Discussion. Hello, welcome, jennifer join us here today. Im a master of arts student here. The north American Free tradee agreement was enforced on january 1, 1994. The agreement was signed by president george bush on december 7 t. And a 1992 when approved by congress in November November 101994. Excuse me, 1993. Nafta is significant because of the most comprehensive Free Trade Agreement negotiated at the time and several groundbreaking provisions served as a template model for the new generation of freetrade agreement the United States later negotiated and also served as a template for certain provisions of multilateral trade negotiations as part of the round. This Year Congress will decide on what legislation to consider into a man on the current nafta. They will also consider the ramifications of negotiating or regarding nafta and how it might affect the u. S. Economy and Foreign Relations of partners mexico and canada. Some contend withdraw from the tpp issue of competitiveness fro
And we are just going to bring you to the europe sentiment data. The number was previously at 103. 2. Its coming at 104 for november. The expectation index has come in at sorry, im just going to get that one. Its come in at 99. 7 against a previous index of 111. 0. We are going to bring in the chief economist here to show us this is a pretty big surprise. This is a very important data point for two reasons. First of all, the economic weakness in europe over the last six, seven months has been largely germany. Positive germans are the turnaround we need. And the german weakness itself was focused on business investment. Investment is driven by expectations. And now that we have our sixth month of decline, it does show that business can start to go up begin at the end of this year and in the First Quarter next year. So these data suggest the worst could be over. Of course, its just one month. We have to wait for confirmation, but it is a very positive sign. Does this also indicate that i
Okay. Questions . Dr. Fauci, how do you know she is virus free . What did you do for her while she was here at n. I. H. . Well, we know shes virus free because we now have five negative consecutive negative pcrs on her. Now, i dont want anyone to take from that that that is the norm and the standard. , that you can only guarantee someone virus free because of five. We can d that because this is a research institution. But thats not the norm. We provided her with Supportive Care and thats something ive been saying all along that one of the most important things in brinebola patient to health is to give them the kind of medical general support to allow their own body to then be able to fight off the virus and essentially get rid of the virus. [ inaudible question ] i would leave that up to her but its not up for me to answer. Given all the circumstances that exist, with the doctor in new york right now, should americans returning from the ebola zone be forced into a more strictor mandato
That means no state, no state is moving in the right direction as the u. S. Death toll climbs above 216,000 in total cases in the u. S. Surpass 7. 8 million. As President Trump heads to another campaign rally, expected to defy covid guidelines. The first lady has just revealed that their son barron trump had the virus like his parents. She says he had no symptoms and now tests negative. All this as were now 20 days from the president ial election and early voting in texas is breaking all sorts of records for a second day. Its one of multiple states where some americans have had to wait for hours and hours simply to cast their ballots. First lets go to our chief White House Correspondent jim acosta. Hes at the site of the president s rally tonight in iowa. Jim, it turns out the coronavirus hit the first family in a way we didnt know until now. Reporter thats right, wolf. The first lady said earlier this afternoon that barron trump, the president s youngest son, did test positive for th
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