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nafta, it's a very, you know, salient issue and a lot of these fights -- in a lot of these fights. you take some of these food manufacturers that have, you know, sent jobs to mexico over the years, and that unions are very frustrated over that. they want guarantees on production in the u.s., and that has been a factor in some of these strikes. and i think the companies having diversified where their workforces are, it does help them manage the strikes, too. these legacy employers, their workers are not all in u.s. factories anymore. they've got stuff going on overseas someone strikes happen, they can kind of supplement the production they've lost by moving it elsewhere. nafta and sort of the movement of a lot of these assorted industrial jobs overseas, i think it does play a factor, maybe an indirect one, but it is a factor here. host: west palm beach, florida. independent, this is stephen. good morning. caller: excuse me, you are going to cut me off, i don't want to speak. you let a lot of people go on and on. you going to let me speak? host: you're on now. caller: find. i want to

i helped him out on nafta which i'm not sure as i look back on it, some things just never happened. he had adverse biased rulings he would set up retired justices and bipartisan but anyway and i remember talking to him about monica lewinsky. and i told him what i thought he should do. get a letter signed by 34 senator saying no way going to convict and have it in your pocket. i think he would've accepted the peaceful new york times got a mission that it is something wrong. you can that would've been at and as it turned out to thank you one and the politics of it and i think the republicans knew that was not going anywhere. and they were hell-bent to try to make it happen. those without a times you wish you were - bullet was always good to visit with him. the point of ginsberg and i think i'm probably repeating myself here but she would die down the hall from leslie khamenei said that he was going to do this and i want to get somebody close to bob dole and close my neighbor that was his way of kind of i don't agree with her. philosophy. the simple can you kind of moving along i said

presidents, including george bush, and most recently donald trump, with respect to the negotiations around nafta 2.0 or the u.s.-mexico-canada trade agreement. which everybody speculated -- which everybody speculated we were not going to land the plane. that was with a republican president. and active discussions between progressives and moderates about the best way to arrive at an agreement with the trump administration. and so folks think we're not going to arrive at an agreement with president joe biden and senate democrats, that speculation that is not going to end in a good place. reporter: do you think by him being on the hill, do you think he can close the deal? mr. jeffries: i think we're going to close the deal and we've maintained from the very beginning that we're going to close the deal and looking forward to getting both the infrastructure agreement done as well as the build back better act done. thanks, everyone. reporter: thank you. >> get c-span on the go. watch the day's biggest political events live or on demand anytime, anywhere, on our new mobile video app, c-span now. access

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joe, i'm one of the democrats that voted for lamont and mostly because i was terribly unhappy with naftale for the working class, terrible, terrible. it has made china a powerhouse. holy cow. you voted for bankruptcy -- the student loan debt should not be allowed as part of bankruptcy. again, that's terrible. you deregulated wall street, which has led to incalculable loss for the american working class. and the crime bill, you put so many black and brown people in this country in jail. we are the number one jailer in the world. thank you very much. the thing that broke the camels back for me was iraq and afghanistan. you should never have allowed him to go to iraq and our footprint in afghanistan should've have been a couple of years. host: gregory, you put several topics on the table. senator lieberman. guest: gregory, i expect your right to disagree and vote for lamont. on all the bills you mentioned, the only one on iraq and afghanistan, because i was on the armed services community, -- committee, the only other one is nafta which doesn't have so much to do with china but about prude

there's a reason year doing just some whim, that there's a real public interesinding out frus at naftaak and now the integrity committee that we can't really ge that. so we appreciate your help in that regard. want to und of theaff, we looking into a small that allegedly defrauded n.s.f.d fabricated the time sheets we were given to support time, and that ended the voluntary coeration from all of the people at the recipient we we hay with the peopleo could give u in closure. it's extremely demoralizing investigative staff when those matt benefit from this authority and somere internal into our own offices. >> you think there's enough safeguards that it won't get abused? mr. horowitz: iguat's clearly a very reasonable, legitimate concern. there's going to be a three i.g. panel, i.g.'s will have

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and when president trump came into office he said, and a half fa -- nafta is not working as well as it can for american workers, whether it's dairy farms for the wisconsin or autoworkers in detroit or throughout the country or people who have invested in the i.t. world. intellectual property had been stolen and nafta which was done in the 19 -- done in the 199 09s didn't address those issues because it couldn't. that was a different way of thinking. and to karen's point i think there's too many people both -- on beth parties that sort of enjoy the system because they benefit from it. they make money from it. and i think trump spoke to people who had been forgotten. who weren't part of the system. who weren't high enough on the food chain. he represented the workers out there that are going home every day after a hard day's work just trying to put food on the table to pay rent, to make sure they maybe sock a little away for their kids' college fund. they're live big the rules every day, working hard, sometimes two or three jobs but don't feel like the system is actually looking out for

nafta and the amero, and nafta is the north american free trade agreement and there was an argument in the 1990s that nafta was leading into what was going to be a triunion of mexico and canada that would use a new dollar bill called the amero. there were reports coming out about redmony and so when we've redesigned our currency, you have recognized, we recognized our currency, when people saw stacks of those it was going to be the amero and this would be our new dollar. mercury, autism. weather modifications, kim trail, the fed, and the moon landing was a hoax. u.n. conspiracies. agenda 21, agenda 21 was signed in rio de janeiro and it is the u.n. agenda for sustainable growth, environmental protection and other things. supposedly in the eyes of many conspiracy theorists, this is the plan of radical population reduction to get the population of the world down to 300 million using kim trails, and these are often tied together, right? >> build a bird conference is a conference of world economic and political leaders. that is closed to the public and roth child, widespread population red

nafta and the amero. the amero was nafta was the north american free trade agreement. there was an argument that was nafta was leading into what was going to be a triunion of united states, mexico, and canada that would use a new dollar bill called the amero. in fact there were reports about red money. and so when we have redesigned our currency, you have recognized, we redesigned our currency, when people saw stacked, they thought this will be our new dollar. vaccines, gm foods, mercury, autism, weather modifications, chem trails, the fed, there moon landing was a hoax, u.n. conspiracies, agenda 21. agenda 21 was signed in rio de janeiro, the u.n. agenda for sustainable growth, environmental protection, and other things. supposedly, this is the plan of radical population reduction to get the population of the world down to 300 million. using chem trails, these things often tie together. crisis actors. builder burgers. a conference of world economic and political leaders that is close to the public. rothschilds, publication reduction. >> would you be able to share this

i helped him out of nafta and i'm not sure and they were supposed to help me out of something that it never happened. to help our companies get out of this who staff and adverse and biased rulings and set up retired justices and bipartisan in any way. and i remember talking to him about monica lewinsky. and i told him what i thought he should do. get a letter signed by 34 senator saying if there way that were going to convict and have it in your pocket. and then wrote the piece at the new york times which i think he would've accepted an admission that i did something wrong and maybe a review can that would be. as it turned out i think you one. the politics of it, the republicans. they knew it was not going anywhere. they were hell-bent. to try to make it happen. and those of the times that you wish you were out there so that you could hold it. it was always good to visit with. and ginsberg, she lives right down the hall from us. they called me and he said, he said he would do this and he said that i want to get somebody close to bob dole, close my neighbor and that is his way of sayin

because i was terribly unhappy with nafta. for the working terrible ter it h china a powerhouse. bankruptcy the oan debt could not be allowed as part of bankruptcy. again, that is terrible. you deregulated wall street which has calculable loss for the american working class. and@! man brown peopleil. we are the number one jailer in the world thank you very much. t me was iraq and you should never have allowed him to go to footprint in afghanistan should of been a couple of years. >> i will let you go there. you put several topics on the >> i respect this degree. [applause]

nice time to dry out, so you haven't got so much rain that we can enjoy a few days of not rain. 59 nafta 60 in santa rosa 65 in sandton fellows, the forecast highs and then the five day forecast pop sunday and two, but that's nice, right? and now the nice thing is, you know, we're not thinking about fire danger right now, which is huge in my mind. and we've also took a big bite out of the rainfall that we need for the year. nice halloween on sunday. halloween on sunday. children love it. there you go. right? thanks, bill. starting next month. you might see a tesla model three out there on the lot at hertz rental car. hertz has agreed to purchase 100,000 tesla vehicles for its rental business in the u. s and europe. the deal is one of the largest orders ever for electric vehicles. florida based hurts is also investing in its own card charging network. the cost of the deal was not released. federal prosecutors are reportedly building an antitrust case against apple, the website the information reports that the justice department attorneys are asking questions about how the cupertino compan

we worked in solidarity to renegotiate the new nafta agreement in 2019. and i was proud to be at the center of these fights with rich and so many more. he once said to me as we talked about working together on this, he said my dear, we are like two coats of paint. we are together and i will never forget that conversation. while i always valued his counsel it was his friendship i came to value most. our shared italian american heritage. our commitment to fighting for better working conditions were rooted from the lessons we learned at our kitchen tail my mother was garm worker in the sweat shops in the city of new haven. he a mine worker's son. and understood how difficult that life was and what it meant for struggling families and why the unions were the way out and the way for them to get what they earned and what they deserved. rich trumca's legacy stretches far and wide. i don't know where we'd be without him. richard's relentless efforts to end unfair trade practices and restore strength made him a tireless advocate for the labor movement in the unite

nafta and the amay rio. the amero was nafta was the north american free trade agreement. there was an argument that was leading into a tri union of united states, mexico and canada that would use a new dollar bill called the amero. in fact there were reports about red money. vaccine, gm foods, mercury, autism. weather modifications, kim trails. the fed. moon landing was a hoax. u.n. conspiracies. ajend 21. agenda 21 was signed in rio de janeiro.genda 21. agenda 21 was signed in rio de janeiro. supposedly in the eyes of many this is the plan of radical population reduction to get the population of the world down to 300 million. these things often tie together. builder burgers. a conference of world economic and political leaders that is close to the public. rothschilds, publication reduction. >> would you be able to share this with us? >> absolutely. yes. so, so many. so i think there are, as we talked about it, if you wanted to we could have gone on for another 20 minutes coming up with deeper and deeper conspiracy, right? or different versions of same ones. so a wide ran

nasa and the emero -- nafta. there was an a argument in the 1990s that nafta was leading into what was going to be a tri-union of the united states, mexico and canada that would use a new dollar bill called the amero. there were reports coming out about red money. and so when we redesigned our currency, when people saw stacks of those, they thought this will be our new dollar, right? vaccines, gm foods, mercury, autism, weather modifications, the fed, the moon landing was a hoax, agenda 21 signed in rio deya near row, supposedly in the eyes of many conspiracy theorists this is the bill, this is the plan of radical population reduction. to get the population of the world down to 300 million using -- these things often tie together, right? the conference of world economic and political leaders that is closed to the public, rothschild population reduction -- yes. >> sorry. would you be able to share -- [inaudible] >> absolutely, yes. so many. so i think there are, and this, as we talked about if you wanted to, we co

starting in nafta or before and after, we have had trade policies that have not benefited american workers. we tend to indeed demonize other nations when we should be looking at the corporate sector that is benefiting most from getting companies sending them to mexico and business in china and not keeping as much business as possible here. he is not wrong. host: as far as the trend you have probably seen reported on because of covid, people willing to leave jobs they have to go to better paying jobs or being able to maybe now ask a better rate because employers are -- how does that factor into the reporting on this and the stories you tell? guest: you mean the fact that there his now -- there is now this great resignation what they are calling it? host: correct? guest: i think the great resignation is showing -- it is another way workers are showing resistance. they say this is a terrible job, especially in gig workers other professions, people are not protected, especially special orders. it is hard to forget that. it is hard to say i want to go back and earn even $15 an hour or $20 an ho

they have lost their jobs, especially in jobs in manufacturing due to nafta.eathered huge drug plagues, visited on them by pharmaceutical companies and not just foreign drug cartels. they have been the cannon fodder in our endless wars. they have now come in for the kind of abuse that may lead to real civil disorder. because they're being blamed for a pandemic that was actually famented at the highest levels, dr. strangelove mad scientists. once again the guy in paducah, kentucky or, you know, inner, mississippi being told that he's at fault for national weakness, for people in the hospital for covid resurgence. besides the fact that it's not true, it is a kind of scapegoating that is detestable. because you're blaming the weakest, the people that over and over have been the -- have been the butt of jokes and a kind of hostility that seems to never end. >> tucker: walter curb -- curran. what have we learned tonight, pete buttigieg give us a lesson about fatherhood. and the air force trained ashley babbott to kill. you know what is true. don't forget it. have t

nafta, it's a very, you know, salient issue and a lot of these fights -- in a lot of these fights.ake some of these food manufacturers that have, you know, sent jobs to mexico over the years, and that unions are very frustrated over that. they want guarantees on production in the u.s., and that has been a factor in some of these strikes. and i think the companies having diversified where their workforces are, it does help them manage the strikes, too. these legacy employers, their workers are not all in u.s. factories anymore. they've got stuff going on overseas someone strikes happen, they can kind of supplement the production they've lost by moving it elsewhere. nafta and sort of the movement of a lot of these assorted industrial jobs overseas, i think it does play a factor, maybe an indirect one, but it is a factor here. host: west palm beach, florida. independent, this is stephen. good morning. caller: excuse me, you are going to cut me off, i don't want to speak. you let a lot of people go on and on. you going to let me speak? host: you're on now. caller: find. i want to menti

see you at dennys kumasi: nafta that supply chain nightmare that could disrupt holiday shopping.s still awake to find the top gifts. here are some tips on how to shop for so-called secondary markets. she says some sites employ actual humans to verify items and make sure that you are getting what you pay for, not some knockoff. but, it is still not going to be cheap. reporter: sadly, this is not about finding a deal. when demand is high and supply is low, cisco up, way up. the sooner you can get on the hunt, the further away from that holiday deadline, the better. it seems prices will only go up. kumasi: she will have a full report coming up on gma, which starts at 7:00. october is breast cancer awareness month. a local police chief has made good on his promise to help the cause. he looks like this. let's see the after. he dyed his hair pink. after the community met his challenge to raise $500 for the north bay cancer alliance, chief hail -- the chief was getting answers. >> it supports all of the north bay area, providing support to my research, and a bunch of resources to those

answer to tomorrow, up first, a newlywed couple left to deal with a car break in while honeymooning in naftae search now for the thief after the break. we did our due diligence and covering everything alright, here we go, miller in motion. wha — wait, wait, is that a... baby on the field?? it looks like it, craig. and the defensive linemen are playing peek-a-boo. i've never seen anything like that before. harris now appears to be burping the baby. that's a great moment right there. the ref going to the rule book here. what, wait a minute! harris is off to the races! we don't need any more trick plays. touchdown!! but we could all use more ways to save. are you kidding me?? it's going to be a long bus ride home for the defense. switch to geico for more ways to save. [ding dong] what are you doing? what? just reminding him i serve my breakfast sandwiches all day and all night. ...with freshly cracked eggs! try my 2 for $6 double bacon breakfast sandwiches. ...with freshly cracked eggs! crime reporter henry lee spoke to the newlyweds who had their vehicle broken into and their wedding gifts sto

they felt betrayed by nafta.eople. one guy told me, my father would have rolled over in his grave if he knew that had i voted for a republican. but they came sort of trump republicans because of trump's stance on trade. >> it's an excellent book and so important to understand where we are right now as a country. it's called "american made, what happens to people when work disappears". farrah stockman, garages on the book and thank you for being here this morning. >>> we only have a couple of seconds left in our remaining moments. you've been working the phones and you just got a few cables from across the atlantic. your final analysis of the checked swing in the dodgers/giants game last night. >> i'm sorry you were robbed, clearly. that was a bad call. look, he stops. he doesn't strike. even i knew that. >> that's right. >> maybe. that's what they say in yorkshire. >> san francisco, the entire bay area was robbed. katty kay has spoken, the case is closed. mike, good luck tonight, i guess, to the red sox. thank al

nixon's refuted lies about his involvement in a cover-up and summer so that his press secretary for nafta later stated all previous statements were in operative. and because of the impact, the reporters now all want to be bob woodward and they want to break that next scandal and result the media has become much more hostile towards the presidency there's no more collaboration that the president can count on and if we look at the amount of the negative news that the president has to face has gone up in the presidents sharing the news coverage has gone down. i'll vacate more difficult for the president to meet publicly and related to the fourth problem, people are paying less attention to the president addresses and we might think the now we can watch a presidential speech on so many different platforms. a broadcast, cable, phone, on your tablet, on your computer and you will see higher ratings of the president's speeches and that is not what is happening. in the present is a benefit by having a captive audience and a new channel and the president comes on, people just watch because what el

joe, i'm one of the democrats that voted for lamont and mostly because i was terribly unhappy with naftahe working class, terrible, terrible. it has made china a powerhouse. holy cow. you voted for bankruptcy -- the student loan debt should not be allowed as part of bankruptcy. again, that's terrible. you deregulated wall street, which has led to incalculable loss for the american working class. and the crime bill, you put so many black and brown people in this country in jail. we are the number one jailer in the world. thank you very much. the thing that broke the camels back for me was iraq and afghanistan. you should never have allowed him to go to iraq and our footprint in afghanistan should've have been a couple of years. host: gregory, you put several topics on the table. senator lieberman. guest: gregory, i expect your right to disagree and vote for lamont. on all the bills you mentioned, the only one on iraq and afghanistan, because i was on the armed services community, -- committee, the only other one is nafta which doesn't have so much to do with china but about prude -- impro

. >> senator, one thing i have learned after serving at nafta for nine years, now amtrak and now on the integrity committee is we carefully decide whether or not to investigate. there's a reason that we're doing that. it's not just some whim, that there's a real public interest in finding out the truth and how frustrating it was, you know, nine years at nasa and now at amtrak and now with the integrity committee that we can't really get to the truth because we don't have the tools to do that. so we appreciate your help in that regard. >> yeah. i just want to underscore what kevin sate. it's one of the most -- said. it's one of the most frustrating things for my investigative staff when we have an allegation, we had a situation once we were looking into a small business that had allegedly defrauded nsf, and we were told by one of the employees that he had fabricated the time sheets that we were given to support time. and that ended the voluntary cooperation from all of the people at the recipient, and so we were unable -- we had documently evidence, but we -- documentary evidence, but we

to disarm the american population nasa and the america -- there was an argument in the 1990s that nafta was leaning into what was going to be a try union of the united states mexico and canada, but would use a new dollar bill called the america. there are reports coming out about red money. we redesigned our currency. people design stacks of those this is going to be the marrow. vaccines, gm foods, mercury, autism. whether modifications, chemtrails. the fed, the moon landing hoax. the un conspiracy,'s agenda 21, agenda 21 was signed in rio de janeiro. it's the un agenda for sustainable growth environmental protection and other things. supposedly, in the eyes of many conspiracy theorists. this is the bill of the planet of radical population reduction. , to get the population of the world down to 300 million, using chemtrails, these things often tied together. gilded bergh confidence, the confidence of world economic and political leaders. that is closed to the public. ross child, in population reduction. right? yes. i think there are, as we talked about it, if you wanted to we could've g

on that line, j says, i did disagree with my party on nafta and the iraq war.ow i agree wholeheartedly on helping the middle class. the binary system is deeply flawed. the u.s. is in need of a viable third party. democrats and republicans are both embarrassing. neither truly has my interest in mind. they just pander for my vote and leave me in the shadows. heather, i would not, self a republican, but i am not a democrat. i disagree with both parties on a regular basis. jeffrey, yes, i do. i think they need to put the brakes on the economy to bring down inflation. the washington post lead editorials on the death of colin powell, mr. powell's enduring impact. they wrote that he lost internal george w. bush arguments on whether to invade iraq. he agreed to lend his credibility to claims that war was necessary because saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction. he laid out the intelligence to the un security council. it was faulty. no chemical or biological weapons were found. mr. powell was left to absorb the blame that eventually went sour as he had warned. h

i did disagree with my party on nafta and the iraq war but now i agree with them whole heartedly on helping poor and middle class. my whole life depends on social security and my union pengsz. pension. on facebook, the binary system is deeply flawed. the u.s. is in need of a a viable third party. democrats and republicans are both embarrassing and as a black man, they just pander for my vote and leave me in the shadows. heather, i wouldn't call myself a republican but i'm not a democrat in today's standard. i disagree with both parties on a regular base. and jeffrey, yes, i do today. but i think they need to put the brakesen the economy to bring down inflation. the "washington post" lead editorial is on the death of colon powell. "mr. powell's enduring impact" is how they headline it. he lost george w. bush arguments about whether to invade iraq. but always the team player. saddam hussein has weapons of mass destruction. he laid out the intelligence but it was faulty. no chemical or biological weapons were found. he was left to absorb the blame for a war that eventually went sour as he priv

starting in nafta or before and after, we have had trade policies that have not benefited american workersto indeed demonize other nations when we should be looking at the corporate sector that is benefiting most from getting companies sending them to mexico and business in china and not keeping as much business as possible here. he is not wrong. host: as far as the trend you have probably seen reported on because of covid, people willing to leave jobs they have to go to better paying jobs or being able to maybe now ask a better rate because employers are -- how does that factor into the reporting on this and the stories you tell? guest: you mean the fact that there his now -- there is now this great resignation what they are calling it? host: correct? guest: i think the great resignation is showing -- it is another way workers are showing resistance. they say this is a terrible job, especially in gig workers other professions, people are not protected, especially special orders. it is hard to forget that. it is hard to say i want to go back and earn even $15 an hour or $20 an hour when i

. ♪ >> you could be a part of the nafta note -- by participating in c-span's competition.you are a middle or high school student, create a five to six minute documentary that answers the question, how does the federal government impact your life? it must show supporting and opposing points of view on a federal policy or program that affects you or your community using video clips, easy to find and access at c-span.org. c-span student competition awards 100 thousand dollars in total cash prizes and you have a shot at winning the grand prize of $5,000. entries must be received before january 20, 2022. for competition rules,. or to get started, visit our website. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> originally from detroit, michigan, he worked for the washington post for 30 years. his assignments included southeast asia from 1986 to 1990. africa for three years and five years in hong kong. time as new york city. she