Sen. Rick Scott Doesn't Expect a Trade Deal With China to Happen

The transcript discusses the challenges of a US-China trade deal, emphasizing Huawei's non-negotiable status due to national security concerns. It advocates for buying American products to create jobs and reduce reliance on China. The discussion also covers the impact of tariffs and the global supply chain on the US economy, highlighting the need for American companies to focus on domestic production.

Why does the speaker believe a trade deal with China is unlikely?

• China steals technology and changes deal terms.

• China is a fair competitor.

• Huawei is a negotiable issue.

• The US has no interest in trade deals.

What is the speaker's stance on buying Chinese products?

• Has no opinion on the matter.

• Believes in supporting American companies.

• Thinks Chinese products are superior.

• Encourages buying Chinese products.

What does the speaker suggest American companies should do regarding their supply chains?

• Outsource more to China.

• Create supply chains within the US.

• Ignore supply chain issues.

• Rely on Chinese imports.

How does the speaker propose to handle tariffs collected from Chinese imports?

• Ignore the tariffs.

• Invest in Chinese markets.

• Reduce taxes for American citizens.

• Use them to increase government revenue.

What is the speaker's view on supporting American farmers?

• Ignore the agricultural sector.

• Focus only on domestic markets.

• Rely solely on Chinese markets.

• Help them sell products globally.