On May 22, 中国国际电视台 's famous host, Liu Xin, forcefully refuted the improper remarks made by Tracy Reagan (Trish Regan), the host of Fox Business Channel (Fox Business), to promote the "economic war" against China in a short comment video.
The next day, Tracy spent 11 minutes in program to respond, and then on his personal Twitter with China International Television (Liu Xin), Liu Xin gladly agreed!
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In a tough comment on the local prime time in the United States on May 14, the host is Tracy? Reagan said the trade imbalance between China and the United States was a "a weapon" that the United States had to use on China. She described the United States as a complete "victim" in the Sino-US trade relationship, and the previous US government was a fool of Chinese "abdominis" in her mouth. In addition to clamoring for China's prosperity as a "at the cost of American interests", Mr. Tracy accused the Chinese of the "steal" of billions of dollars from the Americans. In her words, the "We have no choice.", only a "war".
In response, 中国国际电视台 's well-known host Liu Xin released a short video comment on May 22 entitled "China will not accept the inequality Agreement," forcefully refuting Tracy's improper remarks about the "economic war" against China.
Tracy, she said, was full of emotions and accusations, but had little real basis-she cited a core data saying that "intellectual property theft" from China cost economic as much as $600 billion a year. This is an unverified family statement; Second, the report is clearly written in black and white. "intellectual property theft" from all over the world can cause economic losses of up to $600 billion a year in the United States, not China!
Cui Xi agreed to argue, Liu Xin gladly accepted the agreement.
After the program broadcast, Tracy wrote in his Twitter: Hey, China's state television, why don't we have an open trade debate. You call me "emotional", unknown facts-wrong! You say a time and place, I'll make an appointment!
Liu Xinatmosphere responded: I heard you shout. I'll get back to you soon. But if you're ready to make an appointment, I don't want to take part in any war of vilification.
Subsequently, Liu Xin sent a letter in Twitter to agree to the defense! 'Hello, Tracy, 'she wrote.' if you really want to make an appointment with me for an open trade debate, we'll have an appointment on your program live broadcast next Monday evening. Have your team contact me through Twitter. My name is not China State Television. My name is Liu Xin. You can call me Xin. If you like, I'll see you Monday evening Eastern time.
But since next Monday is Memorial Day in the United States, Tracy suggested a debate later next week, and Liu Xin said he would like to accompany him at any time. Liu Xin also said it is important for both sides to better understand each other through a meaningful discussion.
, Trish Regan responded again today, expressing the hope of debating with Liu Xin at 8: 00 p.m. May 29 (next Wednesday) U.S. Time, 8: 00 a.m. Beijing time next Thursday.