Trump Uses AI to Stop China's Transshipment Network

Peter Navarro discusses a White House report accusing China of using transshipment through more than 40 countries to evade US tariffs. He says the US will crack down through AI-enabled customs enforcement, stronger executive powers, and trade-deal provisions, with Mexico, India, and Southeast Asia highlighted as notable hubs. The interview also touches on USMCA negotiations and Supreme Court validation of tariff authority. - Navarro promotes a White House report calling China's transshipment network a modern form of smuggling. - He says Customs and Border Protection is using an AI detective border to track global ships and containers in real time. - Navarro claims AI detection accuracy is above 95%. - More than 40 countries are allegedly involved in helping China evade US tariffs. - Mexico, India, Vietnam, Cambodia, Malaysia, and Indonesia are named as notable transshipment hubs. - Future US trade agreements will include strong transshipment provisions. - Navarro cites a recent Supreme Court decision as ratifying Section 232 tariff legality.