and that can be a very positive thing. reporter: did you send anything back? no, i haven t seen the letter yet. i purpose lily didn t open the letter. i didn t open it in front of the director. i said would you want me to open it? he said you can read it later. i could be in for a big surprise, folks. reporter: what s your view on nafta? nafta has been a terrible deal for the united states and people are starting to see it. we lose over $100 billion a year with mexico. we lose many, many. billi billions with canada. and all of these countries, including the european union, they charge five times the tariffs, we don t charge
i purposely didn t open the letter. i haven t opened it. i didn t open it in front of the director. i said would you want me to open it? he said you can read it later. i may be in for a big surprise, folks. so long, everybody. what is your next move on nafta, sir? nafta it s been a terrible deal for the united states. people are starting to see it. we lose over $100 billion a year with mexico. we lose many, many billions of dollars with canada. canada doesn t they re very restrictive as to taking our agricultural products and other things. you know, all of these countries, including european union, they charge five times we don t charge tariffs. they charge five times what we charge for tariffs. i believe in the world reciproc
all of these countries, including european union, they charge five times we don t charge tariffs. they charge five times what we charge for tariffs. and i believe in the world reciprocal. you re going to charge five times, we re going to charge five times. that hasn t been done. no other president brought it up and it s going to be done now. neil: all right. today s d-day to make sure it happens. the president reimplementing tariffs on steel coming in from foreign countries. it works out to about 10% on aluminum related products. it goes after the mexicans, the canadians, the europeans, all of whom saying they will respond in kind. mexico promised to target a light number of u.s. goods equalling the same amount. that would include everything from grapes and berries and pork