The speaker notes President Trump is "very transactional" and predicts he will come to Beijing looking for deals, specifically citing a "large Boeing order" and "increased purchase of ag products." If China wants to stabilize relations and "tariff proof" its economy, purchasing high-ticket US goods is the standard diplomatic lever. A confirmed order boosts Boeing's backlog, while agricultural purchases directly benefit the US ag-complex (Deere for equipment, ADM for grain processing). LONG ahead of the late March Trump visit to capture the "deal announcement" pop. Trump cancels the trip or negotiations break down due to the Iran/Venezuela geopolitical friction.