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Hi, I'm Ravi Agrual, Foreign Policy's editor-in-chief. This is FP Live.

Welcome to the show. We often discuss on this program how relations between the United States and China have completely deteriorated. And it's a really

worrying trend because these are the world's two biggest economies.

The whole planet has a stake in how things turn out.

Well, my guest today has a big proposal to reset the relationship.

Rokana is a Democrat who has represented California's 17th congressional district, Silicon Valley, since 2017.

In April, he gave a speech at Stanford University calling for what he calls a constructive rebalancing with China by reducing trade deficits and tensions,

opening lines of communication, and boosting military deterrence. It's easier said than done,

of course. So the question is how. And why

would China go along with these plans? Well, I sat down with Kana for a long interview. He is a

member of Congress's select committee on the Chinese Communist Party. We discussed China, of course,

but we also got to industrial policy, the war in Ukraine, and

India. As always, FP subscribers get to send in questions that frame these discussions. You can do

that too by signing up on foreign policy.com. Once you're there, you'll see that I'm doing an AMA on

this podcast soon. That's an Ask Me Anything. So send in your questions for things

you'd like me to address. You can do that on the site as well or by emailing us at

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