Commentary News — 09 November 2017

Last night as President Trump and Chinese president Xi Jinping delivered a joint statement after their meeting, we weighed in on the substance and symbolism of the remarks.

Against the backdrop of the North Korean nuclear ambitions and the rising rhetoric from Kim Jong Un, it’s been unclear where China stands in all of this. There were 250 billion dollars in trade which both leaders touted as coming out of the summit, but the specifics are sparse to date.

In addition, I argued that it’s difficult reconcile the President Trump we read on Twitter versus the one we see guided by a teleprompter.

Decide for yourself as the president continues his long Asia tour.

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