White House scales back plans to regulate U.S. investments in China
A planned executive order is expected to focus largely on transparency, and prohibit only new investments in Chinese semiconductor firms.
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A planned executive order is expected to focus largely on transparency, and prohibit only new investments in Chinese semiconductor firms.
Out there all morning long, what exactly they are doing, not clear just yet because it is foggy out so hard to see. we hope to get more information about what is happening out on the water and a little bit from that, mike. mike: charles watson, live in myrtle beach, south carolina, thank you very much. joining me now in studio is the managing director of beacon global strategies and former national security council special assistant to the president michael allen. welcome. >> thank you. mike: chairman from the select committee offered this today. >> letting a chinese surveillance balloon lazil...
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