Pelosi Says USMCA Needs 'Real Enforcement' to Pass House

The transcript discusses the US-Canada trade agreement, emphasizing the importance of enforcement in trade deals. It highlights past disappointments with NAFTA due to lack of enforcement and suggests that a new agreement could serve as a template for future trade deals. The speaker stresses the need for trade policies that benefit workers and criticizes trickle-down trade. The discussion also covers the necessity of having a majority agreement in the House for trade policies and the challenges faced in enforcing trade agreements, using an example of Chinese trade practices.

What are the key assurances needed for a successful trade agreement?

What was one of the big disappointments mentioned regarding NAFTA?

How does the speaker view trickle-down economics and trade?

What is the importance of enforcement in a trade agreement according to the speaker?

What does the speaker imply about the relationship between trade agreements and workers?