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What are the ripple effects of a U.S.-China trade war?
President Trump set into motion on Friday a 25 percent fee on more than 800 Chinese imported goods and China hit back with tariffs of its own on products like soybeans, pork and corn, which target areas that voted heavily for Trump. Amna Nawaz talks with David Honig of Indiana University McKinney Law School and Yasheng Huang of MIT's Sloan School of Management.
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