This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Batchelor.

Non-tariff barriers.

What is that?

Gordon Chang joins me,

and we're very pleased to welcome our colleague,

Alan Tonnelson,

who introduced me to the concept of non-tariff barriers.

This to do with the negotiation underway worldwide

with the People's Republic of China's piracy and brutality

and plain dumping of materials in the major markets because it will not change

its ways. Non-tariff barrier. Alan and Gordon, a very good evening to you. I read a series of

headlines for your interpretation. We begin with two days ago. China criticizes U.K. trade deal with U.S.

What?

This is a very proud moment for Mr. Trump and Mr. Starrmer.

Labor gets a boost on this, except security conditions in PACs agreed by Trump and

Starmar seen as targeting Beijing, reads the subhead.

And the statement from the foreign ministry in China carries the weight of a threat.

Cooperation between states should not be conducted against or to the detriment of the interests of third parties.

That's from China's foreign ministry. Gordon, what's

going on here? The United States wants to make sure that goods that come into the U.S. are not

compromised by Chinese equipment. And we've had a number of instances, including one which was

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