The American and Chinese people share much in common. We value courage and achievement.

This region and the world is a special world with the two of us, united and together.

And also President Xi said this is the most important bilateral relationship in the world.

I don't argue. Day one, two-day super summit in China. And what we have seen so far has gone

pretty well. But what really

happened behind closed doors, what they hope happens? Let's bring that question of Senator John

you said. Senator, from what you saw, I don't know how early you were up, we carried the remarks

of both men who have already met for two plus hours and we'll meet again. Your thoughts about how

it's going so far? I think it's going very well.

I think the president is trying to build a warm personal relationship with President

Xi and also put the issues on the table that matter to the American people.

Look, we just want free trade.

We believe in American competition.

We believe that America can out-compete anyone in the world if we just have a fair playing field.

You talk to American businesses.

That's what they'll tell you.

I think that the president is pushing that agenda forward effectively.

But now when it comes to cars, explain why they cannot be allowed to sell the BYD or any other cars in America.

Well, they can't because it's a surveillance tool.

I mean, a car that's connected to our transportation grid can gather all kinds of information

on the American public.

We don't.

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