moderator: you say that you ,vote on tpp o" but what would you do to get the deal done? knows whatbennet open borders are and just is not going to address the issue. i want him to commit to saying that he opposes the open borders concept. not going through an immigration process. we know the common language and this is what frustrates people about politics. common sense prevails. door, whaty open does that mean? your door is open. senator to commit to opposing the stance on open borders. moderator: should this be more open? how would you do it? glenn: i oppose tpp. we cannot give up our sovereignty. article 27 creates a commission of unelected bureaucrats who are going to be able to adopt rules and regulations without the united states eating able to intervene. moderator: any changes you want to make? open, we need to be transparent, stand up for the will of voters and america. moderator: a quick note. this sounds like a spirited drum circle. onhave protesters beating the outside of the building. we assume that they are supporters of someone who was not on the debate sta

when i look at how they will ppa, and have that lead o a revised version of tpp, which i'm certain hillary will support, i'm sorry, you look at track records of the woman minorities thugs. i can't vote for either of them. i voted for hillary, jill stein will make me proud to vote for. voted for hillary, i can't trump, u, if i voted for i would want to throw up. host: okay, that is what we're this election. guest: there is a portion of the can't ate who say, i support either clinton or trump and looking desperately for most people are saying the race comes down to be the next o will president and prefer to participate in that way. polls ow many more between now and election date? guest: that is a state secret, have a poll itely on the final weekend. long-time r hart, democratic pollster and a force . . . shifts the cost to the state level. it doesn't save taxpayers anything. that's why she doesn't get it. she never paid property taxes, maybe that's why. >> yes, thank you. this concerns college affordability. the total amount of student debt in this country stands at 1.3 trillion with a t. t

learned, i became a -- serious about the tpp, i started clinton is hillary definitely for the tpp, she it and orchitect touted it. i can't vote for hillary clinton now. host: okay. chicago, illinois, sherry alking about trade, trade a topic that came up in an event with donald trump yesterday. talked about a lot of things and talked about trade, here is a bit whaf he had to say. great ld trump: we need people negotiating our deals for us. we have the greatest negotiators and the greatest business people in the world and we use negotiate ours to deals, not anymore we're not. not anymore. [cheering] trump: put me into the board room as your epresentative and i promise i will deliver. hillary clinton is in it only her erself, her donors and special interests, i'm fighting for america. pueblo know ere in what it takes to rebuild this city with t is a the -- [chanting] donald trump: friend or foe. foe.d or ell, he's got a very weak voice, culet him stay. but just be good, sir, be nice, nice. we all love you. you are on the other side. sanders the bernie people have more vigor than the hillary people

when i look at how they will ppa, and have that lead o a revised version of tpp, which i'm certain hillaryl support, i'm sorry, you look at track records of the woman minorities thugs. i can't vote for either of them. i voted for hillary, jill stein will make me proud to vote for. voted for hillary, i can't trump, u, if i voted for i would want to throw up. host: okay, that is what we're this election. guest: there is a portion of the can't ate who say, i support either clinton or trump and looking desperately for most people are saying the race comes down to be the next o will president and prefer to participate in that way. polls ow many more between now and election date? guest: that is a state secret, have a poll itely on the final weekend. long-time r hart, democratic pollster and a force behind the "wall street journal" poll. thank you for your time. guest: thank you very much. ost: last segment, return to the question about incivility in politics, we want a sense what causing it. is it the candidates, elect issues?te, call 202-748-8001 for republicans. 202-748-8002 for democrats. tw

her standard of raising the number o raising wages and focusing on the enforcement and national security angles, she would vote against them. her conclusion about the tpp, which is required to be voted on up or down, no amendments, is it falls 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, e

o-- go ahead, briefly. >> well, first, let me say, number one, when i saw the final agreement for tpp, i said i was against it, it didn't meet my test. i've had the same test. does it create jobs, raise incomes and fourth your our national security. it if i become president. donald has shipped jobs to 12 countries. he mentioned china. and one of the biggest problems we have with china is the illegal dumping of steel and aluminum into our markets. i have fought against that as a senator, i've stood up against it as secretary of state. donald has bought chinese steel and aluminum, in fact, the trump hotel right here in las vegas was made with chinese steel. so, he goes around with crocodile tears about how terrible it is, but he has given not american steelworkers. >> mr. trump? >> that's the kind of approach that is just not going to work. we're going to pull the country together, we're going to have trade agreements that we enforce, that's why i'm going to have a trade prosecutor for the first time in history, and we're going to enforce those agreements. and we're going look for businesses to help us by bu

o what do you say to agriculture interests? southwest i'm is a big agricultural area. >> i think it's pretty remarkable military that secretary clinton donald trump agree on, and oppose the tppecause they know it will continue to ship american jobs overseas, it's something that congressman young supports. the one area that they agree they know is so dangerous for our future and continue to ship our jobs overseas, he does support. i grew up on a family farm. when i talk to farmers they understand that their trade deals that did get our products to market. that have appropriate protections to protect american jobs. the tpp does not have proper environmental and labor standards in place. it will continue to ship jobs overseas. wanted to support, our number one could trade deal that you appropriate provisions in place but also the export-import bank of the export-import bank help small businesses and their products to market and move them overseas. the export-import bank supports 1500 jobs in iowa. it costs the taxpayers nothing. it returns $1 billion to the treasury every year and david young opposes the export-import bank. he voted against it, to shut it down. >> congressman y