and they are trying to give us the transpacific partnership now. [crowd booing] >> which will be a total disaster that hillary clinton called the gold standard. barack obama wants it. he is pressing it. it will be -- and i say this, nothing can be as bad as nafta, but it's going to be pretty close. so i just want to tell you we're not approving the transpacific partnership, just another catastrophe. [cheers and applause]

and they are trying to give us the transpacific partnership now. [crowd booing] >> which will be a total disaster that hillary clinton called the gold standard. barack obama wants it. he is pressing it. it will be -- and i say this, nothing can be as bad as nafta, but it's going to be pretty close. so i just want to tell you we're not approving the transpacific partnership, just another catastrophe. [cheers and applause] our trade deficit, with the world, with the world, all this work, our trade deficit, with the world is almost $800 billion a year. you think we have good negotiators? we have lost 1/3 of our manufacturing jobs since bill and hillary clinton gave us nafta. china is manipulating its currency and taking our jobs. that's called cheating. believe me, i have great relationships with china. done many deals with china. made a fortune with china. have the largest bank in the world, which is from china as one of my tenants. they're excellent and they just renewed their lease. i can't believe it but they just renewed their lease. so lots of co

the us wants other nations. he also says he will keep pushing for the us to ratify the transpacific partnership free trade deal. >>> it is time to bear down in space. nasa preparing to launch a new rocket with the help of the university of arizona scientist. the mission is to fly to a distant?, take a sample, and their return to earth. nasa posted this video. the university helped to camera suite. the rocket with a return in 2023. it is launching at cape canaveral at 4:05 pm. i cannot imagine the mathematics alone goes into something like that.>> science of space is mind blowing. i know i don't need to ask you this next question, but are you ready for some football? you had better get ready. >>> it is the opening up all broncos. the game probably won't look much like idiot the last time. cam nude and company are back and hungrier than ever for a ring. kickoff is tonight at 5:30 pm. you decide, do you think that was a cheap shot at our veterans coming from the patriots before the game on sunday? e first sunday night football game of the year and a little more added pressure for chandler jones, he is taking on hi

the world. and that's what this trade agreement is all about and in particular this transpacific partnership gives uss to the fastest-growing market in the world, and in the slow economy, the one thing americans should embrace, the words made in america are still the most treasured brand in the world and it just makes good economic sense for us to go out and sell to the 95% of the world's population that doesn't live in the united states. i wasn't surprised to see such an impressive group today. i hope your listeners will understand even in the midst of economic anxiety, one of the drivers of economic recovery has been the fact that we have been exporting more to the rest of the world. liz: i'm glad you brought that up. we export a lot to mÉxico, they import, but we export about 235 billion, make it 230, first six months of this year, we have already exported, i believe, about 132 billion. they are buying our stuff. a little bit less balanced in china. china is a consumer nation at this time. here is the complaint, ron, about the ttp and other trade deals. we lose jobs here in may recollect -- americ

they don't plan to take on the transpacific partnership, the big trade deal with asia. the white house usedt, not just for the trade relationship, but also for america's keeping its word and america's staying power in asia. he also talked about people in the united states that don't necessarily agree with him. listen. >> we have to be able to promote principles that rise above any individual religion, nationality, race. and that's what we've been trying to promote. not only successfully. not everybody in america agrees with me on this, by the way. >> reporter: he said maybe after the elections people will come together and focus on the issues more when they don't have the pressures of trying to be elected. he seems to also be implying that maybe some of the people who are opposed it to the tpp now aren't quite so opposed to it and the election putting the pressure on them of course, he didn't name any names there. there's also a question now that he gets back from the trip in a couple days what is he going to do for 2016? we've only seen him in a handful of events so far. there's been specu

the us. >> nafta is the worse trade deal, maybe ever signed, anywhere, but certainly ever signed in this country. and now you want to approve transpacific partnership. >> i know you live in your own reality, but that's not the facts. the fact are i did say i hoped it would be a good deal. but when it was negotiated, which i was not responsible for, i concluded it wasn't. >> now this was the first of three presidential debates, as clinton and trump are locked in a virtual tie in the latest polls. and last night, the debate sometimes turned personal. clinton bashed trump for not releasing his tax returns, trump responded that he would release his tax information when clinton produced the more than 30,000 emails that were deleted from the personal internet server she used as secretary of state. and, in the closing moments, this: >> she doesn't have the look. she doesn't have the stamina. i said she doesn't have the stamina. >> as soon as he travels to 112 countries, and negotiates a peace deal, a cease-fire, or even spends 11 hours testifying in front of a congressional committee, he can talk to me about stamina. >> soy, campaign 2016 is c

the transpacific partnership. no other time in the congress is less accountable to the people who entrust us to represent their interests. that's why it's called lame duck duck. retiring members still have a say and whose interests are they more likely to represent? sometimes corporate interests weigh in with offers with high dollars on their retirement or those fresh off and election a lame duck can pose pressures. i watched this play out to pass when the permanent normal trade relations with china passed. for china's vote, look at texas. the president secured five-member votes by promising a cleanup, a study on job losses and finalized an e.p.a. study for a pipeline and what happened to those promises? nothing. the factory closed. we have been told time and again that this is to create our jobs. americans deserve a vote from accountable elected representatives. no lame duck t.p.p. vote. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy gentleman is 2015, recognized. >> this evening i will be joined with three other veterans and among the four of us, three airborne ranger qualified veterans an

the transpacific partnership. the republican nominee has suggested 1% cuts across government programs. critics have responded by calling the plan magical thinking. it would have to overcome economic forces, among them, the increased usef technology in manufacturing and low-wage competition overseas. some have argued his proposals could add as much as $10 trillion to the national debt over the course of a decade. >> a former recall notice has lxe issued for samsung g galaxy note 7 -- let's listen to what some eager buyers are saying. i would say maybe $4000. i would have to think about it. it's not every time you will be in the front of the line. be one of the first ones to hold it and brag about it to my friends. i come almost every year on the dates released to buy it. -- on the day it is released to buy it. will conclude 17 months of negotiations between paris and new delhi. ministern prime announced a decision to purchase the jets and flyaway condition. in 2019.set to begin when 100remember people got sick with e. coli last year after eating at chipotle? openedt food chain has its purse strings and a settling claims with individuals that were affected. 119-year-old woman who wrapped -- ones racked up 19-year-old w

the potential for us is 10 times what it is now. >> plus, wells fargo under fire, samsung under pleasure, and the transpacific partnership under a microscope>> tpp is not the answer. >> global trade will go on, whether we are participating or not. it's up to the united states to lead. >> it's all straight ahead on "bloomberg best." ♪ angie: hello and welcome. i am angie lau. this is "bloomberg best." your weekly review of the most important business reviews from bloomberg television around the world. the week began with a jolt as the u.s. government officials investigated weekend bombings in new york and new jersey. an arrest on monday answered some questions and raised others still. ♪ >> a man identified as a suspect in planting bombs in manhattan and new jersey was captured today following a shootout with police. the weekend attack has put terror back on the front burner for the presidential campaign. >> you can see there a live shot of donald trump in fort myers, florida. my question to you is that the bombings seem to play right into his hands, given his rhetoric on closing down borders and kicking muslims out of the country. do we pre

the transpacific partnership and things like and allow the united and toto have a voice lead, which is what the world expects uso do. hopefully, congress gives it a chance. they have a decision to make. we will see what happens after that. david: thank you very much. u.s. secretary of agriculture tom vilsack joining us in new york. more coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ week" "bloomberg is this -- "bloomberg's nestweek -- businessweek" is out with a special election addition. >> we wanted to go back and explain what is making this election so unusual -- some would say even weird -- and how we got here. we took it from that perspective. david: we hear the stroke that , thisare two americas binary system. you take that apart and show that there are many more. >> we started with two and ended up with 242. our goal was to show how we got here by looking at how interests compete and overlap, so we look at all kinds of people all over the country. david: you are always so effectively using data and visuals. there i say this issue took that to a new level -- dare i say this issue took that to a new level. ellen: we did

the white house. it'sresident believes important for us and the congress to follow through and improved the transpacific partnership in the restroom by the -- bipartisan agreement about that. governor kasich study here with leading figures in the democratic party. to advocate for the completion of this agreement. it's not just for economic reasons but also suited -- a strategic. that's where the president believes the attention of the country should be because of the significant consequences for our country's future. will we hear more in the coming days precisely what he thinks about this? clear yournot calendar in anticipation of a lengthy presidential discourse on the subject. spin give meetings, president obama met with secretary clinton last night for a 15-20 minutes? >> that's correct. talk to her about the situation in syria or the trade deal? did he give her a get well card? his asked him about conversation with secretary clinton. they had an opportunity to visit for about 15 minutes or so. sowas a casual conversation policyas not a detailed discussion on syria or anything else, frankly. on's dow

the united states, have to lead. our leadership requires us to pursue high standard, innovative initiatives like the transpacific partnershipor tpp, a proposed agreement that is not only about boosting our economy at home and deepening our commercial ties in key markets, but an agreement that is also about strengthening our national security and strategic leadership in asia and across the globe. to fully understand the importance of this landmark trade deal -- and it is landmark. it is unlike any trade agreement that i voted on, and i voted on many, 1984 until i left the senate 3.5 years ago, four years ago. different. different because there are within the four corners of this agreement environmental standards that never existed before. there are labor standards that never existed before. and so we need to begin with a very fundamental proposition in understanding this agreement. either the united states of america is an asia-pacific power , or we are not. and the not carries with it serious consequences. we cannot just stand up and say to the world, we are a pacific power. we have to show it. in interactions and in our ch

the same people who gave us nafta. china's entry into the world trade organization, the job-killing trade deal with south korea, another disaster. and now the transpacific partnership that they are pushing so strongly. the verdict is in. all of the special interests that the media raced, which they raced to get comment from have been proven wrong over such a long period of time. every single deal they promoted, every lie and every prediction has crashed. just crashed. they've been so absolutely wrong, and they've been so bad for our country. our manufacturing base has crumbled. communities have been hollowed out. wages have declined. and households are making less today than they were in the year 2000. i propose a detailed plan to reform our trade policy and bring vast new jobs and wealth to america. we need our welfare. we don't have wealth. we are a debtor nation. this includes the following steps. i'm going to direct the secretary of commerce to identify every violation of trade agreements that a foreign country is using to harm our country, and our workers. that's what's happening. they're being harmed and our country is being harmed. i will use eve

hillary clinton are the same people who gave us nafta, china's entry into the trade world organization, the job killing trade deal with south korea, another disaster, and now the transpacific partnership that they are pushing so strongly. the verdict is in good all of the special interest that the media race to comment and just raced to commentate get comment get comment on, every single deal their primitive, every lie and every prediction has crashed. it just crash. wronge been so absolutely and they've been so bad for our country. our manufacturing base has crumbled. communities have been hollowed out. wages have declined and households are making less today than they were in the year 2000. a detailed plan to reform our trade policies and bring vast new jobs and wealth to america. -- we do not have wealth. we are a debtor nation. this includes the following steps. i am going to direct the secretary of commerce to identify every violation of trade agreement that a foreign country is using to harm our workers.nd our that is what's happening. they are being harmed and our country is being harmed. every tool under american and international law to end these abuses and i will

us. there is hardly anything that donald trump and hillary clinton agree on, except for their stated opposition to the transpacific partnership. president obama firmly backs the deal and wants to get it through congress in his last four months in office. today he called on business and national security leaders who joined him in the white house. i spoke to neil king, global economics editor at "the wall street journal." who did the president have at the white house? neil: most notable was ohio governor john kasich, who ran for the presidency on the republican side. the fact that he is a republican from a very important state and a big voice in congress having spent years there, is important. obama is trying to make this last-minute push to get congress to move on this trade deal and the only time he will be able to do it is the lame-duck after the election. laura: let's talk about the substance of the deal. what would it do for america and the countries involved? neil: this is a 12-country trade deal that includes japan, vietnam, mexico, canada. it has been in the works for years and there is a lot of credibility

ever been in my life, that is that we, the inted states, have to lead our leadership requires us to pursue high standards, innovative initiatives like the transpacific ownership. -- partnership. a proposed agreement that is not only a boost to our economy at home, and keeping our commercial iss, but in agreement that also by strengthening our national security and strategic leadership. to fully understand the importance of this landmark landmark,, it is unlike any trade agreement have this ised on, different. within the four corners of this agreement, there are environment of standards that never existed before. there are labor standards. begin with a very fundamental proposition in understanding this agreement. at the united states of america is an asian pacific power or we are not. the not carry serious consequences. we can't just stand up and say to the world, we are pacific power. we have to show it. we can't pick and choose where and only want to be involved. we can talk about the rebalancing asia one day and then sit on the sidelines the next. and expect to possibly send a credible message to partners around the world. foreign policy does not

hillary clinton are the same people who gave us nafta, china's entry into the world trade organization, the job-killing trade deal with south korea, another disaster, and now the transpacific partnership that they're pushing so strongly. the verdict is in. they just race to comment and race to get comment from. have been proven wrong over such a long period of time. every single deal they've promoted, every lie and every prediction has crashed. it just crashed. they've been so absolutely wrong and they've been so bad for our country. our manufacturing base has crumbled. communities have been hollowed out. wages have declined. households are making less today than they were in the year 2000. i proposed a detailed plan to reform our trade policies and bring vast new jobs and wealth to america. we need our wealth back. we don't have wealth. we are a debtor nation. this includes the following step. i'll direct the secretary of congress to identify every violation of trade agreement that a foreign country is using to harm our country and our workers. that's what's happening. they're being harmed. our country is being harmed. i will use every tool under american and internationa

hillary clinton, the same people who gave us nafta, china's entry into the world trade organization, the job killing trade deal with south korea, another disaster, and now the transpacific partnership that they're pushing so strongly. they just race to get comments from, have been proven long for over such a long period of time. every prediction has crashed. it has just crashed. they've been so absolutely wrong and they've been so bad for our country. wages have declined and households are making less today than they were in the year 2000. i proposed a detail plan to reform our trade policies and bring vast new jobs and wealth to america. we need our wealth back. this includes the following steps. i'm going to direct the secretary of congress to identify every violation of trade agreement that a foreign country is usinging to harm our country and our workers. that's what's happening. they're being harmed and our country is being harmed. i will use every tool under american and international law to end these abuses, and i will use our greatest business leaders and finest negotiators, and i will tell you some of them are in this room right now. not all of them but some. a

from texas a great number of us working to make certain that our colleagues know about the damage inflicted if we go forward with the current format of the t.p.p. the transpacific partnership. it's important for us to be pro-worker, pro-business, pro-trade in a free -- or rather a fair capacity. not a free and open ended concept that has been part and parcel to negotiated deals before this. now what i hear often times is that the biggest problem that has come when talking to manufacturers in north yeast u.s. is that -- northeast u.s. is many of the arrangements in the contracts were never implemented. the contracts may have been a little weak or unfair to begin with, but when you add to that the lack of genuine implementation, then you really have compounded the damage and the pain is real and it is the exodus of many, many jobs in upstate new york, that is the territory of the 20th congressional district. now, mark, i have to tell you, i am the host community, my 20th congressional seat in new york, eastern end to the erie canal corridor. that gave birth to a number of milltowns. they took a little town called new york and said they were going to make it a por

wall street in the corporations are at wielding influence using lobbyists, campaign donations and subtle promises of future jobs to get the global deals they want. opal feels like a transpacificthe profits of wall street's corporations and make the richest 1% even richer but they will will conjure you to the steady shrinkage of the american middle class. that quote was posted by robert reich former secretary of labor for the clinton administration and our opposition tonight. next i would like to quote at 2000 article about the decision of electrolux. we have had electrolux vacuums in my house in connecticut. they will leave greenville michigan for mexico. governor jennifer granholm was disappointed by electrolux decision to abandon greenville. she promised to persuade the company tuesday to stay assembling a package of more than 120 million in state and local tax credits. the city offered to build the plant, the local union agreed to give as up as much is $33 million in wages. they said there's nothing you can do to compensate for the fact that we are able to pay $1.57 an hour to mexico granholm recalls. that's when i started to say quoting governor granholm nafta and cafta h

the same people who gave us nafta. china's entry into the world trade organization, the job-killing trade deal with south korea, another disaster. and now the transpacific partnership that they are pushing so strongly. the verdict is in. all of the special interests that the media raced, which they raced to get comment from have been proven wrong over such a long period of time. every single deal they promoted, every lie and every present dick shon has just crashed. they have been so absolutely wrong and been so bad for our country. our manufacturing base has crumbled. communities have been hollowed out. wages have declined. and households are making less today than they were in the year 2000. i propose a detailed plan to reform our trade policy and bring vast new jobs and wealth to america. we need our welfare. e don't have wealth. a foreign country is using to to harm our ry workers and our country is being harmed. i will use every tool to end these abuses and i will use our greater leaders and finest negotiators and i will tell you some of them are in this room right now. not all of them, but some. i know who you are and we are going to be calling on

the same people who gave us nafta. china's entry into the world trade organization, the job-killing trade deal with south korea, another disaster. and now the transpacific partnership that they're pushing so strongly. the verdict is in. all of the special interests that the media raced -- they just raced to comment and raced to get comment from, have been proven wrong over such a long period of time. every single deal they've promoted, every lie, and every prediction has crashed. it's just crashed. they've been so absolutely wrong. and they've been so bad for our country. our manufacturing base has crumbled, communities have been hollowed out, wages have declined and households are making less today than they were in the year 2000. i proposed a detailed planning to reform our trade policies and bring vast new jobs and wealth to america. we need our wealth back. we don't have wealth. we are a debtor nation. this includes the following steps. i'm going to direct the secretary of commerce to identify every violation of trade agreement that a foreign country is using to harm our country and our workers. that's what's happening. they're being harmed and our

the controversial transpacific tip deal. don't worry, we'll get to the south china sea, turkey and, of course, donald trump later in the interview. president obama, thank you so much for joining us. >> great to see you. >> one of the centerpieces of your foreign policy has been the so-called pivot to asia, the idea of moving towards that part of the world where all of the dynamism exists. it looks as though hillary clinton and paul ryan and donald trump is against it. >> i don't think that's correct. the politics of trade have always been complicated. let me back up and say that the idea of the rebalance was not to neglect other parts of the globe in favor of asia. it was rather to recognize that for a decade we have not been paying attention to asia at a time when it was undergoing this enormous transformation, the world's most populist region, the most dynamic market and that we had to make sure that we reminded ourselves as well as the region that we're an asia-pacific power and the transpacific agreement is an historic agreement cobbled together among a very diverse set of countries. and the basic argument is simple. this is going to be the world's largest market. and if we'

he would like it to be the successful conclusion of the transpacific partnership at best, had say coin flip right now. but he's going to surprise us on international relations. i will tell you one place that i would the no be shocked at all if after the election and before obama leaves office he decides is he going to recognize pal stein. you know, he has been so focused on wanting to move the israelis to a better place. his relationship with netanyahu after a year and a half of kerry trying went nowhere. they're building, continue to build settlements. the two straight solution is dead. israel-pal stein is nowhere on the priorities of the middle east or the europeans right now. the sanctions process in yurp isn't really moving. here is a place where obama could do something that many europeans have already done. he knows hill roe or trump wouldn't do it. and he would have a legacy. i think he's going to do things like that or at least try to. i know he wanted to make a trip to iran. politically that's probably not feasible right now. but that's the kind of thing he's looking at before january you leave us with a tantalizing idea,

the transpacific partnership. how much worry is there that we could start to see unraveling and a loss of momentum? since 2008 and the financial crisis, global trade has been down. it used a major driver of growth now it has become a drag. in this environment, interestingly enough, china's trade has been gaining market share against other trading partners. even though exports and imports are down, it's down less compared to other trading partners. what's interesting is that the topic of overcapacity claim -- came up quite a bit. obviously a huge industry with a lot of overcapacity and he called it a global issue with china. obviously there have been some accusations of china dumping trading to other partners. there's a lot of talk about how china can resolve the overcapacity issue and really trying to get the chinese industry to be much more efficient. ,carlet: all right, jing ulrich thank you so much for joining us today. coming up, apple pulls back the curtain on a new product. a water resistant, faster iphone seven with no speaker port. this is bloomberg. ♪ i'm mark- mark: crumpton, let's get to first word news. donald trump calling for an increase in military person

the same people who gave us nafta. china's entry into the world trade organization, the job-killing trade deal with south korea, another disaster. and now the transpacific partnership that they are pushing so strongly. the verdict is in. all of the special interests that the media raced, which they raced to get comment from have been proven wrong over such a long period of time. every single deal they promoted, every lie and every prediction has crashed. just crashed. they've been so absolutely wrong, and they've been so bad for our country. our manufacturing base has crumbled. communities have been hollowed out. wages have declined. and households are making less today than they were in the year 2000. i propose a detailed plan to reform our trade policy and bring vast new jobs and wealth to america. we need our welfare. we don't have wealth. we are a debtor nation. this includes the following steps. i'm going to direct the secretary of commerce to identify every violation of trade agreements that a foreign country is using to harm our country, and our workers. that's what's happening. they're being harmed and our country is being harmed. i will use eve

election will give -- i mean, the level of vitriol in the election is going to tell us something about whether the slim chance for tpp passing, the transpacificme duck session has any chance. i think that's going to be -- >> there's no chance. >> i think that's going to weigh on the market toward year end. i think the chances are slim to none. fit goes to none, that may weigh on the market. i think the market is going to look through to the policies of what the next president is going to focus on. i think that will be interesting and those will unfold before year end as the president elect announces their likely cabinet. >> peter, great to see you, sir. thank you. >> nice to see you. thanks for having me. >>> a few stocks to watch today. lennar reported quarterly profit of $1.01 a share. that was 12 cents above estimate. and new orders up 8% from last year with deliveries up 7%. shares of ascena changes. owner of ann taylor. posted weaker than expected earnings and offering a down beat full year forecast. seaworld is suspending its quarterly dividend after paying out a final installment to shareholders next month. the money saved on dividend

policy but in particular we are talking about trade and what has been known as tpp the transpacific partnership and that brings usst fact checks of evening what did hillary clinton say about tpp, what did she mean by what she was saying? first, watch this. >> you call that the gold standard preview called at the gold standard of trade deals and he said it's the finest deal you have ever seen and then you heard what i said about it and all of a sudden you are against it. >> all right, she says no i never called that the gold standard and in fact she did say that on the trip overseas back in 2012 to australia. hillary clinton did refer to a deal that at that point was just taking shape as the gold standard. she didn't say she expressed tonight that she simply hoped it would turn out well so that was one for trump side. now on the other side of things very interesting response from the trump team. as the debate was going on to a discussion that came up fairly early on in the debate had to do with climate change and the topic of climate change obviously is important but the way the trump team responded is very intere

the transpacific partnership. then college tuition reform. then mr. trump please stop shouting. secretary clinton, can i get you a us to call a doctor? finally, no, mr. trump, we did not catch global warming from the mexicans. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] those are the main categories. then at the end there will be a freestyle insult section. so that will be fine. it's cute nbc thinks they're going to cover topics are here's my prediction. hillary clinton and donald trump are either going to murder each other on stage, or have amazing sex, possibly both. hillary clinton is getting -- reportedly getting a very unlikely vote in this election from former republican president george h.w. bush. president bush reportedly told robert kennedy's daughter in what he thought was a private conversation that he's voting for hillary. his staff said who the former president is voting for is a personal matter but they did not deny it. i never thought i'd see the day where a bush is voting for a clinton. donald trump is bringing people together. whatever you want to say about him. meanwhile, his son, donald trump jr., should probably be sent

i want to begin by thanking president obama for giving us us inportunity to join expressing our dues yet the support for the transpacific partnership today. i am honored to be among the bipartisan gathering of leaders that included governors, ceo's, financial individuals from the financial sector, former treasury secretary. thati was honored atlanta was hosting the final round of negotiations, in my judgment the most aggressive trade agreement in u.s. history. i am proud that more than 100 mayors have stayed shoulder to shoulder with the president in tpp.ffort to pass in atlanta, small businesses are the backbone of our local economy and the primary drivers of growth and innovation. nationally, we know they represent more than 98% of businesses in our country, but only about 1% of those of small businesses are engaged in international trade. pass tpp, id tpp -- am confident that number will increase. barriers andce focus on small business exports by cutting tariffs and reducing nontariff barriers, opening the fast-growing pacific rim region of the world. represent 12%es of global gdp and account for 1/3 of global trade.

the ap fact checker very quick quickly called her out those were words she used and she has waivered an it relates to transpacific partnership and a donald trump also nailed her for support of nafta o husband's support of nafta. she did not differentiate herself from her husband who was president at the time when that deal was sko mated with that donald trump scored points and specifically very specifically connects with his base. some important states like wrer manufacture rg has hit like ohio, and the state of pennsylvania. >>> so here we are, much so which was made about this first debate. how many people would be watching. and this would be the one that might sway viewers. these to go. a ways to go until election day. but do you think this one lived up to its hype? >> it did live up to its hype. i think it will probably be the most watched. we'll see most watch in history up until now was 1980. one debate between reagan and carter that drew around 80 million people. i suspect the viewer ship will be higher. because it was so unpredictable. why so many people tuned in how are they going to match up we've never

the transpacific partnership. it has been negotiated over the last few years between 12 countries.ny -- it was to tie us closer politicallythat surround china. donald trump position as he will negotiate good trade deals and if he can't, he will put massive tariffs on imports from the countries that don't respect him. the hillary clinton position is she is in favor of fair trade deals that we don't know what that means. i think the reason we are in this place on trade is that people who got these trade agreements past starting with nafta failed to recognize the fact that there were going to be winners and losers. they said trade is good for a so let's do more. that younot realize and i are winners, our cars and close are cheaper and everything we buy is cheaper but the people who used to make those in the united states don't make these things in the united states anymore the number of cars in the united states is not risen like it has in mexico so you have people who did that stuff who are unhappy and of seeing their wages go down substantially. what we should have done is taken some of those benefits we got it and share t

hillary clinton are the same people who gave us nafta, china's entry into the world trade organization, the job-killing trade deal with south korea, another disaster and now the transpacific partnership that they're pushing so strongly. the verdict is in, all of the special interests that the media raced to comment and raced to get comment from have been proven wrong over such a long period of time. every single deal they've promoted, every line and every prediction has crashed. it's just crashed. they've been so absolutely wrong and they've been so bad for our country. our manufacturing base has crumbled. communities have been hollowed out, wages have declined and households are making less today than they were in the year 2000. i proposed a detailed plan to reform our trade policies and bring vast new jobs and wealth to america. we need our wealth back we don't have wealth, we are a debtor nation. this includes the following steps. i'm going to direct the secretary of commerce to identify every violation of trade agreement that a foreign country is using to harm our country and our workers. and that's what's happening. they're being harmed and our country is being harme