Kudlow Says U.S. and China Talking Trade 'At All Levels'

The transcript discusses the upcoming G20 meeting in Argentina, where US and Chinese leaders are expected to discuss trade issues. The US is seeking tangible results from China, particularly concerning trade imbalances and intellectual property theft. Despite internal divisions, the US government is united in its approach to pressuring China. The absence of President Trump from Asian summits is noted, with Vice President Pence representing the US. The US is also negotiating trade terms with Japan, focusing on sectors like automobiles. Overall, the US aims to maintain its influence in Asia and secure favorable trade deals.

What was the main focus of the discussions expected to take place between the US and China at the G20 meeting in Argentina?

According to Vice President Pence, what is the United States looking for from China?

What are some of the issues that the United States is annoyed about in its trade relationship with China?

How does the current administration view the approach to confronting China?

What role does Mike Pence play in the context of US relations with Asia, especially in the absence of President Trump?