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It was a serious question. Under NAFTA, Canada and Mexico don't put tariffs on our goods and we don't put tariffs on theirs. U.S. companies receive benefits for doing business in Mexico and Canada and their companies receive benefits for doing business here. How does President Trump improve on that? How does he make it a better deal for us without putting restrictions on Canada and Mexico, and how does he get them to agree without putting similar restrictions on us? What does his "better deal" look like?
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Trump has stated he will tax goods coming back to neutralize low Mexican labor rates and take away the incentive for US companies to move jobs south.
What else Trump has planned he would most likely keep close to the vest to maintain negotiating power.
This article provides some incite into Trumps plans to renegotiate multiple trade agreements.
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-election-idUSKCN0ZE0Z0