business. tell us about it. you summed it up. we point our cameras at whatever we want. we point ours at the people doing the kind of jobs that make civilized life work. i have a foundation called microworks and we get people trained in the jobs we will be profiling tonight. we look at the lumber industry and energy, oil and electricity. the entertainment business as well. in some cases through the lens of a lockdown. commercial fishing and the hoover dam. we take the cameras where the real work is happening. it s easy to get a sense of how america doesn t work if all we look at are the headlines. it s enough to depress a hyena. there is still great good news
president trump is going to succeed. he has actually made some elaborate preparations from the singapore summit and the china trade near the trade deal. if he succeeds, you realize what this means from the last three presidents, they re showing up has been failures, all of the experts who are criticizing president trump will equally be embarrassed. reputations will be shredded, there is a lot at stake for the talking heads. so, i do think that president trump is going to succeed and when it happens, we have to do more than just drink champagne. we should be talking about who was wrong. laura: who was wrong, and the policy that did not work and the policy that did. it is a big if, but we have seen canada dumping lender, subsidizing the lumber industry into the united states. and the prop up their bust of boeing, and hundreds of millions of dollars from boeing over the years. this happens with automobiles in
it is great fear that president trump is going to succeed. he has actually made some elaborate preparations from the singapore summit and the china trade near the trade deal. if he succeeds, you realize what this means from the last three presidents, they re showing up has been failures, all of the experts who are criticizing president trump will equally be embarrassed. reputations will be shredded, there is a lot at stake for the talking heads. so, i do think that president trump is going to succeed and when it happens, we have to do more than just drink champagne. we should be talking about who was wrong. laura: who was wrong, and the policy that did not work and the policy that did. it is a big if, but we have seen canada dumping lender, subsidizing the lumber industry into the united states. and france and the prop up their bust of boeing, and hundreds of millions of dollars from boeing over the years. this happens with automobiles in germany, and across the board on so many
a strong supporter of the north american free trade agreement. but despite the presence of a new free trade advocate in the white house there are still massive hurdles to overcome while some of the u.s. administration s demands are plausible such as the reduction of the u.s. trade deficit with then after others remain contentious trump wants to limit duty free extensions for cars to vehicles that drop eighty five percent of their components from nafta countries he is also calling for an end to canada s protections sports there in poultry producers another point of contention the u.s. objects to canada subsidizing its lumber industry but providing its own producers with cheap access to public land despite those stumbling blocks canadian prime minister justin trudeau believes a deal can be reached. canada knows that there is a win win win outcome on improving now after that something will be good for canada
message that it is on the way, but tough trading enforcements, old american lumber businesses from fully realizing their potential. this does cross party lines. that is very true. i was going to bring that up. it is striking to me. usually you see in these fights that democrats are unified, here is ron wyden, a pretty liberal guy from the state of oregon, but given the presence of so many who are in the lumber industry standing up and saying, this actually is a problem, particularly call attention to his language. he said it distorts the trade relationship given the premiums that canada puts on its products. bret: what does this mean for china, for example, when they see this. did they say, look out? the real question is, how it plays out here. we haven t talked about u.s. consumers, u.s. home buyers, and