arthel: growing concerns among u.s. businesses over chinas' revised cyber security rules which demand all foreign companies doing business in china to stope stop encrypting r data which would give beijing full access to intellectual property and raises privacy concerns. the white house says the concerns have been addressed in trade talks. >> phase one includes very solid chapter on intellectual property and a good start on this issue of forced technology transfer, in that the chinese are accepting the rule that the government of china must not force technology transfer. phase two would flesh that out. arthel: let's bring in gordon chang, foreign affairs journalist and author of the coming collapse of china. we'll get to the trade talks in a second, gordon. why would china want this and how does this change the game? >> this is a cyber security law with new rules going into effect on december 1 and the reason why they want it, arthel, is because