US ports face surge in China imports ahead of Trump's tariffs

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  I'm Rahul Tanden.

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  Plenty coming up on the program.

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  We're talking, guess what, tariffs we'll be talking about what's going on in Korea, what's happening in France, the security of CEOs.

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  And we'll talk a little bit about sake just to whet your appetite of what is coming up on the program, we are joined by two guests on opposite sides of the world.

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  We have Jessica Kine, head of Asia for Asterisk Advisory Japan, who's based in Malaysia.

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  Whereabouts are you in Malaysia at the moment, Jessica?

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  I am on a normally sunny little island called Penang.

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  Rahul, good morning and lovely to join you.

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  Well, Penang, what wonderful food.

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  Yes, come soon, come soon.

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  Some of the best food you're going to get in the world.

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  Also with us in Texas.

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  You are in Texas, aren't you?

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  Tony Nash, CEO and founder of Complete Intelligence.

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  You not popped off somewhere else, have you?

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