JUst heard from Vice President Kamala Harris on some of the key policy issUes in this race. In this next hoUr, were going to show yoU the other side with former president Donald TrUmp. And were hearing he stands on tHe Economy, reprodUctive rights, immigration, foreign policy, and the state of democracy cnns Abby Phillip takes Us throUgh whaT The trUmp White HoUse enacted dUring his foUr years in office. And looks at What He and his allies have promised to continUe or to change if elected to another term. Nafta has been a disaster for the United States, a complete and total disaster it was april 20, 173 months into Donald TrUmps presidency. And He Wanted to withdraw the United States from nafta, the north american free Trade Agreement He WoUld say repeatedly in the Oval Office to everyone who woUld listen, the ripping Us off, they take advantage of americans were sUckers and losers. Its been very, very bad for oUr companies and for oUr workers he heard lots of concerns when He Was oUt
Speaking slot aT The democratic convention and leading this hour, were just one week thats right. SeveN Days away from the very first debates between Vice President kamala while harris and former President Donald Trump today, were getting new insights into how both campaigns are preparing. While the Trump Campaign says theyre ramping up his Campaign Appearances in the coming days harris is gearing up to further lean into her economic proposals as she tries to moderate some of her past positions. Lets get straighT To cnns Kristen Holmes and Kayla Tausche and tail if youve got some brand new reporting about how Vice President harris is preparing and the new policies were going to see before she takes the stage thats right, jake, Vice President harris is going to be delivering an economic speech in new Hampshire Tomorrow where we have just learned some of the proposals that she has seT To unveil specifically he tried to lower taxes, cut regulation, and provide new financing for Small Busi
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