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Can U.S. Oil Make China Pay?
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September 7, 2026
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0:35Now PlayingPatrick Bet-David and the panel discuss a provocative idea: use expanded U.S. oil production and energy exports as economic leverage against China while directing the profits toward reducing America’s national debt. The argument is that greater energy output could strengthen the U.S. trade position and give Washington more leverage in its economic relationship with Beijing. The U.S. already exports crude oil to China, while the national debt remains the accumulated result of federal borrowing over time.
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