Comparing Biden & Trump's Approach to China: Who Did it Right? - TLDR News

The video explores the evolving US-China relationship under the last three presidencies, focusing on Trump's trade-centric policy and Biden's geopolitical approach. Trump's policy targeted trade deficits and unfair practices, leading to a trade war. Biden, while also protectionist, emphasizes geopolitics and alliances against China's rise. The video compares their strategies and discusses the challenges Biden faces in forming a cohesive anti-China coalition.

How did the global steel production landscape change from 2004 to 2018 according to the text?

In what ways did Biden's administration aim to reduce reliance on Chinese producers?

What challenges does Biden face in building an anti-China coalition?

What are the implications of China's growing influence on US allies as mentioned in the text?