As we work to prop up our domestic capacity, we must simultaneously work with countries that share our economic and security interests. The proposed agreements on trade and critical minerals put forth by the administration offer an interim solution to our growing dependence on China. Successful agreements could help create an integrated, resilient supply chain and provide alternative sources for critical minerals as producers work to increase domestic productivity. (01:45–01:53)
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Asserts that the administration's proposed agreements aim to reduce dependence on China for critical minerals.
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