But you never do treaties from a weak point, you do it from a power of strength. So, in the aspect of trying to say no to China, we actually make it worse for us and better for them.
Paul Gosar: “But you never do treaties from a weak point, you do it from a power of strength. So, in the aspect of trying to say no…”
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Gosar emphasizes negotiating from strength in treaties, particularly regarding China.
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