Jiang says crazy so so you may have heard that uh in south korea a ferry was capsized like nearly 10 years ago right so there's this theory...
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Jiang treats the Xi–Trump visit as a strategic theater.
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"crazy so so you may have heard that uh in south korea a ferry was capsized like nearly 10 years ago right so there's..."
"...is in China. This happened about 30 minutes ago, an hour south of us. So Trump came in last night, and this morning he..."
"...China, and Scott Besant, who is the church secretary, met in South Korea to try to negotiate, um... a deal, okay? And then what's..."
"...also sees Tehran as very important as well for its north -south trade access. Without Tehran, Beijing is completely reliant on Russia. Beijing does..."
"...abroad than China does. Brazil, Russia, Saudi Arabia invest a lot, South Africa invests a lot more than China."
"can separate southeast asia into two parts south korea japan on one part the philippines southeast asia singapore another part okay do you guys..."
"Okay so you can see this is South America and you can see all these problems are going on. You can see this is..."
"...all the while you have to extract resources from Africa from South America in order to start trade on the to feed the semiconductors..."
"...this grand bargain just the contours of this grand bargain in South Korea China wants first and foremost Nvidia chips Scott Besant wants first..."
"...What's BRICS? It's an acronym. It stands for Brazil, Russia, India, South Africa, China."
"And then you have Japan and South Korea, these two powerful East Asian economies, are also reliant on the Middle East for its energy...."
"And in East Asia, South Korea and Japan... need to do a better job of keeping China in check. Okay? That's point two. Point..."
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