Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo on 'Face the Nation' | full interview

Watch the full version of Robert Costa's interview with Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo that aired on September 3, 2023.

#news #politics #commerce

"Face the Nation" is America's premier Sunday morning public affairs program. The broadcast is one of the longest-running news programs in the history of television, having debuted November 7, 1954, on CBS. Every Sunday, "Face the Nation" moderator and CBS News senior foreign affairs correspondent Margaret Brennan welcomes leaders, newsmakers, and experts to a lively round table discussion of current events and the latest news.

[FamilySecret-NC]

To everyone that hates our education system… this is why we need to support it instead of tear it down. We don’t even have enough qualified manufacturing workers. Trades are diminishing… probably because those in them aren’t educated enough on the rest to successfully engage with the markets.

Time to support education!

[gingerchili]

Raimondo, always remind us of Hua Wei mate 60 Pro😂

[sfguy_k]

Could an AI generated secretary of commerce do a better job?

[antonebeach]

To both sides we’re just human capital stock.

[lenkiatleong]

Plenty of half truths here. What does Raimondo expects the Chinese to do when she pushed all the buttons to sanctions and blacklist their companies? Does Raimondo expects the Chinese NOT to retaliate? She should know the wisdom of cause and effect. Therefore, she should take all the right actions to generate the right responses from the Chinese.

After hearing her speaks, i pity the Chinese officials who sat on the same table with her.

[mwqjdpk]

All I hear from her trip is a lot of whining by us.

[xgguo]

Which country is more market oriented, US or China? When National Security can be used as #1 priority to put 1000+ China companies in sanction, it is quite funny to hear market oriented talk. Raimondo did not mention how to deal with Micron in China.

[otogo]

If you're not going to provide any context, FTN, e.g., on past US actions, and you're just going to nod along with the Commerce Secretary, then how are you any different from state media?

[frankcentolela]

Might even be worth a relapse to chill there for a week or so!!🙏🙏🤪🤪🤣🤣

[cleansingyourbodysoul]

1:50 it’s a dichotomy? No ma’am. We can’t afford $450 groceries! Rent! E everything is up and wages suck
Wtf is wrong with this administration? Oh right they just want us to have “a little bit” of breathing room! 🤬

[wandagore]

Okay first United States America passed laws to invest in China Aid and improve their country and moved all of our jobs to China for-profit. Now China is bigger than United States and we are still catering to them and are going to sell them our property😮😮😮😮😮 what has become of the mindset of the United States of America?? That sounds so foolish. It appears that our government that is functioning on tax dollars of the middle and low class workers doesn't give a hoot about investing in the citizens anymore. Here we are in America still fighting over a decent living wage and now we're selling off our land to foreign countries. I heard in the news that China already owns all the shipping ports in Louisiana. How dangerous is that?? It looks like US citizens are up schitt's creek without a paddle.😢😢😢😢😢😢

[NorCalMoDo]

The US has lost the credibility, YET, the reporter and the Secretary sounded like the other side is the one lost credibility.... funny

[AngelinaCruz]

Two part time jobs are equivalent to one full time job.

[twesj]

They've had to revise almost every jobs report they've released months later.

[christopersambeli]

china got 7nm chip that is made in china

[pattyhardtke]

What happened to this show? Perfect example of Fake News at its finest 😈

[eflat]

I love these episodes of talking point bingo.

[李-dc]

For national security reasons, Gina you should ban all export to China, especially food products, save it for all the homeless American

[StudioUSA-ksxi]

Face the Nation : Please do a story comparing the treatment of marijuana sales by the federal government and how China treats it's businesses .

[nocturnalintern]

No, I didn't see inflation every day when Trump was in office. In fact, it was more the opposite.