A U.S.-China trade deal is highly unlikely and there is 'no way' Huawei will be allowed to sell into the U.S. market, a Republican Senator told CNBC Tuesday.
Rick Scott, the Republican senator for Florida, told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" that he did not believe there would be a deal at the end of the drawn out trade war between the two nations, and reiterated the contention that Huawei represents a threat to U.S. national security, a claim the company has vehemently denied.
President Trump also indicated that U.S. tech companies can go back to selling components and software to Huawei. Trump then told reporters in the Oval Office on Monday that trade negotiations, which had stalled in May, havebut claimed any potential deal would need to be somewhat tilted in Washington's favour.
"Think about this - they're stealing technology, they negotiated a deal and then walked back - I mean how many times do you negotiate a deal, somebody walks back, and the deal ever closes?" Scott said.
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