U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai on raising China tariffs

U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai joins CNBC's 'Squawk Box' to discuss why the Biden administration announced new tariff rates on Chinese imports.

[bonner-qvmi]

Great video, The first $100, 000 invested was amazing. But when you hit $300, 000 it’s like smashing the glass ceiling! I cried.

[mwqjdpk]

Americans have the freedom to buy expensive products.

[lxue]

Tariffs for non-exist Chinese EV car in US? what kind of tariff is that?

[weimeng]

I brought a ford last year. The price of made in America cars are ridiculous expensive and keeps going up. The big three need to stay competitive or will be gone.

[justinke]

If the US car industry can not compete in the USA with Chinese EVs, it can not compete globally. setting tariffs will only make USA car makers less competitive

[dv]

I like the language they use. Unfair, protect, American, defend, trade practises, etc. Textbook buzzwords when lying to the public.

[kmc]

Failed foreign policy, failed economic policy simply a failed state.

[windsongwong]

No cheap goods for American consumers.
They must pay more expensive prices.
Inflation will stay higher for longer.
USA made chips will be expensive as well.

[smash_]

I'm living in Asia, and I own a normal saloon car. It's cost me USD 16k, and my country's fuel price is USD 0.44 per litre. I sometimes feel it's hard to maintain my daily expenses. Imagine what it is like to live in America at the expense of fuel consumption. I'm proud and happy not to have been born in the USA.

[Muricans]

U S A … Historical moment …. Bending the knee and admitting by Tariffs that it’s impossible to compete with China.

[cindyli]

Good luck. This is not gonna hurt China after all and only shows American politicians r desperate

[ZakWayne]

“Unfair” Chinese trade practices… everything she listed is pure capitalism.

[teogeorge]

So who will suffer most, the US consumers. Who benefit most, the US government. Who voted for them, the US people. Who are those people, the US consumers.

[jacksontong]

Lol BYD EVs with 100% tax is still like $20k

[SavanaT]

What exactly are the ARTIFICIAL CHINESE ADVANTAGES ? America sounds like a sore loser to me.. 🙏

[DJY]

Why can't be the friend with China?

[jacksmith-muee]

If me buying a chinese product makes my country face unemployment then so be it

Keep your politics out of my wallet

Free market . I can buy chinese products.

If my economy is so screwed up that me buying chinese products create issues then tell your ceos to loose their belts

I ll buy more chinese products. To hell with your politics

[joka]

So it's not about saving the earth 😂😂😂

[krobbins]

Sounds like higher prices for consumer's to me just like the last tariff go around since the cost just trickles down just like the economy but they don't mention the put a big bucket underneath it to set prices for their profit margins . Some job creation doesn't mean more people can afford it.

[mikhailmamontov]

Just pay American workers $100/hr to produce expensive things nobody wants to buy because of the poor quality, and we will end up like Argentina. Protectionism is always bad on the long run.