Sen. Warner Says Ban on Equipment From China’s Huawei Is ‘Long Overdue’

The transcript discusses the risks associated with using Huawei and ZTE equipment in telecom networks, highlighting national security concerns due to Chinese laws. It covers international reactions, bipartisan agreement on the risks, and the need for the U.S. to maintain technological leadership. The economic impact on small businesses and supply chains is also addressed, with a final message urging President Trump to stay the course despite potential economic concerns.

What is a major concern about using Chinese telecom equipment in 5G networks?

• It is not compatible with existing technology.

• It requires too much maintenance.

• It poses a security risk due to Chinese laws.

• It is too expensive.

Which countries have already restricted the use of Huawei and ZTE equipment?

• India and Japan

• Germany and France

• Australia and New Zealand

• United States and Canada

What is one reason Huawei equipment is attractive to many countries?

• It is 30% cheaper and offers full financing.

• It is more reliable.

• It is more secure.

• It is easier to install.

What is a potential consequence of China leading in 5G and AI technologies?

• Higher costs for consumers

• Decreased innovation

• Increased global cooperation

• China setting global standards

What is a suggested approach to mitigate the economic impact on small businesses affected by restrictions on Huawei and ZTE?

• Reducing regulations

• Providing tax breaks

• Offering financing mechanisms

• Increasing tariffs