Commerce Sec. Ross on Trade Enforcement, China, Nafta

The transcript discusses the objectives of executive orders on trade enforcement and export improvement, addressing trade deficits, and the importance of systematic investigations. It covers criticism of focusing on trade deficits, relations with the WTO, and the significance of China's market economy status. The conversation shifts to trade negotiations, particularly NAFTA, and the approach to bilateral trade agreements. Challenges in US-UK trade post-Brexit and staffing issues in the Commerce Department are highlighted. The discussion concludes with a vision for a fair trade policy.

What is the administration's stance on the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP)?

What is the administration's view on the role of Congress in trade negotiations?

What are the key areas of negotiation mentioned in the context of NAFTA?

How does the administration plan to approach trade negotiations with the UK post-Brexit?