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How do you see China? Do you see them as a friend or enemy? Do you think communist China is an enemy? It's both. I think the majority of the Chinese people who work could be our friends. The communist government is an enemy. The people are our friends. I would say neither right now. They're just an adversary. They're a potential threat. I wouldn't call them a direct enemy yet. I see them as a threat at the moment.
Both. I see them as somebody that you have to kind of keep an eye on. Politically, I think they wish us no particular harm. Economically, I think they want to steal everything. I'd see them as an adversary because they're a threat to Taiwan, where we have interests there. I believe they're a threat to freedom and free speech to a degree. Because their goal...
is to subjugate the United States and the rest of the world. That's what the Belt and Road work is about. Would you like to see President Trump take a tougher stance on China or softer? Tough. A very tough stance on it. Oh, tougher. But he has a pretty tough stance on China right now.
I think he should be tougher on China. I honestly do. I think that in many ways, China has taken advantage over the last four years with Biden of trade and pricing and also...
I'm worried about what's happening in Taiwan. And I think that hopefully now that Trump is back in charge, Taiwan will be a little safer. Just in Taiwan, for example, is to make sure that the Chinese do not cross the Strait of Taiwan and try to overwhelm Taiwan. The nuclear issues and also...
what's going on in Panama right now. So I would like him to work out a new trade deal potentially that would hopefully result in them purchasing more products that are made in the United States. Making sure that China is not going to be a threat to us, not financially, economically, or as an enemy to the country.