Family First! China Changes Trade Negotiator In High Stakes Game With The US!

New Driver in the Race!

Family that's what matters. But sometimes family means making tough decisions. China just swapped out Wang Shouwen for Li Chenggang as their top trade negotiator. It's like switching drivers mid race hoping to gain some ground. These ain't street races but the stakes? Higher than a souped up Charger on NOS.

Tariffs? We Don't Back Down!

Tariffs are flying like bullets and these bullets got numbers: 145% from the US and China firing back with 125%. Someone needs to tell them "You almost had me?!" But it ain't over yet. We've faced worse odds on the streets of LA and we always find a way. Trade wars street wars same difference. Respect is earned not given.

Trump's Move: A Game of Chicken?

Trump says the ball's in China's court. Sounds like a game of chicken to me. He wants them to make the first move like he's Tej and waiting for a signal. But remember what I always say "It don't matter if you win by an inch or a mile. Winning's winning." Let's see who blinks first.

Li Chenggang: The New Hope?

This Li Chenggang fella he's been around the block worked for the commerce department since 2010. He's even been China's representative to the World Trade Organization. He knows the rules and he knows the players. Hopefully he's got the right tools to turn this thing around.

Trade Talks: Where's the Family?

No trade talks in sight? That's like telling me there's no Corona at the cookout. Unacceptable! We need to get these two sides talking family to family. Because at the end of the day it's about respect understanding and building something that lasts. After all "I live my life a quarter mile at a time."

Reshuffling the Deck: New Faces in Beijing

They're reshuffling things in Beijing – Chen Xiaodong leading the foreign aid agency and Wang Zhizhong heading up immigration. It's like the crew getting new rides for a heist. Everyone's got a role to play and hopefully these new appointments mean they're ready to take on the challenges ahead. But remember "The most important thing in life will always be the people in this room. Salute mi familia!"