Trump Says Trade Deal With South Korea Is Done

The transcript discusses a trade deal with South Korea, highlighting its completion and upcoming ceremonial signing. It criticizes a previous deal for being unfavorable to the U.S. and outlines improvements made in the new agreement, which aims to bring jobs back to the U.S. The speaker expresses confidence in the deal's fairness and positive impact.

What was the speaker's opinion about the statement in the book regarding the South Korea trade deal?

• It was irrelevant to the current deal.

• It was partially true.

• It was misleading and false.

• It was accurate and insightful.

What was the main issue with the original trade deal with South Korea according to the speaker?

• It was too complex to understand.

• It was beneficial for both countries.

• It favored South Korea over the United States.

• It was never officially signed.

Who was responsible for the initial unfavorable deal with South Korea?

• A foreign diplomat.

• The speaker's political opponent.

• An independent trade organization.

• The current administration.

What is the expected outcome of the new trade deal with South Korea?

• It will have no impact on employment.

• It will bring more jobs to the United States.

• It will reduce jobs in the United States.

• It will only benefit South Korea.

How does the speaker describe the new trade deal with South Korea?

• As a controversial agreement.

• As a minor adjustment.

• As a temporary solution.

• As a significant improvement.