Moving the NAFTA Negotiation Needle

The transcript discusses the complexities of President Trump's plans to renegotiate NAFTA and build a border wall. It highlights disagreements between Trump and other leaders at the World Economic Forum, as well as within the Republican Party. The NAFTA negotiations have stalled, posing risks for its future. The debate over the wall involves differing views among Republicans, with some advocating for a full wall and others suggesting alternative security measures. Trump's willingness to negotiate with different factions is also noted.

What is one of the main topics of disagreement between President Trump and other leaders at the World Economic Forum?

• Military spending

• Education policies

• NAFTA and environmental agreements

• Healthcare reform

What is the significance of the end of March in the context of NAFTA?

• It marks the deadline for a new trade agreement with Europe.

• It is when President Trump must request Fast Track authority from Congress.

• It is the deadline for environmental policy changes.

• It is the date for the next World Economic Forum meeting.

What might indicate that President Trump does not want NAFTA?

• Requesting Fast Track authority

• Not requesting Fast Track authority

• Meeting with European leaders

• Holding a press conference

What do ultra-conservatives believe is necessary for the border wall?

• No wall, just increased law enforcement

• Only drone surveillance

• A large amount of financial backing and use of drones

• Minimal financial backing

How do moderate Republicans view the construction of the border wall?

• They oppose any form of border security.

• They want to build multiple small walls.

• They believe in securing the border through tunneling and drones.

• They support a full wall along the entire border.