administration is considering doubling the size of the tariffs on an additional $200 billion worth of chinese goods. this would mean that a 10% tax would go up to 25%. that would mean a lot of stuff. let's bring in christina leschi. >> this is classic trump. he is frustrated by the lack of a deal between the u.s. and china and those negotiations on a trade deal. he is ratcheting up the pressure in the hopes of getting china to the negotiating table. the problem is, this strategy of escalation hasn't worked. the first round of tariffs, china imposed tariffs on u.s. goods. yes, there was a pause on european cars -- tariffs on european cars. again, no deal. the question remains, where is this deal for the american worker? all we have are strongly worded