dairy industry. nbc s vaughn hillyard joins me live from the world dairy expose in madison, wisconsin. vaughn, walk me through this. are dairy farmers like shooting milk all over the place, champagne-style? the world dairy expo is a good place to have that happen. i want to bring in steve. he s actually from california. stephanie was asking is everybody squirting milk all over the place in celebration? because the president made this the central component of his nafta renegotiation efforts. are you celebrating? obviously we have to celebrate it. we appreciate the president keeping us front and center on these trade negotiations. trying to get some fairness into the expose market. and he appreciates the hard work that all dairy men do taking care of the animals and the land and providing a nutritious product. you re third generation, your
ultimately, democrats will have higher turnout. susan, do you actually believe that this, what s happening with the supreme court justice is going to have that much of an impact on the midterms? yes, we saw a massive amount of americans watch the testimony on thursday. will it impact votes as much as let s say the economy does? because it went into the nafta renegotiation, puts people back to work. that s more important to their bottom line. many people, i know it s offensive to say, like a luxury vote, not a priority. it s interesting, because pew just came out with a ranking of issues to voters right before the hearing. it was supreme court one, health care, two, and economy, three. now, they were bunched together in the 70s but that is very telling because supreme court, as you said, is not always at the top of the list. the other thing we saw in some polling right after the hearing
interesting because one of the complaints he had was nafta. interestingly he said, you know, the nafta thing that the president is renegotiating by the way, something obama president obama promised to do, never did, trump running on it actually renegotiated right now, he says it s not going well because canada is not in, canada likes the old agreement, they make lots of money off of us on old agreement. exactly, you have the heads of the union taking the side of canada on the nafta renegotiation, by the way, we asked you for some of your tweets. the left has decided to absolutely. as rachel said, your tweets have been pouring in on labor day, what are your thoughts on the economy day? steve say it s the union that s hurting its own workers. e-mail from tom. he says everyone i know has more money in paycheck as a result of the president, he has new fans.
the past few weeks and mexico s economy minister told reporters both sides are close to revolving issues. bloomberg reports breakthroughs on energy and auto. that has been a focus of nafta renegotiation with u.s. and canada who have been working on it for more than a year. president trump says the deal costs hundreds of thousands of jobs in america. trump tweeting that our relationship with mexico is getting closer by the hour. adding a big trade agreement with mexico could happen soon. one country missing from the most recent round of talks is canada. canada will rejoin once mexico and u.s. real a bilateral deal. playwright and screen writer neil simon died. he died from complications of pneumonia. his laugh filled hits odd couple and barefoot in the park and brighton beach
the judiciary will determine steps. last week the trumpet ministration announced it would double tariffs on turkish steel and aluminum imports, turkey responded today announcing additional tariffs of 140% on american imports like rice, alcohol and appliances, this diplomatic and trade fight and inflation and massive indebtedness in turkey worried investors. this week its currency value against the dollar hit an all-time low. it s ally qatar help stabilize the turkish lira pledging $15 billion in direct investments. us officials say they made no real progress resolving the dispute with turkey, the state department says it anticipates future conversations with senior officials though none for now are scheduled. ed: this week marks one year since nafta renegotiation started. a trade deal with mexico could be very close. and lawrence has the story tonight from foxbusiness.