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study upstate points to been its of an 11 nation tpp deal. , thee we bring an author director of syriacg -- deputy chief economist -- a foreign affairs and international trade -- he joins me today from toronto. let's start with this. look rationales there, perhaps there's ill will, hurt feelings come in the u.s. has decided to walk away from this. is there economic justification stay wi ifor these 11 countries? suggests it'sort a viable deal. it's a ready-made response to any sort of protections coming out of the united states. it is a response -- not retaliation and trade globalization. benefits to the various parties. not necessarily -- fully ready-made deal, the since the united states was integral to some parts of it. this blog does leave issues on the table for the 11. david: to quote mark twain you the reports of his death are greatly exaggerated. you look at the summit sector by sector basis, are there certain sectors that stand to benefit from a continuation of, or tpp 11 deal going forward? >> the biggest sectors that in theirl the wind sales are automotive, business services,

weekend as the iranian revolution regards by seven missiles crossed iraq into isis controlled eastern syriac. retaliation for two recent terrorist attacks. one on anna ran parliament that killed a dozen people. the u.s. was not given any warning about the rainy missiles, just showing just how complicated the war in serious or not. john? >> jon: sells a casino. thank you, jennifer. >> julie: fox news alert. london reeling from another terror attack. event plows into people outside of moscow last night. the driver of the band said to have shouted, he wanted to kill all muslims. the prime minister, theresa may, outlining new steps to combat terrorism in the u.k. >> a new commission for countering extremism. a saturday body job site hatred and extremism in the same way as we avoid racism. this extremism is every bit as insidious and destructive to our values. in a way of life. we will stop at nothing to defeat it. see different more now i'm here with tom rogan who covers politics and foreign politics for the "washington examiner." we will get to london in second pair what is your reaction hummin

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we talked about third world countries coming from syria and a war zone or syriac country in iraq weref pakistan were received vast amounts of radicalization is really saying the vetting process as it is is not substantial enough. put it back reported that fighting a war it was the biggest shift we can make inside the plant to be proactive and go on the offensive? >> as someone mentioned earlier, it's an intelligence aspect of looking at things. it's counterinsurgency and fighting on an intelligence level. warfare is saying we destroy that encampment and win this battle. in this war, it's a global war, it's a global threat that based on an ideology that can go anywhere, it's invisible. it's only visible to those closest to the people that are doing it and that's intelligence. that digging down on a street level to get the intelligence in every neighborhood, everywhere in america, everywhere in the western world to see who's thinking like this and was tensions to do violence. >> former fbi counterterrorism, thank you for joining us. if you're just making up we are getting more details o