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HOST: Yeah. So then if there is room for a trade deal from an expert like you, that there's room for both sides to agree to a deal that would benefit both the United States and China. How would you advise President Trump in terms of his tactic and how he should approach China? RLK: You know, I am not going to be an expert in advising President Trump on tactics. I'm not sure he's amenable to advice and he has his own style. RLK: And many people in the US — let’s put it on the table — who disagree with Trump on virtually every other policy — support Trump either overtly or quietly on his approach to China. And that's because there's general recognition in the US — from Bernie Sanders Democrats all the way on the left to the rightwing Republicans all the way on the right who favor Trump — that something needs to be done to alter the US trade relationships, and the US’ overall relationships, with China. * Ne TH | - ’ TRADE WAR IR’ | HOW FAR CAN U.S.-CHINA DISPUTE GO? U.S. slapped $200 bn worth of tariffs on China Monday ADE W, |HOW FAR CAN U.S.-CHINA DISPUTE GO? China hit U.S. with S60 bn worth of tariffs Tuesday HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026885