i don't favor the tpp policy either. i'm dead set against it, but i don't trust him, and you should know that hillary clinton is opposed to tpp, as is bernie sanders. the fact is, was he wearing a trump tie made in china when he made this denouncement of trade? was he wearing one of those bangladesh trump t-shirts that he imports into our country and has made in bangladesh where there's been very serious labor policies? do you know he was quoted saying he loves to take advantage of cheap labor. he wrote a blog saying how much he's in favor of globalization and how much he wants to take advantage of it. so he's just a complete fraud. nothing he says is true. everything is designed to get a certain kind of response. you know, he's even backtracking on his muslim ban, which he seemed to be so dead set on. nothing the man says is honest and truthful. he's not even sincere about the bigotry he espouses. >> you just mentioned the muslim ban and there's been -- this is one of his signature campaign policy issues, if you could c

recently said she opposes the tpp. in a 2012 video circulated by republicans today, she appeared to be of a different mind. >> this tpp sets the gold standard in trade agreements to open free, transparent, fair trade. >> reporter: as president, trump today said he would immediately withdraw from the tpp, renegotiate nafta to get a better deal, remedy trade disputes by imposing tariffs. the sort of stuff that ignites trade wars, democrats say. beware of trump's siren song about jobs, pointing out many of his branded products are outsourced to places like asia. clinton underscored the point by tweeting out a trump shirt made in bangladesh. he insists bold action will bring back american jobs. >> if we're going to deliver real change we have to reject the campaign of fear and intimidation, being pursued by powerful corporations, media links and political dynasties. >> reporter: in pushing back against hillary clinton's warnings about tariffs and trade, he pointed to ronald reagan, who once imposed stiff tariffs on foreign

that's why hillary is now only say she has problem with tpp in its current form. you know what that means, they'll make like a two world change and she effects it and she'll feel great. she said in its current form. she can rush to embrace it again and she'll let the earliest opportunity. if the media doesn't believe me, i have a challenge for you, and hillary, ask hillary if she's willing to withdraw from the tpp, her first day in office and unconditionally rule out its passage in any form. >> being asked that question never ask about policy, it's about the latest poll and that sort of thing. by the time she gets to one of the debates she may well be asked that question. >> she may -- as tim said, in a parade of lies, he goes on about rape and just today the news came out that he wants mike tyson a convicted rapist speak at his convention in cleveland. he goes on and on about how obama doesn't do anything about trade and balances, even obama administration imposed 522% tariff on chinese steel dumping. he doesn't seem to understand that automation is as much a pro

the japanese prime minister says the tpp will fall through if it is changed. is a part of this whole agreement. how much does it stand to lose? out on, china could miss an estimated 46 per you in trade 46%investments each year -- in trade and investments each year. has signed with trade agreements with two thirds of tpp members, like singapore, australia, chili, and new zealand. china's investment surged more than 300% in southeast asian economies as the tpp was being negotiated. china was preparing itself for the deal. rishaad: thanks. right, here's a look at some big events we are following for you. the latest data shows the chinese economy stabilizing, so is there cause for concern? the imf issued its verdict on tuesday on the world's second-biggest economy. the second in charge says aging should take urgent steps to tackle rising corporate debt. china will find out on wednesday s will be-share included in the msci index. the decision has been delayed twice over concerns of market accessibility. it would give it awaiting a 40% in the index. we have signs of

host: what about the tpp? you have come out against it. mr. shelton: so has she. host: is that recent or long-held? mr. shelton: more recent than bernie's but not really recent, about six months or so she came out against the tpp after the language came out. she said she studied it and didn't agree with it. host: in your particular case when it comes to the communication workers of america, do call centers, is that one of the outsourcing things that hurt your workers in your view? when they have call centers in the philippines or india? mr. shelton: absolutely. during the strike, we got a call worker in thenter philippines. we sent some strikers and one of my employees over to the philippines to find out what was going on. we found out verizon was sending a lot more work to the we knew theyhen were. companies do this all the time. a dealears ago, we got with at&t to bring back that work. we now have a deal with verizon where we are getting some of it back and getting a lot of the contract work in the u.s. back but call centers is the place where all of these compa

on the issue of the tpp and the democratic platform? >> i would certainly hope that we are able to use this opportunity to essentially get the democratic party platform more in line with what the majority of americans, certainly the people in the democratic party, believe on trade. currently, i think the 2012 democratic platform describes support for free and fair trade. i think perhaps what we might be able to see is a little bit of scrubbing of the word "free," because what we have seen that term mean when it comes to the free trade deals being brought before congress, when it comes to fast track is, deeply flawed, very anti-environmental trade deals that in-depth threatening not only current environmental decision, policies, and regulations, but have a chilling effect on the kinds of environment or that we need to see. ist a trade deals mean now actually not really trade at all. it means anti-regulation, deregulation, and when environmental and public health regulations themselves are treated as a barrier to trade and therefore need

since then, shep, she has changed her mind to say she cannot support the tpp. but donald trump today making the case that hillary clinton if she becomes president may tinker around the edges with the tpp and then pass it. he said the challenge for the clinton campaign and for journalists is to ask her whether or not she would on day one, as he would, withdraw from the tpp. he expects, shep, that she wouldn't. >> john roberts live for us outside pittsburgh. thank you. >>> the house committee investigating the deadly terror attack in benghazi today released its report. after a two-year, $7 million investigation the eighth investigation to date the authors of the report make no new accusations and provide no new evidence of wrongdoing against the former secretary of state hillary clinton. but the report does blame the obama administration, the cia, and the u.s. military for responding too slowly to the attack. quoting from the report, "despite president obama and secretary of defense leon panetta's clear orders to deploy military assets, nothing was sent to bengha

you need candidates that know about solutions. >> is the solution no tpp or pushing through tpp? >> well, again, secretary clinton has been clear about her opposition to tpp. what she's also been clear about is we need the make sure we bring back -- we reward businesses who are making jobs here at home. and we punish businesses taking jobs overseas. we make sure that we have tough enforcement and build upon the enforcement regime of the obama administration to go after for instance chi needs -- chinese companies that are dumping steel here in the united states. those sorts of tough measures along with investments in human capital, that's how you get things done. it's not just slogans. it's solutions. she has a very, very detailed plan. and she's not making false promises to people that you can't keep. she's talking about how you build a skilled workforce to compete for the 21st century economy. how you invest in clean energy and create great jobs for the 21st century. this is what it's about. substance, not slogans. >> a lot of people talking about you as a possible running mate.

. >> and tpp. >> and tpp. >> that's going to be a fascinating fight particularly if there's a lame duck tpp vote which i project. >> thank you for your time tonight. >>> my conversation with wendy davis and terry o'neal about clinton. but how far does an endorsement from the presumptive republican nominee get you. >>> hello. this is donald trump and i'm calling to personally ask you to vote for renee on tuesday june 7th. she was the first congresswoman to endorse me and she was terrific and is she a fighter. >> republican representative renee el mers is the first and only to support donald trump and tonight she faced a tough primary that combined hers and another district. we've been fans of elmers way back in may of 2013. she was one of the first republican guests on the show and 3 1/2 minutes into the interview she surprised me with a proper she had been holding since the interview began. the point being that two cents of every federal dollar was cut from our budget. we need to put the spending cuts in place. >> that's not easy to do. you hold the pennies down there for 3 1/2 minutes

. >> host: what about the tpp? which you have come out against as well. >> guest: so has she. >> host: is that a recent position or settle long-held position? >> guest: its more recent than bernie's but it's not really reason, about six months ago i guess. after the actual language of the tpp came out she said she studied it and she didn't agree with it. >> host: in your particular case when it comes to the communication workers of america, do call centers, that one of the outsourcing things that hurt your workers in your view? when they have call centers in the philippines? >> guest: absolutely. during a strike we got a call from a call center workers in the philippines. we sent some strikers and one of my employees over to the philippines to find out what was going on. we found out that verizon was sending a lot more work to the philippines then we even knew that they were and you know companies knew this all the time. for instance a few years ago we got a deal with at&t to bring back all that work to the united

and that's exactly what tpp does. it's the right thing to do. we're going to keep working for it. given free trade u has been toz fair trade. our countries agreed to work together on a range of measures to enforce our rights and protect our workers and ensure a level playing field for the steel and aluminum industries in north america. and given the vote of the united kingdom to leave the european union, our economic teams are going to continue to work together to remain focused on keeping our economies growing and making sure that the global financial system is stable. something i'm confident we can do. second we're making sure that north america remains a leader in the fight against climate change. i could not be prouder of the work that we have done to help realize this important goal. the united states governments making a major commitment to purchase more clean energy for federal facilities and more clean and efficient government vehicles and all three of our countries are committed to reducing emissions from the oil and gas sector by 40 to 45% by 2025. third, we're going to

are you saying you're done with tpp? >> yeah, you know me. >> little pres dispenser. who doesn't love slow jams? >> the coolest potus ever. i mean, you know, see if the next one is as -- >>> joe biden and elizabeth warren slammed the presumptive republican nominee for his attacks on the federal judge. they called the presumptive nominee racist among other things. that and much more coming up next on "morning joe." owen! hey kevin. hey, fancy seeing you here. uh, i live right over there actually. you've been to my place. no, i wasn't...oh look, you dropped something. it's your resume with a 20 dollar bill taped to it. that's weird. you want to work for ge too. hahaha, what? well we're always looking for developers who are up for big world changing challenges like making planes, trains and hospitals run better. why don't you check yournewh and tell me what time i should be there. oh, i don't hire people. i'm a developer. i'm gonna need monday off. again, not my call. with usaa is awesome. homeowners insurance life insurance automobile insurance i spent 20 years active d

now, hold on there, prez dispenser. [ laughter ] ♪ are you saying you're down with tpp? >> yeah, you know me. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ look, jimmy, the tpp allows american businesses to sell their products both at home and abroad. the more we sell abroad, the more higher paying jobs we provide here at home. it's that simple. ♪ >> jimmy: so what you're saying is, this trade deal will help put everyday americans back to -- ♪ work work work work work ♪ work he put us back to work work work work work ♪ ♪ he put us back to [ cheers ] >> work, work, work, work, work. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: now, mr. president, since you're here, i gotta ask, have you been watching all the election coverage this week about donald trump? ♪ >> no, but i have been watching my new favorite show, "orange is not the new black." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: whoa, whoa, whoa. i'm gonna need you to netflix and chill. [ laughter ] i get it if you're a little wound up after all this time. i mean, i can't imagine what it'd be like to do the same job for eight

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tpp is a good example. raise the standards of employment and management practices, not just here, but around the world. there's a powerful influence here that i don't think is being fully contemplated when criticism about trade deals like tpp come up. the bottom line is that this is good for the united states economy. it's good for our workers. it's good for jobs here. >> john kerby, state department spokesperson. thank you. >> let's stay with trade. can donald trump attract bernie sanders supporters by highlighting their common stance on trade? we'll ask a top clinton supporter next. >>> bernie sanders cannot stand hillary clinton. but i'll tell you something. you wouldn't think this, you wouldn't think this, but there is one thing that bernie sanders and i are in complete accord with. and that's trade. >> that was donald trump making an appeal to bernie sanders supporters, saying that he shares common ground with them on trade. so could that move sway the berners to trump? joining us now is delaware senat

of r radification of tpp. mexico is a tpp signatory. it's the exact opposite of what many trump recommendations are on trade. i have two questions. one is presuming that we don't rad if i, what's the effect going to be on mexico. and talk about the economic advantages for mexico if we do ratify. >> on the first one, which is one i generally prefer not to think about, but if e we don't ratify, i think there's a real risk to the u.s. in its relationship with mexico, but more broadly in its relationship as a global leader with a lot of countries. and trade is going to happen regardless of what we do with tpp. and as i was saying before, the big question is how do i want to shake these economic relati relationships. what do you want the rules of the road to be? and tpp sets up a certain set of rules of the road. i think getting into not ratify after having exhibited a lot of leadership, getting those to be put in place place in asia and across the pacific rim on this side of the pacific, would be seen as this mass

. >> i want to ask as the commissioner mentioned tpp with that more controversial all trade going on right now in america and conventional wisdom has been that you will not see the same type of potential from organized labor than you've seen with tpp and maybe the vote as a little less contentious. what do you say to that? >> first colony complement the commissioner on the transparency of releasing her proposal and we don't do that in this country than we have to sign a statement saying we will not divulged to anybody if they give them to you do you devils' them? >> we cannot do that the goalie was consolidated text you can release yours? >>. [laughter] >> with the debate and it shrouds of these agreements where do they come from? i will send the following words. whether to trade or not a trader what the rules are or who benefits. so to apply that standard to meet that standard to lower the standards and to control their own economies in the other 70 a 75% haven't ben a good for them. >> are you worried at all the departure in any sense that will complicate things? and making it poss

. >> tpp sets the gold standard in free trade agreements to open free, transparent and fair trade, the kinds of environment that has the resume of law and a level playing field. lou: don't you love the level playing feels. pretty level, i think. wow. the standard -- the gold standard of what? of antiamerican dumb? political realities i am picked on mrs. clinton last october. that's when she decided she would be against the deal. some three years after pro blaming it -- proclaiming it to be the gold standard. donald trump fired back at clinton at her highly flexible and ever evolving stance on tpp. >> there is no doubt she'll immediately approve it if it's put before her. that's guaranteed. this woman owns this house, with new cabinets from this shop, with handles designed here, made here, shipped from here, on this plane flown by this pilot, who owns stock in this company, that builds big things and provides benefits to this woman, with new cabinets. they all have insurance crafted personally for them. not just coverage, craftsmanship. not just insured. chubb insured. ...one of many pi

they want to have tpp, transpacific partnership. one of the woshts worst deals since nafta. it will train the rest of the businesses out of maine, believe me. >> the u.s. chamber of commerce a strong allie. "new york times" said they spent $35 million in 2014 mid-term elections to support gop candidates from attacking former rivals like scott walker, john kasich to now the u.s. chamber of commerce. could he set the stage for saying, look, i'm behind the polls because none of you people are supporting me in the republican party, so i'm done with it all? is he still holding that as a card? >> with him, if you look at the long arc of donald trump's life, tamron, there is one consistent thing beyond the inconsistency. he's never to blame. it's somebody else's falls, the ex-wife's fault, this deal where i declared bankruptcy, it's atlantic city's fault the republican rival's fault. you mentioned the chamber of commerce. i have been involved in a lot of primaries where we tried to get conservatives elected. we had to fight the chamber of commerce. many of trump's krichls of th cri

both bashing the tpp. both being skeptical of what is essentially hillary clinton's conversion on the transpacific partnership agreement. and bernie sanders essentially saying to the democrats, listen, don't let this thing pass even if it is in a lame duck. really come out against this and let this be part of the democratic party that they are against the tpp. and typically you do see democrats being far less onboard with these free trade agreements. my understanding is donald trump is going to give another speech in new hampshire about trade, the irony here is that they're all on the same side and really tapping in to this anger in people's lives. the idea of all these people, especially in the rust belt, have seen manufacture pentagon jobs really diminish over these last 20, 30 years. >> jeff, hillary clinton trying to get ahead of the issue announced she opposed the pacific trade deal that she helped shepherd into existence. one of the guests that i had on the show, "the lead," to discuss the brexit vot

there, friend, are you saying you're down with tpp? >> yeah. you know me. >> his timing is perfect. >> the president got two thumbs up. he definitely entertained. he did a good naughty by nature impression. last night was the first time a sitting president has appeared on the "tonight" show. >>> you can disagree with his politics but can't disagree with his comedic timing. p. >> this is the second time the president has done a slow jam. >> yeah with jimmy fallon but he had two shows in the last few years. >> how about slow weather? >> nice and cool today. we'll have a beautiful weekend ahead. it does warm up. we'll talk about that. san jose, we have a clear sunrise. this has been a different picture from what we've seen the past several days. enjoy. make sure you have sunglasses. downtown 52. santa clara at 52. a look at oakland as we take you hour by hour. we start out in the upper 50s, then it warms into the 70s today. 4:00 as you're looking out the window getting ready to head home will be 70. perfect weather for the evening commute

e threatens to tear up the tpp deal. welcome to daybreak asia. let's go straight to japan, where we are adjusting the rep up between the meeting of shinzo abe and the boj governor. >> this is the third meeting ever since we had the brexit vote. the yen went crazy, touching 99 -- usually volatile session. this is what we are getting so far between the prime minister and the bank of japan. the bank of japan can provide liquidity if needed. they can add funds to the market if necessary. trying to, reassure saying that japanese banks have known problems with funding at the moment. corona explaining the funding process at the meeting. abe coming out earlier, saying that the finance minister must continue to pay careful attention to the market. they have been discussing the brexit, what potential issues may arise. he also says he sees no problem with raising funds, keeping liquidity ample in this market. not just in japan, but since the vote happened on friday. it has been a paramount concern for officials. we are looking at reaction when it comes to t

take the tpp that is up for debate. both candidates running for president are opposed to that but vietnam already, these countries send 70, 75% of their exports to the united states without any tariff whatsoever. under a new trade agreement like that we get a better deal, not a were steel. maria: come november the american people face a decision with the economy being their top concern in the country right now. they have to decide probably between hillary clinton and donald trump. make the case, who would be the best candidate for the us economy? >> donald trump if he comes out with a specific plan today will be the better candidate. in my view clinton represents the third term of the obama administration. we have seen growth of 2%. maria: why do you think strategically she separated herself more from the obama economy because she touted successes? >> she will raise taxes on corporations. i think she is walking a delicate line, she wants to say look at all the successes in the obama economy but the obama economy, she do

ttp, so many acronyms, in tpp there is something similar. if the european union would enter trade agreement with the u.s. where peruvian, malaysian, kaechs better protected than europe that is a difficult thing to defend. >> it is sort of a circular argument to say they are there so they should stay there. if they are unfair here and here they are unfair. that is what this system is. if you say there will be very few cases all the more reason not to have a special court system for foreign investors that locks out the general public and citizens in every country. let the courts handle it. it has done well for years and years and years since we left england. it has been a wonderful experience for us. >> before we go to questions. >> incredible value in terms of getting it right with respect to investor protections between the u.s. and the eu because as you point out the system has been working quite well. this is hopefully going to be an open platform agreement that will result in the adoption of these kinds of high standards by other countrie

her support for tpp until she didn't support it. her husband signing nafta. it is something everyone is hitting on. the emotions running extraordinarily high. it's the strongest case for being president of the united states. how does hillary combat that? >> the anger is going against the facts in some cases. there is an underlying anger. don't forget. trump was for globalization three years ago in a cnn op-ed. hillary clinton was for hillary clinton until it got finalized. this anger is going to fuel it. people should ask what does this look like to unravel these agreements. it's the same type of question brexit voters are asking. charles: coming up more on trade and the problems beyond the bad trade deals. when we come back we'll discuss some solutions there, and terror around the world won't go away. we'll be right back. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture

they made a case for strengthening the tpp and for strengthening nafta. hillary clinton is now not a fan of either of those, but particularly, jake, on i'm graduation. these were leaders that referred more than once to demagogues. the president did it, the president of mexico did it. talking about demagogues that believe in simple solutions saying the world is not as simplistic as that. not leaving in isolationalism. taking back words comparing donald trump to hitler. and jake did not do that. >> did not take those words back. >> let's play a little bit of that sound, here is president obama talking about the issue of immigration. >> we have had times throughout our history where antiimmigration sentiment is exploited by demagogues. directed at the irish, pols, italians, and you can read what was said about those groups, and it is identical to what they're now saying about mexicans. >> he really wants to defeat donald trump. >> he really does. at some point in his comments here, he said we should take the rhetoric seriously and answer it boldly and clearl

. >> tpp sets the gold standard in free trade agreements to open free, transparent and fair trade, the kinds of environment that has the resume of law and a level playing field. lou: don't you love the level playing feels. pretty level, i think. wow. the standard -- the gold standard of what? of antiamerican dumb? political realities i am picked on mrs. clinton last october. that's when she decided she would be against the deal. some three years after pro blaming it -- proclaiming it to be the gold standard. donald trump fired back at clinton at her highly flexible and ever evolving stance on tpp. >> there is no doubt she'll immediately approve it if it's put before her. that's guaranteed. please stay with us. we are coming right back. .. 4 by 4 those who jump start the weekend. the one's who want to see it all... hear it all... and feel it all... all summer long. jeep renegade -- it's how we live 4 by 4 summer. overwhelming and complicated. that's why at cancer treatment centers of america every patient gets their own care manager to coordinate every aspect of their care. the care man

they want to have tpp, transpacific partnership. one of the worst deals. the worst deal since nafta. it will drain the rest of your businesses out of maine. it will be the worst deal since nafta. >> let me bring in my guests. john, you first. this is an interesting development. you have two outsiders. bernie sanders still in the field right now. at least for a while saying hillary clinton and the democrats better get their act together because donald trump will steal their lunch if they tone move on the issue of economic nationalism and trade deals. on the other hand, you have trump out there selling it stronger than ever. it is fair with me. he makes some good points with who those guys look out for. i think his populist message, if he gets away from the ethnic crap, and there is no better way to say it. going after people because of their parents' ethnic back grounds. i think he gets to the brexit vote, he starts to have the same feelings a lot of the brits have. >> trump's message is very, very powerful politically. 60% of republican voters do not hike

there friend, are you saying you're down with tpp? >> yeah. you know me. >> how many times do you think they rehearsed that? >> i don't think you ask the president to rehearse. >> he just does it. >> by the way, did he call him prez dispenser? >> i didn't get that, but he might have. that was a slow jam with fallon and the band that. was last night. steph curry gets a shout out. >> in such a hurry wish you could go for three like my man steph curry. >> right now there will be no third term. >> president obama, a big fan of steph curry. remember that video from the white house. a fun light-hearted moment from the president. he did take a few jabs at donald trump before the whole affair was over. >> i can't imagine donald trump or hillary clinton could do that as well. >> the slow jam? >> they should have that as part of the election process. you have to slow jam. >> you know who could probably do it? larry david. >> this weekend it starts to heat up. let's get a live look now. a lot of sunshine to start out the day. as we look at the o

even last night in ohio he described the tpp as a disaster, the rain of our country, he said. on the other hand you have hillary clinton. benghazi. the pentagon for essentially being a burr cattic nightmare around the time that happened. she's trying to move past that. she said last night, time to move on. >> thank you so much for that. >>> coming up top stories including a global market rally. we'll tell you what's behind that risk on trade and whether it's going to last. stay tuned. you're watching cnbc, first in business, worldwide. and doctors with real-time data at their fingertips asked, "how a man your age could do this to himself?" before any of this, cdw orchestrated a point of care solution using the lenovo x1 carbon yoga with intel core processors. connected health care by lenovo. orchestration by cdw. a good car has to maneuver quickly. that's also true of a good car company. people have always bought cars. but we saw an opportunity in sharing cars. so we moved fast and launched car2go in 29 cities, all around the world. doing that required dozens of data centers,

are you saying you're down with tpp? >> yeah, you know me. look, jimmy, the tpp allows american businesses to sell their products both at home and abroad. the more we sell abroad, the more higher paying jobs we provide here at home. it's that simple. >> so you're saying is this trade deal will help put everyday americans back to work. >> work, work, work. put us back to work, work, work. he put us back to work. >> work, work, work. >> now, mr. president, since you're here, i gotta ask. have you been watching all the election coverage this week about donald trump? >> no, but i have been watching my new favorite show, orange is not the new black. >> whoa. i'm going to need you to netflix some chill. i get it if you're little wound up after all this time. i mean, i can't imagine what it would be like to do the same job for eight straight years. >> jimmy, you probably never will. >> does obama care. >> america's best days are still yet to come. >> thank you, mr. president, from all that you've done. track, and that is a fact. once you go for rap,

, hold on there. ♪ are you saying you're down with tpp? >> yeah, you know me. >> he called the president the -- >> i think he just did. i'm not sure that the world trade pact has ever sounded so sexy. that is obama's slow jam session with fallon and the band. that was last night. by the way, warrior's hero steph curry got a shoutout. ♪ such a hurry wish we could go for three like my man steph curry ♪ >> there will be no third term. >> president obama, of course, a big fan of steph curry. just a fun, light-hearted moment for the president but he did take a few jabs at donald trump in it all. by the way, i don't know if donald trump or hillary clinton could pull off a slow jam. unless they rehearsed it ahead of time. >> i don't know. >> they never do that. >> we have worked hard this week. what does the forecast look like? >> this is nice. this is the payoff for a long week. beautiful weather out there now. warms up into the mid-70s with mid-to upper 60s in the east bay and san francisco. >> all right. we'll take it. >> pleasant weekend.

. >> jimmy, the tpp allows american businesses to sell their products both at home and abroad. the more we sell abroad, the more higher paying jobs we provide here at home. it's that simple. >> what year saying is the trade deal will help put every day americans back to -- >> work, work, work, put us back to work, work, work. >> he managed to make tpp interesting. >> yeah. i was going to say. i don't know all of the trade nerds would think the topic would be a focal point. >> trade nerds unite. jimmy fallon. thank you, tal. have a great weekend. >> thanks, guys. >>> the final farewell to iconic fighter muhammad ali to be buried after an emotional jury through his hometown. thousands are expected to attend. that's next. i am so sorry, ms. maroney. this personal essay is way harder than i thought, it's just not in my nature to brag on myself. not even a backdoor brag? what's a backdoor brag? sneaking something wonderful about yourself into everyday conversation, like when i tell people, i can't watch musicals 'cause i have perfect pitch. (vo) some carriers promise unlimited strea

amy: donald trump attacked democratic rival hillary clinton for her wavering stance on the tpp. critics say the deal will boost corporate power at the expense of health and environmental regulations. the committee drafting the democratic party platform voted not to oppose the trade deal. in an op-ed in the "new york times," bernie sanders urged democrats to oppose the tpp as part of a broader progressive agenda to defeat donald trump. invoking the brexit vote, he the notion that donald trump could benefit from the same forces that gave the leave proponents a majority in britain should sound an alarm for the democratic party in the united states," sanders wrote. sanders' warning comes as a new poll finds 71% of respondents believe the economy is "rigged." here in new york, progressive favorite zephyr teachout has won the democratic primary for new york's 19th congressional district. teachout has focused her message on tackling inequality, taking on wall street, and combatting political corruption. she and democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders had endorsed each other in

and over the course of nafta and tpp, millimeters of jobs sent overseas. and trump, he's saying the same thing bernie sanders is on trade. campaign finance reform, anti-establishment. there's a lot of similarities. >> i don't know if you heard, bernie people don't like wall street. >> i've heard that. >> i've heard that. >> i've heard that. interesting. gavin, are you surprised to see so many people not liking hillary and perhaps, if sanders moving to trump? ♪ they've only just begun >> trump's been playing with hillary the way a cat plays with a mouse and it's really about to get incredibly brutal. but millennials are definitely more pro trump, he's great with twitter, but millennials, especially males, know how horrible social justice are, because they dated them. so, when they drive him nuts, they see it as revenge for all the horrible girlfriends they've had. >> that's the thing i don't like about trump supporters, the angry males who have a problem with women. >> well, then you got a problem with me, my friend. >> that was actually a pointed referen

he says as president he will immediately withdraw from the tpp and with draw from nafta and work on the unfair trade practices. >>> if we are going to deliver change we will have to reject intimidation being pursued by media links and political dynasties. >> at a meeting last night city council approved cold storage and handling in oakland even though some said the subject would create thousands of jobs. critics convinced city council that health concerns outweighed the jobs. paul chambers spoke to those involved in the decision and learned that a possible lawsuit from developers may be the next hurtle that oakland leaderrers are standing by their policies. >> oversized terminal, the city is facing consequences since it decided to band the handling of coal in oakland. >> our agreement with the developer was explicit that should we be provided information at any time in the future where there would be a threat to safety, that we are within our jurisdiction and we will act. >> city leaders poured through testimonies and reports and environmental studies which says transporting coal could

i will aim for early effectuation of tpp and create new investment opportunities by spreading to the world a fair economic zone such as japan e.u. or epa which is evaluated highly. i will utilize the zero interest rate environment to rouse the bold private investment which looks into the future. also, with new low-interest rate loans, we will mutt in place 21st century type infrastructure, we will implement earlier the maglev and by accelerating the new shinkansen bullet trains we hope to create a regional recreation corridor which would create one economic zone. and we will also increase the nursing care facilities. and we will make investment in which we would realize to create a society which all people can actively participate. and the most important thing or most important challenge is to make a reform on the labor system, which allows a diverse way of working. we must try to get rid of working for long hours, and we should also try to guarantee a fair treatment or equal treatment regardless of the employment system. and i would also realize a same wage for same type of labor. a

that is exactly what tpp does. it is the right thing to do and we will keep working towards it. given the flood of steel and aluminum on the markets, it points to the fact that free trade also has to be fair trade and our three countries agree to work together on a range of measures to enforce our rights and protect our workers. and ensure a level playing field for the steel and industry. -- steel industry. -- the steel and aluminum industries in north america. given the vote, our economic teams will continue to work together so that we remain focused on keeping our economy together and make sure the global financial system is stable. something i'm confident we can do that. second, we are making sure that both north america remains in -- that north america remains a leader in the fight on climate change. all three of our nations are now committed to joining the paris agreement this year. we're announcing a new goal across the continent generating 50% of our electricity with clean power by 2025 which is a bold goal but eminently achievable. united states government is theunited s

she has come out to say she is opposed to the tpp. in terms of the keystone opposed tohe was not it. i think she has opposed to it and has come out against it. to keep opposition to haveipeline alive and we transform our energy system. in terms of the minimum wage, she has not gone to where i want. i want $15 an hour. i think in some areas she certainly has moved closer to our direction. >> what do you think of hillary clinton? i have known her for 25 years. during the campaign, we released a photograph on air force 2. this was during the health care debate. university which was not far from me. i hitched a ride. and the healthe care system that she put together was enormously complicated. she got up there without notes and for an hour rattled the whole thing off. without a piece of paper in front of her. withly, it you are dealing a person who is very intelligent. -- whena real command you see her next to donald trump peoples of a discussion, will agree with her or disagree with her, but i think it will be very hard to deny that her

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and are you going to make a full-throated pitch for the tpp, for your prescription, when you're out on the campaign trail this summer, stumping for secretary clinton? prime minister trudeau, both -- i mean, you seem to be quite careful when you talk about mr. trump. renegotiating nafta or tearing it up would be such a disaster for canada. why not come out and say that forcefully? and president pena nieto, in march, you compared mr. trump to hitler and mussolini. i'm wondering if you still stand by that? and how worried are you that this time next year, there will be a wall up on your border? >> okay. excellent questions, roberta. >> she doesn't sound like a canadian. that was pretty mean. >> canadians are a little more subtle? uh, i'm actually going to help out my friends a little bit on your last question, even though it wasn't directed at me and just say, when i visit other countries, it's not my job to comment on candidates in the middle of a race, just because they may end up winning. and the relationship between governments tend to transcend whoever is in power at any given time.

, tpp was designed to give the u.s. closer ties with other allies in asia, not china, right, as a blunt to china's ability to call the shots, as counter point to blunt. it's sort of interesting donald trump talked about being able to blunt china's rise and influence and negotiating ability, you'll hear from people that support free trade, think the whole conversation is completely a fantasy, they'll say that's what smart free trade is supposed to do. they also point out we have more than 300 legal complaints and actions now against people that are cheating, countries cheating against the united states in free trade deals and that there is enforcement of some deals. trade is always boring and arcane. now it suddenly has become oversimplified and really central to this debate. >> and stay with me, christine. i want to tell viewers this is expected to start at the pentagon any moment. we are watching that. we will jump to there when defense secretary ash carter begins speaking. strikes me, christine, some of this is vis ra