would sneak out for a round of golf on Wednesday ahead of additional meetings. The president referred, as he has before, to Mar-a-Lago as the "winter White House."Trump aides acknowledged that they are probing the possibility of the United States reentering the 11-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership but emphasized that such a move is premature.Larry Kudlow, Trump's chief economic adviser, played down a rift with Japan on trade and said the administration's tariffs were aimed at punishing China, which he accused of "acting like a third-world economy." Kudlow declared that a global coalition stands behind the Trump administration's strategy."This trade coalition of the willing that I've been talking about, that others have been talking about, is really aimed at China," he said. "China is a first-world economy behaving like athird-world economy. And with respect to technology and other matters, they have to start playing by the rules."The United States does not need the TPP to confront Chinese bad behavior, Kudlow said. He touted a strong U.S. economy as leverage for American ideas on trade around the world and said Trump's tougher stance on Chinese trade has won wide international backing."The rest of the world is with us. The president hasn't consciously sought this, but it's happening, and it's a good thing," Kudlow said. "So I hope China reads that carefully and responds positively."China on Tuesday announced temporary anti-dumping measures targeting U.S. sorghum, potentially hitting growers in states such as Kansas and Texas that Trump won in the 2016 election.The move discouraging imports of U.S. sorghum widens the