What did Trump accomplish with this China deal and Tucker Carlson hosts Nick Fuentes?

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Trump had this much anticipated meeting with President Z on his Asian trip. Trump gives it a 12 out of 10.

There is a truce for now in the trade war. China says it's going to buy more soybeans. They weren't buying

soybeans and other American agricultural products. They're going to relax their restrictions

on rare earth and try to do something about fentanyl trade. I heard all this before. By the way,

while Trump is going to reduce the

tariff and obviously the latest tariff threats that were made in the run up to this meeting

are off. What do you make of it? I think it's ambiguous. We can't say that the trade war is

over in any real way. I mean, so for instance, Trump promised he would reduce the fentanyl related tariff from 20% to 10%, but we're still have a 40% 7% tariff on Chinese goods when, if this deal is inched the way it's that they're reporting it's going to be.

And, you know, we've had in the first term when in early January of 2020, Trump ended the his kind of trade war with China, the end of the first term.

We had these supposed promises of buying more soybeans again from the United States, and China didn't do it.

It was a false promise, and in effect, Trump walked away with little to nothing.

So the fact there's a lot of details that have not been finalized makes me wonder if

China just was able to use its rare earth's, and come away a winner in this one with Trump backing down somewhat, but not really committed to changing anything. Mm-hmm. Now, I do think, you know, kind of separately like like the sheer chaos and unpredictability of Trump's tariff policy,

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