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00:00Tetsuo Kotani, Professor of International Relations at the U.S. Academy of Sciences
00:11Good morning.
00:12Good morning.
00:13This is the January 25th edition of the Saturday News.
00:16Let me introduce today's guest.
00:20Tetsuo Kotani, Professor of International Relations at the U.S. Academy of Sciences.
00:25Good morning.
00:26Thank you for having me.
00:28Daisuke Kondo, Professor at the U.S. Academy of Sciences.
00:35Thank you for joining us.
00:38Let's take a look at today's headlines.
00:43Here is today's topic.
00:44The Trump Administration's Re-Opening of the U.S.-China Conflict.
00:50Mr. Yamakawa.
00:51We receive a lot of news every day since we officially took office.
00:57Today, we will focus on the U.S.-China relationship.
01:00We will focus on the U.S.-China relationship.
01:07We will focus on the U.S.-China relationship.
01:18This week, the U.S.-China re-opening of the U.S.-China conflict.
01:23The U.S.-China relationship has been stable so far.
01:31The U.S.-China conflict has been stable so far.
01:39Let's take a look at today's headlines.
01:42Let's take a look at today's headlines.
01:49Donald Trump.
01:58The golden age of America begins right now.
02:05On the 20th, President Trump officially took office.
02:09On the 20th, President Trump officially took office.
02:12On the day he took office, he signed more than 40 presidential decrees.
02:19However, none of them included any tariffs.
02:34Furthermore...
02:40For this reason, President Trump said...
02:43For this reason, President Trump said...
02:48...that fentanyl, a synthetic drug imported to the U.S., is a countermeasure against China.
02:53that fentanyl, a synthetic drug imported to the U.S., is a countermeasure against China.
02:56It is said that the timing may be February 1st.
02:59It is said that the timing may be February 1st.
03:02On the 17th, before President Trump took office,
03:05President Trump had a phone conversation with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
03:08President Trump had a phone conversation with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
03:11President Trump had a phone conversation with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
03:14President Trump had a phone conversation with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
03:17President Trump had a phone conversation with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
03:20President Trump had a phone conversation with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
03:23President Trump had a phone conversation with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
03:26President Trump had a phone conversation with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
03:29President Trump had a phone conversation with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
03:32Trump's ferocious trading has begun at an early stage.
03:38At the Davos summit held online...
03:42At the Davos summit held online...
03:49...China has further demands on China.
03:52China has further demands on China.
03:55Mr. Trump is determined to visit China within 100 days of his inauguration.
04:02What kind of deal will he make at that time?
04:08On the other hand, how will the Xi Jinping's nationalists react?
04:15On the 21st, just after Trump's inauguration,
04:19China's Xi Jinping and Russia's Putin met online.
04:26Xi emphasized that he will deal with the uncertainty of the external environment
04:31through a stable and strong relationship between China and Russia.
04:36It is seen that he intends to form America.
04:41What will happen to the US-China relationship in the second Trump administration?
04:50The second Trump administration has begun.
04:53In today's special, we will talk about the relationship between China and the US.
04:57First, the first question.
04:59How far will the additional tariffs go?
05:01Just before his inauguration, President Trump held a phone call with China's Xi Jinping.
05:07The discussion was about trade unbalance,
05:10Chinese video app TikTok,
05:13synthetic drug fentanyl,
05:15and Ukraine and the Palestinian situation.
05:18It is also reported that the conversation was realized by a request from the American side.
05:23President Trump said on his SNS that it was a good call for China and the United States.
05:30In addition, the Wall Street Journal said that President Trump is eager to visit China within 100 days of his inauguration.
05:38The State Department said that it expects the Sino-US relationship to have a positive start.
05:47First of all, I would like to ask how the two leaders see each other and what the compatibility is.
05:55Mr. Kotani, how does Mr. Trump view Xi Jinping?
06:00I think he is a person who can make a deal.
06:05I've been with him for four years, and I've met him many times.
06:11He is a person who can make a deal.
06:16I think he has a certain admiration for China.
06:19Xi Jinping is a dictator, but the President of the United States is not a dictator.
06:26I think he had a little admiration for Xi Jinping.
06:30On the other hand, Mr. Trump has strengthened his authority,
06:34so I think he is trying to get along with him in a more equal position.
06:39I think he is trying to get along with him in a more equal position.
06:44I think he is trying to get along with him in a more equal position.
06:49I think he is trying to get along with him in a more equal position.
06:54I think he is trying to get along with him in a more equal position.
06:59I think he is trying to get along with him in a more equal position.
07:04There is a report that Xi Jinping will be executed in less than 100 days.
07:09In a sense, I thought it was shaking.
07:12In a sense, I thought it was shaking.
07:16Mr. Kondo, in the end, Mr. Trump won the presidential election.
07:21Mr. Kondo, in the end, Mr. Trump won the presidential election.
07:24What do you think of Mr. Trump?
07:27I think he is a scary person.
07:30I think he is a scary person.
07:35I think he is a scary person.
07:40I think he is a scary person.
07:45I think he is a scary person.
07:50I think he is a scary person.
07:55I think he is a scary person.
08:00I think he is a scary person.
08:05I think he is a scary person.
08:10I think he is a scary person.
08:15I think he is a scary person.
08:20I think he is a scary person.
08:25I think he is a scary person.
08:30I think he is a scary person.
08:35I think he is a scary person.
08:40I think he is a scary person.
08:45I have studied.
09:08When we asked Mr. Kotani, it was said at the beginning of his report that his percentage was 60%.
09:12Why is that?
09:15First of all, there is the issue of TikTok and fentanyl.
09:21These are issues that need to be solved in a short period of time.
09:25As a way to address this issue, we are talking about a 10% reduction.
09:29We are not giving up on the 60% reduction at all.
09:33What the current president can do is the 10% reduction.
09:39In order to increase it to 60%,
09:41we need to remove China from the list of countries with the lowest GDP.
09:45This requires a legal measure.
09:48The U.S. government has to pass a law.
09:50If we don't wait for the law to pass, we won't be able to increase it to 60%.
09:54We are thinking about this in the medium-to-long term.
09:58However, the ultimate goal is to reduce the gap between the U.S. and China.
10:03In particular, the goal is to reduce the gap between China and the U.S.
10:08The goal is to reduce the gap between the U.S. and China to 60% or 100% in the next four years.
10:17The way the world is looking at it now is that
10:20even though the U.S. increased the gap by 60%,
10:23the 10% reduction is still a lot.
10:27The U.S. is thinking about the impact of the market and other things.
10:31The U.S. is thinking about the impact of the market and other things.
10:34The U.S. is thinking about the impact of the market and other things.
10:39The reason for this reduction is to reduce the gap between the U.S. and China by 10%.
10:45The U.S. has to pass a law or the U.S. government has to pass a law to reduce the gap between the U.S. and China.
10:53The 60% reduction, or 100% reduction, is the ultimate goal.
10:59but we need to take it step-by-step.
11:03We need to take legal action.
11:06In February,
11:08is there a high possibility that 10% will be introduced in February?
11:13The representative of the USTR, Greer,
11:16said that with the current president's authority,
11:19up to 10% is possible.
11:22So we will probably do it on February 1st.
11:25The 25% tariff on Mexico and Canada
11:29is aimed at China.
11:32China's fentanyl issue,
11:35or China's electric car production in Mexico and Canada.
11:39These are the targets.
11:41So the tariff on China has already started.
11:44So the possibility of February is high, including Mexico and Canada.
11:48Yes, I think it's high.
11:50Now that you mentioned Greer,
11:52I'd like to take a look at this as well.
11:55Regarding tariffs,
11:57the media is saying that
11:59tariffs should be lifted at once.
12:02There are those who are in favor of increasing tariffs,
12:05and those who are in favor of reducing tariffs.
12:08The ones who are in favor of reducing tariffs
12:11are the people in charge of negotiations below,
12:14Secretary of Commerce, Mr. Ratonik,
12:16and Mr. Greer of USTR.
12:19There are those who are in favor of increasing tariffs,
12:22and those who are in favor of reducing tariffs.
12:25Mr. Kotani, what do you think is going on?
12:28Which do you think is the main reason?
12:31First of all, the Trump administration
12:34can't go against Trump's policy.
12:37If Trump says he's going to do it,
12:39he has to do it.
12:41Even if he's someone who thinks
12:43he should do it at a certain stage,
12:45if Trump says he's going to do it,
12:47he has to do it.
12:49It's an environment in which
12:51he can't give advice.
12:53So, I think there is a group
12:55of people who are in favor of increasing tariffs,
12:58but the biggest problem is
13:00when Trump says he's going to do it.
13:03If the people in favor of increasing tariffs
13:06are more influential,
13:08I don't think he's going to
13:10take a more realistic route.
13:12After all, the center is Vice President Vance.
13:15I think the most important thing is
13:18to restore manufacturing in the U.S.
13:21from China.
13:23I think there are various approaches,
13:26but I think one of them is the goal.
13:29Mr. Kondo, as Mr. Kotani said,
13:32what kind of response will China
13:35have when the complete withdrawal
13:38begins?
13:39Will they retaliate?
13:41Or will they respond to it to some extent
13:44to resolve the trade deficit?
13:47Will there be various tricks?
13:49First of all, I think it depends on the time.
13:52February 1st is the Chinese New Year.
13:55It's the Chinese New Year holiday.
13:58It's on the fourth day of the Chinese New Year.
14:01So everyone is on vacation.
14:03It's the New Year in Japan.
14:05So if it's done at this time,
14:07it's very troublesome.
14:09Everyone is on vacation.
14:12Then, from March 5th,
14:14the National People's Congress,
14:16the National Assembly,
14:18is held once a year for about a week.
14:21It's the political season for this.
14:24If it's done from the second half of February
14:27to the first half of March,
14:29I think it will be very tough
14:31to keep the country.
14:33Otherwise, the Xi Jinping administration
14:36will say,
14:37what are you doing?
14:39The economy is very bad right now.
14:41So we have to go to a strong position.
14:44After that,
14:46I think we can have a little more
14:48room to talk and make deals.
14:51When the first Trump administration
14:53had this complete withdrawal,
14:55it went up to the first, second,
14:57and fourth stages.
14:59At first, the Chinese spent
15:01the same amount of money
15:03on the return on investment,
15:05but in the end,
15:07they didn't have the same amount
15:09of money for imports.
15:11So they didn't have the same amount
15:13of money for imports.
15:15At this point,
15:17I think they have a lot of money.
15:19But if they increase it by 10%,
15:21will it be a countermeasure
15:23to withdraw in the same way?
15:25I think they will set a target.
15:27I think they will set a target
15:29for agricultural products,
15:31such as corn, soybeans, and beef.
15:33They will start import regulations
15:35in the direction of the Ministry of Commerce.
15:37I think they will start
15:39in that direction.
15:43I have an idea of how much
15:45the Chinese economy will
15:47escalate.
15:49Yes, here it is.
15:51Is it the ratio of trade
15:53between China and the U.S.?
15:55It's the prediction of the Eurasia Group.
15:57Yes, that's right.
15:59The Eurasia Group,
16:01led by international political scientist
16:03has predicted that the U.S. will
16:05be at the third-highest risk
16:07every year.
16:09There is no threat
16:11that the U.S. will cut
16:1360% of all imports,
16:15but the maximum tax rate
16:17of some products will
16:19be 50% to 60%
16:21or more.
16:23By the end of 2025,
16:25the average tax rate
16:27for all imports from China
16:29will be around 25%.
16:31According to the prediction
16:33of the Eurasia Group,
16:35the U.S. will choose
16:37to cut 60%
16:39of all imports,
16:41but the overall tax rate
16:43for all imports
16:45will be around 25%
16:47by the end of the year.
16:49That's the prediction
16:51of the Eurasia Group.
16:53Mr. Kotani, what do you think?
16:55That's right.
16:57As I said earlier,
16:59the U.S. will cut
17:01the U.S. economy,
17:03and will get back
17:05the U.S. manufacturing industry
17:07that was in China.
17:09That's the biggest goal
17:11of the Trump administration.
17:13We will do this
17:15with the position
17:17of tax.
17:19Especially in the high-tech
17:21and manufacturing industries,
17:23we will pay a high tax.
17:25But Mr. Kotani,
17:27the world economy,
17:29the market,
17:31and other things
17:33will be affected.
17:35Mr. Trump is also
17:37very serious about
17:39the stock market.
17:41Do you think
17:43the market will be affected
17:45by this?
17:47Of course,
17:49at this stage,
17:51the biggest concern
17:53is the inflation.
17:55In the U.S.,
17:57the inflation was not
17:59as high as it is now.
18:01I don't think that's a problem.
18:03On the contrary,
18:05the tax revenue will increase,
18:07and will be used
18:09for regulation and taxation.
18:11It will also create
18:13foreign investment.
18:15I'm not an economist,
18:17so I don't know
18:19if this idea will work.
18:21But while taxing and
18:23innovating in the U.S.,
18:25the U.S. economy will
18:27grow even if
18:29the U.S. economy
18:31is cut off from the U.S.
18:33by taxing China.
18:35Mr. Kondo,
18:3725% of the U.S. economy
18:39will be taxed.
18:41The Chinese economy
18:43will be hit hard.
18:45Yes.
18:47The Chinese economy
18:49is made up of
18:513.5% consumption,
18:533.2% investment,
18:55and 7.1% output.
18:57But this will
18:59also decrease
19:01due to inflation,
19:03so the Chinese economy
19:05will be hit hard.
19:07China's strategy
19:09is to bring the economy
19:11to a slow decline.
19:13The Trump administration
19:15has been popular for 4 years,
19:17and in 2 years,
19:19the Chinese economy
19:21will decline.
19:23China's strategy is
19:25to bring the economy
19:27to a slow decline.
19:29Let's take a look
19:31at the situation
19:33of China's trade.
19:35When the Xi Jinping administration
19:37was born,
19:39as you can see,
19:41exports and imports
19:43increased little by little,
19:45and the Trump administration
19:47showed this graph.
19:49When you look at it from China's perspective,
19:51it shows the proportion
19:53of the entire U.S.
19:55trade,
19:57but it's declining.
19:59After that,
20:01even in the Biden administration,
20:03it has been declining.
20:05However,
20:07this is because of Mexico
20:09and Asia,
20:11and China is
20:13taking advantage of
20:15this situation.
20:17What do you think?
20:19Rubio, who became
20:21the Secretary of State
20:23this time,
20:25drew the most attention
20:27to the fact
20:29that China is
20:31exporting to the U.S.
20:33through the third country.
20:35He is the person
20:37who proposed a law
20:39to stop this.
20:41This time,
20:43China is not only exporting
20:45to the U.S.,
20:47but also trying to prevent
20:49the third country
20:51from entering the U.S.
20:53through the third country.
20:55What you are saying
20:57to Mexico this time
20:59is about fentanyl
21:01and illegal immigration,
21:03but one of them
21:05is to prevent
21:07China from entering the U.S.
21:09That's right.
21:11China is actually
21:13trying to do this.
21:15After the commercial break,
21:17let's see what happens
21:19with the security guarantees.
21:29We have seen the security guarantees.
21:31Now, let's look at
21:33the international situation.
21:35How will the U.S.
21:37deal with Taiwan and Ukraine?
21:39First of all,
21:41President Trump said
21:43that he would end
21:45the Trump administration
21:47within 24 hours,
21:49but at the press conference
21:51on January 7,
21:53he said that he would
21:55end it six months
21:57ahead of the deadline.
21:59He told Russia
22:01to stop this stupid war
22:03as soon as possible
22:05and not to negotiate
22:07with the U.S.
22:21Mr. Kotani,
22:23there are a lot of
22:25talks about the Ukraine situation,
22:27but there is an intention
22:29for China and Xi Jinping
22:31to take action,
22:33and there seems to be
22:35a lot of pressure.
22:37What do you think?
22:39I don't think
22:41this is a strong expectation.
22:43However, in order to stop
22:45the Ukraine war,
22:47it is necessary to push
22:49Russia into a difficult
22:51economic position
22:53and call for a ceasefire.
22:55Since China is buying
22:57Russia's seats,
22:59it is getting
23:01more and more difficult,
23:03but we also know
23:05that China will not
23:07accept it,
23:09so I think this is
23:11one of the pressures
23:13against China.
23:15In the first place,
23:17within 24 hours,
23:19it changed to six months,
23:21but do you feel
23:23that it is quite difficult
23:25to understand the reality
23:27now?
23:29First of all,
23:31it was a rhetoric
23:33because it was a speech
23:35in the middle of a meeting,
23:37but the Russian-Ukrainian
23:39special envoy,
23:41Mr. Kiskelov,
23:43has been moving
23:45since before he was
23:47appointed,
23:49but it seems that
23:51the Russian side's
23:53reaction is not as good
23:55as I thought,
23:57so Mr. Kiskelov
23:59seems to be
24:01reluctant to
24:03enter into a
24:05competition with the
24:07United States.
24:09Mr. Kondo,
24:11of course,
24:13China is also
24:15negotiating with Russia
24:17and Putin,
24:19but do you feel
24:21that China is
24:23ready to move
24:25to a ceasefire
24:27with Russia?
24:29As for the Xi Jinping
24:31administration,
24:33there was a trauma
24:35of North Korea in
24:37April 2017,
24:39and even at the first
24:41Xi Jinping Trump
24:43meeting in Maharagu,
24:45North Korea was told
24:47to do something,
24:49but in the end
24:51North Korea did not
24:53move as China thought,
24:55and of course
24:57North Korea did not
24:59listen to China,
25:01so I don't think
25:03North Korea made
25:05any strong promises.
25:07The biggest fear
25:09that China has
25:11is that the United States
25:13and Russia will
25:15form an alliance,
25:17but I think
25:19China will
25:21continue to
25:23negotiate with Russia.
25:25Even now,
25:27when the United States
25:29and Russia are
25:31getting closer,
25:33except for China,
25:35I can't imagine
25:37such a thing,
25:39but is there
25:41such a fear
25:43from the Chinese side?
25:45There is.
25:47This was also the case
25:49in 2017,
25:51when China and Russia
25:53collided,
25:55Russia was depressed,
25:57and China always
25:59has a sense of danger
26:01that Russia might
26:03do the opposite.
26:05It's the worst scenario,
26:07but in order not to let
26:09that happen,
26:11China is trying to
26:13encircle Russia
26:15in the People's Republic
26:17of China,
26:19and that's what
26:21the Trump administration
26:23is trying to do.
26:25The reason why
26:27China is putting
26:29Ukraine on the top
26:31is because as long as
26:33the war continues,
26:35China will continue
26:37to support Russia,
26:39and North Korea and Iran
26:41will continue to support Russia,
26:43so if the ceasefire is achieved,
26:45there will be a chance
26:47that China will support Russia.
26:49If the ceasefire is achieved,
26:51the relationship with Russia
26:53will improve,
26:55and the economic situation
26:57will improve.
26:59In some cases,
27:01China may even
27:03return to G7 or G8.
27:05The most common rival
27:07is China,
27:09and China is
27:11trying to isolate China.
27:13Let's move on to Taiwan.
27:15There is a difference
27:17between Mr. Trump and Mr. Biden
27:19when it comes to Taiwan.
27:21Mr. Trump said
27:23that if Mr. Xi goes to Taiwan,
27:25he will pay
27:27a tax of 150 to 200 percent.
27:29Mr. Xi said
27:31that he knows that
27:33he is crazy,
27:35so he will not
27:37use military force.
27:39There is no statement
27:41about whether to protect Taiwan.
27:43Mr. Biden said several times
27:45that he will not eliminate military force
27:47to defend Taiwan.
27:49Mr. Kotani,
27:51Mr. Biden's statement
27:53was often said
27:55to be an appearance
27:57or a confirmation,
27:59but Mr. Trump
28:01does not use the word
28:03to protect Taiwan.
28:05This is exactly
28:07what Mr. Biden
28:09might have said
28:11when he said
28:13that if China
28:15goes to Taiwan
28:17or eliminates military force,
28:19he will pay a tax of 150 to 200 percent,
28:21and that the United States
28:23has the best military force
28:25in the world.
28:27However, during the election period,
28:29Mr. Trump said
28:31that if he were the president,
28:33there would be no war in Ukraine
28:35and there would be
28:37no war in Gaza.
28:39However,
28:41this is the third year
28:43of the Trump administration,
28:45so there will be a big change.
28:47It will be contradictory
28:49to his statement during the election,
28:51so at least
28:53he will strengthen
28:55the military force
28:57to prevent Taiwan
28:59from advancing
29:01in his favor.
29:03If China
29:05advances in Taiwan,
29:07for example,
29:09Mr. Ooki and Mr. Rubio
29:11talked about this in their
29:13opening remarks,
29:15and it sounds like
29:17they are very determined.
29:19I don't think China
29:21will completely stop
29:23Taiwan,
29:25but what do you think about that?
29:27Well, I think that
29:29Mr. Rubio and Mr. Trump
29:31will continue
29:33to believe that Taiwan
29:35is a strong country.
29:37On the other hand,
29:39I heard this week
29:41from a person
29:43related to the Rai
29:45administration that
29:47Mr. Rubio has great expectations
29:49for Taiwan.
29:51He came to Taiwan
29:53in 2020,
29:55and Mr. Rai was
29:57the vice president at the time,
29:59and he said
30:01that Taiwan will
30:03continue to advance
30:05in his favor.
30:07Let's take a look
30:09at Mr. Rubio's face
30:11in his opening remarks.
30:13The person on the upper left
30:15is Mr. Rubio,
30:17and he is a very powerful
30:19person in Taiwan.
30:21Mr. Rubio said
30:23that Taiwan should not
30:25be seen as a strategic
30:27ambiguity,
30:29but as a country
30:31that should clearly say
30:33that it is a territory
30:35of Japan.
30:37He is a person
30:39who has spoken so far,
30:41and Japan is also
30:43looking forward to it.
30:45On the other hand,
30:47China has banned
30:49Mr. Rubio from
30:51entering the country.
30:53Mr. Kotani,
30:55in a sense,
30:57Mr. Rubio has expectations,
30:59but he is not
31:01as strong as he
31:03is in the government.
31:05In particular,
31:07he has low trust
31:09in the family
31:11of Mr. Trump.
31:13Even when I was
31:15looking at the inauguration
31:17ceremony the other day,
31:19the family of Mr. Trump
31:21shook hands with
31:23all the other
31:25Republican candidates,
31:27and said something
31:29negative about Mr. Trump.
31:31He is a challenger
31:33in the presidential election.
31:35His family does not
31:37allow this.
31:39No one thought
31:41that Mr. Rubio would
31:43be the Secretary of State
31:45for a long time.
31:47Mr. Grenell,
31:49who is now a North Korean
31:51special envoy,
31:53is already preparing
31:55for a foreign visit
31:57in Japan.
31:59He is already
32:01preparing for
32:03Mr. Trump's visit.
32:05Yesterday,
32:07the State Department
32:09issued a notice
32:11banning all foreign
32:13aid except
32:15Israel.
32:17Ukraine and Taiwan
32:19will be banned
32:21for three months.
32:23Mr. Rubio is
32:25a challenger in the
32:27presidential election.
32:29He has low trust
32:31in the family
32:33of Mr. Trump.
32:35Even when I was
32:37looking at the
32:39inauguration ceremony
32:41the other day,
32:43the family does not
32:45allow this.
32:47No one thought
32:49that Mr. Rubio would
32:51be the Secretary of State
32:53for a long time.
32:55Mr. Rubio is
32:57preparing for
32:59a foreign visit
33:01in Japan.
33:03Ukraine and Taiwan
33:05will be banned
33:07for three months.
33:09Ukraine and Taiwan
33:11will be banned
33:13for three months.
33:15Ukraine and Taiwan
33:17will be banned
33:19for three months.
33:21Ukraine and Taiwan
33:23will be banned
33:25for three months.
33:27Ukraine and Taiwan
33:29will be banned
33:31for three months.
33:33Ukraine and Taiwan
33:35will be banned
33:37for three months.
33:39Ukraine and Taiwan
33:41will be banned
33:43for three months.
33:45Ukraine and Taiwan
33:47will be banned
33:49for three months.
33:51Ukraine and Taiwan
33:53will be banned
33:55for three months.
33:57Ukraine and Taiwan
33:59will be banned
34:01for three months.
34:03Ukraine and Taiwan
34:05will be banned
34:07for three months.
34:09Ukraine and Taiwan
34:11will be banned
34:13for three months.
34:15Ukraine and Taiwan
34:17will be banned
34:19for three months.
34:21Ukraine and Taiwan
34:23will be banned
34:25for three months.
34:27Ukraine and Taiwan
34:29will be banned
34:31for three months.
34:33Ukraine and Taiwan
34:35will be banned
34:37for three months.
34:39Ukraine and Taiwan
34:41will be banned
34:43for three months.
34:45Ukraine and Taiwan
34:47will be banned
34:49for three months.
34:51Ukraine and Taiwan
34:53will be banned
34:55for three months.
34:57Ukraine and Taiwan
34:59will be banned
35:01for three months.
35:03Ukraine and Taiwan
35:05will be banned
35:07for three months.
35:09Ukraine and Taiwan
35:11will be banned
35:13for three months.
35:15Ukraine and Taiwan
35:17will be banned
35:19for three months.
35:21Ukraine and Taiwan
35:23will be banned
35:25for three months.
35:27Ukraine and Taiwan
35:29will be banned
35:31for three months.
35:33Ukraine and Taiwan
35:35will be banned
35:37for three months.
35:39Ukraine and Taiwan
35:41will be banned
35:43for three months.
35:45Ukraine and Taiwan
35:47will be banned
35:49for three months.
35:51Ukraine and Taiwan
35:53will be banned
35:55for three months.
35:57Ukraine and Taiwan
35:59will be banned
36:01for three months.
36:03Ukraine and Taiwan
36:05will be banned
36:07for three months.
36:09Ukraine and Taiwan
36:11will be banned
36:13for three months.
36:15Ukraine and Taiwan
36:17will be banned
36:19for three months.
36:21Ukraine and Taiwan
36:23will be banned
36:25for three months.
36:27Ukraine and Taiwan
36:29will be banned
36:31for three months.
36:33Ukraine and Taiwan
36:35will be banned
36:37for three months.
36:39Ukraine and Taiwan
36:41will be banned
36:43for three months.
36:45Ukraine and Taiwan
36:47will be banned
36:49for three months.
36:51Ukraine and Taiwan
36:53will be banned
36:55for three months.
36:57Ukraine and Taiwan
36:59will be banned
37:01for three months.
37:03What do you think about this?
37:05What do you think about this?
37:07At first,
37:09I wasn't sure
37:11what the position
37:13of the government
37:15was going to be.
37:17In the statement,
37:19it said that
37:21the government
37:23would give advice
37:25from the outside.
37:27In the current
37:29presidential order,
37:31the government
37:33has issued
37:35an account
37:37for Tesla.
37:39However,
37:41there is no evidence
37:43that the government
37:45has given up
37:47Tesla.
37:49There is no evidence
37:51that the government
37:53has given up
37:55Tesla.
37:57However,
37:59there is not much
38:01of a difference
38:03between the two parties.
38:05However,
38:07there is not much
38:09of a difference
38:11between the two parties.
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