U.S.-China relations will likely get worse: Eurasia Group

Eurasia Group Practice Head for China and Northeast Asia Michael Hirson joins Yahoo Finance’s Zack Guzman to discuss how China vowed to retaliate after President Trump said he signed a Hong Kong sanctions bill.
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[BibleContradictionsErrors]

The china19 Bio-weapon virus was brought here by Chinese foreign exchange students too spread throughout the USA. That's why the virus is everywhere and in everything.

[旮旯北京]

It is not a "likely", but a definitive.

[JakeHunter]

Hong Kong is screwed but nobodys mention what the CCP is doing to Uyghurs in those detention camps smh

If the CCP continues with its territorial expansionist policies, threats, bullying tactics against its neighbors, and blatant violations of international laws, agreements, and basic principles of the UN Charter, the US and its allies will push very hard against it even to the point of military confrontation. The CCP has been WARNED.

[hsc]

Rain will get worse in China as well well, better, if you ask me 😉

[bigpaulie]

CCP should have left Hong Kong alone. In a different time this would have been considered an act of war

[rydinhi]

When all else fails..They take you to war!!!

[elitemores]

Who else notices that trumps hair is now grey 😂

[alainbelanger]

When you started shake down the foundation of free trade agreements so you thinks you knows you don’t because the last 2 years he been bashing China government no trade with US it ok I will find someone else when you come back for new deals maybe not now

[Dinngg]

Gee, the America First president who wants to pull out of every global agreement, suddenly "cares" about Hong Kong? Give me a break!

[sethf]

I understand the moral aspect to the US's response to the Hong Kong situation. However, they should not be policing the world. Might be the right move, but kind of puts the US at a disadvantage in a way.

[cybrfriends]

This US Administration is not known to make any type of deal possible