G-20 as Trump's Last Chance to Set China Trade Talk Framework

The transcript discusses the shift in US trade policies under Trump's presidency, highlighting a move towards neo-mercantilism. It explores the political dynamics, including the Democrats' response to Trump's trade strategies. The discussion also covers the G20 summit, focusing on US-China relations and the potential for a trade war if no agreement is reached.

What is the significance of Trump's approach to tariffs in the context of U.S. trade policy?

How do the Democrats feel about Trump's handling of trade issues, particularly regarding Ohio?

What does the text suggest about the future of free trade agreements under a new administration?

In what ways does the text indicate that Trump's presidency has changed the landscape of international negotiations?

What are the potential implications of a trade war between the U.S. and China as discussed in the text?