Amrith Ramkumar

The Biden rule would have divided countries into three tiers, and that would determine how many advanced chips the country could buy. Many U.S. allies, such as Switzerland, India, and Israel, were in Tier 2 and would still face limits and controls on the number of chips they could get.

The Biden rule would have divided countries into three tiers, and that would determine how many advanced chips the country could buy. Many U.S. allies, such as Switzerland, India, and Israel, were in Tier 2 and would still face limits and controls on the number of chips they could get.

That fueled a strict backlash from those countries and many companies like Microsoft and Oracle that worried that that system would hurt their business. Our reporting indicates that the Trump administration is considering getting rid of that tiered system in favor of a series of bilateral country-by-country agreements and will now go about negotiating those.

That fueled a strict backlash from those countries and many companies like Microsoft and Oracle that worried that that system would hurt their business. Our reporting indicates that the Trump administration is considering getting rid of that tiered system in favor of a series of bilateral country-by-country agreements and will now go about negotiating those.

And we've been told that chip export controls are now part of tariff talks between the U.S. and other countries.

And we've been told that chip export controls are now part of tariff talks between the U.S. and other countries.

He's been fascinated by tariffs for many decades, and in the first administration didn't think he went far enough, essentially. So definitely he's almost willing to maybe potentially sacrifice some of the other things on his agenda to get what he wants with tariffs.

He's been fascinated by tariffs for many decades, and in the first administration didn't think he went far enough, essentially. So definitely he's almost willing to maybe potentially sacrifice some of the other things on his agenda to get what he wants with tariffs.

They're all driven by these globally interconnected supply chains that have developed over many, many years and decades. So trying to unwind them in a short period of time just isn't feasible. In many cases, there are labor shortages and high-skilled labor shortages. So getting the talent that you need to do this type of work is often difficult.

They're all driven by these globally interconnected supply chains that have developed over many, many years and decades. So trying to unwind them in a short period of time just isn't feasible. In many cases, there are labor shortages and high-skilled labor shortages. So getting the talent that you need to do this type of work is often difficult.

very difficult, whether you're looking in the tech sector, healthcare, other industries. And we're really dependent still on countries like China for so many raw materials and chemicals and basic things like screws. So even though the president says this is going to boost U.S. manufacturing and create all these jobs, there are a lot of reasons why that might not be the case in the short term.

very difficult, whether you're looking in the tech sector, healthcare, other industries. And we're really dependent still on countries like China for so many raw materials and chemicals and basic things like screws. So even though the president says this is going to boost U.S. manufacturing and create all these jobs, there are a lot of reasons why that might not be the case in the short term.

This moment tells everyone that President Trump wasn't lying when he was on the campaign trail and said he was going to use tariffs to achieve his goals. He's been fascinated by tariffs for many decades, and in the first administration didn't think he went far enough, essentially, so he's really trying to rectify what he sees as an unjust trade situation.

This moment tells everyone that President Trump wasn't lying when he was on the campaign trail and said he was going to use tariffs to achieve his goals. He's been fascinated by tariffs for many decades, and in the first administration didn't think he went far enough, essentially, so he's really trying to rectify what he sees as an unjust trade situation.

So definitely that he's almost willing to maybe potentially sacrifice some of the other things on his agenda to get what he wants with tariffs.

So definitely that he's almost willing to maybe potentially sacrifice some of the other things on his agenda to get what he wants with tariffs.

Thanks so much for having me.

Thanks so much for having me.

Das ist die enorme Frage, die unbeantwortet ist. Am Sonntag hat der Präsident hauptsächlich getwittert, welche Kryptowährungen in die Reserve eingeführt werden würden. Aber er hat nicht spezifiziert, ob es neue Verkäufe geben würde, oder ob es nur Kryptowährungen geben würde, die bereits von Kriminellen besiegt wurden. Und das sind zwei sehr verschiedene Dinge, offensichtlich.

Das ist die enorme Frage, die unbeantwortet ist. Am Sonntag hat der Präsident hauptsächlich getwittert, welche Kryptowährungen in die Reserve eingeführt werden würden. Aber er hat nicht spezifiziert, ob es neue Verkäufe geben würde, oder ob es nur Kryptowährungen geben würde, die bereits von Kriminellen besiegt wurden. Und das sind zwei sehr verschiedene Dinge, offensichtlich.