Andrew Weissmann

So as to not successfully isolate China and not successfully be able to put any pressure on them to decouple from the whole world because of the reasons that I just mentioned. And so I think that I think that it's difficult for them because, again, they don't really want to cut the administration loose or bring down the wrath of God on themselves.

But at no point were the real China hawks really pleased with either the former tariffs or this kind of back off of them now.

But at no point were the real China hawks really pleased with either the former tariffs or this kind of back off of them now.

But at no point were the real China hawks really pleased with either the former tariffs or this kind of back off of them now.

Yeah, you wouldn't necessarily have to even put them in the shadow. A lot of them look very similar to one another. Oh, yeah.

Yeah, you wouldn't necessarily have to even put them in the shadow. A lot of them look very similar to one another. Oh, yeah.

Yeah, you wouldn't necessarily have to even put them in the shadow. A lot of them look very similar to one another. Oh, yeah.

Right, right, right. I guess maybe more in the House of Representatives than... Okay, can I just read this to you? This is from Semaphore. In private, some Republicans are still smarting over what they see as Trump's self-inflicted economic wound. So here's the quote. It's been disastrous.

Right, right, right. I guess maybe more in the House of Representatives than... Okay, can I just read this to you? This is from Semaphore. In private, some Republicans are still smarting over what they see as Trump's self-inflicted economic wound. So here's the quote. It's been disastrous.

Right, right, right. I guess maybe more in the House of Representatives than... Okay, can I just read this to you? This is from Semaphore. In private, some Republicans are still smarting over what they see as Trump's self-inflicted economic wound. So here's the quote. It's been disastrous.

The objective, I thought, and most of my constituents think, is to keep the rest of the world, but China in particular, from ripping us off. So where do we end up? We end up with slightly higher tariffs on China, but we've alienated the rest of the world, one Republican senator told Semaphore. If they can't choreograph a better ending to this, you have to ask, has this all been worth it?

The objective, I thought, and most of my constituents think, is to keep the rest of the world, but China in particular, from ripping us off. So where do we end up? We end up with slightly higher tariffs on China, but we've alienated the rest of the world, one Republican senator told Semaphore. If they can't choreograph a better ending to this, you have to ask, has this all been worth it?

The objective, I thought, and most of my constituents think, is to keep the rest of the world, but China in particular, from ripping us off. So where do we end up? We end up with slightly higher tariffs on China, but we've alienated the rest of the world, one Republican senator told Semaphore. If they can't choreograph a better ending to this, you have to ask, has this all been worth it?

What are we accomplishing? This GOP senator added. So that's kind of the view from from that wing of the party that you're talking about of like, oh, that was all interesting.

What are we accomplishing? This GOP senator added. So that's kind of the view from from that wing of the party that you're talking about of like, oh, that was all interesting.

What are we accomplishing? This GOP senator added. So that's kind of the view from from that wing of the party that you're talking about of like, oh, that was all interesting.

Yeah, you're bringing this up to me blind because I had not actually seen this bill.

Yeah, you're bringing this up to me blind because I had not actually seen this bill.

Yeah, you're bringing this up to me blind because I had not actually seen this bill.

I do wonder, you say like, you know, images you're sending to your significant other in a different state, but is it even clear just from your description of that, maybe you'd even run into trouble in the same state, you know, if the data itself is somehow bouncing to a data center out of state or something like that. Not a tech policy, tech law reporter, so I don't know how any of that would work.