Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and leaders from Asian and Pacific nations are walking out of their annual summit in Peru facing an uncertain future about the movement of goods, people and services across borders. That uncertainty has been created with US president-elect Donald Trump and his anti-trade rhetoric set to take over the White House. Trudeau says he's looking forward to working with Trump on a broad range of issues. (In a meeting with Trudeau, US President Barack Obama spoke about the work the two have done on refugees and climate change -- two areas where Trump has voiced concerns and vowed to roll back environmental funding and put in stricter immigration rules.)

Date: 2016-11-20
Placeline: LIMA, Peru.
Source: The Canadian Press
Length: 18 seconds

Transcript Prediction: << the fact is the level of integration and interdependence between the Canadian and American economies on on many many levels for me is the strongest proof point that a trade has been good for both of our economies and will continue >>

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