Baucus: Both U.S. and China Really Want a Deal

The transcript discusses the complex dynamics between the US, Japan, and South Korea, focusing on historical tensions and the role of the US in mediating these issues. It also delves into the China-US trade tensions, particularly around technology and Huawei, and the political implications of these tensions. The discussion highlights the unpredictability of President Trump and the potential impact on future trade negotiations. Additionally, it touches on diplomatic challenges, including the resignation of the UK ambassador and the importance of confidentiality in diplomatic communications.

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