Ross: Don't Agree With Trump on Trans-Pacific Partnership

The transcript covers a discussion on trade policies, political rhetoric, and the balance between regulation and public service efficiency. It highlights the speaker's support for Trump despite disagreements on trade, emphasizing the importance of party unity. The conversation also touches on Trump's adaptation to politics and his efforts to assemble a coalition of advisors.

What is the speaker's view on the rhetoric used by politicians during campaigns?

• It is specific and detailed.

• It is irrelevant to their actual policies.

• It is often different from what is negotiated later.

• It is always consistent with their policies.

Why does the speaker believe regulations should be reviewed periodically?

• To make them more expensive.

• To eliminate them completely.

• To ensure they are still effective and efficient.

• To increase the complexity of the process.

What is the speaker's stance on trade agreements?

• They are perfect as they are.

• They should be abolished.

• They should be more lenient.

• They need to be stronger and more effective.

How does the speaker justify supporting a candidate with whom they disagree on some issues?

• By ignoring the candidate's policies.

• By focusing on the general direction and party unity.

• By supporting multiple parties.

• By agreeing with every policy of the candidate.

What does the speaker suggest about Donald Trump's political experience?

• He is a seasoned politician.

• He has no advisors.

• He is unwilling to learn.

• He is new to politics and should be given some leeway.