Trump Says Chinese Tariffs Will Come Off When 'We Finish Phase Two'

The transcript discusses a new, more detailed deal with China, emphasizing its importance and the strategic use of tariffs in negotiations. The speaker explains the decision to keep tariffs as leverage and outlines plans for a second phase of negotiations. The historical context of trade relations with China is addressed, with the speaker attributing past issues to previous administrations rather than China itself.

What is the main focus of the first section of the transcript?

• The speaker's interactions with President Xi.

• The historical context of trade relations.

• The removal of tariffs on goods.

• The completion of a detailed trade deal and the start of phase two.

What condition is mentioned for the removal of tariffs?

• Approval from Wall Street.

• Agreement from President Xi.

• Successful negotiation of phase two.

• Completion of phase one.

What percentage is the tariff on $250 billion worth of goods?

• 10%

• 25%

• 7.5%

• 22.5%

Who does the speaker blame for the lack of a previous deal with China?

• Farmers and innovators

• Wall Street

• Previous U.S. presidents

• China

What was the speaker's reaction when President Xi was unhappy with the speech?

• He continued with the speech.

• He left the meeting.

• He blamed China.

• He changed the speech quickly.