It's Friday December 7th.

All right, yeah.

Yes, welcome to the program. We're glad you're here.

Mr. Bill O'Reilly is joining.

Bill, do you have anything to add to this Chinese trade wrinkle here?

No.

Okay.

Good for you. Good for you. A man of very few words.

But you know what you know. How are you Bill?

I mean, look, I'm not all I know is that for decades, China has had a very profitable trade policy with the United States.

And in October, the deficit of trade in China's favor was at a record, five and a half billion just for the month.

But it's not it's not helping us. Here's what here's the thing that I'm concerned about with China and have been for a long time.

If they do deals with anybody here, they force the companies and this is the company's fault.

They force the companies to give us your your your all your data, give us all of the plans, etc., etc.

That's the company's responsibility. They want to make that deal with China.

They can make that deal and not have a market if they don't want to make that deal. That's fine.

What I don't like about China is the the corporate espionage that goes on in this country from China.

They are all over American technology and they they see it. They absolutely feel it.

But I don't like the fact that the Chinese government, which obviously controls their economy on like the American economy government does not control the American economy.

The American economy, that's a big thing everybody got to understand. They don't take enough soybeans back.

I mean, it's not taking any now. You know, I will take 400 soybeans, but we're not thinking anymore.

And you know, I mean, I'm making a facetious comparison, but we can't send them as many products as they send us because their government won't allow it.

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