Trump ha appena perso la guerra commerciale con la Cina, da lui stesso iniziata!

At 0:00, Trump meets Xi Jinping, marking the start of a trade negotiation that ultimately shows the U.S. is more dependent on China. By 1:07, China successfully defends its position, and at 2:58 it emerges as a new economic superpower. The 4:04 segment describes a one‑year tactical détente, while 4:47 details the Trump‑Xi agreement. At 6:20 Trump acknowledges the self‑inflicted damage, and 7:02 Scott Bessent comments on China's losing hand. The 8:24 analysis of U.S.–China trade reveals U.S. reliance on Chinese technology, and 11:06 highlights China’s manufacturing dominance. From 12:08 to 13:43, the narrative covers domestic revenue versus exports and bipartisan trade war. The 14:30 one‑year commercial truce is followed by a discussion of the 2026 midterm elections at 15:40. At 16:12, polling shows Republicans and Democrats are unpopular, with Trump’s approval at 16:48. The 17:27 segment explains how U.S. consumers pay for Trump’s tariffs, and 18:54 discusses inflation and economic issues. By 20:58, manufacturing jobs decline, and 22:32 the soybean war shows tariffs hurting American farmers. The 24:38 section notes China buying soy from Latin America, while 25:25 covers Trump’s farmer rescue plan. At 27:24, China’s dominance in rare earths is highlighted, and 28:58 explains U.S. industry’s need for Chinese rare earths. The 30:40 chip war discusses U.S. semiconductor restrictions, and 31:54 shows China’s national chip industry. The 33:40 five‑year plan pushes technology, with 34:31 the Made‑in‑China 2025 industrial policy. At 35:45 China leads in critical technologies, and 37:22 its technological self‑sufficiency is emphasized. Finally, 38:25 concludes that the U.S. is losing the trade war, with 39:25 summarizing the overall outcome.