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Trump rolled out the red carpet for Xi at Andrews. Today’s White House summit puts trade, AI, Taiwan, and Iran on the table — live with Barbara and Susan. Starting at 8am Pacific, 11am Eastern, and 4pm UK Time.
Last night President Trump gave Chinese President Xi Jinping a rare personal welcome at Joint Base Andrews — red carpet, honor guard, the full state-visit treatment. It is Xi’s first state visit to Washington in more than a decade, and it reciprocates the ceremonial welcome Trump received in Beijing in May.
This morning the real meeting begins: Oval Office talks, a formal White House ceremony, and a state dinner tonight with America’s top tech CEOs at the table. On the agenda: extending the U.S.–China trade truce, agriculture and rare earths, artificial intelligence, Taiwan, Iran, and Ukraine.
NOW: President Trump has greeted Chinese President Xi Jinping in Washington, DC with the following:
- 100-foot-long red carpet - Salute Battery - 21-Person Honor Cordon - 2 three-person color teams to include the U.S. and Chinese flag - USAF band playing fanfare and… pic.twitter.com/X7W0oOtc2u
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has already teed up a short extension of the trade truce into early next year, with more economic work still unfinished. Trump is looking for tangible wins. Beijing will press on Taiwan and export controls. And the Iran war — where China still buys oil and sells dual-use goods — sits in the middle of it all.
This is no longer “Xi next on the calendar.” It is happening as Barbara and Susan go live.
On Tuesday we framed the UN week as two systems at war: Lula’s globalist new world order against Trump’s defense of the nation-state. Midweek, Barbara walked Trump’s UN strategy as one coherent fight — and pointed ahead to this Xi meeting as the test. That test is now on the White House lawn.
Today’s Board — The Trump Front
Trump–Xi summit — trade, AI, Taiwan, Iran: what gets announced, and what doesn’t
The trade truce — a short extension, unfinished business, and midterms pressure for real deals
AI as industrial power — renaissance vs. control games with Beijing at the table
Iran and Ukraine — Trump’s peace tracks under maximum pressure, with China in the frame
Bring your questions. Drop them in the live chat — Barbara and Susan will work through as many as the hour allows.
See you in a few hours
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