they did on the usmca. rated last year as the most liberal member of the united states senate and actually voted against the usmca because she said it did not go far enough on climate change. you all deserve to know that she put her radical, environmental agenda ahead of michigan jobs and michigan autoworkers. [booing] i promise you, under president donald trump, we are always going to put american jobs and american workers first. [cheers and applause] then you have energy to play such an important role. it drives prosperity in michigan all across the heartland in this country. i know that you have heard it. joe biden and kamala harris, over the last year, have repeatedly said that they want to ban fracking and abolish fossil fuels. joe biden actually said in the presidential debate the other night -- and how good was president trump in that debate? am i right? that was a great night. 90 minutes at the end of the debate, if you're still up, and they start to talk about energy. joe biden actually said that a

under the usmca, are dairy exports to canada are expected to surge by at least 100%.

. >> [cheers and applause] >> i sended the nafta nightmare and replaced it with a brand new usmca. just think about it. i only ran because of them. i said that during the debate. joe, you never thought of this. i ran because of you people because you did such a bad job. he had no response to that. [laughing]. >> with the usmca our dairy exports to canada are expected to surge by 100%. >> [cheers and applause] >> it just went into effect. we won't be losing our companies to mexico and canada. we won't have our companies closeup and get rid of everybody. fire everybody and move and do the same product in mexico. up everybody. fire everybody and move and do the same product in mexico. it's the reason i ran. joe biden is a corrupt politician. they took millions of dollars from the chinese communist party while vice-president biden shipped your jobs to china. how the hell can he negotiate with china with the money they take? the fake news don't want to cover it. his son manages million dollars a year. where is hunter? we haven't found him. he is still looking for his laptop from hell. >

i also ended the nafta nightmare replacement with a brand-new usmca. and the usmca is expected to great tens of thousands of jobs that include powerful productions to keep your auto lines going. wait until you see what happens. one of the biggest beneficiaries will be estate named michigan. [cheers and applause] and when general motors went bankrupt, biden and obama through the workers of the delphi corporation to the wolv wolves. is there anybody from delphi here? we are working on getting it taken care of. they were taking advantage of. you know about that. in order to restore that pensions of health care benefits promised

it's hard to overstate the importance of the usmca, this is the single biggest bipartisan legislative victory for this president and the administration. it's a huge deal. it's better than it has been since 2009 and that means it's better than it has been for 7 out of 8 of the years that obama was president.

nafta is gone and the usmca is here to stay. i don't know if you knew about this. nafta, it might have been unintentional. i don't know. i was not around back then. there were these perverse incentives to move auto parts out of the country. be made in north america, and 40% of the parts have to be made by workers who make the average hourly wage of workers and the united states of america. we have taken the incentive away to move jobs out of the united states. workers and ar win for workers all across america. [applause] it is. >> "four more years!" i with her. >> "four more years!" that sheurprised started cheering. it is a win for autoworkers, and you know it. you all in michigan deserve to know that kamala harris was one of only 10 senators to vote against the usmca. she and i had a little bit of a debate over and salt lake city a couple of weeks ago. [cheers and applause] thank you. i've tried to call her out on a lot of issues. the truth is, she said that she voted against one, there are only 10 senators who voted against this. 90 senators in washington do not

by the way, usmca just kicked in, it's great.r companies are not going to be moving to mexico or canada anymore, i can tell you. [applause] biden enthusiastically voted for china's entry into the world trade organization, decimating your manufacturing and enriching china at your expense. and you were one of the biggest victims, this state. you lost 50% of your manufacturing jobs after biden's nafta and china disasters. he signed it along with other people, but he was one of the people that pushed it. decade after decade, vote after vote, sleepy joe biden has betrayed pennsylvania. you know that. he repeatedly tried to cut social security and medicare. you did not know that until a week ago, when we started showing you the clips. bernie sanders exposed him on that. now after years of economic treachery, he wants to ban fracking, and he is going to. what about his wonderful running mate? [crowd booing] they asked her about fracking. she has only said about 300 times there will never be fracking. now she says joe wants it. she says

and the usmca is here. it is a win for south carolina and america.rs and applause] now you all deserve to know that joe biden's running mate, kamala harris -- [crowd booing] i had a debate with her a couple of weeks ago in salt lake city. [cheers and applause] thank you. thank you. i mean, i tried to point out in that debate that she was one of only 10 senators to vote against the usmca. she said it didn't go far enough on climate change. i mean, the usmca leveled the playing field for manufacturing in this country, opened up markets for our agriculture to the north and south like never before, but kamala harris voted against it. i mean, she put her radical environmental agenda ahead of south carolina jobs, workers, and south carolina farmers, and i promise you, when it comes to trade, president trump will always put america first. [cheers and applause] and on health care, you remember the disaster of obamacare, right? [crowd booing] i do. i was in the congress when they foisted that on the country. remember, they said if you like your doctor, you ca

[cheers and applause] i ended the nafta nightmare and replaced it with a brand-new usmca. just kicked in, just kicked in. you know how i know it is good? because mexico and canada are not so happy. they said couldn't we keep nafta? i said no. we want to. we demand it. okay, that's okay we put 25% tariff on every car you send in. like i said, wouldn't we like to see the um sca? no, i said if you want to keep it you can bet i will tariff the

nafta is gone and the usmca is here to stay. and it is a win for arizona and a win for america.se] you all deserve to know that joe biden's running mate -- kamala harris, who last year was the most liberal in the u.s. senate -- you deserve to know that she was only one of 10 senators, right? she was only one of 10 who voted against the usmca, even though it was a huge win for arizona and for our country. kamala harris said it did not go far enough on climate change. kamala harris put her environmental agenda ahead of arizona jobs and ahead of arrows on a workers. when it comes to trade, i will make you a promise, president trump will always put american workers and american jobs first. [applause] >> usa. usa usa usa usa. usa. vp pence: man, i love arizona. and when it comes to energy, you know, joe biden and kamala harris spent the last year saying that they would [indiscernible] fracking and abolish fossil fuels. joe biden was in the presidential debate last week, how good did president trump doing that presidential debate? am i right? how great was that? if you stuck with it,

nafta is gone and the usmca is here to stay. [cheers] it is a huge win for nevada.t is a huge win for america. men and women, you all deserve to know. joe biden's running mate kamala harris was one of only 10 senators who voted against the usmca. it is no surprise that she was rated as the most liberal member of the united states senate a year ago. usmcated against the because she said it did not go far enough in climate change. she put her agenda ahead of nevada workers. trade, iomes to promise you, president donald trump will always put nevada and america first. [cheers and applause] and on energy, the contrast continues. joe biden and kamala harris said over the last year repeatedly that they want to ban fracking and abolish fossil fuels. said in the biden presidential debate last week, and how well did president trump do in that presidential debate am i right? ,was not a great night? -- wasn't that a great night? you got to the end of the debate, right? yeah, we need to transition from the oil industry. the president put it well. he said, that is a big statement

she was only one of 10 senators, who voted against the usmca.though it was a huge win for arizona and for our country, kamala harris said it did not go far enough on climate change. kamala harris put her environmental agenda ahead of arizona jobs and ahead of arrows .- arizona workers when it comes to trade, i will make you a promise, president trump will always put american workers and american jobs first. [applause] >> usa. usa usa usa usa. usa. vp pence: man, i love arizona. and when it comes to energy, you know, joe biden and kamala harris spent the last year saying that they would bansih fracking and abolish fossil fuels. joe biden was in the presidential debate last week, how good did president trump doing that presidential debate? am i right? how great was that? if you stuck with it, it got to the end of the presidential debate, only a couple minutes left, and they start talking about energy. joe biden said "america needs to transition from the oil industry." i loved it when the president said, that's a big statement. boy was it. they hav

nafta is gone, and the usmca is a huge win for north carolina and america.ean, there are estimates that we will sell another 2 billion more in -- $2 billion more in agricultural goods alone to met -- to mexico and canada. and not just joe biden sen. warren: record --'s record of doing nothing, but you should know something about his running mate. i had a little debate with kamala harris and salt lake city -- in salt lake city a couple of weeks back. thank you. it is quite a night. theni tried to point out that kamala harris was one of 10 senators to vote against the usmca. dealn, here is a trade that puts our manufacturers first and agriculture first, a huge win for north carolina. kamala harris said that it did not go far enough on climate change. her radicals put environmental agenda ahead of north carolina jobs and north carolina farmers. i promise you that president donald trump and i will put north carolina workers and farmers first. and, on energy, and on energy, joe biden and kamala harris spent the whole last year talking about how they want to ban f

i entered the nafta nightmare and proudly signed the brand-new usmca into law. that's going to be a big deal. just kicked in. wisconsin dairy farms were decimated under the obama and biden nightmare. there were decimated, and now you are doing very well, and you know, canada took advantage of you very much. you know that, right? not anymore. under the usmca, are dairy exports to canada are expected to surge by at least 100%. and we got rid of the tariffs. you know the tariffs. they used a charger -- you didn't know this, you like the song "oh canada." hockey game, nice song, the national anthem, right? they stand for the national anthem, our people have to stand for our national anthem. they have to stand. but canada treated us badly. 287% tariff. can you believe that? think of it. i learned about that, i said it's time to get out of the crazy nafta. nafta was a terrible thing. biden and obama through the workers of delphi corporation to the wolves. their pensions were wiped out. i signed in order to restore the pensions and health care benefits, promised the wo

we are looking at additional trade deals like usmca. all that will help create new incentives for a strong economic recovery. i say don't change course is midstream. stay with the guy in the policies that brought you to this prosperity dance. and the other team disagrees, i understand that pride we are going to have an election on tuesday. at some future point we will do the outcome. but that is our point of view. we are not aiming it sucks particularly, but we are saying in general after this big jump in gdp we should be growing at five or 6% next year. then we should grow at 3% plus the following years. that is the normal prosperity cycle, we did it once we can do it again. >> he said the stock market is in a correction paired how does that play out the rest of this fall? >> you are asking for an investment strategy are you sure you and hear that? >> you are the president's top economic adviser but you are a correction, how far is it going to correct? >> i don't know robert, nobody ever knows. i'm not even get a hazard a guess. i do t

usmca isgone and the here to stay. [cheers and applause] vice pres.ce: and when it comes to energy, joe biden and the radical left wants to crush american energy. and american jobs under a true trillion dollar version -- to trillion dollar version -- $2 trillion version of the green new deal. the president at the last debate had to remind joe biden that he supported the green new deal, and he might just remind him again tonight. [cheers and applause] i mean, i pence: mean, the green new deal, on their campaign website is essentially the same as aoc's we new deal. -- green new deal. that's according to usa today. the green new deal would require the retrofitting of 4 million two millionldings, homes, would raise the cost of electricity for every home and business in indiana and in america. president trump? he's been a champion for american energy. we ended the war on coal, expanded energy production all aer america, and now we are net exporter of energy for the first time in 70 years. [cheers and applause] we energy pence: independence. -- we are energ

i also ended the nafta nightmare replacement with a brand-new usmca. and the usmca is expected to great tens of thousands of jobs that include powerful productions to keep your auto lines going. wait until you see what happens. one of the biggest beneficiaries will be estate named michigan. [cheers and applause] and when general motors went bankrupt, biden and obama through the workers of the delphi corporation to the wolv wolves. is there anybody from delphi here? we are working on getting it taken care of. they were taking advantage of. you know about that. in order to restore that pensions of health care benefits promised to workers in wisconsin, ohio, and michigan. they were treated very badly and so were you. i will never let anyone rip off our great american worker. i will not do it. it joe biden has made a corrupt bargain exchange for his party's nomination. he's handed control of his party over to the enraged socialist marxist and left-wing extremis extremists. if item wins come about flag burning radicals on the streets will be running your go

he didn't do it on usmca or the tax cuts.ost never in almost four years and first year as president. two, senate republicans at $1.3 trillion, nancy pelosi at $2.4 trillion. a big gap and neither willing to come down from that. i don't care if wall street analysts who largely no nothing and the don't understand the political landscape say there's a number in the middle. of course there's a number in the middle. always a number in the middle of two numbers. that number was impossible to to reach because of political dynamics. even if they met in the middle of that amount, doesn't mean there would have been a deal. senate republicans were very wary of this. i know because i've talked to dozens of them in the last couple weeks as this unfolded. truth is they've been in these two positions now for 12 to 15 weeks's haven week. they haven't moved. markets are woefully uneducated about washington. republicans have said what the president has said about a piecemeal deal since july. i was just thinking this morning. i talked to mark m

the united states, mexico, canada agreement, the usmca, we are going to see more and more growth in and the usmca also means more opportunity for agricultural producers, like dairy farmers and dairy producers in new mexico. i believe we can be doing more with the farm bill to be able to support land grants and smaller farmers so we get more business opportunities in ag as well. national labs and military bases. by continuing to drive investments into these, i believe we can spur more startups through tech transfer. i have been one of the leaders, not just on the bipartisan tech transfer caucus, but moving policy so we can get that technology into the hands of entrepreneurs and commercialize it at home. and then, open up public-private partnerships with our national labs. i have opened up legislation that is pending in the u.s. senate that would create a foundation to attract private capital so we can spur more innovation and start upset home. i am excited about new mexico's future. all of that will only happen if we can pass an infrastructure package to make sure we can close the digita

proud of the fact that we got the va hospital in garland and to pass the usmca. we got a signed copy of that from president trump because of my efforts. i'm proud that we lead the efforts to get the bullet train done and have worked to lower your health care costs while standing up to this administration when they tried to take it away. i've done that will being endorsed by organizations ranging from the u.s. chamber of commerce to u.s. labor groups. the choice in the selection is clear. i have a record of bipartisan accomplishments that received a 95% rating from the u.s. chamber of commerce in bipartisanship. the challenge we are facing as a nation and as a community are enormous. nearly 220,000 americans are dead, 12 million jobs have been lost, and we are more divided in many ways than we have ever been. people are rightfully worried about the future of their democracy. the stakes in this election could not be higher. your health care is on the ballot. how we defeat pandemic is on the ballot. our very democracy is on the ballot. the people of north texas made

usmca also helps dairy farmers from minnesota, michigan across to wisconsin because we can sell morein michigan, for example, our tariff policy, little things like tart cherries. i dont know if you know this. traverse city is the tart cherry capital of the world. turkey is dumping cherries into the united states. president trump comes to the rescue with tariffs. people, particularly in the battleground states in michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania, as well as minnesota, understand that president trump does have a blue collar focus. i was just in minnesota, a place called duluth complex just north of duluth in the north land and twin ports area. it's the largest reserves of copper and nickel untapped in the world. president trump wants to mine those for prosperity. obama and biden were hostile to that. when you look across -- we don't see it as the rust belt anymore. we see it as the trump prosperity belt. and we really have a strong focus there. >> but, of course, sir, having a job isn't necessarily a job where you can prosper. we saw wage growth down specifically in that region. >>

katty: briefly on trade, when you were there, it was nafta, now that is the usmca for mexico. all wrapped up with america or coulre be further changes? katy: that was something biden also backed and that isco something mes very focused on. mexico relies heavily on thefo u.s., anthe u.s. to bounce backhe,er it is biden or trump, that is something me.cans are going to focus but lopez oberador, i for him a domestic policy that goes on in the country. katty: katy, another country in the region that might be afcted is venezuela. president trump supportedsi opon leader juan guaido. could there ben change i policy and the white house if joe biden becomes president? katy:t is very important as a country because of the amount ou veans in the u.s. and other will vote. i don't think the issue of sanctions will go away joe biden has said sanctions are portant. he has back juan guaido as welln so they arehe same page in that respect. but i think whate will see is not so much that aggressive tone of sanctions, and just punishing maduro, but trying to help the venezuelans with humanitarian i

the phase one china deal, a great example certainly with the usmca. we have had japan, our number three trade partner locked into a trade deal and we are working euthe e you write -- the right now. >> what do you see as the greatest non-covid security threat to america? i can answer this a couple different ways. , ofou look at our security course our national debt is a crisis that we rarely do need to face. externally, we have what we call the big four. , china and, iran russia. those are very bad actors and we have to keep our eye on them in the national security space. this i can talk to because i am a combat veteran. i remain engaged with our security forces as they are employed around the world. we have many of our national guardsmen serving in the middle east. we have them serving in kosovo. we have them serving in africa. i do understand why we need to keep our eye on the big four. terrorist activities and proxies set out by a ran and others. certainly, we need to adjust the domestic situation of our debt as well. question.w-up in september, the

we knocked the hell out of it and we got the brand-new usmca. and sleepily joe can't do that.s no idea what we just said. he's sitting in his basement watching. he has no idea. i was having a great hair day, then i heard you had 40-mile-an-hour winds. i said give me the cap. i don't do it often. but i'm looking at that beautiful sight. is that beautiful? it's beautiful -- as beautiful as that is -- osha. i don't know i would want to be one of those people in that corner. i think it's magnificent. i would get out of there. but they have no fear. they have confidence in trump. it's great to be back in wisconsin with thousands of loyal, hard working american patriots. it's a great honor. and we are doing great. we are doing really well. we should have a republican governor. because frankly you have got to open your state up. get back to school. i will tell you what, we had a little problem in florida. we had a surge, then it went away. we had a big problem texas, we had a surge, but it opened up. arizona had a surge, it's opened up. our country is opening. when you look at our nu

people deserve to know, senator harris was one of only 10 members of the senate to vote against the usmca a huge win for american automakers. it was a huge win for american farmers, especially dairy in the midwest. tom: i would suggest the most important moment in our political season. normality with the vice president and senator. extraordinary to see the hugely anticipated vice presidential debate last night, getting remarkable comments on it. the quiet topic. we need to shift to the cacophony madness of brexit. francine: i don't know if it is quiet. seems like negotiations are stepping up. they could break down within u.k. will walk from the eu if there is no clear deal next week. the issue over fishing rights appears to be stagnant. tom every day. we have been talking about fisheries. talk about the self-imposed october deadline. >> this is imposed by boris summit of eu leaders by october 15. he wants to see the outlines of possible. it is clear the eu is perfectly prepared to let talks run on until the end of october, possibly november. the december 31 end of the transition period wi

nafta, president donald trump renegotiated our trading relationship with mexico and canada and the usmcait's a huge win for arizona in a huge win for america. [applause] finally, joe biden and the democratic party support abortion on demand. they support using taxpayer dollars to pay for abortion all the way up to the moment of birth. [crowd boos] i tell you, i cannot be more proud of the vice president to a president who stands without apology for the sanctity of human life. president donald trump is the most pro-life president in american history. [cheering and applause] when you look at their agenda, it is clear. joe biden democratic party had been overtaken by the radical left. joe biden would mean nothing more than a trojan horse for the extreme agenda of the radical left. joe biden says democracy is on the ballot on november 3. i think our economic recovery is on the ballot. i think law and order are on the ballot but i also think there are things more foundational to our country that are on the ballot. i think in this election year when it is all said and done it will not be wheth

we made the usmca, united states, mexico, canada trade deal. but we were there. were being made. and then we got hit with the pandemic, with the rest of the world. and china kept it out of the rest of china but they didn't keep it out of the world. so we could never forget that. i'll tell you what, what will bring us all together is success. it's going to happen, too. it's going to happen. our congressmen will be having lunch soon with a radical left, maybe aoc. i don't know about that. that might be a step too far. omar. he'll be having lunch with ill -- ilhan omar, who truly hates this country. we're going to win because of ilhan. we're going to win minnesota because of her. i don't care how well we do. i'm not having lunch with her, right? well, he's a warrior. he knows what he's doing. i'm delivering a safe vaccine and a rapid recovery. you see what we're doing with the vaccine? i'm here. me, i'm here. right? [applause] we got great doctors, walter reed medical center, incredible doctors, johns hopkins. one thing when you're president, they have a lot of doct

now you have great usmca.'s enter into the world trade organization, which made china into a powerful force, obliterating your industries and lawing waste to your towns -- laying waste to your cities, your towns, your states. i ended the nafta nightmare and replaced it with that brand new, beautiful usmca, mexico, canada. urn my leadership we achieved the most secure border nor u.s. history, our southern border, and we're finishing the wall. 400 miles plus already built. [cheers and applause] think of that. 400 miles. do you know what 400 miles is? that's a lot. we'll be finished very shortly, and it's exactly what they wanted. i said to the border patrol, give me your best, just give -- i figured it would be nice concrete plank boom, boom, boom, right? precast. that was my business. i was really good at that business. so i saw a concrete plank, boom. and it turned out they don't want that. they want steel and concrete, and they want vision and all sorts of things. but in the end, they were right. we're doing

[applause] everyone said that would be and probably do signed the new usmca into law, mexico, canadand it just kicked in. the difference is unbelievable. do you know how i know that it is good? because those two countries are not quite as happy. disaster thomas 60,000 factories went to different countries. , it was a terrible thing to have signed and everybody said it would be impossible to terminate and i terminated it and we have the usmca, which is great for us and it makes it very tough. in the wall is a must complete. -- and the wall is a most complete. [applause] he says, bill the well. but you know -- he says build the wall. you know the press does not talk about it anymore. it has created such an unbelievable strong border, you have no idea, and in mexico also, mexico has given us 27,000 soldiers. to protect our borders and you have to do it. because it is not right. and we do not have people. and remember when i came in, the caravans? of people were try to come in and i said you cannot do it and you do not hear about it in the stores anymore. you do not hear about the wall a

there is the usmca that replaced it. usmca is similar in a lot of ways to nafta.u want to call it a rebranding, i think that's an oversimplification but in the right direction of understanding with the usmca is about. nafta thepart of president give attention to would be the drug trade, the heroin and fentanyl coming to our country. it's a very well-kept secret. clinton buried some of this evidence. hiller went got much cheaper when we got nafta because that truck was able to pour over the border. was able to pour over the border. the president needs to do a lot more, as i explained in my book. that is a factor -- after aspect of nafta and the china trade that does not get talked about. host: ohio, middletown. supporter of the president. this is roger. caller: thanks for taking my call. i went to school with one of the pence people a long time ago. nicest people. honest. my position right now is that this is going to be the greatest runaway of any election. mr. trump and mr. pence are going to win. there are jobs, jobs, jobs. i went to pennsylvania. jobs in every

you take something like trade, for example, and the deal that -- and the usmca that replaced the jobilling nafta that supports farmers, ranchers, and workers, we moved the whole party on this issue. the president, when he arrived in washington republicans were not aligned behind him on trade and he changed all of their perspectives and got the democrats onboard and signed into law the largest trade deal in history. it was extraordinary. and that is just one example. another one i think about often is the moving of the american embassy in jerusalem. it's -- [applause] it's such an interesting example to me, because it is one of those things that is the right thing to do and so many past presidents had pledged to do so. once they were in office they failed to follow through on their promise. like is so true of so many politicians. this president had the same generals who said the sun would not rise the next morning and set the next night, and the same foreign leaders who begged him not to disrupt the status quo, and same politicians on both sides of the aisle who said wait a little lon

signed and everybody said it would be impossible to terminate and i terminated it and we have the usmcais great for us and it makes it very tough. complete.ll is almost he says "build the wall." great. [applause] you know the press does not talk about it anymore. it's going to be completed very soon. it has created such an unbelievable strong border, you have no idea, and in mexico also, mexico has given us 27,000 soldiers. to protect our borders and you have to do it. you have to do it because it's not right. people.on't have and remember when i came in, the caravans? they were coming in. thousands and thousands of people were trying to come in and i said you can't do it. hear about any of these stories anymore. you do not hear about the wall anymore. used to be wall, wall, wall. because they never thought i'd get it built. you know? once you are a developer, this is easy. [laughter] got it financed, mexico will be paying for it. because we are going to charge a fee at the pass. so it is very simple. but they have been very great, mexico has treated us well, they did not used to treat