‘Buy American’ clause raising ire of the European Union

The European Union is strongly objecting to a “Buy American” clause in the $800 billion economic stimulus plan being debated in the U.S. Senate. The clause would ensure that only U.S. iron, steel, and manufactured goods are used in infrastructure projects paid for in the stimulus package. The E.U. says it will launch a complaint with the World Trade Organization if the clause remains. Andrew Walker, BBC Economics and Business correspondent.