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The US has seen a lot of action involving our relationship with China throughout July 2020. From sanctions, to closing consulates, to Hong Kong, to holding China accountable for the Covid-19 pandemic, this makes an already complex "tit for tat" situation even more complex. On this episode, we talk with Jim Carafano about why the media narrative of "tit for tat" is actually not the proper way to describe what's going on. We also discuss the proper way to deal with it to ensure our economic and national security.
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China's Sanctions on US Officials Are an Attempt to Scare the World
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