Huawei Needs to Stay Out of Our Business, Says Sen. Blackburn

Senator Marsha Blackburn discusses various topics including commerce policy, Huawei restrictions, and concerns about China's global dominance. She expresses skepticism about the Biden administration's stance on China and highlights the importance of keeping Huawei out of US processes. The conversation shifts to the GameStop controversy, market access, and economic stimulus, with Blackburn emphasizing the need for targeted relief. Finally, she questions the constitutionality of impeaching a former president, referring to Trump's impeachment trial.

What is the primary concern regarding Huawei's involvement in the US market?

• Trade imbalance

• Technological advancement

• Security risks and spyware

• Economic competition

What is the term used to describe the integration of China's commercial and military sectors?

• Civil-military fusion

• Military-industrial complex

• Economic-military integration

• Commercial-military alliance

What is a major concern about the Biden administration's policies towards China?

• Reducing trade barriers

• Strengthening military ties

• Softening stance on human rights

• Increased tariffs

What unusual political alliance was formed during the GameStop stock situation?

• Senator Chuck Schumer and Mitch McConnell

• Senator Marsha Blackburn and Bernie Sanders

• Senator Mitt Romney and Nancy Pelosi

• Senator Ted Cruz and AOC

What is the Republican stance on market regulation as discussed in the context of GameStop?

• Nationalization of hedge funds

• Complete market control

• Deregulatory environment

• Increased regulation

What is the proposed amount for childcare credits in Senator Mitt Romney's economic stimulus plan?

• $1,000 to $2,000

• $2,000 to $3,000

• $3,000 to $4,000

• $4,000 to $5,000

What is the constitutional concern regarding the impeachment of a former president?

• It sets a precedent for future impeachments

• It violates the separation of powers

• It is not allowed by the Constitution

• It requires a unanimous vote