Trump Says Nafta Is a 'Bad Joke!'

The transcript discusses the feasibility of building a wall on Capitol Hill, President Trump's frustration with NAFTA, and the intensified bilateral talks between Mexico and Canada. It highlights the uncertainty surrounding Trump's decision to exit NAFTA and the need for fast track authority from Congress to renegotiate the agreement.

What is the stance of the Republican Party regarding President Trump's plans?

• They are unaware of it.

• They are indifferent.

• They are opposed to it.

• They are supportive.

What has been the recent development in talks between Mexico and Canada?

• Talks have ceased completely.

• Bilateral talks have intensified.

• Talks have become less frequent.

• There have been no changes.

What might President Trump use to form new agreements if he withdraws from NAFTA?

• An international treaty.

• A bilateral treaty.

• The crux of NAFTA.

• A new trade agreement.

What is required from Congress for renegotiating NAFTA?

• A presidential decree.

• Fast track authority.

• A public referendum.

• A new trade bill.

What is the President's view of NAFTA as mentioned in the campaign trail?

• A beneficial deal.

• A neutral agreement.

• A very bad deal.

• An excellent treaty.