Sen. Van Hollen Says Trump Can Stop Separating Families Now

The transcript covers three main topics: legislation on ZTE, trade authority and tariffs, and immigration policies. The discussion on ZTE focuses on bipartisan efforts to maintain penalties due to national security concerns. The trade section addresses Congress's role in trade authority, particularly regarding tariffs on allies and China. The immigration section highlights the controversial policy of family separation at the border and the need for a bipartisan solution.

What is the main objection raised regarding the President's approach to ZTE?

What bipartisan effort is mentioned in relation to ZTE and its penalties?

How does the speaker describe the national security threat posed by ZTE?

What does the speaker suggest the President should do regarding the policy of separating families?

What was the response of the Senate to the President's policy on family separation?

What compromise is suggested regarding border security and family separation?

What does the speaker believe about the justification for breaking up families?