ond tariffs that they're willing to relax.

But Trump is very excited about the fact that China has agreed to quote "open itself up to American business." Now what exactly does that mean? Because if you were an American business and you found out that China said all right, in the past we weren't allowing you to even compete in China because we wanted our Chinese businesses to thrive without the competition. But even if you could bring your business into China, wouldn't you still be worried that they would steal your IP and that they would bug all your devices?

You've probably heard that if you're a CEO of a company and you travel to China, you can't bring your regular phone because everything's going to be tapped and you know you're basically going to be surveilled the entire time. So who would actually do that? Like even if you could do business in China and they opened it up to American business, is that real or would there be so many China-specific problems that you'd wish you had never gotten near it?

I still think China is too dangerous for business. It's too risky. And I don't see that changing because it would require a complete mindset change in China where apparently the current mindset—and you know I can't read minds but I'm going to only judge it from actions. If you look at the