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Añadido: 2026-05-21

[00:00:00]We just got a readout.

[00:00:03]So, once the bilateral was over, we actually got several statements from the Chinese side almost immediately. This is a not so thinly veiled warning from the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokeswoman on Taiwan, the issue of Taiwan, which by the way gets a ton of its defense weapons from the US.

[00:00:23]And this is what she wrote. President Xi stressed to President Trump that the Taiwan question is the most important issue in China-US relations. If it is handled properly, the bilateral relationship will enjoy overall stability. Now, here's the moment a reporter shouts a question at the two leaders about Taiwan, and watch what happens next.

[00:00:46]How were your talks, sir?

[00:00:49]It's win-win.

[00:00:51]Do you all see this? Because I'm scrolling and this just popped up on my feed.

[00:00:56]May 4th, 2020. The Beijing DC.

[00:00:59]This is warning, right? She's the spokeswoman for China Foreign Minister.

[00:01:05]Verified, checked, and everything. And look what she posted. It says President Xi stressed to President Trump that the Taiwan question is the most important issue in China-US relations. If it is handled properly, the bilateral relationship will enjoy overall all stability. So, basically, Xi is telling Trump straight up, Taiwan isn't just an issue. It's the issue.

[00:01:34]That's it. Like, the number one thing.

[00:01:37]Handle this wrong and everything else between the US and China gets shaky.

[00:01:42]And peep the timing. This is from Fox News, too. So, this isn't some random post. This is official messaging and it's being amplified on US media. And here's what wide to me, the wording. If it is handled properly. That is diplomatic speak, but it's also kind of a warning, right? It's like saying we can have stability if you play this how we want. Get it? The craziest part, it says stability across the Taiwan Strait is the biggest common denominator between China and the US. Get it? So, they are literally saying this one topic decides if the two biggest powers get along or not. So, I got to ask, what did Trump say back? Because if SI is putting this out publicly through Munich, there had to be a conversation. Did Trump agree? Did he push back? And what does handled properly even mean each side?

[00:02:47]So, now, you all tell me in the comments, do you think Taiwan really is the make or break issue for US and China relations? And how do you think this plays out? I'm Julian