Trump Considering Actions Against China, Official Says

The transcript discusses potential actions by the Trump administration regarding international issues, particularly focusing on a congressional bill aimed at sanctioning Chinese individuals and businesses involved in suppressing dissent in Hong Kong. The bill has bipartisan support but awaits a decision from the White House. China has warned of strong countermeasures if the bill is signed. Meanwhile, Canada has suspended its extradition treaty with Hong Kong, marking a significant international response to China's national security law.

What is the Trump administration considering in response to actions in Hong Kong?

• Diplomatic isolation

• Economic sanctions

• Military intervention

• Cultural exchange programs

What does the congressional bill require from the State Department?

• To negotiate trade deals

• To provide annual reports on certain individuals

• To impose travel bans

• To establish new embassies

What power does the bill give to President Trump regarding individuals undermining Hong Kong's autonomy?

• To deport them

• To grant them asylum

• To appoint them as diplomats

• To seize their assets

How has China responded to the potential signing of the bill by Trump?

• By seeking international support

• By threatening countermeasures

• By offering negotiations

• By ignoring the situation

What action has Canada taken in response to China's national security law in Hong Kong?

• Increased trade with Hong Kong

• Suspended its extradition treaty with Hong Kong

• Opened a new consulate in Hong Kong

• Signed a defense pact with Hong Kong