Brian Carter

You're going to pay for that. So how are we going to talk about how you're going to pay for it? It's going to be some tariffs. But, you know, I lost my own daughter to the fentanyl plague. I want him to make them pay. But is he going to do it in his own way with these tariffs or negotiations? Is he going to invite him in for a talk? It sounds all good.

You're going to pay for that. So how are we going to talk about how you're going to pay for it? It's going to be some tariffs. But, you know, I lost my own daughter to the fentanyl plague. I want him to make them pay. But is he going to do it in his own way with these tariffs or negotiations? Is he going to invite him in for a talk? It sounds all good.

You're going to pay for that. So how are we going to talk about how you're going to pay for it? It's going to be some tariffs. But, you know, I lost my own daughter to the fentanyl plague. I want him to make them pay. But is he going to do it in his own way with these tariffs or negotiations? Is he going to invite him in for a talk? It sounds all good.

And you get the quiet punch in the in the in the private meeting that that does seem to be some of what they have in mind to do. But we're just going to have to see how the results shake out. But I think they have to demand accountability on COVID and fentanyl. I think they're going to have to press on not having the phase one trade agreement honored.

And you get the quiet punch in the in the in the private meeting that that does seem to be some of what they have in mind to do. But we're just going to have to see how the results shake out. But I think they have to demand accountability on COVID and fentanyl. I think they're going to have to press on not having the phase one trade agreement honored.

And you get the quiet punch in the in the in the private meeting that that does seem to be some of what they have in mind to do. But we're just going to have to see how the results shake out. But I think they have to demand accountability on COVID and fentanyl. I think they're going to have to press on not having the phase one trade agreement honored.

And then, you know, once you got them at the table, what are you going to do? What do you got? What's your offer, Mr. Shee?

And then, you know, once you got them at the table, what are you going to do? What do you got? What's your offer, Mr. Shee?

And then, you know, once you got them at the table, what are you going to do? What do you got? What's your offer, Mr. Shee?

I've lived and shared that experience that you expressed on the skepticism, and I also can't say whether this is four-dimensional chess, which I don't understand, or whether this is one-dimensional chess, which I also don't play. But it's clearly something has to be tried differently, and one of the redeeming qualities I've seen in the Trump approach

I've lived and shared that experience that you expressed on the skepticism, and I also can't say whether this is four-dimensional chess, which I don't understand, or whether this is one-dimensional chess, which I also don't play. But it's clearly something has to be tried differently, and one of the redeeming qualities I've seen in the Trump approach

I've lived and shared that experience that you expressed on the skepticism, and I also can't say whether this is four-dimensional chess, which I don't understand, or whether this is one-dimensional chess, which I also don't play. But it's clearly something has to be tried differently, and one of the redeeming qualities I've seen in the Trump approach

is that he is clearly comfortable in the most uncomfortable situations. And part of what he does to set up negotiations is he's blunt and direct about things that the counterpart might be uncomfortable being raised. I've worked for presidents before who were not comfortable making those kinds of conversations happen, and we didn't necessarily get the movement we wanted.

is that he is clearly comfortable in the most uncomfortable situations. And part of what he does to set up negotiations is he's blunt and direct about things that the counterpart might be uncomfortable being raised. I've worked for presidents before who were not comfortable making those kinds of conversations happen, and we didn't necessarily get the movement we wanted.

is that he is clearly comfortable in the most uncomfortable situations. And part of what he does to set up negotiations is he's blunt and direct about things that the counterpart might be uncomfortable being raised. I've worked for presidents before who were not comfortable making those kinds of conversations happen, and we didn't necessarily get the movement we wanted.

So I kind of support trying this other way and just sit back and measure those results, but we've kind of glided along a path where the economic trends have to change. I think Xi Jinping is forcing some of those changes. He began a process of strategic decoupling before Americans even understood what those words were.

So I kind of support trying this other way and just sit back and measure those results, but we've kind of glided along a path where the economic trends have to change. I think Xi Jinping is forcing some of those changes. He began a process of strategic decoupling before Americans even understood what those words were.

So I kind of support trying this other way and just sit back and measure those results, but we've kind of glided along a path where the economic trends have to change. I think Xi Jinping is forcing some of those changes. He began a process of strategic decoupling before Americans even understood what those words were.

And I think that COVID and economics and if you look at investment, some of this changing of supply chains is moving of its own inertia, whether our leaders want it to or not. I want it to. But so, you know, she has to see some of this writing on the wall. I hope Trump's style and opening salvos will move things forward.

And I think that COVID and economics and if you look at investment, some of this changing of supply chains is moving of its own inertia, whether our leaders want it to or not. I want it to. But so, you know, she has to see some of this writing on the wall. I hope Trump's style and opening salvos will move things forward.