Trump Says Democrats Won't Like Any Deal He Makes With China

The transcript discusses hypothetical and real negotiations with China, highlighting a significant deal with ZTE that resulted in a billion-dollar penalty. Despite the success, political opposition criticized the deal. The speaker proposes involving political opponents in future negotiations to avoid criticism, acknowledging the political nature of such critiques.

What is the speaker's main point about hypothetical deals with China?

• They are not worth pursuing.

• They are impossible to achieve.

• They will be criticized regardless of their benefits.

• They will always be praised by everyone.

What was one of the outcomes of the ZTE deal mentioned by the speaker?

• ZTE was given more land in China.

• ZTE had to pay over a billion dollars in penalties.

• ZTE was allowed to operate without any penalties.

• ZTE was praised by all political parties.

How did the speaker feel about the ZTE deal?

• The speaker regretted making the deal.

• The speaker was indifferent about the deal.

• The speaker believed it was an incredible deal.

• The speaker thought it was a terrible deal.

What does the speaker propose to avoid criticism in future negotiations?

• Make deals in secret.

• Involve political opponents in the negotiation process.

• Ignore all criticism.

• Avoid making any deals.

What does the speaker acknowledge about political criticism?

• It is always justified.

• It is an inevitable part of politics.

• It can be completely avoided.

• It is only a minor issue.