“For them, globalization is inherently rigged toward the top 1 percent,” Mr. Obama said in an address to the Canadian Parliament. While Mr. Trudeau was talking about whether Canada would export more hydroelectric power to the United States, Mr. Obama began scribbling notes. Then, in Europe, Mr. Obama may find a more receptive audience, given the deep misgivings over the British vote. White House officials said Mr. Obama would not hesitate to make a strong case for the Trans-Pacific Partnership on the campaign trail. “His timing is pretty good,” said David Axelrod, a former senior adviser to Mr. Obama.

Source: New York Times July 03, 2016 22:51 UTC