J.D. Vance

It makes diplomacy very, very difficult.

Nobody wants this.

No, it's not.

The president's view is we don't want to create an unnecessarily antagonistic relationship with China.

There are certainly some disagreements.

There are some things where our interests collide.

But

we can protect our intellectual property in the president's view without creating an unnecessary conflict with the Chinese.

What the president is trying to do is I think create the situation where we can have good relations.

Now we're not radically, this has been misreported I think, we're not like radically increasing

the number of visas that we give to China.

That's just not true.

I've seen that reported.

It's not true.

What we are doing is trying to preserve a very delicate diplomatic balance.

Like anything, there are risks and rewards and costs and benefits, but the president is trying to balance a very important relationship for the United States.

Let's get the SAVE Act.

Let's get the SAVE Act.

Well, we're working very hard right now to get the Senate to approve it because if the Senate approves it, we think the House would approve it too.

Now, that would require, I think, some Republican senators who...