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U.S. Congressman McCaul Warns of China’s Red Lines

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In late May, House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Michael McCaul led a bipartisan U.S. congressional delegation to Taiwan. During his visit, McCaul warned that the U.S. should not cross certain red lines set by China and said that a Chinese invasion of Taiwan would carry tremendous consequences to the global economy. In this episode of “Taiwan Talks,” we discuss China’s red lines, the PLA’s recent military drills, and the U.S.’ reliance on Taiwan’s semiconductor production. Furthermore, we examine the U.S.’ high-level visits to Taiwan, the future of foreign policy on Taiwan, and President Lai’s stance on China. Our guests are: Charles Wu - National Chengchi University Department of Diplomacy Professor and Chair Raymond Sung - Prospect Foundation Vice President