Trump Deletes Tweet That Said No Need to Rush China Talks

The transcript discusses President Trump's deletion of a tweet about China talks and explores his communication style, particularly through Twitter. Senator Scott shares his views on Trump's approach to trade negotiations, emphasizing the importance of maintaining pressure on China. The conversation highlights Trump's consistent communication style and the challenges in negotiating with China, stressing the need for the other side to feel pressure to reach a deal.

What was the content of the tweet that President Trump deleted?

• The US has reached a deal with China.

• China has agreed to all US terms.

• The trade negotiations are complete.

• There was no need to rush China talks.

How does Senator Scott feel about President Trump's use of Twitter for communication?

• He feels it should be stopped.

• He thinks it is a formal communication method.

• He believes it is ineffective.

• He is indifferent to it.

According to Senator Scott, what is essential for successful trade negotiations with China?

• Pressure on China to reach a deal.

• Immediate agreement on all terms.

• Quick resolution without pressure.

• Ignoring China's military developments.

What is Senator Scott's stance on the urgency of reaching a trade deal with China?

• He believes there is no rush.

• He thinks it should be done immediately.

• He feels it is not important.

• He wants to delay it indefinitely.

What does Senator Scott suggest is necessary for the other side in trade negotiations?

• They must feel the need to negotiate.

• They should agree to all terms unconditionally.

• They must be forced into a deal.

• They should be ignored until they agree.