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He links recent U.S.-China frictions to a sequence starting with AI restrictions (Manus, Nvidia access), counter-sanctioning, and Iran-related security tension in the Persian Gulf.
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Iran Sanctions
He links recent U.S.-China frictions to a sequence starting with AI restrictions (Manus, Nvidia access), counter-sanctioning, and Iran-related security tension in the Persian Gulf.
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"So the first thing that happened is that China blocked Manus. Manus is an AI company that Mark Zuckerberg tried to buy. And Manus..."
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"And in response, China said, no, you cannot impose sanctions on us. If you impose sanctions on us, and if people comply with these..."
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"Right now, Iran is blocking the ship of Hormuz, and China depends on 50 % to 60 % of its energy needs from the..."
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