well, that was nafta. that was later extended to [inaudible] the world trade organization agreements which have the same properties that go into the details. it is a bitter attack on the labor movement. in fact, we have some evidence about how great an attack it was. couple of years after nafta, a study was undertaken under nafta rules by kate bronson brenner, a labor historian at cornell university, under nafta rules, undertook a study of the effect of nafta on union organizing. turns out that the effect was dire. the nafta along with the refusal of the government to apply labor laws led to a very sharp reduction in union organizing, by illegal means. a business couldn't -- if there was an effort at organizing, a business couldn't put up a banner saying transfer operation mexico. -- [inaudible] call in workers for obligatory saying you go ahead with this unionizing, we're going to move to mexico. they didn't intend to do it, but the warning was enough. meanwhile, a major industry had developed of strike b

nafta rules, undertook a study of the effect of nafta and union organizing, turns out that the effect was dire. nafta, along with the refusal of the government to apply labor laws led to a very sharp reduction in union organizing by illegal means, a business could, if there was an effort at organizing, the business could put up a banner saying transfer operation mexico to call in workers for obligatory meetings, tell them you go ahead with this union organizing, we will move to mexico. they didn't intend to do it but the morning was enough. meanwhile a major industry had developed, there are major industries working on what used to be called scientific methods of strike breaking, lots of techniques, many of them illegal, but it doesn't matter if you have a criminal state that doesn't enforce the law. the effect of all this over the years has been a sharp decline in the labor movement. this is happening at a time when workers want to unionize, workers preferences, the majority want to be in unions but unionization declines every year. under attack from a state corporate program of atta

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you're on the school months in with the insurance that we were enough was given to enough to hark with nafta. burger comb could still help me see if he'd be shifted about my truck as the she it's paula. with pipe i monitor, still. mitzi got an eigen their strong advice officer wonderland. on the 29th is math. iowa. phil, i was calling you from hilton. now the winning a mish scorpion on does being venetian with manga dunkin a much fighter faller on fish and fall in love with fish. westbank will be in the family to be film for me, but also i was witness to my lawyers . i'd large been gone. sophie, who bought all my place to see the soon that people will come all the other guys out from the house. then the 2 chests. if you can see god with other companies, i was a decision maker zone, back to my com. this bargain. just with these work to point out a it's is not on the smog of them. this means their locations are happy. this is my plan to continue. ah and with with full join the debate, wonderful as bad as this diplomatic language. it really means nothing on the ground on an online, at your voic

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nafta, the agreement with-- next going to canada. was attacked by the labor movement. in fact, they were in favor of an agreement, but not this one. labor came forth with the proposal, the labor action committee. proposal for a north american free trade agreement which would be based on the principle of high wages, high growth. they were second by the offensive technology. congress's research bureau has been disbanded. congress want seem to me the information. they came up and an effort to build a high growth wage system and clinton went through with the system, low wage, low growth, but great for profits. well, that was later extended to the -- who i found, the arld trade organizations and others have the same pool. we have some evidence how fate an attack it was. a yum of years after -- # under rules, took an understudy of the effects of nafta on union organizing. turns that the effect was dire. nafta, along with the refusal of the government to aplay labor laws led to a stop restriction to -- if there was an effort unionizing. they could put a banner transfer operat

-- and i still cannot pronounce the acronym which replaced nafta, whatever it is -- united states, canada can, mexico, this became, frankly, a north american economic union. and to that the, you added let's call it the principal economies of asia, japan, india, australia with, the rok. and you added germany, france, the united kingdom can. as we say in australia, you've become -- [inaudible] because this is a very big combined economic entity. if it was effectively at the time a single market for goods, foror capital, technology and fr population. people often assume that china is one huge critical mass of 1.4 billion which you and i both know is in a state of decline and rapid aging. the united states is becoming, frankly, the age demographic is reversed by migration. but if you were to the aggregate with 300 million americans with 100 milliond mexicans and, say, 50 million canadians, you're looking at an entity the of around about 600 million people with hyper-capital income levels against a china which by mid century would be about 1.2 billion people of a rapidly aging population and a

and i still cannot pronounce the acronym which replaced nafta whatever it is the united states, canada, mexico. if this became frankly a north american economic union and to that you added let's call it the principally economies of asia. pan india australia the rok and you added? germany france the united kingdom as we say in australia you be cooking with gas because this is a very big combined economic entity if it was effectively over time a single market for goods for capital the technology. population people often assume of china is one huge critical mass of 1.4 billion which you and i both know is now inside state of decline and rapid aging. the united states it's becoming frankly the age demographic is reversed by migration. but if you would have aggregate 300 million americans with a hundred million mexicans and say 50 million canadians you're looking at an entity of a round about 600 million people with hyper capital income levels against a china which by mid-century would be about 1.2 billion people of a rapidly aging population and that's just a middle-income middle to upper

as a human shield, apparently this is taught to the ukrainian military in nato with nafta in nato headquartersnot the first year, but the nazis deliberately create unbearable living conditions for the population of the republics of donbass, except for the forces of ukraine destroys residential buildings, they leave people without food, water and medicines, light, heat, and absolutely following the nato manuals, they deliberately strike not at military, but at civilian targets, according to official data from the dpr lpr. in total, on february 17, when, again, the dpr, the lpr began to be subjected to massive shelling by the armed forces , more than 230 civilians, including 10 children, were killed on the territory of the republics, more than 1,000 civilians were injured. including 66 minors, more than 5,000 housing constructions were damaged over a thousand civilian objects . infrastructure, including dozens of medical almost 200 educational institutions. more than 50,000 ukrainian war criminals released into the cities and villages of the dpr and lpr. ammunition of various carib calibers, inc

companies are in compliance with the trade agreement that went into effect a few years ago the updated naftaprocess going forward would be once the u.s. formally makes a decision on this, there is about 100 day. -- 100 day period where negotiations could take place. if that is go without any agreement, there would be a more formal process that would begin. it is a drawn out procedure. the problem for the biden administration is the u.s. needs mexico's help at the border. manus: thank you. with the latest on the u.s. political situation from guns to trade. a double blow for the u.k. tories today. two heavy defeats at special elections in different parts of the u.k.. let's get back to westminster. laura wright is there. the question is, how much of a blow are these two election losses to boris johnson? he lost one of his leaders of the party that has gone as a result of this. is that a direct result of losing the two election? >> it is. the conservative party chairman has submitted a resignation letter. he took responsibility for the results. a terrible night for the conservatives. in waitsfie

direction increased by a quarter to a million tons, and gasoline and a heavier combustible mixture naftahile oil products from russia are most popular in nigeria, senegal, morocco and sudan. rusal will not pay dividends for last year in favor of such a decision, more than 65% of shareholders voted against 28, this is stated in the company's message on the hong kong stock exchange, i will add that rusal a leading company in the global aluminum industry, its dividend policy assumes a premium of 15% of its adjusted figures, yes. on this i have more and more information in the next part. the popular telegram messenger honestly cooperates with the german authorities, this was revealed thanks to the spiegel publication, which published information citing sources. as it turned out, at the request of the german authorities and law enforcement officers, the management leaks user data. why pavel durov made concessions to berlin what i understood georgy podgorny telegram has always boasted that given to users who are more sacred than not to be scattered, such is the postulate of confidentiality, an

re-signing the new nafta situation. they snubbed our summit.e biden used such poor judgment in excluding venezuela and nicaragua and cuba. you can't have a summit of the americas. you can have a summit of the americas that you like. >> nicaragua one even take their people back. >> first of all, you have the richest country on earth right next door to some of the poorest countries on earth. what do you think is going to happen if a guy -- what is going to happen? it is human nature and i said earlier that we have 2.6% unemployment. we basically have full employment preclude you think is going to wash the dishes, mow the lawn, take care of the baby. you can't do that me processing? in those fields? we need a -- but you cannot and should not demonize these people. these people are not criminals. >> don't say that. >> none of us our say that. >> when i hear jesse say illegals -- >> they are illegal. they are not coming from mexico. they are coming from 160 countries. it is not just the guy next door. it is everyone from pakistan. >> patterson, new

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formerly the ukraine formerly the ukraine ambassador to austria, and now the chief advisor to the ceo of nafta gas, so he will have important comments. ed child at csis spent many years at chevron and is an old friend, and looking forward to his comments. our very own olga, deputy director for european energy security here at the global energy center, who i work closely with, and dr. alexander, assistant professor of economics at the university of cambridge, who has been an advisor to the ukrainian government and has a phd from princeton, and well suited to talk about these issues. a few reminders to the audience. first, you can follow us on twitter and usually hashtag #acenergy. i might also engine that this event is being carried live on c-span, if anybody wants to turn on their television. second, you can submit questions through the q and a function on zoom. i will try to get to as many as i can. unfortunately, if you're watching on youtube, we cannot take your questions. we have a large panel and not a lot of time, so we will move through this as quickly as possible, but as completely as

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movement and in fact we have someme evidence about how great innotech it was a couple of years after nafta was undertaken and undertook a study of the effect on union organizing and it turns out that the affect was developed the strike breaking. there are major industries working on what used to be called scientific methods. lots of techniques but it doesn't matter if you have a criminal state it doesn't enforce the law. the effectiveness over the years has been a sharp decline in the labor move. this is happening at the time that workers want to unionize. you look at the worker's preferences and the majority want to be in unions but they declineon every year. again, last year under attack from a state corporate program of attacking. that's what it amounts to. going back to the amazon strike, it is a dramatic break from that despite the enormous advantages the corporate business system has been given by state criminality which is what it is despite the enormous advantages of amazon workers in staten island that manage. they will be immediately under attack by the kind of means i've describ

back with back hundreds of years where our answer, sir, came here and so we know everything about nafta. so we are honoring him because he's our hometown boy. the rest in honor is going on right now, and it continues until seven o'clock tonight. open to the public. so if you're in san jose, you can come down to the redundant san jose city hall and see what they have set up for the late norman eta. and then tomorrow there is a memorial at the civic center here in san jose that begins at 10 30 in the morning. also open to the public will have more about the life and legacy of norman eta coming up in the five o'clock show for now, jesse gary ktvu fox two news live outside san jose city hall. we'll head back to you up and open. all right, jesse gary for us in the south bay, jesse, thanks well, also in the south bay community there in san jose, is stepping up to support six children who lost both parents and a murder suicide last weekend. police say the father first shot and killed a security guard who tried to intervene during that domestic dispute before shooting his wife and then himself.

trade organization, and we could also mention you of course under the bush 41 presidency, you know nafta apec, you know different kinds of and free trade areas and all that sort of emerges gets institutionalized become sort of mainstream, but an interestingly and that i found also really compelling when i think of the last chapter for the first time has the first draft of history for trump and moving moving and then to biden this aspect. how on then on the fringes of something that started perhaps more on the right and then it becomes mainstream taken on by democrats and republicans and then under these strong men and they get on the fringes with you know, the bernie sanders all this one more on the left and further further on the right and you know, it gets sort of eaten away and i thought that was very interesting what actually brings about this fall what you call. and the neoliberal order especially in the us context. so all that for the american story and you know, i'm not in that sense a domestic american expert. i found that really compelling. i think it hangs very well together an

we haven't since nafta came into play. i can remember we played -- paid $.25 a gallon for gas.ur gas is ridiculous, right around $4.61 per gallon. most people like seniors can't afford to go very far because we can't afford the gas. i'm looking forward to november to make a change so that we can take our country back and cut off access to the border for all these immigrants that are taking what jobs are available. americans don't want to work for a decent wage. host: let's talk to mike on the republican line. mike? linda is next. caller: thanks for taking my call. i just want to get it out there that they want us to go to electric cars, they are not set up for it yet. the only ones i see are at the general motors plant which is 20 miles away. what's it going to cost to have your car charged? maybe that's going to exceed the cost of gas. how are we going to get these electric cars when there is a shortage on chips. they just don't plan for things. maybe i would buy an electric car. we have three gas guzzlers that were purchased under trump. they don't even think or plan out thin

you can was pre-nafta. pre-free-trade. perhaps pre-globalization. how to than deal with that, how to find a solution in which other parts of the country can benefit but these parts of the country get our foremost attention. we never made that step. i testified in one of the more surreal moments in my life, i testified before the u.s. senate. friends of mine will think, how did this guy testify before the senate? but i did, thanks to lamar alexander and his health committee in the senate a couple years back. i said, it is appropriate to think in terms of a marshall plan for those parts of the country that have not been able to rebound the way we thought they would or they could from what they lost due to this deindustrialization. and i think that that, it is not a surprise in a lot of areas, that is where you find the beginnings of the joint epidemic as well. we all pay the price. it is about this idea, that is not concern me, i'm over here in the silicon valley, that is in west virginia, that is not matter to me. no, it does. it absolutely does. we

he issued tariff increases to other countries with his u.s., usa and see, and it's nothing but nafta we defined. what's going on is recharging would tariffs to another country. and all they do is adjust the price structure to make amicable numbers -- compensate for the tax. and we can't increase our price is going to other countries, because we're, we're maxed out. and we are paying tax in our market for both. them and us. i'm sorry, but that's how i feel. and donald trump is not qualified. end of story. i'm sorry. >> all right, and that's flew in florida. here on washington journal. if there is more ahead. we will continue our conversation about the economy with economist stephen moore. he will join us. he is with freedom works, their senior economist. we'll talk about the economy and more and hear from you later wu for ian buettner's reporter and jenner for yadkin joins us from gender and she'll have the latest on the severe drought conditions and the water shortages in the west. >> january 6 public hearings continue as they release evidence gathered in their investigation. tune in

stories about this summit, starting from 1994, when it first met, when they wanted to invite chile to naftathis invitation, and in 2005, in argentina, when there was a summit in march, the marda plateau there was generally shouting bushin, bush get out, and these two interesting people, like hugo chavez and diego maradona dragged a shovel there , gathered a huge rally and they say that there is a free trade zone for america's ear in the basin, it is dead. we will bury her here now and there was fun. well, as you know, such an argentine crowned against against the united states. therefore yes, that’s true, but if they manage to collect such things themselves, then i won’t go there now, because , in principle, they collected the americans themselves in the far east, uh, they collected osyanovsky on march 12, the united states cannot offer anything in the ninety-fourth year, they offered a concept that was enthusiastic in the latin board. the whole of latin america the concept of creating a free trade area on a hemispheric scale. it really caused rapture that we will be the main in the world e

we haven't since nafta came into play. i can remember we played -- paid $.25 a gallon for gas. our gas is ridiculous, right around $4.61 per gallon. most people like seniors can't afford to go very far because we can't afford the gas. i'm looking forward to november to make a change so that we can take our country back and cut off access to the border for all these immigrants that are taking what jobs are available. americans don't want to work for a decent wage. host: let's talk to mike on the republican line. mike? linda is next. caller: thanks for taking my call. i just want to get it out there that they want us to go to electric cars, they are not set up for it yet. the only ones i see are at the general motors plant which is 20 miles away. what's it going to cost to have your car charged? maybe that's going to exceed the cost of gas. how are we going to get these electric cars when there is a shortage on chips. they just don't plan for things. maybe i would buy an electric car. we have three gas guzzlers that were purchased under trump. they don't even think or plan out th

he signed into law a nafta. my job went to mexico. i was making $13 an hour then.he guy that got my job made $1.75 an hour. we need to take care of this country first, then we can help other countries. host: let's go to herbert, who is: from romulus, michigan, on the independent line. herbert, good morning. caller: good morning. yeah, i would just like to say every time the republicans get in charge of running the country in the ditch, democrats have to pull us out. people need to look. they blame joe biden for inflation, spending too much money. look how much trump and the republicans spent in 2020. that did not cause inflation? look at trump's tariffs. it raised the price of every product in this country. the other thing is he subsidized big oil. oil price went up and gas when to over three dollars a gallon in 2017. subsidized the price of foods. all the small independent farms went out of business and the independent oil companies went out of business, hundreds of them. and we ask ourselves, why is gas so high? they are ripping us off. and biden is taking the bl

he signed into law a nafta. my job went to mexico. i was making $13 an hour then.he guy that got my job made $1.75 an hour. we need to take care of this country first, then we can help other countries. host: let's go to herbert, who is: from romulus, michigan, on the independent line. herbert, good morning. caller: good morning. yeah, i would just like to say every time the republicans get in charge of running the country in the ditch, democrats have to pull us out. people need to look. they blame joe biden for inflation, spending too much money. look how much trump and the republicans spent in 2020. that did not cause inflation? look at trump's tariffs. it raised the price of every product in this country. the other thing is he subsidized big oil. oil price went up and gas when to over three dollars a gallon in 2017. subsidized the price of foods. all the small independent farms went out of business and the independent oil companies went out of business, hundreds of them. and we ask ourselves, why is gas so high? they are ripping us off. and biden is taking the bl

bush puts forward the idea of ​​​​nafta and the creation of a free trade zone of the two americas, andlization, in principle, the adoption of common rules there and that’s all and the united states in fact, they are clamping down on the opponent of their then trading european union and the huge eurasian space between these two main pillars developed. this mechanism was supposed to be the summit of america in principle, the idea in that died in mar del plata in 2005 year. now this is a parody, that is, the then american elite. can i name names now? i just do not want to name them, who developed this plan, they are specific. before the task of establishing american leadership for a certain period for a rather serious period, now it has degenerated into these meetings, which, in general, are empty current american ones. the elite has nothing to offer, so here the main problem of the created-created- consists not only in the inferiority of the elite, but also in what we are experiencing a turbulent period that we ourselves cannot yet determine, but in this case russia needs to decide, we h

the virus started on old soda springs road northeast of the city of nafta, not far from where the atlas well aware of fire danger. now the first calls came in about 3 30 yesterday afternoon when smoke started rising from the hills 50 acres had already burned by the time firefighters arrived, and during the night it grew to 570 acres. how fires as the flames move fast because the hills are so dry. parents and community members say they have taken over a closed oakland school to offer summer school to neighborhood kids. ktvu ali rasmus joins us now from parker elementary school in oakland.he lawn right outside parker elementary school in east oakland unified school district decided to close at the end of this. sos officially the last day of school. however. you can see a group of volunteers and community members sitting in front of the front doors here. a group of people have decided to occupy the school in open it and offer summer school for kids inside now, when news of that closure became apparent for people in the community. you can see the video here. a lot of people protested the cl