Jimmy Carter Says a New Nafta Organization Should Benefit All

In this video, former President Jimmy Carter discusses the importance of NAFTA and trade fairness between the US, Canada, and Mexico. He emphasizes the need for accommodating change while adhering to principles like fairness and equality. Carter also shares his personal connection with the Trudeau family and offers advice for current trade negotiations. Additionally, he reflects on the legacy of John McCain, highlighting the importance of truth in politics and the recent White House response to McCain's passing.

What was Jimmy Carter's perspective on the impact of NAFTA?

• It only benefited Canada.

• It was beneficial to all involved countries.

• It was unfair to Mexico.

• It was detrimental to the United States.

What does Carter believe is crucial in trade relationships?

• Ignoring past agreements

• Strict adherence to rules

• Prioritizing economic gains over fairness

• Accommodating changing times while upholding principles

What was Carter's advice to Justin Trudeau regarding trade negotiations?

• Ignore the other side's concerns

• Focus solely on economic benefits

• Accommodate changing times while maintaining core principles

• Prioritize short-term gains

What was Carter's relationship with Pierre Trudeau?

• They were business partners.

• They never met.

• They had a strong friendship.

• They were political rivals.

How does Carter view the future of Canada-US relations?

• They will remain strong despite challenges.

• They will deteriorate significantly.

• They will become less important.

• They will be replaced by new alliances.

What principle did Carter emphasize as crucial in his tribute to John McCain?

• Diplomacy

• Ambition

• Truthfulness

• Loyalty

How did Carter describe the White House's initial response to John McCain's death?

• Appropriate and timely

• Tardy and initially inadequate

• Indifferent

• Overly critical