Ian Bremmer: Trump Is Not Tweeting Foreign Policy

The transcript discusses the implications of Trump's tweets on foreign policy, particularly focusing on China and Taiwan relations. It highlights the lack of coherence in Trump's foreign policy team compared to his economic policy team. The discussion also touches on economic implications, suggesting a focus on sectors like financials and industrials due to expected market changes.

What is the main issue with tweeting as a president-elect compared to as a candidate?

• It has no impact on international relations.

• It is seen as setting foreign policy.

• It is ignored by other countries.

• It is considered a personal opinion.

How did China's perception of Trump change over the weekend?

• They viewed him as a businessman open to deals.

• They believed he would be easy to manipulate.

• They saw him as a strong leader.

• They started seeing Taiwan as a significant issue.

What is lacking in the president-elect's approach to foreign policy?

• A focus on domestic issues.

• A clear communication strategy.

• A strong economic team.

• A coherent foreign policy team.

Which sector is expected to benefit the most from the current political changes?

• Financials

• Real Estate

• Technology

• Consumer Goods

What is the expected trend in gold prices according to the discussion?

• Decreasing prices

• Increasing prices

• Volatile prices

• Stable prices