Trump Doesn't Value Our Allies, Says Council on Foreign Relations

The transcript discusses the US's implementation of tariffs and the uncertainty surrounding their end goals. It also explores the dynamics of US-North Korea relations following the Singapore summit, highlighting Trump's perceived success and the evolving role of China in these negotiations.

What is the main concern about the U.S. tariffs discussed in the first section?

• The tariffs are too high.

• The end goals of the tariffs are unclear.

• The tariffs are only on solar panels.

• The tariffs are not being enforced.

How did the recent summit in Singapore affect U.S.-China relations?

• It made China more dependent on the U.S.

• It strengthened the alliance between the U.S. and China.

• It complicated the relationship due to new tariffs.

• It had no impact on U.S.-China relations.

What significant achievement did President Trump accomplish at the Singapore summit?

• He lifted all tariffs on Chinese goods.

• He ended military exercises with South Korea.

• He met with the head of North Korea.

• He signed a trade deal with China.

What was Kim Jong Un's initial negotiating move after the summit?

• He asked for a meeting with the U.N.

• He requested more aid from China.

• He offered a unilateral freeze of his testing.

• He demanded the U.S. lift all sanctions.

Why might President Trump feel less reliant on China regarding North Korea?

• Kim Jong Un has shown independence from China.

• North Korea has become a U.S. ally.

• China has refused to cooperate.

• The U.S. has increased its military presence.