Rep. Reed on The Latest Trade Talks With China

The transcript discusses trade negotiations involving the US, Mexico, Canada, and China. It highlights President Trump's views on using the Mexico-Canada deal as a benchmark for future negotiations, particularly with China. The role of Congress in approving trade agreements and the importance of enforcement mechanisms are emphasized. The impact of trade wars on manufacturing and the steel industry is noted, along with the strategic use of tariffs as enforcement tools. The transcript also touches on internal disagreements within Trump's team and China's response to US trade policies.

What is the primary reason for finalizing the Mexico-Canada deal according to the transcript?

• To improve relations with Europe

• To set a standard for future negotiations with China

• To reduce trade with Mexico

• To increase tariffs on Canadian goods

What has been the effect of the US-China trade war on US trade with Mexico?

• US trade with Mexico has been unaffected

• US trade with Mexico has increased

• US trade with Mexico has remained the same

• US trade with Mexico has decreased

What is the main concern regarding the updated trade agreement mentioned in the transcript?

• The agreement lacks enforcement mechanisms

• The agreement is not supported by Mexico

• The agreement is too favorable to China

• The agreement increases tariffs on US goods

What is identified as a major obstacle in the US-China trade negotiations?

• Opposition from European countries

• Lack of interest from China

• Disagreements within President Trump's team

• Congress not scheduling a vote

How are tariffs viewed in the context of US-China trade negotiations?

• As a method to reduce imports

• As a temporary measure

• As a tool for enforcement

• As a way to increase prices