White House chief trade adviser Peter Navarro said the United States won’t back down on demands it made prior to an earlier breakdown of talks with the Chinese regime, as the two countries head back to the negotiating table in October.
“We had a deal. We had a 150-page plus agreement that was in these seven verticals that dealt with each of these issues, plus enforcement. It was negotiated over 11 negotiating sessions and including commas and paragraphs. And that’s the basis for moving forward,” Navarro said in an interview with Yahoo Finance published on Sept. 8.
