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2:41Now PlayingEconomists have now come out and said that Donald Trump's economic plans, no matter how much he attempts to convince us they're great, are completely bananas. And if he were to implement these plans, it would certainly spell doom for our economy. Even the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is avoiding his disastrous plan. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins discusses this.
---President Barack Obama laid into Donald Trump's protectionist trade stance Wednesday, blasting the presumptive Republican nominee's call for a withdrawal from trade deals as the "wrong medicine."
Obama's comments, which came during a trip to Canada to meet with his fellow North American heads of state, came as Trump fights a public war with the business lobby over the issue.
"Ordinary people who have concerns about trade have a legitimate gripe about globalization," Obama continued, pointing to "growing inequality and stagnant wages."
"The question is, what do you do about it. And the prescription of withdrawing from trade deals and focusing solely on your local market -- that's the wrong medicine," he said.---
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