The Trump Presidency: US president's China relationship questioned

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The Trump Presidency: US president's China relationship questioned

The US relationship with China during Trump's first year in office has had its ups and downs. The US president backpedalled on much of the anti-China rhetoric used during his campaign and took a softer tone on trade during his meetings with President Xi Jinping. But as Britt Clennett reports, recent developments are threatening to rupture relations.

January 18, 2018