China Vows Response to U.S. Bill on Xinjiang

The transcript discusses President Trump's challenges with recent legislation on Hong Kong and Uighur sanctions, which complicate US-China trade talks. Despite Trump's optimistic rhetoric, China's measured response indicates a desire to separate human rights issues from trade. The timeline for a trade deal remains uncertain, with Trump suggesting a delay until after the 2020 election. Congress is working on passing related bills, which could face veto challenges. The situation raises stakes with China and impacts Trump's election strategy.

What dilemma does President Trump face regarding the legislation signed about Hong Kong?

What are the implications of the new bill that sanctions Chinese officials for human rights issues?

How did China respond to the passage of the Hong Kong bill?

What does President Trump mean by saying he likes the idea of waiting until after the election for the China deal?

What challenges does Congress face in passing the new bill related to China?

What are the potential consequences if Trump does not sign the new bill regarding China?

How does the current political climate, including impeachment hearings, affect Trump's negotiations with China?