Lindsey Graham warns US trade with China will ‘change’ if ‘disgusting’ wet markets don’t close

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Sen. Lindsey Graham warned U.S. trade with China will “change” if Beijing does not crack down on its “gross” wet markets, which sell bats, cats, and dogs for human consumption.

Chinese meat markets have reportedly opened back up for business after Beijing ordered a ban on the sale of wild animals such as bats following reports they may have contributed to the spread of the coronavirus.

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