Full Speech: Donald Trump Delivers Economic Policy Speech in Monessen, PA (6-28-16)

Source: Right Side Broadcasting
Published: Jun 28, 2016
Author: Trump
Post Date: 2016-06-28 18:50:19 by Hondo68
Views: 2140

Trump starts at the 4 minute mark.

Tuesday, June 28, 2016: Full replay of Donald J. Trump's economic policy speech in Monessen, PA at Alumisource

Full Speech: Donald Trump Delivers Economic Policy Speech in Monessen, PA (6-28-16)

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"Real Change"

LOL

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#1: tomder55    To: hondo68 (#0)

Is that what his wall is going to look like ? A wall of recycled aluminum cans ? He should pick Bernie Sanders as his running mate . They can squawk for the next 4 months "the system is rigged ;the system is rigged " .His Hoover like mercantilism, and economic isolationism is a recipe for economic disaster . Other than that it was a good speech.

tomder55 posted on 2016-06-28 21:19:14   Reply   Private Reply

#2: A K A Stone    To: tomder55 (#1)

The system is rigged. If not murdering babies wouldn't be a celebrated right. NAFTA and other sell out treason treaties wouldn't exist.

A K A Stone posted on 2016-06-28 21:23:25   Reply   Private Reply

#3: A K A Stone    To: tomder55 (#1)

The federal reserve caused the depression not looking after American jobs.

A K A Stone posted on 2016-06-28 21:24:14   Reply   Private Reply

#4: paraclete    To: hondo68 (#0)

Trump will trash the TPP, it's the easy step because that treaty hasn't been ratified. it is strange that the biggest economy that fought hard for all its protections would walk back from something it has been pushing. Who do you think initiated the idea? I think we should walk away from the AUSFTA, maybe if we hadn't signed that one we would still have a car industry

paraclete posted on 2016-06-29 10:28:26   Reply   Private Reply

#5: Hondo68    To: paraclete (#4)

Who do you think initiated the idea?

Tricky Dicky and the Rockefeller Republicans.

Fidel Castro, Nixon. Mao, Ford, Kissinger

Hondo68 posted on 2016-06-29 12:38:32   Reply   Private Reply

#6: tomder55    To: paraclete (#4)

Trump will not change existing treaties . He can thankfully only propose and sign laws and treaties Congress passes as law. The US is already an open market . Our average tariff is 1.4 % . So any trade deal we are involved in are mostly about opening markets in other countries ,and introducing our goods and services . Why do we have trade deficits ? Because we are the most prosperous nation ,have the largest disposable income ,and we have consumers who desire the imports . Foreign goods could not possibly be sold in the US unless we wanted to purchase them.

tomder55 posted on 2016-06-29 14:07:01   Reply   Private Reply

#7: paraclete    To: tomder55 (#6)

Foreign goods could not possibly be sold in the US unless we wanted to purchase them.

You have a poor who need cheap foriegn goods, but trade is a two way street, do you think I want nothing but american goods in our stores? no, I don't even want american out of season fruit. We remember the furore when we wanted to supply you with LNG, don't worry, we sell it to China, and you sell us substandard stuff like the F35. We don't want the TPP for access to your market, we already have that, we want the TPP for the same reason you do, access to other markets. I've said it before Tom, retreat, you will actually do us a favour. You see China as a threat but they will only be an enemy if you make them one

paraclete posted on 2016-06-29 21:48:52   Reply   Private Reply

#8: buckeroo    To: hondo68 (#0)

Trump needs to show that the transfer of wealth from the USA to foreign nations has directly created the HUGE 20 Trillion dollar federal debt.

buckeroo posted on 2016-06-29 22:34:35   Reply   Private Reply

#9: tomder55    To: paraclete (#7)

You have a poor who need cheap foriegn goods,

You would be suprised. Many people with disposable incomes still shop bargain. As for me ,it's simple math .If I have to spend more ,I purchase less . Our low tariffs mean that the producers of the world compete to get their products into our markets. Poor countries import very little of the world's product .They are the ones with large trade surpluses selling their resources to the world while their own citizens don't benefit from the resources . Rich countries import goods in abundance.TPP will also benefit us because the nations in the deal already have big import restrictions on American goods. TPP will only help open up those markets. And if you don't like our out of season fruit ;don't buy it .Buy domestic fruit from your 'abundant farmlands' . You don't like the F35 ? Neither do I .

tomder55 posted on 2016-06-30 14:54:46   Reply   Private Reply

#10: paraclete    To: tomder55 (#9)

you know Tom I don't, not yours or Vietnamese seafood and so on. We all need to get grip and realise, that trade has to be like having a bank account, we don't have to measure where the balance came from, just work at changing it

paraclete posted on 2016-06-30 20:11:01   Reply   Private Reply

#11: tomder55    To: paraclete (#10)

I don't mind a trade imbalance . I have a trade imbalance with my grocer and that is a good thing . I get his goods and he gets my cash. But he won't keep my cash . He will spend it on something else and so on and so on.

tomder55 posted on 2016-07-01 10:14:26   Reply   Private Reply