china would go to the wto. mexico would go to either the wto or a nafta panel and would win the right quite easily to retain 80 against american exporters of goods and services in a similar amount, a back of the napkin calculation shows china would be able to compete against hundreds of billions of dollars of goods, services and intellectual property effectively shutting down the chinese market. >> let me stop you there? >> hold on one sec. combine that with consumer costs and you have talk talking being a devastating effect as various economic analyses have thshown r the u.s. economy. >> if president trump were able to do that, one thing he says in his speeches is that with domestic demand stimulated, these things would start to be made here would they start to be made here? >> no. i mean that's just not, you know, just because he says its so doesn't make it so. the reason why some workers are hurting, you know, it sounds very appealing. >> policy that deals with winners and losers in the economy. and that's w

i am not prepared to say we should get out of the wto. e a poweres therrod that the united states has. look, this is my view. our trading partners, probably specific probably more than europe, smaller countries for the most part, they are very nationalistic. a great national policies designed to exploit trade agreements and increase their manufacturing and reduce the imports that they have. they just do. it is the world we are living in. -- or youu see china can invest in this great market and people are going to get rich, but you have to give us your technology and then it starts getting spread around. i think the united states should be more willing to defend itself and it has the leverage to push back. so, we have gone very far. i don't see us retreating significantly on trade, but i do believe -- i have said and i think candidates should say, we are not going to lose is in good job in the future as a result of cheating on our trade agreement. and currency is huge. we just fought over that. wants to tighten up our controls on currency

the gat, the wto, nafta, cafta, now the tpp. the united states has had leaders from both parties who told the people of this country that free trade creates american jobs. but yes, there would be some job losses over time. but those were jobs that were going to be lost anyway in an increasingly competitive global marketplace, and those who lost jobs would get new ones. fast forward 25 years from the nafta negotiations, and the leading candidate for president, donald trump, is insisting to loud and sustained applause, that american workers got snookred. and in the democratic party, the surging campaign of bernie sanders also cast out on the free trade creed that sent the american policy since ronald reagan. when the candidates claim that free trade has been a loser for the american worker can they make the case? did the reassurances given to workers in pennsylvania, ohio, wisconsin, that manufacturing jobs lost to mexico, china, malaysia, would return in the form of other jobs, making new things, thanks to increased demand ever c

i am not prepared to say we should get out of the wto. but it does the road a power that the united states has, potentially. look, this is my view. our trading partners, probably more than europe, smaller countries for the most part. they are very nationalistic. they create national policies designed to exploit trade agreements and increase their manufacturing and reduce the imports that they have. they just do. it is the world we're living in. you see china, invest in this great market, you have to give us your technology and half your company and they steal our technology. i think the united states is the most willing to defend itself and has the leverage to push back. we have gone very far. i don't see us retreating significantly on trade. i have said and think candidates should say we have not eliminated a single job in the future as a result of our trade agreement. and currency issues. we had a fight over this and george bush's former trade representative led the battle to tighten controls on currency abuse. it was always resisted. i

rules i talked about are completely wto violative. do the analysis on the proposed rules i have just been talking about, domain names, those are also going to be violet if. there will be push back, but this is clearly the direction they are going. check out jeff weiner and some reaction about how linkedin -- affected.ct have 18 million members. when we started roughly a year ago we had roughly 4 million years. over 10 we have seen that substantially grow by virtue of localizing our core offering. cory: so, the go along to get , isg approach of linkedin that also potentially in peril because of this rule in china? gordon: i think that is what china is trying to do, to force foreign companies to create content in china. that would violate the january rules, but that's the only approach i think, in the short does because clearly china not want to have foreign generated content on chinese websites. it sounds terrible, but yes, i think that is the only thing companies can do right now. cory: gordon chang, thank you very much. turning to th

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trade policy as well as wto matters.estions and comments and what you think about trade coming up here. continue dialing in. we will get to those. first, i want to bounce off of you this column in the wall street journal. he writes that recently, labor paperists have found in a that import penetration has been responsible for up to 20% of job losses since the end of the 20th century. china's advance has toppled much of the perceived said -- perceived wisdom. industry's most exposed have been hit the hardest. actually, i covered this study in my piece for national review. it is getting a lot of traction and it is important to note that in the coat you -- in the quote of manufacturing job losses. the other 80% have nothing to do with chinese imports. no one is scoffing at those 20%. those are millions of jobs. the problem, and this is something noted in that study, the problem is not trade. the problem is the american labor markets ability to adjust to shocks. whether they be technological progress or trade. things that ar

clinton: guest: it guest: -- guest: it would be the easiest wto case to bring. we have basic international obligations with respect to not ,nly the level of our terrace but whether we can discriminate against individual countries. china would be able to go to the wto and win the right to retaliate against american exports. i did a calculation and found that we are talking about $200 billion of annual tariffs against american goods and services exports are american intellectual property, doing that would cripple the american economy. there were recent economic analysis that show if donald trump did get his weight on rrifs wets -- way on ta would lose millions of american jobs. once you put reality to his rhetoric, you see what a disaster it is. host: an independent from alabama, good morning. caller: hello? host: question or comment? we are going to move on to tom, illinois, a republican. caller: i am a farmer in the midwest. there are several things that have happened like jimmy carter when he put an embargo on the russians on corn being -- on corn and the marke

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whether it's the joining of the wto, nafta, various trade deals. do you believe it's time to extract ourselves from either the wto, the united nations, any of these global management structures? >> i've never said we should get out of the u.n. and i'm not prepared to say we should get out of wto but it does erode a power that the united states has. >> intentionally. >> yes. and -- this is my view. our trading partners, pacific probably even more than europe, are smaller countries for the most part. they're very nationalistic and they create national policies designed to exploit trade agreements to increase their manufacturing and reduce the imports that they have. they just do. what world are we living in not to believe that. and so you see china or you can invest in this great market and people are going to get rich but you have to give us your technology, half your company, they steal our technology and then it starts getting spread around. so i think the united states should be more willing to defend itself and it has the leverages to push back.

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that is exactly what the wto provides with the sanction. when countries lose the case before the wto, that is what they do. money, ander much whatever that value is, they are given the authority to extract those sorts of tariffs against whatever part of the offending economy's that they choose. our dollar devalues, with the reciprocal be true? when i traveled to ireland a number of years ago, our dollar was weaker, and the end of spending a lot more money over there. >> absolutely. don't mistake changing values of currency for currency manipulation. in a free trade environment, currencies ought to move just like commodities, any ind of things that move trade, currency ought to do the same thing. what happens when countries choose to manipulate currency, if they deliberately go into the financial market, and by of up dollars, then you get the artificial and balance. that is what economies around the world have been arguing relative to chinese behavior. what needs to be disciplined. no surprise, we have a little bit of a difference of opinion

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as for china, well there you have the wto, the world trade organizati organization.s plans and he said he will go to the wto but you can't unilaterally start imposing tariffs and he talks about how he's going to force china to open up and he's going to call china a currency manipulator and he's going to make china do this, that or the other but we're short on facts about how you actually do that and the final point on all these trade deficit numbers that he refer refers to, the deficit number is the difference between what you buy and sell. the u.s. is still a huge exporter of many goods, manufacturered goods, is high tech goods, pharmaceuticals to these countries as well. let nobody be under any fool that you don't just suddenly go in and say to china or mexico, hey, this is the way it's going to be. there are rules, treaties and negotiated agreements. >> bobby, a brand new cnn/orc poll we're just releasing right now shows that people were asked about which countries they consider here in the united states a threat to the u.s. look at these. 77% consider iran. 74% n

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if you look at the wto or the imf or the g7, g20 bodies to try to set standards for national services or try to have a role in this, the e.u. as an institution is now trying to depose itself into speak for all 28 in those debates. and actually what you would find is the u.k. would regain strength. >> it's a fantastically complex area. there have been an awful lot of institutions around the world. in america these have been led by us and europe is still catching up. you cannot deny that the biggest economy in the world would have a less influential part to play in the international agreement and britain would be an important financial services center. it's not the same size banking market. if you extract britain, yeah. >> i think paradoxically what you might get is an intensification of european influence in global conversations. you would have not just the e.u. speaking but you would have the u.k. with all its influence in financial affairs are on the table as well. as i'm sure you would need a lot of coordination between us. one of the difficulties is we as a country now are more and

that trading goods would be covered under wto rules? >> yes, certainly. >> and therefore, germany, for example, is more likely to be able to get access than we would to their market for our services which are dependent on much more detailed than single market negotiations. >> well, it is certainly the case that the germans have, in my view, a massive interest in making better use of uk services and i think when people say they discriminate against the city of london, that's never happened in the past. i think it would be utterly foolish of european economies to not make use of what is a massive resource for the whole of this area. the city of london also serves industries in which we excel, are vital for any big european company that wants to raise capital. this is the place to come. it always will be. and i think -- >> good morning. on the line of questioning about the negotiation and relationship we have in total trade with europe, just to get to some of these figures. the uk represents 15% of total gdp of europe. for our exports, exp

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