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approve. bill: the deal was on the table a year ago? president trump was ready to go a year ago on this. all the dragging we ve seen in washington and the back and forth and delay after delay has to be frustrating for president trump. this is a win for him. bill: pelosi is saying that democrats made it better. and she says it is better than nafta. she says she made it better. i don t i don t necessarily agree with that premise. it would have been better to have this signed months ago for the american manufacturing sector in particular. we have had several automobile plants that have closed. that has been a concern. i think it would have been nice. businesses need certainty. we like to have things crossed, dotted, signed. we re finally getting that today. i think this is a win for the president. heather: president trump tweeted it will be the best and most portrayed deal by the usa. it will be good for everyone. tremendous support. the farmers have two reasons
hurting the u.s. economy. so, republicans now are so optimistic about 2020. they say he has peace and prosperity. but there are more and more signs that actions the president has taken around the globe could impact not only prosperity in other countries, but also could hurt here and even particularly in trump country where there are a bunch of automobile plants. mike a little bit off script here, talking about trade and possibly tariffs, do we expect the president and the white house to follow through on tariffs at midnight. no indication they re backing away from that and the next move in this is so high stakes. china could go as far as calling for a boycott on u.s. products. so, we re plunging into the great unknown here. the president s advisors have told him that. but he said, let s go. we ll wait and see what happens in a few hours from now.
those same numbers. it s reciprocal, called a mirror tax. they charge us 50, we charge them 50. right now they ll charge us 50, we charge them nothing. doesn t work. so, that s called a reciprocal tax or mirror took. we re going to be doing a lot of that. it s the first year, we really set the stage. a lot of it had to do with structurally we had to go through certain procedures in order to get to this point. but now we re at this point. american companies have not been treated fairly, and some american companies, frankly, have taken advantage of it and gone to other countries and developed in mexico, massive automobile plants, taking our jobs away and taking our companies down to mexico to make the cars and then they send them right across the border. without tax, without anything. so, we lose the jobs, they make the cars, they get all the
by people representing us that didn t have a clue or if they did, then they should be ashamed of themselves. because they have destroyed the steel industry. they have destroyed the aluminum industry and other industries, frankly. when you look at all the plants, the car plants, automobile plants. they have moved down to mexico for no reason whatsoever except we didn t know what we were doing. so we re bringing it all back. john, could i ask you to say a few words? absolutely. we believe very strongly, first of all, thank you. thank you. for the work that you have done as secretary we appreciate all the work that has been done on this issue. we believe very strongly that it s time with divisive and meaningful action to stand the flood of illegally traded imports into this country. and we are counting on the administration to fulfill the promises that were made and to give us that level playing field to compete. we are confident. we have 25,000 teammates that i always say we are co