Sen. Portman on China Trade Tariffs, Russian Sanctions

The transcript discusses the potential doubling of tariffs on Chinese goods and the need for direct talks with China to resolve trade issues. It highlights the impact of tariffs on U.S. businesses and agriculture, emphasizing the need for market access over aid. The discussion also covers the importance of opening EU markets and addressing protectionist measures. Additionally, it touches on the need for more effective Russia sanctions and improved election security to counter disinformation and foreign interference.

What are the potential consequences of doubling the tariff increase to 25% on Chinese goods?

How do tariffs affect the production decisions of companies in the United States?

In what ways do the current trade talks aim to address issues related to intellectual property?

What structural reforms are necessary for U.S. companies to operate in China?

What are the implications of China's currency manipulation on U.S. exports?

How do protectionist measures in the EU affect U.S. agricultural exports?

What steps can be taken to improve the security of U.S. elections against foreign interference?