Group 1 - The Trump administration acknowledges its inability to effectively counter China, as evidenced by the increasing negative impacts of the tariff war on the U.S. economy, with 12 states calling for the removal of all tariffs on China [1][3][6] - U.S. Secretary of State Rubio admits that the Trump administration's efforts to pressure China have failed, highlighting the strength of the Chinese government and the ineffectiveness of the "maximum pressure" strategy [3][6] - The tariff war has led to significant consequences for American companies, exemplified by Wolfspeed, a semiconductor firm facing bankruptcy due to the inability to collaborate with Chinese companies under the "Chip Act" [6][8] Group 2 - The lawsuit initiated by 12 states against the Trump administration claims that the global tariff war violates U.S. law, as it was implemented without Congressional approval, indicating a potential shift in political support for Trump [6][8] - Elon Musk, distancing himself from Trump, emphasizes China's rapid growth in electricity generation, suggesting that the U.S. is lagging behind not only in manufacturing but also in high-tech fields like AI [8]