ca seemed adrift. a re had left 10 million workers uries struggled against intense fion. europe had formed a sirading blo looked invincible. japanese panies were buying up ameris, like rockefeller d uudios.
我们的故事开始于1992年，全球经济迅速变迁，但是美国似乎游移不定，一场衰退已经使得一千万工人失业，各个行业努力挣扎着和残酷的国外竞争进行抗衡，欧洲地区已经形成了单一的贸易集团，日本看起来十分强大，日本公司开始收购一些美国经济的标志：比如洛克非勒中心和寰宇工作室等等。
in the 1992 presidential , arkansas governor bill ed he could get ameri track. he dreort from america's labor unioo promise workers' prote against global petition.
在92年的总统竞选中，阿肯萨斯州长比尔克林顿宣称他能够使美国重上轨道，美国工会给予他关键的支持，他似乎也承诺保护工人群体不受全球竞争的伤害。
bill : look at what our petitors do. look at an does. look at what germany does. we have to keep i home so jobs don't go offshore.
比尔克林顿：看看我们的竞争对手正在干些什么，看看日本，看看德国，我们必须将投资控制在国内，这样工作机会才不会流向国外。
worker: you'll stand up against the good old boys to do that?
工人：你会挺身而出，反对那些老家伙吗？
bill : absolutely. what's the good of having a try if y to let it go down the drain?
克林顿：我一定会。如果你使你的国家的情况越来越糟，那你领导这个国家还有什么用？
worker: i don't knoe been doing that?
工人：我不知道。为什么我们一直在那样做？
narrator: but at a meeting with wall street fion had discussed a different agenda, an agenda some of his core supporters adamantly opposed. financial markets waover spending, cut the defid embrace free trade. without these policies, they thought america's ey wouldn't recover. over dinner in an exclusive restaurant, tried to persuade some of wall street's most seasohat he saw the world as they did.
旁白：但是，在和华尔街金融家的一次会面中，克林顿讨论了一个不同的日程表——其中有些内容受到了他的核心支持者的强烈反对。金融市场希望控制政府支出、削减赤字并完全接纳自由贸易。如果没有这些政策，他们认为美国的经济无法复苏。在一家高级餐厅共进晚餐时，克林顿总统试图劝说一些华尔街最资深的高层执行官：他自己非常了解世界的现状。
robert rubin, an, goldman sachs, 1990-1992; , 1995-1999: my view was that the threshold eic issue for our try was to restore fiscal dise after a long, long time during which fiscal dise had eroded.
罗伯特鲁宾, 高盛公司，联合主席，1990-1992；美国财长，1995-1999：我认为，我国的首要经济问题是：如何在财政秩序被长期损害以后恢复财政秩序。
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bill : i could see that rubihat were there in this rather dark place where we had di night were kind of looking and saying, ”well, you know, this guy from arkansas be president? could he possibly know enough about the ey to do it?”
比尔克林顿：在我们共进晚餐的地方，光线相当暗，但我能看到鲁宾其他一些人，知道他们的表情和想法，“你知道，这个来自阿肯萨斯的家伙能当总统吗？他可能了解足够的经济知识以胜任总统的职位吗？”
robert rubi meeting i thought to myself that this was a ma what i at least thought we reat deal about. now, on the issue of trade, he clearly believed in trade liberalization, and that clearly has been a dividihe democratic party. it was then, and it is now.
罗伯特鲁宾：在那次会面之后，我认为，这个人关心至少我认为我们需要非常关心的很多问题。现在，在贸易问题上，他清楚地表示信奉贸易自由化，这也是曾是民主党的一个清晰的分界线。
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第三章:北美自由贸易区: 第一次实验
narrator ：trade be issue in the 1992 presidential . republi president gee bush had y that would allow ued flows of trade a between the , d mexico.
旁白: 贸易问题成为1992年总统大选的一个问题，共和党总统乔治布什已经谈好了一项条约：在美国、加拿大和墨西哥之间允许自由贸易和投资流动。
ole: nafta: north ameri free trade agreement
字幕标题：nafta：北美自由贸易协定
for its supporters, trade embodies a opee wealth, bind natioher, aruct a more prosperous -- and a more secure -- ut that idea to a political test. i was the first great debate of the globalization era.
对于支持它的人而言，贸易政策表现了一种观念：开放的市场能创造财富、将国家联系在一起并有助于建设更繁荣的、更为安全的世界。北美自由贸易协定将对此观念进行一个政治实验，在美国，这是全球化时代的首次重大辩论。
ole: 1992 presidee
字幕标题：1992年的总统竞选辩论
ross perot, reform party presidential didate, 1992: you have to admit that nafta, the mexi trade agreemehey pay people a dollar an hour, have h ent, no pollution trols, etc., etc., etc., y tiant sud of jobs bei of this try.
ross perot，改革党总统候选人，1992：你不得不承认：根据北美自由贸易协定、墨西哥贸易协定，在墨西哥，小时工资只有一美元，没有健康护理，没有退休保障，不对污染进行控制，等等，等等，你将会听到大量的工作被吸引出这个国家的巨大声音。
gee bush, &, 1989-1993: ross says with great that he opposes the north ameri free trade agreement. i am for the north ameri free trade agreement. my problem with governor is that one day he says he's for it, the other he wants to make some ges. when you're president of t
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