Trump Facing Trade War on Two Fronts

The transcript discusses President Trump's negotiation tactics regarding NAFTA, highlighting his willingness to exclude Canada if a fair deal isn't reached. It also covers skepticism from Republicans and opposition from progressives and unions, including criticism from AFL-CIO's Richard Trumka. The potential impacts of withdrawing from NAFTA are explored, with a focus on political and economic implications.

What is President Trump's position on Canada's involvement in the new NAFTA deal?

• He is indifferent to Canada's involvement.

• He is willing to exclude Canada if a fair deal isn't reached.

• He wants to keep Canada in the deal at all costs.

• He has already excluded Canada from the deal.

What action did President Trump threaten if Congress interferes with the NAFTA negotiations?

• He would impose tariffs on Canada.

• He would involve the United Nations.

• He would terminate NAFTA entirely.

• He would negotiate a separate deal with Mexico.

What is the concern among Republicans on Capitol Hill regarding Trump's NAFTA negotiations?

• They think he is focusing too much on Mexico.

• They are skeptical of his negotiation tactics.

• They believe he is too lenient with Canada.

• They want him to involve more countries in the deal.

What would happen if President Trump decides to withdraw from NAFTA?

• Trade with Canada would cease entirely.

• A new deal with Canada would be immediately formed.

• The US would revert to a decades-old agreement with Canada.

• NAFTA would continue without the US.

Who is Richard Trumka and what was his stance on NAFTA?

• The head of the AFL-CIO opposing NAFTA.

• A Republican senator supporting NAFTA.

• A Canadian official negotiating NAFTA.

• A Democratic senator advocating for NAFTA.