It's Time To Fight Back Against China!

less than 1m read

·Nov 7, 2024

Kevin, are you a tariff man? I am actually in the case of China. I don't like tariffs generally, but China, we're in an economic war with. There's 100% that that's the case. They don't play by a level playing field. I do business there, so this is not an academic study I'm talking about. I've been screwed by the Chinese now for 20 years. I'm just one investor, one player there. They don't allow you to use their IP and protect your IP there.

But I'll make a point about one situation that every American knows. Everybody loves TikTok, right? We've declared it Chinese spyware in Congress. January 19th, midnight, it has to be shut down. The supreme leader himself is using our court system to sue us in the United States to stop that from happening. Do you think I can do that in China? No.

So what I suggest, and listen, this is just for China, I'd like to raise tariffs beyond what Trump is talking about. I'd like to go blow torch heat on them for 100% on everything, bring them to their knees in 48 hours. The supreme leader will be here in America saying, "Just kidding about this, let's work it out," because we can't do the same thing that they're doing to us. I can't use their laws to protect my IP, and frankly, I think we should settle this now. We are in an economic war with them. Why don't we just admit it? We tried for so many administrations, for 40 years to make peace and say, "Let's give them democracy, they'll be okay with us." They are screwing us.

Spotting Ecommerce Trends in Shipping Data - Laura Behrens Wu

Using matrices to represent data: Networks | Matrices | Precalculus | Khan Academy

View All

Ex Machina's Scientific Advisor - Murray Shanahan

So I think that I think the first question I wanted to ask you is like given the popularity of AI or at least the interest in AI right now, what was it like when you’re doing your PhD thesis in the 80s around AI? Yeah, well, very different. I mean, it is…

Area of trapezoid on the coordinate plane | High School Math | Khan Academy

So we have a trapezoid here on the coordinate plane, and what we want to do is find the area of this trapezoid just given this diagram. Like always, pause this video and see if you can figure it out. Well, we know how to figure out the area of a trapezoi…

Graphs of MC, AVC and ATC

In the previous video, we began our study of ABC Watch Factory, and we tried to understand the economics of the business based on some data that we had already collected on our costs and how much output we can produce based on how many labor units we had.…

The Leap Year as Explained by Neil deGrasse Tyson | StarTalk

Lee: Piers, no, they don’t happen all the time. But neither do presidential elections. But people don’t freak out with it. Well, it’s a presidential election year. It’s rare—notes every four years. Chill out! We, on Earth, as we orbit the Sun, we know ho…

Worked example: Maclaurin polynomial | Series | AP Calculus BC | Khan Academy

We’re told that ( f(x) ) is equal to one over the square root of ( x + 1 ), and what we want to figure out is what is the second degree Maclaurin polynomial of ( f ). And like always, pause this video and see if you could have a go at it. So, let’s remin…

Constant-volume calorimetry | Thermodynamics | AP Chemistry | Khan Academy

Calorimetry refers to the measurement of heat flow, and there are many different types of calorimeters. In this case, we’re looking at a constant volume calorimeter, which is also called a bomb calorimeter. Let’s look at how a bomb calorimeter works. Fir…

It's Time To Fight Back Against China!

More Articles