time being. briefly, before really go, you talked - time being. briefly, beforej really go, you talked about competition. we have semiconductor chips, possible bands of sales of huawei and tiktok. what s next in us and china relations? tiktok. what s next in us and china relations? what we have a calendar going china relations? what we have a calendar going forward - china relations? what we have a calendar going forward is - china relations? what we have a calendar going forward is a - calendar going forward is a busy couple of months. that does not bode well for when this next visit could occur. as you mentioned comedy pressures from the us have heightened recently, not only in the form of export controls that the japanese and the netherlands have signed on to, but also in the form of strengthening military alliances between the us and the japanese and the philippines, so i think we are in perhaps heightened tensions over the next couple of months as beijing gets involved in its o
i find that we can find an agreement. warning you against visiting taiwan. any reaction to china s warning against visiting taiwan? i don t think china can tell me where i can go at any time, any place. listen when will you share your plans, mr. speaker? the president and i are trying to find a way that we can work together. we will continue to do that. yes, sir. when they see this national debt, $31 trillion growing and growing, worried their kids future is going to be buried in that mounting debt. what do you tell those parents? i tell those parents there, that s why i m here. that s why i m here, to make sure their children do not have to continue this debt. if you just look, if we continue the trajectory we re on, in the next ten years we ll spend $8 trillion just on interest. $8 trillion just on interest.
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Visiting Taiwan Deputy Economic Minister Chen Chern-chyi has expressed his country intent to deeply engage with India and support the Make in India poli
Visiting Taiwan's Deputy Economic Minister Chen Chern-chyi has expressed his country's intent to "deeply engage" with India and support the "Make in India" policy. The minister also mentioned a "possible Free Trade Agreement" with India.