Chinese officials laugh aloud when Trump hits his adviser for a word

US President Donald Trump's chief negotiator, Donald Trump, agreed on Friday to modify the terminology he uses about the trade agreement with China after the president had rejected him at a meeting in Zyren Ovale, translates Periscopi. The debate between Trump and Robert Lighthizer over the meaning of the so - called memorandum of understanding took place in front of the cameras. Trump, [...]
US President Donald Trump's chief negotiator, Donald Trump, agreed on Friday to modify the terminology he uses about the trade agreement with China after the president had rejected him at a meeting in Zyren Ovale, translates Periscopi.
The debate between Trump and Robert Lighthizer over the meaning of the so - called memorandum of understanding took place in front of the cameras.
Trump, Lighthizer and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin were among the participants in a televised discussion with the Chinese trade delegation about ways to end the economic enmity with Beijing. ”
The discussion passed on how long the memorandum of understanding would last. Trump told reporters that “will be short-term. I don't like memorandums of understanding because they don't mean anything. For me, they don't make any sense.
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Turning to members of the media, he continued, “The memorandum is detailed. It covers everything with details. It's a legal agreement. Count three. ”
“I disagree,” was involved in Trumpi. “We are making a memorandum of understanding that will be placed in a final contract, I assume. But for me, the final contract is the important thing, Bob, and I think that's what you think, that's what matters. The memorandum of understanding is exactly that, it's a memorandum for what understanding we have. ”
And from this, Lighthizer said they were forced to change the word memorandum of understanding to “trade deals”. /Periscopi












