This is CBSI on the World with Victor Davis-Hansson, the Hoover Institution.

I'm John Batson.

We're discussing the President's opinion that none of his policies have failed.

Some are incomplete, not failures.

The China policies incomplete, although they're puzzles.

Victor, your column at the American greatness asks the thought experiment.

What if the US treated China the way China treats the United States?

We would not expect, unvoiced, from the Department of Commerce, the Department of the State

Department and the Secretary of the Treasury to come to us to offer advantages to trading

with the United States.

How is it this China policy?

How is it that the President understands that we're directly threatened by China and it

keeps giving them promises and treasures?

I don't know.

I mean, they exploit the wagers, they violate copyright, they violate patent laws, they dump

products below the cost of production to gain market share, they manipulate currency.

That's all old.

But what's new is dressing down our diplomats in Anchorage, the first year, a couple of

months of the Biden administration, sending a spy balloon over a week, John, over the

Transcontinental United States, and filming, secretive and national security locations,

bases, etc.

And we didn't ask for an explanation really, we didn't retaliate, and then we've never

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