Trump Is Right to Take On China, Says Rep. Kildee

The video discusses the US-China trade tensions, highlighting the Democratic perspective through Congressman Dan Kildee. It covers the impact of tariffs on Michigan's economy, the USMCA's challenges, and the balance between political issues and economic priorities. The potential for bipartisan efforts in Congress, particularly in infrastructure and drug pricing, is also explored.

What are the potential effects of tariffs on both China and the United States according to Wendy Cutler?

How does Congressman Dan Kildee view the President's approach to trade with China?

What concerns does Congressman Kildee express regarding a potential deal with China?

What is the significance of the phrase 'no deal is better than a bad deal' in the context of trade negotiations?

How does Congressman Kildee describe the impact of trade uncertainty on his constituents in Michigan?

What are the key issues that Congressman Kildee believes should be prioritized by Congress?

What does Congressman Kildee suggest about the relationship between infrastructure investment and competition with China?