Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about China and how Trump doesn't want reciprocal tariffs.

A back and forth between Trump and China may lead to Trump imposing a more than 104% tariff on China.

It started with Trump imposing a 34% tariff, and then China responded with a 34%

tariff of its own. Trump then promised an additional 50% tariff. China, at time of recording,

has not announced its response to the 50%, but has said it will, quote, fight to the end. Even if some don't want to

admit it, it certainly appears that the two largest economies in the world are starting an all-out

trade war. China's official statement said, quote, the U.S. threat to escalate tariffs on China is a

mistake on top of a mistake, and once again

exposes the blackmailing nature of the U.S. China will never accept this. If the U.S. insists

on its own way, China will fight to the end. We've been asked why we're devoting so much

time to this subject.

This is without a doubt the biggest news story right now.

It's one that will shape all other news stories and has the power to alter the world,

both at home and abroad, by as much as the collapse of the Soviet Union,

or maybe even as much as World War II,

depending on how long it lasts.

Like any war, a trade war needs identifiable victory conditions.

Without well-defined goals, the war will just drag on and on.

And this is a major issue for the Trump administration. I've recorded a video

illustrating that his own team doesn't even know what the goal is, but it keeps getting bumped

back and may not be out yet. Still, there's a wider issue that other countries don't know what

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