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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...what China's trying to do. China's trying to build a high -speed rail network from Beijing all the way across Central Asia and into..."
He says China could also welcome Pax Judaica because Chinese firms and workers would be well placed to build the high-speed rail, infrastructure, data centers, and surveillance architecture such a regional order would require.
"...need people to build Pax Judica. Right. So think of high -speed rails, think of, um, new infrastructure, think of data centers to power..."
"...what China's trying to do. China's trying to build a high -speed rail network from Beijing all the way across Central Asia and into..."
"...where we're able to build skyscrapers we're able to build high -speed rails we're able to build airplanes but no one ever asked the..."
"...these raw materials in order to build its skyscrapers, its high -speed rail. And that worked out really well for the world. But then..."
"...referring to is um when they first had to help high -speed rail and they really they really so it went too fast and..."
"...long -term economic stability. So it's building roads. It's building high -speed rails. It's building ports for the South American countries, which is helping..."
"...obviously you see all these skyscrapers and futuristic cities and high -speed rail and uh self -driving cars and robots it's all very impressive..."
Jiang treats the Xi–Trump visit as a strategic theater.
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Jiang's through-line is that American decline will not end in a peaceful handoff to China or Russia.
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