Is the US-China trade war causing a digital iron curtain? | Insight | Full Episode

The deepening trade war between the US and China has threatened to divide the world into two economic and technological blocs. Each country is now pushing for self-reliance in technology while limiting the other's access to advanced technological know-how. What will the impact of this division be on the world economic order?
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[@gardenwytch13]

Americans should seriously consider doing more to support more their local businesses rather than buy from the big box stores that receive goods from other countries. The answers are clear.

[@bigcaptv9939]

And where is the small business getting their goods from

[@megablotter]

Local industries not buying & merely assembling the products should be the name of the game.

[@rmondave]

Correction, for you CNA the USA does not want to stop China's technological development, but wants rule of law, and privacy to prevail. Huawei's 5G is not being stopped because its too good :), but because everyone but this Chinese-Singaporean producer of this video seems to know damn well China will abuse 5G with SPYING, and not just dominating, BUT Monopolizing the world into a death grip if given the chance!

[@LuckyLucky-xp2sz]

They took their businesses to China in the first place it saves them right. If they had taken some to Africa they would have been better off

[@kareandchris]

I agree with you, but the problem is deeper than that. We need to become more self-sufficient and stop being dependent on other countries for it's manufactured goods - especially China.

[@samplentertainment58]

OMG that tie is ridiculous!! LOL

[@kalunnanna3421]

.....Hilarious too .

[@vonjimmy6933]

Clown suites they all wear em

[@a-1430]

I love that tie I wear ties like that. Versace

[@planetx7521]

USA brand is needed , we would have to pay a little more so what .

[@James-mw7zv]

Then we will have inflation. Then the interest has to be hiked. With crazy amount of debt and deficit US will be in a mess

[@davrocket5304]

ask your american compagnies sooooo greedy so they send all to china it's not china fault

[@RobertGarcia-wv8vx]

I agree.

[@andrewchapman5659]

Your Countries future destiny was Planned Hundreds of years in advance

[@bernardgilliss1572]

@@davrocket5304 well that's going to change , well i hope

[@marialouise9374]

THE ONLY SIDE I WILL BE TAKING IS MY OWN BECAUSE I WON'T TELL MYSELF LIES

[@RobertGarcia-wv8vx]

@Maria Louis, you have such freaky interests. WOW ! You need male attention. Ah huh, not lying to yourself and not accepting the truth are 2 different things.

[@Wolfangs88]

This is not about trade, this is about the clash of Civilizations.

[@Larkinchance]

If I may disagree. Hidden behind humanitarian and xenophobic causes are the real source for most wars.. They are, access to resources, commercial trade and competitive issues.. The world is lining up against each other on this basis.

[@SR-vf7bz]

@Heather Larson What an asinine reply.

[@termination9353]

This is about human rights.

[@shenliu5851]

cold war mentality , you Americans don't know what is diversity ,what a pity

[@termination9353]

@@shenliu5851 This is about China's abysmal human rights violations. BOYCOTT CHINA

[@Nanokillaz]

This is why China was smart to proceed with the BRI, she knew not to trust the US for trade, so BRI is the perfect opportunity to diversify trade while also gradually building soft power.

[@gobbarsingh]

BRI is still in making n not easy as dreamt but cannot say it will benefit China soon after so much investment. Infact China being developing country still it is suffering due to this trade war.

[@andresiniesta9955]

hans haslang LOL you didn't "help" anything. You were looking for cheap labor to exploit and making profit off the hard work of poorer people.

[@ArtCurator2020]

​@@andresiniesta9955 Dear Andres: Vladimir Lenin once said: "The Capitalists will sell us the rope that we will use to hang them." That prediction never came true for the USSR but it mirrors the increasing power of Communist China. American Capitalists were so eager to exploit China economically that they also sold America's international superiority to them as well. If China is such a big "security threat" to America in the first place, then why did America participate so fully in the rapid development of the Chinese economy ? The only reason that comes to my mind is simple financial Greed. ... [e-mail]

[@ZEWUHE]

@@andresiniesta9955 US corporations make use of cheap labor for their own good. This is totally fine and understandable. However the US government and its controlled media brainwashed their citizens... It's sad and laughable to see so many US citizen can't see this.

[@ignorthepain]

With bankrupt countries. This is posturing not real action.

[@0pTicaL]

Tang Dynasty v2.0, what a exciting era to be in!

[@rickhoughtellingjr2797]

The US should disconnect our economy...better now then later.....

[@user-mi9bb6dh7f]

Rick HoughtellingJr hope it happens as quick as possible. I am a Chinese, I sincerely hope you can seclude yourself, really really hard 😊

[@isaacharvison3677]

That's what thier doing right now, lol china getting cocky lol

[@richardwynh]

Trump just ordered his 2020 promotional materials from China because it costs 10x less to make banners and flags. Companies in the US has exploited China cheap labours as well as Child labours for decades so that they can make Billions of dollars. Are you willing to give up making Billions doing nothing other than placing an order in China to make your products? If so, by all means DISCONNECT.

[@user-mi9bb6dh7f]

Richard Wynh let them to do it. Ancient China was the world leader until it secluded itself from the rest of the world, when China missed the industrial revolutionary .

[@ClarksonsinUSA]

Yes disconnect ,trading with the CCP/Mafia is a bad idea!

[@cifsman]

This is same condition with Japanese in 80's, the different are US can force japanese to sign unfair accord that cause Japan lose their competitiveness, The effect are horrified they stagnant over 30 years. Chinese seeing this as same fate with japanese if they give up to US hegemony

[@Nanokillaz]

America even pulled this move with the Japanese car industry (plus other industries) which almost destroyed Toyota. America has short term memory and is hypocritical. Fair trade is only trade that favours the US.

[@minus21334]

@grimm reaper i think USA was too focusing on middle east aroudn that time LMFAO

[@Gcanno]

@Alan Foo China Can't, just as the U.S could not either!. I don't say that sarcastically but it is really complex to try to manage 1.5 Billion people more or less than 300 million or so.

[@waynet8953]

You're right; China is very aware of the accord and impact on Japan; they intend not to make the same mistake.

[@waynet8953]

@smitemeomightysmiter : Trump LOSING To China In Trade War, from western analyst: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYOxlYyFq8Z4irM

[@babasowa84]

When two elephants fights, the grass will suffer

[@garychen483]

Proof for East Azn Messiah on this channel 哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈😂😂😂😂

[@samuelwilliams5161]

Proof for East Azn Messiah on this channel sounds like your minds the only one that suffered if you do not understand it

[@HH-gc5nq]

@Proof for East Azn Messiah on this channel Countries, political parties, governments, religions, etc it's not uncommon for them to be represented by some type of animal or serpentine even in biblical times

[@iksigrek5084]

Trump made China great again...

[@profitdotws9905]

Wise Analogy

[@christan3719]

The sad part of all these globalization exercises is that most of the savings from these exercises go into the pockets of the shareholders, obscene executive salaries, and "other enrichment schemes for the entitled" rather than into the consumers. Hence, it does not really matter to the consumers but matters a lot if you happen to be an "affected" worker seeing your jobs going abroad. I can also see a lot of anguish from executives seeing their bonuses affected instead. The really sad effect of globalization is the gradual de-skilling of local workers...

[@ig8083]

Honestly, as an American consumer who knew the cost of cheap goods was bad from the other country, it was too good to pass up. I pay the price now. This is awakening of a sleeping giant. I criticized America in being self-absorbed during the 1930's and ignoring the oncoming war, but we surpassed it with this single year's revelations. Literally the fall of Rome, governmental corruption beyond belief. We assisted their rise in the 90's and now are paying the price. Only until now do we realize whose leash we put on ourselves. Now we need to release the shackles and join with others who equally were duped (we were all stupid) and free ourselves from said country. My wording is to prevent censorship (not CNA).

[@ELGtheMAN]

I am Malaysian born ethnic Chinese, 3rd generation. I grew up looking down on China and their people, and for more than one decade now increasingly admire and respect the country and the people. It was a total paradigm shift!! The more I understand about the Chinese mentality and their government(after political reform and economic opening up in 1978), the more I realised that China shouldn't be like the west. It can learn from the west but NEVER run the country like a western democracy. Taiwan is a good example whereby after democratization for about 10 years, their economy stagnated for more than a decade now due to too much internal politics whereby each political parties are mainly thinking of their own interests and winning elections only. While Singapore is run pretty differently from Taiwan and in fact, China was inspired by Singapore in the early 80s when they were in their early years of reform and opening up. They look at Singapore and understood that with a strict and competent governance which limits freedom of speech but prioritise responsibility of speech instead, it could bring faster progress and most of the time even faster than in democratic countries. I count myself lucky that I am able to witness the rise and RETURN & COMEBACK of my motherland, China as a global superpower in my lifetime. The same goes to my father. My late grandfather who grew up in China and eventually settled down in Malaysia (1931) in his 20s will be pleased to witness that too if he is still alive today. Back in those days when he left China, it was then in a bloody civil war and still known as the Sick Men of Asia to the western powers and Japan. Do not forget, the western dominance worldwide was only about 200 years old (from United Kingdom to United States), started from wars and colonisations and also containing the potential superpower back then, which was also China. Professor Kishore Mahbubani, former Singapore diplomat and authors of various geo-political books once quoted, the western dominance of the world is an aberration of world history because for the past almost 2000 years, the world's largest economies had always been China, followed by India. And ancient China had always been the most advanced and prosperous nation worlwide and many of their brilliant inventions had contributed to humankind. That were the reasons why he said that all aberrations (western dominance) will naturally comes to an END.

[@greenrachel1005]

Agree with you.. I start to see the turning point in Europe and US. Malaysia is a lovely country, rich culture and nature, super love it.

[@ELGtheMAN]

@@greenrachel1005 thank you. And also I'm glad you love it in Malaysia. Malaysia is truly a blessed country! :)

[@medialcanthus9681]

Good summary

[@ZEWUHE]

Well said.

[@ELGtheMAN]

In Malaysia, I have seen many parents who speak Mandarin to each other but ONLY speak English to their child/children. And most of the time, their children ONLY understand English when they are already as old as 5-6 years !! This is a very unhealthy trend because when the child only starting to learn Chinese at 6 years old and above, they will really struggle and find this "foreign language" totally difficult and different from the English language they speak at all time. Many eventually hated Chinese language and even dropped the subject or demand to change to national school/international school! Bear in mind that Chinese language is more important now than ever and will increasingly be even much more in 15-20 years time when the children grow up. Many companies are owned or co-owned by Chinese corporations these days and many large corporations also have China as their largest market. I strongly suggest to these Chinese speaking parents to speak Chinese to their children too and only speak English as a second language. This will make their children learning of Chinese more natural and easier. And also to cultivate a stronger Chinese mindset and Chinese work/life ethics. And another thing is when these Chinese children grow up and being not fluent in Mandarin, they will be ridiculed even more and discriminated as they are ethnic Chinese themselves and Mandarin will be used in many more places and at work too. Think about it!

[@cliffbluff]

I went to the Pet store today and was able to find a collar, leash and toys for my pup made in Canada, Mexico, and India. It was allot of searching through the "Made in China" products but even one brand of chew toys had some products made in Mexico and some made in CCP China, so I grabbed the made in Mexico toy. I was going to buy a local brand from my town "Ruffware" but turns out their products were made in China so I did not purchase that local brand. I left feeling like I had done my part to end the CCP virus!

[@cynthiaestrada8318]

@The mark of low IQ beast they are not feeding me. Infact china is taking food from me.

[@jeebus6263]

OMG the useless narrator asking rhetorical questions is really annoying, for anyone who's interested there's a really good video titled "China’s Silent Takeover While America's Elite Slept"

[@bademoxy]

jeebus - i can rephrase that a bit better: "china's silent takeover and collaboration with america's treasonous elites". get a load of all the apologist bullshit that "we the west should just abdicate to globalism ,because we are so weak". We SAW what Reagan did to the mighty Soviet Union. Trump can absolutely do the same to the Communist Party of China!

[@jiaxiangchen6743]

Jeebus the useless narrator asking rhetorical questions is really annoying, because America's elite did not sleep. Like Bozo the Buffoon, they kept themselves busy playing golf if they were not busy screwing the working classes.

[@thomasnguyenm8794]

Beware clip is paid by CCP.

[@RobertGarcia-wv8vx]

No, the Elite were in collusion. It was the regular population that thought China was a friend. ..... Wrong!

[@gatekeeper2986]

I see tariffs increasing and businesses shifting out of China.

[@shywolf1866]

powerone1 “Made in China” has a whole new meaning since covid 19. People will buy what their own country can provide.

[@sinOsiris]

at the core of any possible etc etc in arguments: reasoning + the law. abandoned that and risk being out of synch.

[@anthonysweet4685]

Us will release some kind of chemical on China u watch and see it's time to open all of our factories that can make everything we need clothes shirt shoes and we need a new president that's got enough backbone to tell the people what's really going on

[@angryman9333]

​@@anthonysweet4685 sit down US was about oil and war since those things are no option against china , US loses. unless seek help with other countries outside China

[@Dani-in7fi]

Time to learn mandarin.

[@nia6849]

let the economic race begin, shall we? ...:)

[@midwestmeiliguo]

Dude, it's long over due!

[@nia6849]

why long overdue?

[@alanhongkuang8295]

High time indeed.

[@resnica3557]

well, it might be a bit late but still you might be able to manage to catch the last train before it leaves the station. An interesting fact for your reference -- after the PRC space agency announced that she was expecting to finish building and put into operation her own space station (because the US regime forbids any exchange or cooperation between the space scientists and engineers in the US regime with their colleagues in the PRC), some space engineers and astronauts of the Federal Republic of Germany already began their course of learning the Mandarin Chinese way back since about 6 years ago. By 2022, when the PRC space station is up and running, those German astronauts will be proficient in the Mandarin Chinese. They will be able to communicate with their Chinese colleagues and operate all the equipment in the space station which apparently will be equipped with instruction in Mandarin Chinese. That is how German people envision the future, and probably what makes one respect the German people and German nation as the top one in the entire Europe, or even the entire Western world, in spite of the brief aberration because of some failed and deranged painter from Österreich.

[@rzmonk76]

Subscribed, well put together!

[@isaacioane7806]

I’ll be more interested if they were warring over trading Pokémon cards.

[@marktrinidad7650]

Toshiba was sanctioned also as Japanese economy began creeping up close to the US. Its definitely not an issue on trade.

[@tumbas299]

its an issue of democracy

[@JosephKulik2016]

​@@alexchen3457 Dear Alex: More and more, it looks like America's influence in the world is relying on its military might. It seems to me that there are nations, even in Europe, that would oppose America were it not that they feared it militarily. However, China is challenging America's world dominance without firing a single bullet or launching a single missile. China is also being very careful not to confront America militarily anywhere. That effectively leaves America in an impotent situation. It is losing its world influence in almost every way but militarily, yet China is achieving world dominance in a very non-military way. In chess, they call that "checkmate". The only escape from this possible checkmate for America would be an unprovoked military attack on China large enough to significantly injure the Chinese economy. If that seems unlikely, so does the idea that America will let its 1000 worldwide military installations sit idle while China overtakes it on the world stage. ... [e-mail]

[@robertsmith1434]

@Heather Larson Japans problems were caused by the housing crisis in the 80's in their own country. We didn't do anything to affect that... it was homegrown. The rst was for various reasons but not to slap down a vassal state... since when have we done that? Now Toshiba selling the processes and manuacturing to the Soviets was a huge deal. There is still some after-effects of that even today. So yeah... they needed punished for that. It was not just their secrets they sold.

[@robertsmith1434]

@@alexchen3457 Sigh... not really. China is more concerned with looks so... to uninformed sorces their military appears strong but it is really poor to be honest. I mean, I wouldn't want to fly in one of their aircraft I can tell you that. Nor be in one of their "tanks". Christ their parts system is more fake than real.

[@robertsmith1434]

@@JosephKulik2016 sigh... the fact is all power comes from the end of a gun. Anything else is power the guy with the gun ALLOWS you. So yeah, the idea that we would stand by and let our interests be negated is not realistic.

[@rikirex2162]

When China and the USA will match the treatment of their reciprocal guests we all will have the proof of good faith in a sincere and honest collaboration. (good luck with that)

[@rayl7225]

Put a brake on high heat is not always a bad thing.

[@palmarolando6337]

Hindi Kya ginagawa nang ganyan kailangan Lang nang lagay

[@greenrachel1005]

Seriously we feel more the trade war impact here in Europe than my friends in China...

[@jj.3287]

@Joe Penn that's false accusation, Chinese are neutral, we don't believe in God, but we respect all other religions. You only speak for yourself. You think your God is a better God? Better be open-minded.

[@tedjonanda]

@Joe Penn stupid comment

[@jj.3287]

@Joe Penn that's government, not representing Chinese people. there are nonbelievers, Buddhists, Muslims, and Christians, etc. What you were saying is subjective, it's unfair to those who is open-minded and willing to discover new idea and knowledge

[@jj.3287]

@Are See define liberty pls

[@jj.3287]

@Are See the rights of liberty from so called Constitution when composed refers man as white rich male, biased. The liberty you are stating is confined to a minority group, is not universal liberty. It is easily crushed when it encounters power, money, even race, poverty. The liberty of yours is for the ruling class brainwashing ordinary people to believe that they have freedom. Afterall liberty is an illusion without universal law and order. And your media broadcasts over and over to project a perfect image of liberty, making lies to be true for the general public. China is not perfect, it has selected Freedom, we accept it. Its not lighthouse as some double faces bastard having a smiley visage while stabbing from behind.

[@M1DL1F3GAM3R]

@CNA NICE DOCUMENTARY! Very Intense! Looking forward for more!

[@elizadolots11]

This makes so much sense

[@eyliaw]

This talk might give you some deeper analysis. Yukon Huang- Trading Blows: The US-China Trade War kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXrJcq19gMaGoaM Another interesting talk- Yukon Huang: Debunking Myths about China’s Economy kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpbTdJxmfsSabKs

[@Larkinchance]

When you out-source jobs and technology, you lose control of your product and, more importantly, the technological edge.. Thank you Wall St. for short term gains at the expense of the entire manufacturing sector.. Wall St. home of the job creators.

[@clarenceedwards2866]

you mean Wall Street, home of the greedy.

[@Larkinchance]

@@clarenceedwards2866 that's an understatement..

[@tamikajackson3419]

You notice the selfcheckout robots almost in every store, peopleless agenda.

[@Larkinchance]

@@tamikajackson3419 Yes, and there's no stopping it. I was in the market and a manager led me over to self-service.."Here let me show you how simple it is" I refuse to!

[@arod907]

God bless USA 💪🇺🇲 💵 🙏

[@hsinchowsoo3873]

“god”不存在

[@kateli4812]

GOD bless every nation

[@annakhan9264]

If expenses go up US minimum pay has to go up too. A double whammy for businesses

[@saraharold3670]

The main difference I see is in work ethic.

[@oraschannel]

African Proverb says When two elephants fight, it is the grass that suffers.

[@ankhmaathotep7913]

Get outta here! China is giving Global white supremacy a BLUE eye...

[@MaeveChao]

Chinese people haven't benefited from this "prosperity". Shame on US politicians who made a deal with the upper ruling class of China. The workers almost got nothing. Not to mention workers, most of us, including the so-called middle class, can't afford to get "costly" deceases like tumor. Farmers are more unfortunate. I personally has witnessed cases in which minor symptoms had to be neglected, needed treatments postponed......until gravely ill. Look at our wages. This said by Premier Li Keqiang:"600 million people only earn an average income of 1000RMB( 154.526 us dollars)a month." Perhaps that's why, "surprisingly", numerous Chinese people support, and even admire Trump so much. It's because we're so fed up with the politicians who made deals with the top riches of China. Or in their own words, "the modest approach". Shame on all of them.

[@gregoryheeren1700]

Democracy beats communism every time!!

[@nobojerry]

WOW THIS IS VERY DETAILED DOCUMENTARY THANKS FOR THIS

[@mr.cosmos5199]

Empires of this world and kingdoms of men ,they all come and go.

[@ankhmaathotep7913]

The decline of Empire (AmeriKKKa) is in decline and it's decline would be very, very violent...

[@muhamadaiman3076]

China's days are numbered!

[@greenrachel1005]

Yes... Like the United Kingdom... Soon gonna be England, Scotland and part of Ireland

[@muhamadaiman3076]

@@greenrachel1005 Sure.. China... soon gonna be Tibet, Mongolia, Taiwan & Hong Kong

[@greenrachel1005]

@@muhamadaiman3076 Mongolia 👍

[@edwanjahamin3402]

Who is here because of the any assignmnt? If have, please like I want to know😆

[@RobertGarcia-wv8vx]

Go back and do your homework.

[@kl7120]

I have no problem to help our American economy by spend a bit more!!!!

[@markway8208]

The USA only needs to look to Australia for it's replacement of the "Rare-Earth Minerals" as several Australian ASX listed companies have sizeable, rich, world class, deposits totalling around 1/3rd of the world's known resources.

[@johnlewis9308]

Buybacks were illegal throughout most of the 20th century because they were considered a form of stock market manipulation. But in 1982, the Securities and Exchange Commission passed rule 10b-18, which created a legal process for buybacks and opened the floodgates for companies to start repurchasing their stock en masse.. Now over 40% of the S&P 500 value are baybacks! so NO, the US economy is not GREAT but FED is constantly pumping a lot of money into the stock market, inflating the greatest bubble in the history and all this is not sustainable for long!

[@williamshirey3630]

You need to sell We don't have to buy.

[@jiaxiangchen6743]

William Shirey, You do not need to go naked if the tariffs make Chinese clothes too expensive. You can buy from Vietnam before your tariff man slaps 25% tax on clothes from Vietnam or Bangladesh.

[@kateford3853]

Thankyou ❤️

[@goldcicvibefel9966]

This is an interesting video. It goes into the mutations.

[@scottgordon1781]

So , increased tariffs , means goods sell less , at a higher cost . . So while the dudes sort it out in some dusty town . Who are the losers ? Go figure , not tech giants

[@poorwindow9941]

Of course the loser is the Chinese cheap products! I totally do patronize china products!

[@lenbrian9484]

@Joe Penn What Scott is saying is, if you produce LESS goods and sell them at a HIGHER price, the producers make MORE money.

[@robkitchen5344]

Should have did this AS SOON AS OUR CORPORATIONS FUKED OVER AMERICA BY SELLING OUT THE MIDDLE CLASS WHEN IT DECIDED TO MOVE EVERYTHING TO CHINA INCLUDED GIVING CHINA TECHNICAL ACCESS TO ALL THIS ....WHAT EXACTLY DID THEY THINK WOULD HAPPEN?

[@robkitchen5344]

@@poorwindow9941 China historically produced shitty shit products....their most famous products... CHINA PORCELAIN IS FRAGILE SO WE GET WHAT WE GOT....CHEAP CHINESE CRAP ...... WHICH HAS TO BE REPLACED MORE FREQUENTLY WHICH IN THE END...COST THE CONSUMER MORE AS WELL AS OBVIOUSLY THE AMERICAN COMMUNITIES ..AND PEOPLE THAT PRODUCED THOSE PRODUCTS DOMESTIC FACTORIES..........ITS JUST A SIPHONING OF WEALTH TO THE 1% .......OFF WITH THEIR FUKING HEADS ALREADY

[@lenbrian9484]

@@robkitchen5344 Lets thank the IDIOT baby boomers for their greed and shortsightedness. It's the baby boomers fault.

[@jasons44]

Higher prices is ok. But when steals cheats corrupt you got to make a stand

[@zqzhang981]

In every confrontation between China and the USA, it is never China or the USA that are injured.

[@williamwhite9767]

Wrong, both China and the USA are being hurt by the tariffs, China more than the USA. And other courntries are being hurt too. The world is so interconnected by commerce. I've always said that if we ever have world peace, it would be because of dependence on commerce that brings it about, not by politics or religion.

[@TheArtfryne]

' oh bother' - Pooh Bear

[@louiseking4519]

There are more things to be concerned about than buying a few extra things for Christmas that we don't need. It is about the world prime currency.

[@roccopanzarino1910]

I’m pissed. And as a consumer I will not buy Chinese goods. Call me whatever you like. Consumers are king.

[@stevesoltysiak4030]

Thank God America finally got a strong President

[@jazldazl9193]

smell's not everything

[@franklinnanai2745]

Really, I thought he is the stupidest President ever and the biggest loser in business in America.

[@darmaw22]

Iron curtain? It is nothing compared with the great fire wall!

[@josephjames9355]

Thank God I bought that new Chromebook before September 1st

[@JasonSpitzMI50]

That's all the United States need now is higher prices on cheap Chinese products. Talk about adding insult to injury.....

[@badger_ninja8681]

As a us consumer I don't really care I can afford the price increase

[@arthurmontana8791]

Sounds to me that you're a true patriot and a smart man who knows that patriotism can be expressed by your wallet far more efficiently than other means. How many are there like you? Today, Black Friday, I rode my bike to the local mall. At 12:30 when I arrived, there were ZERO parking spots. The entire mall was being circled by bumper-to-bumper motorists waited for parking. I chatted with one couple in a car. The man said they had been circling the mall for 45 minutes and still waiting for a place to park. Inside the mall, there was a long line of people at Starbucks. If our citizenry will circle malls for an hour, just to get a second pair of shoes at 50% off, then wait in a long line for coffee and doughnuts, would they be willing to be like you?

[@lawrencenelson7185]

They just didn't know that President Donald Trump would stop them in there tracks Thank You President Trump

[@jimster1111]

and here we are a year later with a digital iron curtain.

[@wendywendy646]

Both Countries Need Each Other. So Sharing Resources Will Patch The Relationship. Not Competing Against Each Others Who Is Better As Rivals.

[@joashlaw4999]

Where’s Russia? 😂😂

[@bhansingh7771]

Is join with China in Harbin

[@bhansingh7771]

@Eliza Green i feel Russia needs Chinese trade and China needs Russia also as getting coal, oil and advancing in high tech. Most Russians are leaving more to Shanghai and harbin through student loans and grants from Chinese government. Next 10 years will be good relationship between both countries. As Russia has been shut out of Europe and USA markets.

[@markcasila8310]

@Eliza Green china depends on the money it gets from exporting gaz to europe, dpending on all the confrantiations betwen russia and europe, europe always have bougth gaz from china russia knows they cant trust china and eventualy the only way for them to survive it to cooperate with europa and usa ...

[@williamwhite9767]

@Eliza Green Russia covers 11 time zones and has many ethnic groups. But, there economy is the size of Italy's and they are no threat to the USA. they are a threat to the countries that used to be part of the USSR.

[@zhihongliu8581]

@Eliza Green 世界上就是因为有你这种神棍， 以为自己是神的子民， 其他人都不是人， 才会有不断的冲突和战争。 你们这些神棍是最该死的。

[@somebodywhocares9293]

War is inevitable. From where this is going.

[@lvjinbin28]

how bamboo curtain worked out in Indochina during Cold War?

[@ryanblack3285]

Everything will shift. It's inevitable. Look at every great empire throughout history. Greed will be the undoing of the USA... Outsource outsource outsource!

[@adariussanders9429]

Ww3 ready to pop off

[@colme3673]

Yes I believe so. definitely something going on and I think e u . as a lot to answer

[@jaxfeng3785]

It is impossible, America and China both have the ability to damage all the world.

[@ErikSamuel1988]

I will support a country that never bombed other countries for their own interest any day any time!

[@mikeblackist]

Booty Boots, Even if that country takes all your freedoms, and won't even allow you to make this comment? Very Strange...

[@jeanpoutine9824]

What if you could get your "enemies" to destroy themselves? That's how Sun Tzu would do it.

[@somponesakdy826]

American military officers institutions are teaching Sun Tzu Art of war, but I don't think they optimize the use of the art yet.

[@JoelLittle-mm8ed]

It’s a tax increase, tax increase. tax on the poor and working class

[@bademoxy]

the TAX is CARBON CREDIT scams, NONE which impact China, the worst polluter!

[@williamwhite9767]

If something isn't done to stop the ballooning trade deificit, eventually you won't be able to buy anybody's goods.

[@jiaxiangchen6743]

Joel Little Why not? The more you tax the poor and the working class, the more the military industrial complex is enriched and the more WMD America possess - more to bomb the middle-east with - beginning with Iran, continuing in Afghanistan, Iraq, Yemen, Somalia, etc.

[@williamwhite9767]

The USA has allowed our manufacturing jobs to leave the country. The tariffs which will lead to fairer trade will help the imbalance. It's better to pay a little more for goods if there are jobs. With no jobs it doesn't matter how cheap the chinese crap is. The lack of good paying manufacturing jobs has contributed mightily to the drug problem and China is only too happy to supply all the drugs the addicts want and more.

[@lesseirgpapers9245]

When they say two way trade they must think we are stupid.

[@icantbebotheredwithnames]

u are. fact. usa education is lowest in western countries.

[@lesseirgpapers9245]

@@icantbebotheredwithnames Hmm why are all the new innovative technologies coming from the US? Germany can not even compete with old technologies like electric vehicles...Why is it that we do not fall for dictators,fascist and communist? Maybe your education is just a form of indoctrination. Well and calling others stupid seems to be very childish. Maybe they did not teach you even these simple truths.

[@pheonix406]

i am curious did CHINA EVER ADMITTED TO ANYTHING BEFORE? and we still buy their product ..?...because it is CHEAP.....how low will we stoop for the (dirty) money ?

[@tjmarx]

This show could have been 25% shorter if it didn't repeat the same parts of interviews 2-3 times. It was also funny to hear the narrator alarming about bifurcation and then all of the interviews say that's not a threat. Look the US / China trade war really comes down to the same reason the USA got pissy at the Libra alliance for existing. The USA is used to having a certain amount of power and influence around the world, and leveraging that power in all it's forms largely keeps their economy ticking over. China is a threat to that power, the USA does not want the world to have a large country like China to go to for protection when the USA acts unfairly or anticompetitively.

[@johnta17]

Tick Tock (China) > Instagram (US)

[@GotJay713]

It's TikTok stupid.

[@olivers-g4021]

Tick tock is making barely any money and is just a fad, like vine and musically

[@johnta17]

@@GotJay713 autocorrect butthead.

[@Moris925]

Don't tell me this have nothing to do with corona virus 😨

[@mantshotjatji2482]

Surely one of the ways to gain power is to reduce population for the growth of GDP

[@jennytan2998]

Call off all trades and investments between both the countries. See which one cannot.

[@Jack-wq7qb]

no black swan event yet! that well spoken chinese man was right not to be pessimistic

[@RachelleWinston]

Got a gut feeling this was the cause and root of the purpose leak of cornavirus

[@user-xl1wy4go2n]

You tube 커뮤니티 는 언론의 자유를 보장하라! and 책임을 추궁하는 you tube가 되어야한다.

[@trinarf4685]

Letting Chinese International Students to study in the US is a threat to the US. More more Chinese International Students gained more knowledge in the US. When the Chinese student back to china with more knowledge on how to let their country business progress. You can't blame when the china will become the most powerful country in the world than the US. Chinese are wise and smart. They are business minded.

[@lesbray3504]

I am surprised to learn the tariff on Chinese imports is only 25%. If the aim of the tariff were restricted to level the playing field given slave la our rates and zero welfare that Chinese prices are based upon surely the tariff would need to be considerably higher to do just that.

[@eddieprasad108]

Haha watching this during the pandemic. Omg shipments dropped 5% its the end of the world.

[@brokencage9723]

over the years I have become an avid DIY enthusiast.I dont think people realize just how much stuff the US dont make anymore. Decoupling would be a serious initial blow,but the boom would be incredible. automation and work visas wouldn't be issues any longer.

[@tumbas299]

Decoupling would mean rebuilding the us industrial economy and becoming self sufficient // enhancing the rest of the world's economy including all our allies + southern Asia. This may follow a short recession but would be totally worth it.

[@sunshinepatsoph4219]

Min 10:37. Is not just the trade...there is more issues

[@michaelturner7641]

Way too many ads

[@mf4390]

Exeter School economics homework anyone?

[@Felix00007]

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[@bennettstephenson9090]

the whole world did infact underestimate the Chinese. thinking that the only thing they good for was to sells chickens wings and fry rice.but the cheese prove them wrong

[@GotJay713]

I haven't felt a thing.

[@user-ri3yh8fz7h]

Mean while in Switzerland, what's happening around world. They have more IPs

[@StarFox85]

explain pls

[@Plutomaniaa]

12:07 DId she just say.... "China, the world's second largest economy, is more economically and technologically powerful than the US" Like... if it's more powerful than the US it's first place isnt it? someone definitely fucked up

[@azwitakadzimunyai6634]

I heard that. That line put China at number1 spot. 🙉

[@TeamLakers24]

Us gave birth to china with that Act in 2000.

[@kingallsup4]

It's a joke..

[@larryfinney6245]

Gosh, thanks a lot CNA for telling us what we already knew six months ago!!!!! We're u asleep ???

[@bobrobertson9547]

China is doing a good job in maintaining its own digital iron curtain.

[@radoslavtatar5494]

Go China go...

[@fuckthefuckenfuckers]

5:34 👔😂😂😂

[@bjornwatson3094]

SPACE Shaq’s tie 😂😂😂

[@babalwanyosi2421]

😂😅😂

[@sauhaun]

This is literally name calling into China as Security concern. However, this sounds exactly sour grape. If really of any serious issue of security concern, it would be sure that any US bodies/branches would have activated ultra-high level of shutting down Chinese' telecom companies. However, this is not the case at all; but mainly playing along the line of angling out the other party for one's commercial advantages. Furthermore, after all these naming, US has yet to come up with any solid evidence of China's security tread to US. However, all talks is directly or indirectly concern to monetary or one's gains; financial gains and advantages, that's all.

[@ReluctantCriticDude]

Of course prices go up because of Tarriffs but none of the business leaders mention that demand will push for more USA manufacturing and thus more American jobs and higher wages due to a tightening labor force. The current situation concentrates wealth in the hands of the Chinese and business owners while discarding millions of Americans.

[@lance8080]

This about communist China stealing western technology and using slave labor wages to propel its economy with no regard for environmental concerns to the atmosphere causing climate change around the world.

[@ngrobert5054]

From today onward support China product

[@tonychopkoski2789]

Sure, as you write that on an American operating system and American designed processor. You sure have a ways to go to learn anything.

[@tonychopkoski2789]

@@jarvisjohnson2469 going to save this for other sites...hilarious!

[@stalinsampras]

@@jarvisjohnson2469 Lol their more indians in american tech then Chinese so please

[@rinokumera9977]

Me an my family just got rid of our apple phones and we tell every one we can to do the same and some have

[@fullthrottlealways]

Can you translate that garbled, second grade level nonsense into English?

[@justanotheroglesby2847]

Well CCP you had a good run. Sorry it had to come to a end. Not much longer and you can’t do anything about it. Your done.

[@drich5259]

All I know is there is only one country that hangs onto the most ridiculous measuring system...

[@yizhengchu2899]

希望贸易战不要结束，最好扩大化，世界秩序也该重新整合了，历史往往会重演的😄😄😄😄😄😄

[@user-kn6je2ib4p]

我觉得我们还需要再韬光养晦十年，那时，世界就会清净很多。

[@z1goth123]

@Bifröst Beberast No one likes ccp, except the Chinese. We like the Chinese Communist Party is enough. We don't need irrelevant people to point our finger at China. I am Chinese and I live in China. CCP has been doing very well 没有人喜欢ccp，除了我们中国人，我们喜欢就足够了。

[@user-kn6je2ib4p]

你不喜欢就不喜欢咯，还全亚洲都不喜欢，稀罕你们？醉了。统一你们，什么时候统一，以什么样的方式统一，从来都与你们无关。统一后你要是不喜欢中国不喜欢共产党，你就移民啊，又没有人拉着你不让你移民，在这自作多情。你说全亚洲都不喜欢共产党，你去看看宜兰那个李先生咯，你问问他喜不喜欢。

[@HsiaoyeChong]

我们处于一战前夕的状态，不管我们希望如何，趋势是就是这样

[@alexkep7635]

Mr trump, don't worry about tread war, focus on American women.

[@lindaphone8070]

Or play golf!

[@robbinpapalucas4620]

Morons

[@frederikawells2425]

😂😂😂

[@cfynxci7251]

Natural resources should be protected from trade wars, because it should be thought to belong to the world. If Africa wasn't given opportunity to prosper from its own natural resources, why should any land have privilege to?

[@andrewclarke2472]

Google is not the only search engine do people not no about this ????