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stop all of these gains and that's a lousy trade deal. the trans-pacific partnership. tpp. would be one of the largest trade deals in our country's history. president obama doesn't want your representative, your congressional member to lay a finger on it. the white house is pushing for trade promotion authority. they want the ability to give the stamp of approval. congress would be restricted to just an up or down vote no negotiation, no debate. only big corporations have had a say in this 12-country negotiated deal. workers know it's as bad as nafta and worse the nurses united say fast tracking would be a real bad deal for public health, a public health disaster. tpp limits the import and access to medicine. labor unions have never been more unified and united. they of course claim this trade deal would be a job killer. environmental organizations are also rejecting fast track authority. the agreement weakens our safeguards when it comes to climate and trade enforcement. the house is on recess. and the senate is stuck, according toen senator orrin hatch. we may not see a debate unt

tpp is resolved. amen. this is the latest comment from president obama on wisconsin. he said, it is inexcusable that over the past several years, just when middle-class families and workers need that kind of security the most there's been a coordinated assault on unions led by powerful interests and their allies in government. >> wow, where was that comment or education back in 2011? the unions are afraid to tell president obama what they really think. the unions need a political foot soldier in the next race and i think unions have been burned by some democrats and this administration and that there needs to be a different path forward, a different future mapped out, if we're going to save the middle class in this country and for them to go to these firefight conventions today and say, hey there's an attack on workers. really? just getting that? the folks in wisconsin could have used president obama's influence on the walker recall and also on the walker re-election effort. it was just too much cold feet for me. there was too much dipping the toe in the lake instead of jumping in.

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on fast track and tpp. these upcoming votes will have a huge impact on working men and women in america. >> i'm the first one to admit that past trade deals haven't always lived up to the hype. >> fast track, which the president is asking for, has the attention of congress. >> in fast track, they spring it out. we have 60 days to vote on it up or down. >> we have no ability to amend the treaty. >> the negotiations are secret. the draft text is secret. >> the concern of labor stems from a history of bad trade deals and the current pressure on american jobs. >> the people who want fast track, there is no debate. they want to tell you how complicated it is. >> this the first time that every single member of every single union promised a full out battle to stop fast track. >> it means lost jobs and lower wages. >> from nafta to the south korean trade deal american jobs have been negatively impacted. >> we need to demand there not be secrecy over something as important as creating jobs in america or destroying jobs in america. >> the transpacific partnership includes rules that will

. the issues are different. where does she stand on the trade and the tpp and fast track? how aggressive is she going to be on the environment? is there a possibility that the democrats won't have a fully vetted candidate, and i know we have known her for 30-something years, but the issues are different now. >> governor o'malley is my governor. i supported him twice. she voted over and over again in the united states senate for a term and a half before she became secretary of state taking positions in favor of raising the minimum wage and supports dodd-frank. he knows she is a progressive. that's why he has supported her. >> what does that mean that elizabeth warren isn't going to run? what does that do to the democratic competition as you see it from a republican standpoint? >> there is no democratic competition. she's going to have all the resources she needs. she raise $9 million and that's pennies for her in 2014. 62% of democrats support hillary clinton. her problem, her challenge, is going to be herself. the quieter that she is the less news she makes, which actually hel

stand on that? hillary clinton has to state her position on the tpp and fast track and explain how this will not gut american jobs the way nafta did. keep in mind every union has stated they will not support any candidate who supports the tpp. so far hillary clinton has been silent on this issue. she has to decide if she wants to be for the middle class or destroy it. i put it in such dogmatic terms because this is how organized labor views the tpp. they don't believe you can be for the middle class and be for a trade agreement that involves 40% of the world's economy and guts american jobs and all of our trade agreements have a bad history when it comes to trade being upside down and us losing american jobs. so as i see it, she can no longer remain silent but here is the problem. what if hillary clinton runs unopposed? what if this is a coronation? what if everybody else says hillary's got it? look at these polls. nobody else can raise this kind of money so i'm not going to run. what if that is the conclusion of everybody? do we get a real debate on the tp approximate tpp? do we g

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white house, security meetings at the white house on trade promotional authority and the tpp. i know that your caucus is against this deal. wasn't this a day of mixed messages? >> there's a contradiction there. we're opposed to the fast track. as members of congress, we have to have a role in protecting jobs here in america, the environment, and for all the nations involved raising the standard of living and helping all. we're for trade. it has to be fair. it has to be balanced and fast track doesn't do it. and the agreement overall without any substantive changes, it's not going to work. >> is this an 11th hour sell job by the president and his administration? what was this today? >> i think they're nervous about getting this thing passed. everybody in congress has seen trade deals that promised a lot and gave very very little. in fact, actually took away. they're not there. they're a little worried. but look we're not worried about trade, but we are worried about bad investment deals that offshore american jobs and stagnate our wages. we're not going to support that even though the