Bill Clinton: “It will come up. President Zedillo would bring it up if I didn't. We will--we're trying to work that out. Our concerns…”

“It will come up. President Zedillo would bring it up if I didn't. We will--we're trying to work that out. Our concerns here are basically safety concerns, and we have an obligation under NAFTA, the United States does, to permit Mexican truckers into the United States if they meet the standards that we apply to our people. And we're trying to work out exactly how we define that and resolve it with the Mexicans. There have been actually relatively few trade disputes. This is now a $130 billion trade relationship. It's a huge relationship. And we have two or three relatively minor matters--[inaudible]--all but one. And I think we have to work very hard to try to rectify the economic harm done to the Caribbean countries inadvertently by Congress when they adopted NAFTA but wouldn't go along with my suggestion to give the same treatment to the Caribbean countries. Mr. Goldstein. Excuse me, by Caribbean you mean Central America and the Caribbean Basin?”