KYLE BASS: We Are Seeing a Major US-China Financial Decoupling | Focus Talk

⭕️ Subscribe YouTube +🔔 (Receive updates)👉 https://www.youtube.com/c/FocusTalk In recent month, we have seen Chinese Communist Party cracking down on a wide range of Chinese companies and industries from Didi to private tutoring to online gaming. These abrupt actions caused U.S. investors to lose billions of dollars. In this interview, Kyle Bass, the founder and chief investment officer of Hayman Capital Management, argues that there is no way that one can discount the CCP risk. The U.S. regulators should start to enforce rules on Chinese companies in order to protect U.S investors. He also thinks that what we are seeing is just the beginning of a major US-China financial decoupling. - 💎 As a safety measure, please SIGN UP to our email list to continue receiving truthful news in case we lose contact👉 https://newsletter-et.youmaker.com/?channel=focus-talk 💎 Support us👉 https://donorbox.org/focustalk 💎 Join us on Rumble👉 https://rumble.com/c/FocusTalk88 💎Follow us on Parler👉 https://parler.com/profile/FocusTalk/posts - Watch us on cable ☛ NTD America: Verizon Fios® TV, Channel 158 Website page ☛ https://www.ntd.com/focus-talk Contact email: focustalk99@gmail.com --------------------------- Watch more: Manipulating America: The Chinese Communist Playbook https://bit.ly/2NfcjHN Tracking Down the Origin of the Wuhan Coronavirus: https://bit.ly/3dCWHsM Full movie: ‘Claws of the Red Dragon’ exposes the connection between Huawei and Chinese Communist Party: https://bit.ly/2wW1R3C ------------------------ 💎 Looking for real news that doesn’t spin the facts? Try our sister media The Epoch Times digital for $1: http://ept.ms/EpochNews1 💎 Sign the petition to investigate, condemn, and reject the Chinese Communist Party ▶️ https://rejectccp.com -------------------------- Credits: Shutterstock Images: https://shutr.bz/2u8Zdp8 @: Audioblocks.com, epidemicsound.com Stock Video: Videoblocks.com ------------------------------------------------- © All Rights Reserved.