Congress Believes in Trump Trade Policy Goals, Evercore ISI's Haines Says

The video discusses ongoing trade tensions between the US and China, focusing on China's perceived mistake in addressing the trade deficit. The US seeks concrete results from China on intellectual property, property theft, and metals issues. China's strategy involves increasing purchases of US goods, which the US views as insufficient. Domestic political pressures in the US are considered, but the administration's trade policy goals remain consistent, with Congress playing a supportive role.

What are the potential risks associated with the President facing domestic pressure in relation to China?

What role does Congress play in the trade policy according to the discussion?