Huawei is Non-Negotiable, Says Sen. Rick Scott

The transcript discusses the improbability of a trade deal between the US and China, especially involving Huawei, due to national security concerns. It highlights China's unfair trade practices, such as non-compliance with WTO rules and technology theft. The speaker emphasizes the importance of supporting American companies and products to create jobs and strengthen the US economy.

Why does the speaker believe Huawei should not be part of a trade deal?

• Huawei is a small company.

• Huawei is too expensive.

• It's a national security issue.

• Huawei has no market in the US.

What is one reason the speaker doubts a trade deal with China will happen?

• China's open markets.

• China's compliance with the WTO.

• China's military presence in the South China Sea.

• China's support for US policies.

According to the speaker, what is a major issue with China's trade practices?

• They focus too much on agriculture.

• They offer too many discounts.

• They change deal terms after negotiation.

• They have a small economy.

What does the speaker suggest Americans should do to support the economy?

• Travel more internationally.

• Purchase American-made products.

• Invest in foreign companies.

• Buy more Chinese products.

What is the speaker's view on buying Chinese products?

• It is necessary for economic growth.

• It has no impact on the economy.

• It should be encouraged.

• It should be avoided.