Annmarie Hordern

Is that what you're calling for?

Back to the Strait and your conversation with your Chinese counterpart.

The president has been pretty direct to European allies.

If you want the Strait to open, you should also help us.

Send vessels, send a minesweeper, send your navy.

If China is the one that's benefiting the most in terms of they're the ones that for years have been supporting this brutal regime, should they also not be on the hook to reopen the Strait?

As you prepare for this trip, there's a lot of reporting that China, like Russia, is helping Iran, even when it comes to not just supply chains, but targeting U.S.

troops.

Is this going to be on the agenda when the president meets?

Is this even potentially a reason why the trip could maybe get postponed?

When it comes to the tariffs right now, there's Section 301 tariffs that you're looking into when it comes to China.

We've seen China actually have their own announcement that they're going to investigate U.S.

companies.

This tit-for-tat we might see in the trade between Beijing and Washington, back to where we were almost what it feels like a year ago, do you think that's going to hinder the U.S.

from getting back to the 20 percent level they were at before IEPA was struck down?

China's imports to other countries went up, and then those countries are importing to the United States.

Don't you have an issue with trans-shipment at the moment?

Do you think you're going to get to the 20% level?

If China plays hardball, though,

not just with their own investigations, but potentially bringing rare earths back into the foray.