Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and leaders from 20 other Asian and Pacific nations are huddled in closed-door trade meetings in Peru. Although he is not at the APEC leaders' summit, Canadian Press reporter Jordan Press says Donald Trump's anti-trade rhetoric has shaken up the agenda of the meeting. (The Trans-Pacific Partnership would open up trade among 12 nations encompassing nearly 40 per cent of the world's GDP, including Australia, Canada, Mexico, Japan and the United States.)

Date: 2016-11-20
Placeline: LIMA, Peru.
Source: The Canadian Press
Length: 25 seconds

Transcript Prediction: << you can feel it from everybody here from all the leaders who have been talkin and the message they say over and over is that we have to combat this auntie trade and he globalization rhetoric and they have reference Donald Trump a couple of times in this matter in so they have tried to take over and over we need to keep our borders open we need to make sure that we focus on trade and that's the message you here not only from Justin Trudeau from Barack Obama even the Chinese president and other and other world leaders >>

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