On the recordApril 22, 1987
The issue of semiconductors is a matter of national security. If there ever were a time for this administration to stand firm and stand pat and stand like a stone wall, it is now.
The issue of semiconductors is a matter of national security. If there ever were a time for this administration to stand firm and stand pat and stand like a stone wall, it is now.
Discussing trade with Japan and the semiconductor dispute.
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