it is ongoing work with china to find a way to balance the plainfield. but on any -- to balance the playing field. we need to push to expand those markets over there. we know there is a flood of goods from china that are being manufactured. a lot of them used to be manufactured in southern virginia and now are being manufactured in china. i would much rather have them take those things manufactured here and purchase them. the president was right when he said we need to make things again in america. we are less towards the manufacturing industry. we have to get back to that. >> you have a question from online. >> this is from one user. he would like to know where do we think a job growth will be in 2015-2020? what should our colleges be doing to prepare today's americans? >> that is a crystal ball. >> that is a great question because we are examining it this year. i have asked for major reforms in our higher education system. there is a bill that passed unanimously because there it will now be a link between higher education and economic development. you

and we don't care how they treat their workers or undercut their work richard creates an unlawful plainfield that is why we think is important to address that not just to find a way to go forward but to begin to get americans confidence that trade works for us. we can create jobs here and we are creating incentives to just move production to another country that may not respect the rights of those workers. >> i know present obama's going to go down to south america and is going to visit brazil. i just think before we go -- i don't have a problem with them going to brazil and i think it is a positive step but with colombia still sitting out there and he is going to the part in that hemisphere and for that trade agreement to be sitting out there or just just don't know what credibility the president will have or the administration will have when we still have pending trade agreements from 2007 and we are operating outside the confines of those trade agreements, asking for things that quite frankly mr. ambassador go outside of all the rules of engagement on making these trade agreements. and i