Sec. Ross `Not Aware' China Has Opened Gate to U.S. Agricultural Imports

The transcript covers discussions on trade negotiations with China, including the potential for future meetings and the importance of securing a proper deal. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross addresses rumors about his tenure and emphasizes the significance of achieving a good trade agreement. The conversation shifts to a bipartisan deal announced by President Trump, which extends the debt ceiling and suspends spending caps, potentially acting as a fiscal stimulus. The importance of depoliticizing these issues to reduce economic uncertainty is highlighted.

What is the significance of the next meeting location in the trade negotiations?

How does the Secretary view the relationship between his potential departure and the trade talks?

What are the key objectives of the president regarding the trade deal?

What was the bipartisan deal announced by President Trump about?

Why does the Secretary believe it is important to depoliticize the debt ceiling and budgets?