Sen. Portman Says U.S., China Need Mutually Beneficial Trade Deal

The transcript discusses the complexities of US trade relations with Hong Kong and China, highlighting Speaker Pelosi's call to revisit these relations. It covers China's influence on Hong Kong's economy and democracy, and the broader implications for US-China trade negotiations. The G20 summit is seen as a potential platform for progress. The discussion also touches on global trade concerns involving other countries and the importance of the USMCA as a successor to NAFTA, emphasizing its benefits for the US economy.

What is Speaker Pelosi's stance on U.S. relations with Hong Kong?

How does Wilbur Ross describe the issue of U.S.-China trade relations?

What mistake does the speaker believe China is making regarding Hong Kong?

What are the implications of the current trade negotiations for the U.S. economy?

What are the key concerns regarding China's trade practices mentioned in the text?

What role does the speaker believe Hong Kong should play in U.S.-China trade relations?

How does the speaker view the potential outcomes of the G20 summit?