Sen. Blackburn Says It's Right to Tell Allies Not to Use Huawei Tech

The transcript covers a discussion with Senator Marsha Blackburn on various topics including the bipartisan concerns about 5G technology and Huawei's involvement, the potential national security risks posed by foreign telecom companies, and President Trump's upcoming executive order to address these risks. It also touches on US-China trade talks, tariffs, and their impact on agriculture and other industries. Additionally, the conversation shifts to immigration and border security, highlighting the need for changes to asylum laws and the importance of securing the southern border.

What was the main concern discussed in the hearing regarding 5G technology?

What agreement was reached in the hearing about the 5G network?

How does Huawei's participation in the 5G network pose a risk to US National Security?

What are the long-term costs associated with using Huawei equipment in networks?

What executive order is President Trump planning to sign regarding foreign telecommunications companies?

What is the broader context of US-China trade talks mentioned in the discussion?

What changes to asylum policies are being discussed in the context of immigration?