman: gentleman in the fourth row. >> i was wondering if you could talk a bit about where we are with congress and to keep the -- and tpp, relating to the financial services. if you could speak to the brexit a little bit. i know you met with the commissioner yesterday, and given the state of the european union, if that deal is still possible this year. michael froman: in terms of the status of tpp with congress, we are continuing to consult the leadership of congress, the leadership of the trade committees, finance committee. to determine the best way to move forward. we are at the same time working to resolve outstanding issues. we are working with the dairy sector and their support of the agreement with pork producers, now supporting the agreement. there has been work done between treasury and the regulators on the financial services, data flow, localization issue

trade representative michael froman spoke at the bretton woods committee annual meeting.he portion of this event is two hours. >> it is a great pleasure to have michael froman here with us today. he has a lot of things going, tpp in asia, trying to get approval for that. also, ttip in europe. eufact, he as an negotiator coming here tomorrow to talk with him. as we speak he is trying to work on an investment treaty with china. mike has done a great job, as i said, in his present role, but he was also in the white house during the first obama term, working on international economic affairs, advising the president. i have a good chance to work with him, on the free trade agreement, as well as negotiations with brazil. so, we are very fortunate that he is with us here today. so, mike, would you please come up? then, we will have some questions afterwards. [applause] froman: thanks very much, bill. it is an honor to be here and talk about the importance of u.s. leadership with this prestigious group. the title of the previous session seems to be particularly timely at the mome

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trade representative michael froman spoke at the bretton woods committee annual meeting, a gathering on stability. this portion of the event is two hours. >> it's a great pleasure to have ambassador mike froman with us here today. he is one of the key players in the world on international trade and he has a lot of things going, tpp and asia, trying to get approval for that. also ttip in europe and the fact he has an eu negotiator coming here tomorrow to talk with him. not to speak of trying to work on an investment treaty with china. mike has done a great job, as i said, in his present role but he also was in the white house the first obama term working on international economic affairs, advising the president. i had a good chance to work with him both on the fta, the korean free trade agreement as well as negotiations with brazil. and so we're very fortunate that he's with us here today. so mike, would you please come up and then we'll have some questions yards. afterwards. [ applause ] >> thanks very much, bill. and it's an honor to be here to talk about the importance of u.s. leade

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trait representative michael froman. that's followed by veterans affairs secretary robert mcdonald. and later, amy goodman, host and executive producer of "democracy now." >>> now education secretary john king on the implementation of the every student succeeds act, the successor of no child left behind. he testified before the senate health education, labor, and pensions committee. this is an hour and 50 minutes. >> the senate committee on health, education, labor and pensions will please come to order. we have a vote at 10:30. we might have another one after that. but what i think we can surely get through the opening statements. the secretary's statement. and a i think senator murray and i can get through our questions. what i will do is i'll try to go vote early and then come back. and in the meantime, we'll continue the hearing so all senators will have a chance to use their five minutes and ask their questions. this morning we have a hearing on oversight of the every student succeeds act. senator murray and i will each have an opening statement. then we'll introduce our witnes

fromn c-span3, remarks michael froman on the transpacific partnership as he continues to meet with lawmakers about moving the agreement through congress. >> "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. riday morning, tom gjelton will join us. then can blackwell, senior fellow at the family research council, talks about how religious voters view trump's candidacy. an associate director at the pew research center discusses their recent survey on americans' views of racial discrimination. be sure to watch "washington journal" beginning live at 7:00 a.m. eastern friday morning. join the discussion. on july 1, 1976, the smithsonian's national air and space museum open its doors to the public. friday marks the 40th anniversary of the museum, and live coverage starts at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. we will see one-of-a-kind aviation artifacts, including the spirit of st. louis and the apollo lunar module, plus live events at the front of the building. we will talk to its director, the museum curator, and that share of the space history department. you can join t

trade representative michael froman says it's the administration position that protectionism does not work. no one wins in a trade war. he also emphasized the importance of the trans-pacific partnership in achieving congressional approval issue. following his address a panel talk about global development goals and the role of foreign aid. he spoke earlier this week to the bretton woods committee. [inaudible conversations] >> it's a great pleasure to have ambassador mike froman with us here today. he is one of the key players in the world at on international trade, and gives a lot of things going, tpp and asia, trying to get approval for that. also ttip in europe and, in fact, has the eu negotiator coming here tomorrow to talk with him. not to speak but trying to work on an investment treaty with china. mike has done a great job, as i said, in his present role but he also was in the white house in the first obama term, working on international economic affairs, advising the president. i had a good chance to work with him, both on the korean free trade agreement as well as negotiations

trade representative michael froman makes the case for the agreement at an event hosted by the kato institute. that's live at 9:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span 3. >>> this weekend on c-span cities tour, along with our comcast cable partners, we'll explore the history and literary life of provo, utah. we'll visit moon's rare books. reid moon, the store's proprietor, who's been collecting rare books from all over the world for the past 30 years, showcases many of his great finds, including brigham young's copy of the book of mormon as well as an original copy of thomas paine's "common sense." >> thomas paine went to robert bell, wanted to have this printed and he wanted the proceeds to buy the soldiers mittens. well after it went through three printings they had a falling out and so thomas paine allowed anybody to print it, he lowered the price and said anybody can print it and that's one reason the book is so well known. >> and jay spencer fleuman talks about anti-mormonism through their current struggles of a religious minority. >> latter-day saints fit awkwardly in that. they are a religious

united states trade representative michael froman cautioned we're not particularly in the market for free trade agreements with individual countries. this strange combination of arrogance and ignorance is all too typical of the obama administration. the united states has a bilateral trade agreement with owe man but a negotiated bilateral trade agreement to support the relationship with great britain, our ancestral ally, no, sir, we'll have none of that nonsense. for the record, let it be noted that the american people will stand up to the great and the good not only on the continent but also here in washington if this or any future administration tries to punish britain should it leave the e.u. and just as i'll do everything in my power to preserve our special relationship against continental meddling, i'll do the same with any administration who doesn't fully appreciate that relationship. i suspect many other senators feel the same. put simply, there will be a new bilateral trade agreement. nato will survive. our partnership will continue and the special relationship will remain in

trade representative michael froman on nafta and the tpp trade agreements. house benghazi committee republicans talk to the media about their final report. ♪ >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news of the issues that impact you. coming up wednesday morning, with the release of the benghazi report, we want to open the conversation to you for your phone calls, e-mails and tweets. we will move the conversation to immigration policy in the u.s., including the decision on president obama's immigration order. our recent visit to laredo, texas we talked to officials and others in the border town about immigration. focus the immigration debate around the brexit campaign. watch washington journal on c-span. join the discussion. >> president obama travels to canada for a visit.

trade representative michael froman. he gave the keynote address at the top of the meeting. >> thanks very much, dan. and, you know, i feel a little bit like one of these isn't like the other. you know, coming from the administration here. there are a number of things obviously we don't fully agree on. i think here is an area where we might well agree on the importance of moving this forward. so i welcome this opportunity and thank dan for the invitation and the opportunity to meet with you. i am delighted to see one of my pred says soecessors here in th row. one of the great things about this job is how bipartisan it is. i'm thankful for you being here. i want to thank the trade team at cato. dan, simon, bill, dan, for bringing their deep expertise on these issues to the debate. we welcome this report that's being issued today and look forward to reading it and the independent analysis that cato does on this issue. tpp will be the largest years. on a wide range of important policy goals with the results very well -- the

michael froman will tell us why it is better for the united states if britain stays in the eu. >>> anding up at the top of the hour, our guest host is david miliband, the secretary for foreign affairs. stick around, "squawk" will be right back. olay luminous illuminates skin with pearl optics science. your concert style might show your age, your skin never will. with olay you age less, so you're ageless. olay. ageless. how's check it out. lights.? meeting configuration. blueprints. call hruska. we've gotta set up a meeting. sure. how do you spell that? abreu, albert, allen, anderson c, anderson r.... you know what? i'll just tell him myself. door. andrade... it's about time business communications caught up. call anyone in your network just by saying their name. call hruska. vonage. business grade. people friendly. >>> welcome back. the count down is on to the brexit referendum. our next guest said it would be beneficial for the united states if the u.k. stays put. joining us now is u.s. trade representative michael broman. thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> the brit