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Jennifer Rene Psaki Press Briefing by Press Secretary Jen Psaki… (2021)

Everything we do in our foreign policy and national security will be measured by a basic metric: Is it going to make life better, safer, and easier for working families?
So, of course, that means a different approach to trade policy. We’re not about trying to make the world safe for multinational investment; we’re about creating jobs and raising wages here in the United States. So our priority is not to get access for Goldman Sachs in China; our priority is to make sure that we are dealing with China’s trade abuses that are harming American jobs and American workers in the United States.
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Jennifer Rene Psaki Press Briefing by Press Secretary Jen Psaki… (2021)

So whether it’s dumping or subsidies or intellectual property theft, or the countries across the world who have engaged in problematic currency practices, our priorities in the trade space will be about the American worker.
But it’s about much more than that. It’s about thinking about national security as national competitiveness, making investments in our own industrial and innovation base so that the good-paying jobs and industries of the future are here in the United States. So Build Back Better isn’t just about economics; it’s about national security as well.
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Jennifer Rene Psaki Press Briefing by Press Secretary Jen Psaki… (2021)

What’s the administration’s position on that? MS. PSAKI: Well, our position is that we’re focused on ensuring that the American people are vaccinated, that we are getting as many shots in the arms of Americans as possible. We rejoined the World Health Organization so that the United States can have a seat at the global table in order to play a constructive role in getting safe and effective vaccines in the arms of Americans.
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