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From china or vice versa as some way to influence china to sort of show that it is -- that its act chess to the u.s. -- access to the u.s. market is something we trade, that's also crazy. china knows it has enormous power of the u.s. economy, it holes $1 trillion in debt in u.s. dollars. they don't want to see anything really change in that. but this notion that we're going to have quick moves to solve north korea by using economic leverage makes no sense. >> how do you see iran and russia playing into this dynamic which is three dimensional, four dimensional in the discussion. >> i think that...
Mr. trump, i think, again, is going to have a more muscular vision of america's role in the world and america first policy that at times will ruffle feathers but always in america's interest. >> let's listen to what former u.s. ambassador to china jon huntsman said about this call. here it is. >> the issue should be this. does taiwan deserve a little more space? we share values. we have a big economy. we trade, they have a civil society that is large and robust and mature. and we ought to be giving them more space. and if that kind of comes out of this whole discussion that people recognize th...
Is the cuban government. we've isolated. we haven't traded. the castros have remains in power for 50 years. and yet we trade with china. we trade with vietnam. we trade with laos. >> well, as you just heard there, you saw democratic senator and foreign relations chair robert menendez opposing the policy shift. and there's a rift between high-profile gop senators rubio and paul, with one of the few republicans backing the president's move. joining us, florida congressman and cuban-american himself mario diaz-balart. welcome, sir, nice to have you here on the program. >> thank you, good to see y...
But i would say i don't doubt his sincerity, but i don't think a policy of isolationism has really worked with regard to cuba. we've isolated, we haven't traded, we haven't had diplomatic relations and castros have remained in power for over 50 years and yet we trade with china, we trade with vietnam, we trade with laos. we trade with a host of countries that don't have perfect human rights records. and yet we don't trade with cuba. i think trade might loosen things up and might help to topple the castros. >> how do you respond to those including senator rubio who say this is an embargo full o...