there are elements in that renegotiation of the nafta that -- why did we renegotiate the nafta largelyo reasons, overall to make it better. one was to modernize it, nafta dates back to 1990's and it was now the late 2010s, 2017 so modernize it, reflect the global economy etc.. and the other part of it was to fix something, to remediate elements of what we had seen in 2025 years of nafta. and because of those two forces coming together you have new -- i get a lot of questions about worker center trade policy. what does that mean? nobody has talked about trade policy in that way before. president biden said, that we are going to advance a worker centered economy. one of our touchstones is to look at the renegotiation of the nafta, a long-term witticism of the nafta that was not good for workers, not good for our workers, mexico's workers are canada's workers. because canada and mexico -- workers in mexico did not have the opportunity to advocate for themselves and better their conditions, that there have been , there would be and there has been downward pressure on workers are getting po

there are innovative elements in that renegotiation of the nafta. why did we renegotiate the nafta?l, i think that largely there were two reasons. one was -- overall to make it better and one was to modernize it, nafta dates back to the 1990's, you know, it was now the late 2010's, 2017, i think when that effort kicked off. so, modernize it, to reflect the global economy, digitization, et cetera, great. the other part of it, though was to fix something, to remediate elements of what we had seen in 25 years of nafta, and because of those two forces coming together, you have novel elements of the nafta and let me just focus on-- i get a lot of questions, well, you say you're advancing a worker trade policy, what does that mean? no one has talked about it before and president biden said we're going to work and advance a policy. one of our touchstones and concrete examples, look at renegotiation of the nafta. very, very long-term criticism of the nafta, it's not good for workers, it's not good for our, workers, it's not good for mexico's workers and not good for canada's workers. worker

and one of these chains is a compound co nafta, which is a crucial compound for the production of plastics. then there are 2 main processes used to produce different types of plastics, polymers, ation and poly, condensation. they both require specific catalysts to link polymer chains together . and each polymer has its own properties and can vary in physical structure, size, flexibility. and depending on what type of basic monomers are used from these reactions, you can then create thermal plastics which are your flexible plastics that distort when heated or your thermal sets, which are hard. plastics that will not soften once they have been molded. so depending on the type of plastic your manufacturing a key low, a virgin raw material costs mer pennies. that is why manufacturers packaging companies and every industry use it and why consumers devour it because it is literally dirt cheap. plastic bottles are produced everywhere in the world, but the cost of producing them varies dramatically due to the differences and raw material costs and energy prices. because the shell gas boom, the ame

they took three points, this is the most important thing , the second round was opened by the game nafta opposite gomel, the result of the meeting, a draw 11 players and sloch defeated the brest dynamo 3.0 zhlobin metallurg one step away from the finals of the steelmaker's president's cup. today, in the fourth game of the shakhtar series, yaroslav's squad was beaten at home 2:1. kuznetsov opened the score tinkov restored parity, and in overtime pinchuk, with the transfer of the same kuznetsov, put an end to the game, the score in the confrontation became 3:1 in favor of the metallurgist, handball players, storks, china today gave out brest and bags 35-30. recall the series will last until two victoria one of squads. the next game will be held in minsk on april 5th. eight teams from belarus, russia , whose players are not older than 15 years old, began the fight for victory in the traditional international handball tournament for the prizes of the olympic champion andrei barbashinsky , a competition timed to coincide with the year of peace and creation and are passing the people of nation

if this is nafta 2.0, in the back or front of your mind, do you have a sense of 3.0, where we need to take it going forward? pm trudeau: i think the natural extension of trade is understanding trade is... trade is a mechanism. trade is a way to create growth. for a long time, we all fussed around sign the trade deals, open the market access, and we didn't think about what we would do with the benefits of that trade or how we would ensure it works. i think the usmca, is one of those deals that will demonstrate the benefits for citizens as we see job growth as we see opportunities accrue. we should be competing with the world as a continent, incredibly effectively. we should be demonstrating that we can bring into this continent investments in technology for the future. canada, like other countries a little further from the united states, a level of integration into the american economy, the supply chains, the intra operability. what is good for the united states, and it will have positive spinoffs for canada. i don't want to think about a 3.0 because i think what we have right now will

if you think back to renegotiation of the nafta. there were reasons why nafta was renegotiated. it was to update and modernize it. it had been 25 years old when the exercise started. the other one was to correct for challenges in the agreement and areas where concerns expressed at the outset around labor and environmental dynamics between our economies bore out over our experience with agreement. one of the most important innovations, when it the most important keys to why the usmca was able to garner such broad support was the enhancements of the labor and environmental protections in that agreement. and also, a labor specific enforcement mechanism that allows for the piercing through of the agreement to focus on specific facilities and how workers are treated. whether or not those facilities are denying rights to workers in contravention of the agreement but mexican law. because this mechanism and been able to use multiple times, to allow for workers and mexico. to vote for an independent unit to secure better wages and benefits. we're championing the interest of american work

-- to me with nafta. clinton said 600 jobs in the u.s. and mexico's total tb -- total gdp if they spent any -- every penny on the u.s. compares with new jersey. it was all about going across the border to access cheaper later, lack of -- labor, lack of environmental standards and clinton was having trouble passing it and since environment of standards work in it, they adopted a nonbinding agreement to get democrats to vote and pass it. in du --eu, they did things different we -- differently. they did. they eu --the eu, it took quite some time to succeed. there is no labor projections -- protections, no one with environmental enforcement and we will enter a borderless agreement with them regarding the production of goods. it was a way to outsource and when china came along, with clinton, we came out of the soviet union collapse. 10 years before. it was a rosy period of, democracy and capitalism, it's descendant -- its descendant. we will bring china along by allowing them to have permanent mfn status and t

i ended nafta, the worst trade deal ever made.was the worst trade deal ever made what they did to us for so many decades and increased with the u.s.-mexico-canada. so good that mexico and canada are trying to renegotiate the deal with the biden administration. i say don't do it. somebody over told me it's unfair. i said we lived with unfair. we made a great deal and manufacturers, farmers, everybody is benefiting. i withdrew from the trans-pacific partnership. that would have totally destroyed this country and all set to sign, barack hussein obama was set to sign it. bringing in hundreds and hundreds of billions of dollars pouring into our treasury from china where no other president had gotten 10 cents. and i literally mean not 10 cents, hundreds of billions of dollars. i don't think they like me too much, but that's ok. well everybody else is paid off by china including our president. big problem. you wonder why he doesn't do anything about china? because he got millions of dollars from china. i made big promises to the people o

another direction of nafta is hydrocarbon mixture, which, like gasoline, is obtained from oil, russia supplies it to singapore only in march with a volume of 164,000 tons and to the united arab emirates it is 156,000 and, as experts explain, the consumer market is expanding auto this is a product of such primary oil refining, that is, these are primary these products, and it is closer so maybe to fuel oil, but even now, in general, due to the fact that in africa, for example, there are fewer requirements for some quality of fuel, companies often mix it into cars and gasoline and sell it as ready-made gasoline . uh, let it not be of the highest quality, but nevertheless in africa, uh, it is allowed to sell and consume it. uh , due to this, it turns out that you sell more, uh, cheap raw materials for cars, as more expensive ones, like gasoline, uh, and in this regard , you earn more another important trend. mixture urls has reached a comfortable level , kommersant reports, citing data from analysts about finance.ru. completion of the last week quotes have already grown to 5.000-47 ruble

metropolitans and in russian the orthodox church knew patriarch oleksiy with us , metropolitan filaret of naftaitan juvinal, they had one intonation row of people who, in principle, were used to praying, and patriarch kirill all the time when he was metropolitan kirill always talked in a different way. well, it's just normal, that is, unusual. and since i was in some offices, people were talking, and only when i heard that he was, in principle , an fsb agent, who was on a trail after which he was sent to monitor priests somewhere abroad, but recently i suddenly understood everything that he spoke as a holy priest because he is not a priest, he is a high-ranking officer of the state security committee of the soviet union . in this way, i heard such intonations when i spoke with people from the czech environment and it is strange that this person did not even learn, maybe he did not want to, maybe they thought that such an intonation scares his colleagues, but to speak the way a priest should speak , because he why so ? he goes when he has to read sermons, i can't read it. he hosted a television

sanctions, the business entourage of the oligarch is murat aliyev, who managed his investment company nafta moscow, a swiss katzlaurin the president of four french real estate firms owned by karimov's wife is another foreigner on the sanctions list - these are citizens not too early vahidi hamit, he is the commander-in-chief of the air force, he is the one who makes the decision to provide russia with drones, which it later launches over ukraine, sanctions were also introduced against two employees of the putin administration who took participation in the creation of filtration camps for ukrainians in total, there are 40 people on the list, as well as more than 300 companies, party institutions, for example , the russian central committee of the united russia party the communist party, as well as the enterprises of the military-industrial complex, first of all, this is another package of sanctions against the russian armed forces, entrepreneurs who provide the army to terrorists, this time 322 companies, manufacturers of weapons and components , similar to the other two independent lists, a

oligarch's business entourage is under sanctions, murat aliyev, who managed his investment company nafta moscow, swiss tslaurin, the president of four french real estate firms owned by kirimov's wife , another foreigner on the sanctions list is an iranian citizen, vahedi hamit, he is the commander-in-chief of the air force and it is he who makes the decisions regarding the provision of drones to russia, which it launches in ukraine, sanctions were also introduced against two employees of the putin administration who participated in the creation of filtering camps for ukrainians in total, the list includes 40 people and more than 300 companies, parties, institutions, for example, the russian central committee, the united russia party , etc. according to bloomberg, according to its data, advanced chips , integrated circuits made in the eu are still supplied to russia through, in particular , turkey, the united arab emirates and kazakhstan in the new package of sanctions, the european commission also plans to prohibit the passage of vessels without navigation systems that also transported g

, for example, the building, citing its sources, claims that more expensive gasoline is mixed into nafta vapors at night prices, that is, above the established ceiling of $ 45 per barrel buyer . at the same time, they simply do not advertise the country of origin, so one of the tasks of the eleventh package of sanctions european authorities are considering measures against circumvention. already existing restrictions to date, europe has adopted 10 packages of sanctions, which included more than 400 measures against russian companies and almost 1,300 against individuals in the form of their low, effective, brussels officials are complacency. we need to make sure they can't bypass the sanctions, the deeper our sanctions, the more severe the damage. they inflict and the more russia will strive. bypass them through other countries bank accounts sanctions show their effectiveness over time, europe has already applied 10 packages of sanctions and we will have 11 poland and the baltic countries, desperation is already ready to take extreme measures urge brussels to disconnect gazprombank from t

is owned by a commercial structure, then nafta, which is controlled by alexander kurilin, leased propertyso subject to declaration, however, in the documents of alexander efanov for 2019 and the twenties and twenty-first years. the car is not listed, we tried to get through to mr. kurilin and ask on what conditions he gave the expensive car to the chairman of the court. the subscriber's device is turned off or is out of network coverage another scandal that local journalists wrote about is associated with the construction of the sixth court of cassation, according to experts - this is the most expensive court building in russia during construction. property value increased almost 3 1/2 times from 2 billion to six and a half coincidence or not, but the son of the chairman of the court, ivan ivanov. this time has been in the leadership of the regional ministry of construction and the ministry of property, owning the courthouse, 24 floors, panoramic views of the underground parking. the total area of ​​the building of the sixth court of cassation is over 36,000 m². inside , there is a bronze

and one of these chains is a compound called nafta, which is a crucial compound for the production of plastics. then there are 2 main processes used to produce different types of plastics, polymers, ation and poly, condensation. they both require specific catalyst to link polymer chains together. and each polymer has its own properties and can vary and physical structure, size flexibility. and depending on what types of basic monomers are used from these reactions.

this is the most important feed more the second round opened with nafta's game opposite gomel, the result of the meeting, a draw 11 players and with lachi defeated dynamo brest 3:0 zhlobin metallurg, one step away from the final of the steelmaker's president's cup. today, in the fourth game of the series, the miner beat yaroslav's squad miracles at home-2-1. kuznetsov opened the score tinkov restored the parity, and in overtime pinchuk with the transfer of the same kuznetsov put an end to the game, something in the confrontation became 3:1 in favor of metallurg gnoy 4 of the final team from china beat the brest bags 35-30. recall the series will last until two victoria one of the friends the next game will be held in minsk on april 5th. eight teams from belarus, russia , whose players are not older than 15 years old, started the fight for victory in the traditional international handball tournament for the prizes of the olympic champion andrey barbashinsky, a competition dedicated to the year of peace and creation and is taking place in the homeland of our illustrious athlete shmyan. and

just usmca that is mexico and canada and got rid of nafta, one of the worst trade deals made, now canada and mexico want to renegotiate the deal, we is should not. have we a very good deal, i call it a fair deal. they want to renegotiate. manying they are not happy. but i would say it was peace through strength, they vieweeed us as strong country. no chance that putin would have gone to ukraine, he would not go in, they don't respect our country any more, or our leadership, i had iran in a position they would have made a deal within one week after the election. but they are rich and i told china, if you buy oil from iran, they will buy massive, ulyou will not do business with united states, they were ripping us off, we had a trade deficit with china. you buy any oil from iran, i said that to other country, iran was coming to table, and what did i getting us out of the iran nuclear deal that is one of the best things that i did for israel. between golan heights and emop embassy and jerusalem. the problem is that new administration blew it allowing iran to have a nuclear weapon weaker peop

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chinese companies are shifting production to mexico to take advantage of the nafta trade agreement or to get around u.s. tariffs. there will be some effect on -- it takes years to set up a supply chain for iphones and some of the initial reporting, they are saying they're having a lot of trouble getting the levels of accuracy and quality that manufacturing in china has. so it will not affected in three months or six months, it will take a longer time but then there will be real change in what you see in the chinese export data. dani: james, thank you very much. as we been talking about, apple assembled more than $7 billion worth of iphones in india the last fiscal year. that's tripling their production in the world's fastest-growing smartphone arena. joining us is bloomberg's india tech reporter. why is apple moving away from china exactly? >> apple understood that it cannot just be in china, and at this point in time is offering massive incentives to companies including apple to boost local manufacturing. that has helped happel -- apple reach the milestone in the last fiscal year. ma

i mean, clinton did it as much destruction as ronald reagan, maybe more nafta, fcc, glass-steagall andeverything else. so destroying 70% of the original recipients on welfare were children and and and ralph's argued, you know, if we can pull five, ten, 15 million people away, that's the only mechanism we have left to put pressure on the democrats. but of course, that didn't happen. and i'm very frightened where we are and what's coming, i think informed by i went through in yugoslavia that unless that, you know, the rage these trump supporters while expressed in very frightening ways, is not illegitimate. they have every right to be enraged. um, unfortunate only that rage is being directed. it often is by demagogues the vulnerable towards scapegoats and. and so let's hope i there is the new york times has reported that there have been contact with putin's security advisor. let's hope for negotiations let's hope that the russian troops with draw there is some kind of ceding of land for peace because we just had a either a missile, some kind ordnance slammed in poland, four miles inside

i think we could've built on the success of the us mc 8 that trade deal that replace nafta with other trade deals. certainly not the transpacific partnership. we could've worked to eliminate the patriot act. we could've reigned in the war spending and push for new roles on industrial policy that would have really encouraged jobs and manufacturing in the united states. but look, the squad, they hate us more than they like their own working-class, don't they? our model leads to more prosperity, higher wages and more jobs. their model, leads to less of everything. except maybe pot, porn, abortions and young, wars. all you need to know about the democrats versus the republicans today is this. in their transition, they got liz cheney. in ours, we got tulsi gabbard. as democrats continue to appended the people who make this country function day in and day out. conservatives populace candidates will scoop them up. that's how republicans will win back the senate and win the presidency again. now we are the party of hope and change. that's the ankle. joining us now is stephen miller former sen

the new nafta deal. really, i look at for example at mexico.ecturing president biden on the national stage. won't take his phone calls. yet president trump had his national guard on his southern border to stop migrants. at the end of the day, we need someone bold and experienced and dramatic change to get this country back on track. at the end of the day, he asked me for my endorsement. he's been very good to me in my district and i said yes. >> martha: let's put up numbers. one of the things that ron desantis said today in a speech that he gave is that he said his team rejects a culture of losing. he talked about winning by 1.5 million votes in the state of florida. here's hypothetical matchups. these are national polls. it's very early in the race. this is the one that came out today from the "wall street journal." 48 to 45 has biden beating president trump. the other one shows that ron desantis would beat president biden when people were asked who would you vote for today. do that meaningful to you at this point? >> well, martha, like you sa

president trump when it was the replacement of the nafta, the abraham accords, the moving of our embassyalem, the balancing cough our relationships, holding accountable of nato for people like germany, france and italy that are paying less than their share, it's hard to argue that people may not like the tweets from from a foreign policy perspective, president trump has a proven track record. the additional thing is this, neil. i think governor desantis is an amazing governor. florida is blessed to have him. we want to maintain him. we need 12 years of solid leadership in america. to benefit president trump has above anyone, he doesn't have the looming fears of re-election where he can make the necessary decisions to get us back on track economically, politically and militarily. >> neil: so when you made this decision, congressman and matt gaetz made this decision and on and on, was any of it based on the momentum and support that former president has enjoyed from his indictment and rallied the party around him? we've seen it in his poll numbers and the millions that he's raised since in

plan for import substitution now , prices for new aurus cars on the websites of official dealers for nafta at 35 million rubles. are there auruses from 38 million in stock? well, let's start the sling with the salary being postponed, maybe we are saving up, as if we are waiting for a luxurious product. now, when the mida will be listed on the stock exchange, it will cost 500 billion russia an economic review. i remind you that for the latest news online. you can also follow the website in our telegram channel mobile application. today now a short advertisement was given in our issue. this is an offer of peace or a hasty surrender, but a sudden reversal of the course of the armenian government, what did neglu pashinyan say and why is his offer more profitable for the west than armenia’s reportage of the sable novel. the gold of the sarmatian leaders the pushkin museum of fine arts has prepared a unique exhibition that helps to learn about the culture of the little-studied nomadic people . yes, those working meetings cannot be repeated, and those the most burgers more than 200 checks in the

but really came to a point with me with nafta. clinton and gore selling it 05, hundred 600,000 jobs in the u.s.. if they look at mexico's total gdp, they spend every penny on american goods, was less in the state of new jersey. i? said how is that going to create fiber 600,000 jobs here? it isn't. it is all about going across the border to access cheaper labor, lack of environmental standards. and then clinton was having trouble passing it and finally since labor and environmental standards where it and it, they adopted nonbinding side agreements to get some democrats to vote for it and it passed. but not by a huge margin. so, in the event, they did things differently. when portugal wanted to come in they, said wait a minute. your low wage court system, your labor protections, your environment, you've got to bring all those things up before you can join. and they did. and the eu made them, took quite a period of time to exceed. we constantly said, is a country that there's really not much rule of law, no judicial system, no labor

this is such a sta- this is such a nafta for me that, as it were, the main thing for me because the textswhat texts there are such music that it doesn’t matter what texts are there. there is no music, nothing new. and yet it's music, therefore, just the problem of singers. it seems to me that let's say they are trying to extend their career by trying to repeat themselves. that is , andrey gubin would have written the third winter of the cold , or there the second lisa is not working. this garbage you need to write something new, something interesting, and then it works. do not fly away. stay with me just a little longer. lisa what a pity that the hour of parting is already close, where is the answer to happiness was the last minute forever. clock i stop. i would like to today, but now everyone says philip kirkorov well done kirkorov is a good kid. i like philip very much, he is a kind person. that is, in principle, he is like me, that is, she is so friendly. it's just that he is completely different, but he, in principle, is also very friendly and how he is, yes, he sometimes breaks down,

because there is no because of globalization because of nafta because of what the united states onlynts, which is white corn. a lot of the farmers aren't planting the other types of corn. and so when you don't plant it, you know those species start to die. and so there's a lot of farmers there that are trying to keep these other, um, corns alive. so you know what hockey has a big drug war of tradition. and modernizing for tourists who are coming right and so, but it's a beautiful tug of war because in that is creates this, you know, amazing food scene and so you have all of these amazing restaurants, an amazing new chefs trying trying really bold things. if you watch the show, you're going to be hungry. be sure to tune in an all new episode of eva longoria, searching for mexico airs tonight at nine only on cnn. that's today's reporting from washington. i'm jim acosta. i'll see you back here next weekend. see you back here next weekend. have a great week night. ♪ ♪

and instead we went nafta and we went to you know, you've got china in the wto, the net primarthat having the treasury bond is our primary reserve asset.rve asse no longer, no lon no longer is no longer the asset, in fact, has becomeal a threat to national security. >> exactly. it's wiser to export steel and automobiles and refrigerators and not debt. i think in retrospect. >> look, roman , i appreciate your analysis. thank you. so in doing that segment, kind of took a break from what hasari got to be the news of the week. month, year, which is thatp donald trump is thener an republican presidential front runner and he was arraignedday r yesterday in the coverage of that has dominated absoluteled y everything. and so we want to begin tonightf with fox's kevin kalk, who'soxyr been monitoring the fallout from yesterday. >> kevin ,>> tucker, supportersm of the former president have not only given him a boost in recent polling, you and i have talked about that.o they're also givingivingg his campaign coffers quite a boost as well. in fact, the move by thee by tdv manhattan d.a. alvin bragg to

but then in no short order after we passed usmca, renegotiating nafta, giving our manufacturers, giving our workers a leg up, of course, we were disrupted. we were disrupted by a global pandemic. and in this very chamber, you know, as members of congress representing every zip code throughout this nation gathered to vote, gathered to respond to the charge of the time, people were tapping me on the shoulder. how are you doing this in michigan so well? how are you responding to the supply chain disruptions? how do ford, general motors, chrysler know how to immediately act to the supply chain disruptions, sourcing masks, producing ventilators, finding out who has the spe -- specs and who doesn't? we kept working and we kept making and we stood up and responded to the industrial call of this nation, similar to how we did in the world war ii era. it is in our very blood. and by the way, michiganders. we are a northern state. spring hits later than the mid-atlantic where the capitol resides. we know how to rise through challenges. we know how to stick to the knitting and the good work even wh

there's a book called dreamland and he tracks the economics of what's going on following the passage of nafta in 1993 in and the wipeout of the corn market and it's bringing up in all kinds of places. the planting of heroin and moving into other drugs. it's quite sobering to read and i want to place that on the record for those who care about it. the abject poverty that resulted, i don't know if the government of mexico is capable of it. secretary austin we talked about setting up a meeting with your their folks who are handling the ramp up of additional work in the defense industrial. based. we helped save the m-1 abrams tank. we save saved the tank capabilities and we have to save the strategic petroleum reserve for this country because they were people who are willing to ipap are those who come from manufacturing to stay what it takes and i'd be grateful to learn more about the funding and staffing in the current authority that they need. finally for either gentleman today in terms of hybrid warfare i'm interested in more details on impact of the internet on communications and how u.s. for

book called dream land by -- who tracks the economics of what is going on, following the passage of naftain 1993. and the wife out of the mexican white corn market. and the springing up, and all those places of the landing of heroin and moving into other drugs. it's quite sobering to read, and i would just place that on the record for those who care about it, until we solve that. the abject poverty that resulted from that, we're not going to solve the problem. secretary austin, i wanted to ask you if you might help set up a meeting with the folks who are handling the ramp up of additional activities in your department. i come from manufacturing america, we helped save the tank plant. we were told oh, we would never have another land war, but we need that for? we have to save the tank capability in this country, we have to save -- because there are people who are willing to wipe it out. those of us who come from manufacturing understand what it takes. we could understand more about the current authorities they need to be expanded. thank you for listening to, that and finally for either gen