Trump Isn't On 'Anyone's Side But His Own,' Says Dan Tannebaum

• US sanctions against Iran are discussed, noting China's continued purchase of Iranian oil and its implications for US-China relations.
• Low expectations are set for tangible outcomes from the upcoming US-China meeting, with President Trump's self-interested approach highlighted.
• US trade policy is criticized for alienating allies like Canada, pushing them to seek alternative trade deals and infrastructure partnerships.
• Countries are actively diversifying away from US-reliant infrastructure and payment networks, a trend that is unlikely to reverse even with a change in US administration.
• The Russia-Ukraine conflict and the impact of drone attacks on Russian refineries are mentioned, with sanctions continuing to stifle Russia's access to open markets.

The discussion analyzes current US geopolitical and trade policies, highlighting their impact on international alliances and global economic structures. It suggests that the US's approach is alienating allies, prompting them to diversify away from American infrastructure and networks, which could have long-term negative consequences for US businesses abroad.