stay out of the tpp?aller: yes, because the way i look at it is it is going to create more jobs for other countries and not create jobs here. host: the tpp, the 12 nation deal, those 12 nations representing some 40% share of the world trade market, there is a column in today's financial times about the dpp. tpp.el tpp -- the by failing to adopt the tpp -- fastest-growing region. in the words of a senior japanese diplomat, this will hand beijing a golden opportunity to establish a trade system in asia under chinese leadership. what is your response to that? are we beating leadership around the world by sting out of these agreements? caller: that is kind of over my head it all i know is there free -- we are the consumer, where not the provider. we're not the ones making the product here in sending them overseas. -- that is all i see. thank you for ticking my call, but he. -- for taking my call, buddy. peter.ood morning, caller: in michigan, you have to register by october 11 to vote on the november 8 electi

tpp will do all of these things but with one added positive twist, any country that science tpp is signingn to the highest level standard trade pact ever reached. these standards on labor, the environment and other key issues are not part of a side deal was reached and easily ignored as you know happened with respect to nafta. i complained for years about the fact that both labor and firemen were not being enforced. -- environment for not being enforced. they are in this deal. this means that each participant has to keep the promises they make or face tough sanctions for every violation. this is not just a matter of economic fairness, this is central to our strategic interests. why? higher standards mean more open markets, safer workers, safer workplaces, cleaner environment, stricter intellectual property protection. less corruption with increased transparency. that are government and greater accountability. these elevated standards can give to people across the pacific rim a window into a future of reform and human rights, a smoother and more equitable path to prosperity and ample reason

the tpp and after our big items for me, and the tpp is the most horrible agreement. the people who wrote this are the corporate lawyers, the corporate lawyers for the big are not payingat any taxes in the u.s., but they call themselves international corporations -- not based in the u.s., but they are u.s. corporations. wto.ruled that through the the debbie toa is the tribunal that oversees naphtha. there is an example i will give you for where we need to get out of naphtha. earlier this year, the tribunals, the debut tl, -- the ,to -- we have been arguing canada, and later mexico joined, but there was a dispute over beef labeling between canada and the u.s.. cows grown in the u.s. would be hauled across the border to canada for feeding or fattening, and then they would be sent back to the u.s. for processing, or vice versa. canada won it to change the they didon that, so not have to label what was done in canada or the u.s.. they won through a tribunal and were sued. just like the xl pipeline thing. the other thing that happened, voted intribunal canada's favor again

in the same way, tpp is not necessary to show that we can lead. we have been doing that for a long time. by voting yes, we can show we are not about to sit in the dugout and dwell on what we achieved in the past, we are committed to doing more in the future, aiming higher, pushing back the boundaries of what is possible and fostering greater prosperity, and higher batting average for us and our partners along the pacific rim. to do so, just like ted williams the playing field that is level and fair to all. bottom line, i believe tpp is absolutely essential to the economic well-being, national security, continuing sustaining leadership in asia of the united states of america across an ever-changing globe. i hope that in a few weeks when the election is over and congress returns to washington to finish the people's business, it will take up an approved tpp and take other steps to preserve and protect and defend the best interests of our beloved country. thanks again to the wilson center for inviting me here. [applause] >> one question. in keeping wi

if the tpp isn't delivered, the u.s.'s credibili in asia as wes emerging worlds could be damage only bolster china's polil sta in e region tpp could still be ratified in a lame duck session of cong after the november electi. and asia will be watching. >>> the stolen hillary cli e-mas obt and released by wikiles revl new details about her position on encrypti w as we've been report is a divisive issue between silicon val and law enforcem and it pits privacy interests agai >> rep hi, sue. this is a relationship that came under inten scrutiny last year. newly released clinton e-mails show cho they were with big compan newly released e-mails put clintos camn on the defens she spoke about encryption just days after the san bernard attack during a primary debate on nbc. >> i understand g about that. but i also understand when a law en charged with the responsibily of prev attacks, to go back to our early, how do we prevent attack >> a clinton campaign stafr told other campaign aides she had circulated clintos comments about enc

with tpp. then you have the downside -- the threat, both to our's sovereignty and solvency, a lot of taxpayer money, and these corporate attacks. this gets back to what stephen was talking about -- if folks want to see a list of how real this is, there is a website called www. isdscorporateattacks.org, because right now a canadian -- usings ewing nafta nafta to demand $15 million from taxpayers over the xl pipeline cancellation. that canadian company is in u.s. federal court, and that would be the right of a u.s. company if they had a project canceled by the government. but at the same time they are going around the side saying we spent $5 billion on this, but you have to pay us $15 billion because that is what we could have made in the future. host: daniel ikenson, you said if isds becomes a problem, we revisit it later -- how hard is that to do after a trade agreement has been passed? how much tinkering can we do after the fact if we find this to be a problem? guest: i think it would be a con

. >> let me go back to wikileaks and one on tpp. this one was allegedly from ron clang and it was about the tpp flip-flop. he says this, she has to be for it. she calledt the gold standard of trade agreements. i think opposing that would be a huge flip flop. she can say that as president she would work to change it. can she say it would better, but i think she should support it. why shouldn't her new position on tpp be referred to as a flip-flop? why isn't it a standard definition of flip flop? >> well, look, i mean, i'll use my own example. i voted to give the president the fast track ability to negotiate the best trade deal possible. but at the time i cast that vote in 2015, i said, look, i have a couple of concerns and you've got to address these concerns because i'm not guaranteeing i eat vote for it on the merits. my concerns were largely around enforcement issues. hillary had the same view, there were a number of things she liked and other things she didn't. as was the case when she was a senator, remember, she voted for some

up tpp the whole time. immediately, the president and potentially the president-elect -- no matter who wins the presidency -- are going to be at odds over a huge deal around the world. >> i actually think that that's exactly right. because of the crisis in the republican party is garnering all the headlines, the democrats are overlooking the looming crisis in their party because i think the primary between bernie sanders and hillary clinton really showed that hillary clinton is where the head of the democratic party is. but the people really are with bernie sanders, particularly trade. you saw tim kaine say, well, we're not for tpp. an asian trade agreement, yeah, probably for that. the democratic party -- their heart is against that. that's going to be a bloody fight. the same is true in the republican party. >> i've been talking to progressives who tell me they are organizing against hillary clinton. they are saying, we will have to push her every step of the way. we don't trust her. this idea about tpp,

probably tpp and an asian trade agreement. if you guys are elected, will you pursue an asian trade agreement even if it's not the tpp? >> hillary and i haven't talked about that question directly, chuck, but look, we aren't against trade. we want to find export markets for american businesses because they'll be able to add workers the more they export. europe, if we can find deals that meet those goals more jobs, higher wages and good for national security, and good enforcement provisions we're open to them. so no, you never close the door. if you can get a deal that's going to be good for american workers and our economy. >> so she could pursue a version of tpp? ? >> again, we haven't talked about that in particular. we are not sure what the process going to be for will be brought up for a vote. we don't know what mitch mcconnell and paul ryan will do. if i'm in the senate i'll vote against it. we have to wait and see what they'll do. again, hillary has laid out the standard. if it doesn't meet three pillars we can't support

, and even republicans don't seem to be disposed towards tpp.tant for president obama and the u.s. in terms of circling the wagons with its allies in asia in order ballpark against chinese influence in the region. the chinese are very concerned that tpp would set rules of the game that could become rules of the game for world trade negotiations, and they were not at the table when these rules were negotiated. that tpp wills set a baseline in terms of trade deals, in terms of trade issues, environmental labor production, intellectual property rights protection standards, and so i think they are quietly gloating that in fact tpp looks unlikely to pass, but if it did, it would serve at least as a counterweight to expanding chinese influence in the region. i don't think it would change the dynamics in a substantial way, but it will temporarily stop the chinese influence in the region. haidi: as you say, even if this , moret campaign rhetoric likely from clinton as opposed it sends aut even so negative message to the global trading community, and wha

reasons to want to have tpp.hich is why i think that door is left open. there is also this reality that she's dealing, which is a very energized, riled up, left part of the democratic party that is not going to stand for it if a clinton white house starts to do things that are not in their -- not consistent with their world view. >> and this is where donald trump's folks and the sanders' folks meet in their anti-trade position. bernie sanders came out against tpp. he's obviously ready to move forward now. there's now reporting today, talking about his plan to try to take the message that propelled him this far further in what's presumed to be a clinton administration. he said, we won 22 states and 46% of the pledged delegates. 13.4 million votes and a majority of the younger people. the future of the country. that gives me a lot of leverage, leverage that i intend to use. how does hillary clinton deal with the risk of gridlock, when she has bernie sanders making this argument at this time? >> she's going to have

short of the standards. >> was it a requirement you come out against tpp? >> no. >> it wasn't at all? you didn't come out as forcefully until after you joined the ticket. >> well, it was because, look, we're still months away from a vote. i was in the middle of meeting with various groups about the final product. but i had put on the record in 2015 deep concerns that i had, especially about the enforcement provisions. those concerns were not addressed. and you know, i tell you, trade deals if they're good enough can be okay. but if you embrace a trade deal that's bad, you deepen people's skepticism about trade in general and it's better to wait and try to find deals that meet your standards an deals that are substandard. >> after the election, president obama will travel overseas, probably talking up the idea of tpp and an asian trade agreement. if you guys are elected, will you pursue an asian trade agreement, even if it's not the tpp? >> hillary and i haven't talk btd that question directly. we aren't against trade. we want to find export markets for amer

you have to be for tpp or against it. are you for tpp? >> i am for tpp. yes, i am. >> where is hillary on tpp? >> so she is against it. and not that i agree with every single thing. >> tumd most important thing is the economy. you said the most important issue is the economy and you disagree with our role in the world economically. so where do you agree with her on economics? >> so first of all, i agree on her infrastructure program. we need to rebuild the infrastructure in this country. not only it provides jobs -- >> trump is for that, too. >> for people and services to move around this country. the second is her innovation agenda. we have to own the next generation of industries in the world. whether that's 3d printing or immune therapy or artificial intelligence or big data and analytics. we need to make sure that we are the leader in those categories. that we create jobs for every kind of american with all kinds of educational back grounds and we can do that if we set our mind to it and we decide as a country, we want to lead in these brand new indus

you will never support tpp. >> i want to have a trade agreement. i say to my members, i don't want to give anybody fasttrack. we didn't give it to bill clinton, president bush or barack obama. we're indiscriminate democrats and republicans in terms of saying congress should have the prerogative to have more saying and how these trade agreements affect american workers. we're against tpp, overwhelmingly the democrats. >> you take her at her word she's not somehow saying two things an not just doing -- some progressives, some bernie sanders supporters see that and say, you know what, this is why i don't trust her. >> i think what ear hearing -- this the first time i'm hearing that. what you're hearing is we should have a trade agreement. it isn't tpp because that isn't what grows america. it doesn't start with the american worker. it rejects any discussion of climate and relationship to commerce. so hillary clinton, the fact is, she has such great knowledge. she has a vision about her country and it's about strengthening the middle class. that is the

i don't think this is about tpp. i think it's really about what are we doing to address the concerns that people have that government needs to be meeting domestic needs. if we were investing more in infrastructure -- which i believe we should -- if we were investing more smartly in education and training and child care, i'm not so sure that we'd be in the same place. i think you look around the world and what i've described is not just a u.s. phenomenon, it's a broader phenomenon. so our tax policy has to reflect the fact that there is an awful lot of accumulation of wealth in assets and in very high incomes that is not very heavily taxed. and that gives people a sense it's not on the level. i pay my taxes i'm not getting the services i need and now you're telling me that i'm going to benefit when the economy grows, i'm not seeing that. i don't think that's an excuse not do tpp because i don't think you can win the argument by saying let's grow the economy more slowly and i think we will prevail on tpp with the quali

now, she said there will be no deal on tpp in a lame duck session. and there won't be a tpp deal as it stands right now, going-forward. we will trade with the rest of the world, but these deals have to protect american jobs and american wages, i think we have to do that when 95% of the consumers in the world don't live within our borders. >> thanks for stopping by. >> thank you. >> appreciate that, i'm going to talk with an adviser from the trump campaign as well. we'll get the other side in a few minutes from now. plus, donald trump's daughter ivanka was pressed on her father's claims that this election is rigged. take a listen. >> if he'll win or he won't win. i believe he'll accept the outcome either way. >> she says trump will accept the outcome. will he bring up that issue he's been trying to create during tonight's debate. in less than five hours, trump and clinton are set to face off. we're back with much more live from the campus of the university of nevada las vegas home of the running rebels. they won the 1990 national title. later in the h

she opposed tpp. >> first she was for tpp and then she turned against it. lot of people feel like she should not have turned against it. a lot of people in her camp feel we should have free trade. >> a lot of people get very excited about buying a house or buy ag car and then kick the tires and look in it and make a decision whether they will go forward or whether it is not a good enough deal to accept it. in her case she was working for a president with the best intentions wanted to put together a trade deal that was going to isolate china and going to be much better than the deals we had before. she was part of that team. she worked on it. then she left and had to look two years later how it turned out. she thought it was not strong enough on currency, on rule -- >> stay right there. i want to keep this going. we will take a quick break and be right back. stay with us. i'm vern, the orange money retirement rabbit from voya. orange money represents the money you put away for retirement. over time, your money could multiply. hello, all of you. get organized

when talking about tpp, it's very disingenuous.on it, but the fact is she's been against every trade agreement until she was for it. and every one has been a failure for this country. it will caveat even though she didn't say in her answers, she's will caveat unless it meets her standards. that's a big general statement. the fact is tpp is a bad agreement, period. no matter whose standards you're looking at. i'm still very concerned that if she was to win the election, she'd find her way around that just as though some of her chief of staff have said she would do. >> if you were in on all the meetings and negotiations, you could find a way to do t. rks p couldn't you? you're not against free trade. you're not against bringing down trade barriers. is there a way that -- >> no. >> is there something all sign onto called -- i don't know -- the tpp 2.0. it's helpful if someone like you talks about that. it's easy to be pigeon holed for being anti or pro free trade. everyone acts like you're a dinosaur if you don't want to be a globalis

i don't think this is about tpp. this is about what we're doing to address the concerns people have that government needs to be meeting domestic needs. if we were investing more in infrastructure, which i think we should, if we were investing more smartly in educational training and childcare, i am not so sure we would be in the same place. around the world, this is a broader phenomenon. our tax policy has to reflect the fact that there is a lot of accumulation of wealth and assets and high incomes that are not very heavily taxed. that gives people a sense that it is not on the level. i pay my taxes, i'm not getting the services i need and now you're telling me that i am going to benefit when the economy grows, i am not seeing that. i don't think that is an excuse not to do tpp. i don't think you can win the argument by saying let's grow the economy more slowly. i think we will prevail in tpp with the quality of the argument, but we cannot stop there. we have to focus on long-term issues. steve: those are all long-te

she was a co-architect of the tpp and she said things like this. >> the tpp sets the gold standard ingreements. >> now she's against it. >> she got the challenge from bernie sanders who was vocal about it. john: do you think she secretly supports trade and when she is president which she is likely to be she will sign a? >> she has emphatically pounded her fist on the lectern and set as your eye can't support this tpp. the tpp that she supports. john: thank you dan ikenson. trump says he will create jobs but his policies some of them will kill jobs. >> women which has to go up. people are at >> i will be the greatest jobs president that god ever created. i'll tell you. john: i want to believe that as a businessman. he knows too many regulations kill jobs but when he keeps talking a realize he has no idea what he really believes. he once said there should be no federal minimum wage. three months later he said this. >> the minimum wage has to go up. people are at least, $10 it has to go up. john: hillary clinton says it should be at least $12, maybe 15. >> every day across this country a

three tpp member countries gave between $6 million and $15 million to clinton.ctivelyfour lobbyists lobbying for tpv passage have raised more than -- tpp passage have raised more than $800,000 for her campaign. i'm telling you pennsylvania we are going to make it. we are going to make it. we are going to make it if we have pennsylvania, that is for sure. that would make it easy. i'm just telling you, you cannot let this pass. nafta passed. it is in the worst trade deal probably ever made. not in this country, anywhere in the world. it cleaned out doing with, big portions of -- a cleaned out new england, pennsylvania, ohio, north carolina, south carolina. you can't let it happen. these bloodsuckers wanted to happen. they are politicians getting taken care of by people that want it to happen. other countries want it to happen because it is good for them but not good for us. so hopefully you are not going to let it happen. whatever hillary's owners want, they get. they own her. on november 8 we are going to and clinton corruption -- end clinton corruption. [cheers]

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they're urging the government to disclose how japan negotiated the deal with other tpp members. democratic party calls for the minister to resign. >> translator: he should take responsibility for what he said. he can't discuss the bills until the issue is settled. we now have a lack of trust. >> yamamoto later withdrew his comments. >> translator: i'd like to retract my remarks and offer an apology. >> yamamoto says he expects a thorough explanation of the contents of the tpp will be given to the public. this is the second time a ruling party lawmaker mentioned the possibility of steam rolling the bills. a member of the tpp special committee said last month that he will do his best to bulldoze the legislation. the ruling coalition is aiming to have the bills pass the lower house by the end of october and wants to make sure that they'll be enacted at the current diet session. the government says it wants to give momentum to put the deal into effect quickly. >>> a riot police mman's offense slur at a u.s. training site in okinawa has created an uproar. local police are apologizing

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