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access. i ve heard complaints about logistic al access. when the president suggests he has second thoughts on the u.s./china trade spat, what does that telegraph to the chinese president? right. it could telegraph maybe a softening. i believe his response, you saw a clip of it, it was almost a flippant response when he could have taken a very strong stance. i m not really sure what to make of his thinking based on that response. if you were chinese officials watching it, you could say, oh, okay, maybe he s willing to soften and there is roof for talks and maybe a way for the