the fact that i mean next week we re hosting the g-7 summit of world leaders and the airfield, the military base that air force one is going to land on was put there in world war ii to protect an aluminum smelter that was providing to the military effort. the idea that we are somehow a national security threat to the united states is quite frankly insulting and unacceptable. so what do you feel that the president wants from you in putting these tariffs out there? i don t know. you don t know what he wants here? is this about is this about a nafta the reason i don t know is because he s talked about the fact of this he s worried about trade surpluses, trade deficits around the world. well, they have a $2 billion surplus on steel with us. so it s not like the trade is imbalanced against the u.s. favor on this one.
world war ii to protect an aluminum smelter that was providing to the military effort. the idea that we are somehow a national security threat to the united states is quite frankly insulting and unacceptable. what do you feel as if the president wants from you in putting these tariffs out there? i don t know. you don t know what he wants here? you don t know is this about a nafta decision? you don t have an idea what he wants. the reason i don t know is because he has talked about the fact this he is worried about trade surpluses and trade deficits around the world. well they have a $2 billion surplus on steel with us. so it s not like trade is imbalanced against the u.s. favor on this one. our panel is back. caitlyn huey burns. susan del percio. is trudeau laying it on thick there? yes, he should be. that s what his people want to do is stand up to donald trump.
addressed by this administration? i really believe it s going to be addressed by not only this administration, but by the democrats in the house of representatives and democrats in congress. and it s important to recognize that you can t get this economy back on its feet fast enough unless we can manufacture things, and it s terribly important that we take our existing manufacturing base, protect it, enhance it and grow it while we re looking to create new jobs in the new economy. we need to have both. there s not enough jobs in the so-called new economy quickly enough to put people back on its feet. and in our union, we have the most productive rubber workers in the world, the most productive paper workers, aluminum smelter workers, steel workers, and so what we need is to make sure we bring demand back and protect our industry and protect it against unfair trade. but the private sector is not investing with $2 trillion on the sideline. and the money is tight as far as government
to be addressed by not only this administration, but by the democrats in the house of representatives and democrats in congress. and it s important to recognize that you can t get this economy back on its feet fast enough unless we can manufacture things, and it s terribly important that we take our existing manufacturing base, protect it, enhance it and grow it while we re looking to create new jobs in the new economy. we need to have both. there s not enough jobs in the so-called new economy quickly enough to put people back on its feet. and in our union, we have the most productive rubber workers in the world, the most productive paper workers, aluminum smelter workers, steel workers, and so what we need is to make sure we bring demand back and protect our industry and protect it against unfair trade. but the private sector is not investing with $2 trillion on the sideline. and the money is tight as far as government funds and government investment. what s it going to take? what s