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I should say the Chinese Communist Party has reverted to form–making promises and then backtracking, making commitments and then reneging on the commitments they made. Which, again, you look at the history–they made a number of commitments when they were admitted into the World Trade Organization 20 years ago [in] 2000. They never lived up to any of those commitments. So after 20 years of reneged commitments and broken promises, and after three to four months of the latest installment of broken promises President Trump said: Enough is enough, and we will now have the 10 percent tariffs increase to 25 percent. And he said: We’re going to look at another $325 billion dollars worth of goods imported from China that currently have no tariffs on them, and maybe we’ll put 25 percent tariffs on those too. You have to remember that it’s only after we put tariffs on these Chinese goods that China even sat down and started talking about anything. Previous administrations would have high-level dialogue and commitments and take the Chinese Communist Party leaders at their word that they were going to do something, and they never did.