What We're Doing With China Is Necessary, Says Author Gordon Chang

The transcript discusses the escalating trade dispute between the US and China, focusing on the $34 billion in tariffs set to take effect. It highlights the US's use of the Trade Act of 1974 to address China's intellectual property theft and the economic implications of these tariffs. The discussion also covers the US trade deficit, the political will of President Trump, and China's retaliatory measures targeting US exports like soybeans. The transcript concludes with the political challenges faced by both countries in navigating this trade conflict.

What are the implications of the $34 billion in tariffs imposed by the US on China?

What challenges does President Trump face regarding tariffs and their impact on voters?

How does the trade deficit affect the US's position in the trade war with China?

In what ways has China responded to the tariffs imposed by the US?

What are the potential long-term effects of the ongoing trade conflict on both the US and China?