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This document contains a transcript of a CNN segment discussing US-China trade relations. Speaker RLK suggests China will retaliate to US actions to save face but wishes to avoid escalation, while Minxin Pei argues that US-China relations have shifted toward a long-term adversarial confrontation.

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Minxin Pei
MP
HOST

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CNN
U.S.
China
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US-China trade war discussions
Investigations into China's trade practices

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"The last thing they want is a trade war with the U.S., but they have to react."
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"This is a relationship that has headed toward a long period of confrontation, and adversarial relationships."
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CNN
RLK: Well certainly it’s a concern, but I would call it a
minor annoyance as opposed to something extremely
serious. They have a lot on their plate here. The last
thing they want is a trade war with the U.S., but they
have to react. If the U.S. does something, there has to be
something that they will do in retaliation. They will
ratchet it down. They will signal, as you do, that they do
not want to accelerate this, but to save face and to be
appropriate, they’ll have to match it.
HOST: To you Minxin Pei, how do you see this playing
out?
[Image: Man speaking on CNN broadcast]
CNN
MP: If the investigations find China at fault, or guilty of
some practices, then the US has a wide range of options
to punish China on a trade front. And if these things
happen, then US-China trade war will take place.
Another thing I want to say is that US-China relations
have turned a corner. This is a relationship that has
headed toward a long period of confrontation, and
adversarial relationships. So what is going to happen
on the trade front is part of a much larger picture of
geopolitical rivalry, if not competition.
[Image: Split screen on CNN showing two men and a host]
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