Name: Trump Says ‘No Way’ to Huawei | Trade War Tariffs | China Uncensored
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And how will this affect Huawei's global ambitions?

Last week, US President Donald Trump signed an Executive Order

Well technically, it doesn't actually say that.

What it does say is "Executive Order on Securing

the Information and Communications Technology

But a title like that is totally un-tweetable.

So everyone's just calling it the 'Huawei ban.'

To be fair, Trump's executive order doesn't actually name Huawei.

But everyone knows who he's talking about.

It's like that time in college when the dining hall

Anyway, Huawei is the world's largest provider of networking gear

and the world's number two smartphone vendor,

For years, congressional committees, the FBI, the NSA,

and others have flagged close ties between Huawei

and the other big Chinese telecom company, ZTE.

But the new executive order took that ban a big step further.

First, Trump declared a "national emergency."

So really, there are a lot more national emergencies

for President Trump to declare before his term is up.

Anyway, here's how Trump's current national emergency works.

The Executive Order itself stops the use of IT goods and services

from all companies subject to “foreign adversaries”

that pose “unacceptable risks” to national security.

Then, the Commerce Department effectively labeled Huawei

as belonging to one of those “foreign adversaries”—

by putting Huawei and 72 of its affiliates

on the Commerce Department's “Entity List.”

without getting the US government's approval first.

Meaning, it's a no unless there's a really,

has been involved in activities contrary to the national security

or foreign policy interests of the United States."

So I'm guessing Huawei purchases are generally going to be a “no.”

"All the witnesses could you please raise your hand

if you'd use products or services from Huawei or ZTE?

You obviously lead intelligence services,

so that's something of a biased question.

Raise your hand if you would recommend that

Senator Cotton raises an important point.

Or I assume he did because I was distracted

by the way that he kept mispronouncing Huawei.

the heads of US intelligence services know about Huawei

“It provides the capacity to maliciously modify or steal information,

and it provides the capacity to conduct undetected espionage.”

Simply put, officials are worried that Huawei

will help the Chinese regime spy on the US

or attack America's cyber infrastructure.

might sell products compromised by 'back doors'

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