Jiang describes the current U.S.-China arrangement as China sending cheap goods to America while America sends dollars that the Communist Party stores in American banks.
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Dollars
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...will do so. And Chinese companies already owe tens of billion dollars by the Venezuelans anyway, right? So I think a grand bargain will..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...will do so. And Chinese companies already owe tens of billion dollars by the Venezuelans anyway, right? So I think a grand bargain will..."
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Jiang argues that China may accept US hemispheric primacy if Chinese firms can modernize Venezuelan energy infrastructure and buy resulting resources in dollars as a hedge against Middle Eastern war risk.
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"...will do so. And Chinese companies already owe tens of billion dollars by the Venezuelans anyway, right? So I think a grand bargain will..."
"And this will also hedge against the possibility of a war in the Middle East because China gets 50 % of its oil from..."
"And unfortunately, the only friend that China has right now is Russia, okay? Does that make sense? Okay. So... But look, I mean, the..."
"dollars. Okay? So basically, what's happening is that the Communist Party is storing the wealth of the Chinese people in American banks. This is..."
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