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President Trump is now on the third leg of his five-nation tour of Asia.

Chinese President Xi Jinping made sure Trump enjoyed his first night in Beijing with a

tour and banquet at China's historic imperial palace, the Forbidden City.

They started the second day of Trump's three-day visit,... with a welcoming ceremony... and

now they're getting down to some business.

For more, we have our Oh Jung-hee on the line...

Jung-hee, what's the latest?

Good afternoon, Daeun.

U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping held a bilateral meeting this morning.

During the opening remarks, President Trump said the time he had with President Xi last

night was excellent,... and that they were able to talk about the North Korea issue as

well as trade.

He added that China and the U.S. have the capacity to solve global problems if they

work together.

Their bilateral talks were followed by a meeting with the two countries' business leaders.

Here, President Xi said China's investment in the U.S. is rising rapidly, creating over

140-thousand jobs for the local people.

He also confirmed that Chinese companies will sign commercial contracts worth over 250 billion

U.S. dollars,... which reflects the "win-win nature" of U.S.-China economic relations.

In case of President Trump, he did not forget to mention North Korea at this meeting.

He said, to have prosperity, security has to come first,... and that China and the U.S.

stand (quote) "much on the same plane," especially in regards to North Korea's nuclear and missile

development.

He added that China can solve this issue very easily and quickly,... and expressed appreciation

to his Chinese counterpart for restricting trade with Pyongyang and cutting off all banking

ties.

Those were the remarks from the two countries' business exchange meeting,... and more are

to come during their joint news conference, which is expected to be held in less than

30 minutes, if everything goes as scheduled.

I will make sure to come back with more updates, Daeun.

For more infomation >> U.S., China have the capacity to solve world problems: Trump - Duration: 1:55.

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US Navy to run rare strike drill in western Pacific as Trump threatens North Korea - Duration: 2:38.

US Navy to run rare strike drill in western Pacific as Trump threatens North Korea

The USS Ronald Reagan, USS Nimitz and the USS Theodore Roosevelt will take part in exercises from Saturday to Tuesday.

The strike group will practice everything from air defence drills, sea surveillance and defensive air combat training, to close-in coordinated manoeuvres and replenishments at sea.

The last time a three-carrier group took part in exercises like this was in 2006 and 2007 during drills off the coast of Guam.

Admiral Scott Swift, the head of US Pacific Fleet, said: It is a rare opportunity to train with two aircraft carriers together, and even rarer to be able to train with three.

"Multiple carrier strike force operations are very complex, and this exercise in the Western Pacific is a strong testament to the US Pacific Fleets unique ability and ironclad commitment to the continued security and stability of the region..

"It is a rare opportunity to train with two aircraft carriers together, and even rarer to be able to train with three" Admiral Scott Swift It comes as Donald Trump ramped up the fighting talk against Kim Jong-un.

Addressing the North Korea crisis, the US President tweeted: NoKo has interpreted Americas past restraint as weakness. This would be a fatal miscalculation. Do not underestimate us. AND DO NOT TRY US..

Yesterday, he landed in China for a crunch meeting with President Xi Jinping. North Korea will be at the top of the agenda as Trump tries to pressure Beijing into cracking down on Pyongyang. China is one of North Korea's only allies.

For more infomation >> US Navy to run rare strike drill in western Pacific as Trump threatens North Korea - Duration: 2:38.

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Episode 1 - Stateless person about US - Duration: 1:46.

Hello dear viewers!

It's been 1 year exactly since US elections.

During this livelong year I have noticed that most of American people have separated into

two opposing each other groups.

Today I wanted to tell you how I, a person born in Russia and currently now living in

Israel without being a citizen of neither of these countries (which is called a stateless

person) , see the diverse world of American political spectrum from my point of view.

Oh and here I proudly present you the two prominent groups of United States' political

system

Conservative capitalists on the right

-Make america great again!

Abortion is murder.

Kill all niggers!

On the left, liberal socialists

-Make communism great aga..

Wait, what?

DID YOU SAY N- WORD??

WHITE PRIVILEGE, KILL ALL WHITE PEOPLE

*gurgling*

*violently realizing how US is fucked*

-Fuck me

-That was disgusting..

-Arghh

For more infomation >> Episode 1 - Stateless person about US - Duration: 1:46.

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U.S. Changes Business, Travel & Trade Policy With Cuba - Duration: 1:34.

For more infomation >> U.S. Changes Business, Travel & Trade Policy With Cuba - Duration: 1:34.

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Trump Issues Warning to North Korea: 'Do Not Try Us' - Duration: 0:56.

For more infomation >> Trump Issues Warning to North Korea: 'Do Not Try Us' - Duration: 0:56.

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Chinese Arrest US College Hoops Players For Shoplifting - Duration: 0:52.

For more infomation >> Chinese Arrest US College Hoops Players For Shoplifting - Duration: 0:52.

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Elite US Golf Club Just Sent Nasty Message To Trump – Responds With Something Better - Duration: 5:58.

President Donald Trump is a member of the elite Winged Foot Golf Club in Westchester

New York.

It's now being reported that members have had to come out swinging because the club

is refusing to honor him by putting up an official portrait of the President.

Insiders report that the Republican members amongst the 800 total members of the exclusive

golf club which charges as much as $200,000 in initiation fees have been lobbying to put

up a portrait of President Trump inside Winged Foot's stone clubhouse.

But opponents are refusing to do so.

One insider went on to state that President Donald Trump has been a member since 1969

and there is a big push to honor him at the club.

He later also added that all members should be proud that the president of the United

States is a current member of Winged Foot, "It is prestigious to have him here."

But the senior club management thinks otherwise.

The club was contacted for an official statement on the matter but there has been no reply

as of yet.

Although there is speculation that the decision not to honor President Trump is either to

avoid driving a wedge between members, some of which include many prominent New York law

firm partners and investment bankers who are left-leaning in political views, or a financial

move so as not to offend any charities or organizations that may wish to hold events

there.

President Trump was quick to respond to the fact that he has his own golf courses that

people would prefer to go to over this one who showed disrespect to our commander in

chief.

Trump Golf Links Ferry Point

Course Overview

Trump Golf Links Ferry Point is a 222-acre parcel in the Throgs Neck section of the Bronx,

located on the east side of the Bronx-Whitestone Bridge, which crosses the East River and connects

the Bronx with the borough of Queens.

It's bordered by housing to the east, while the western boundary is lined by the Hutchinson

River Parkway, and the course can be easily accessed from all of New York City's boroughs.

The 7,400-yard Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course, designed in consultation with Sanford

Design, will be operated by the Trump Golf team and will be a part of the global golf

portfolio of native New Yorker and avid golfer Donald Trump.

Scheduled to open to the public in 2015, with some programming—primarily junior golf—available

in the summer 2014, Ferry Point will offer spectacular views of the Manhattan skyline

from most of its 18 holes.

Ferry Point will be a nearly treeless, Irish links-style course, designed to look mature

from its early years and featuring tall, flowing native grasses and dunes with teeing grounds

that rise as high as 55 feet above grade.

"I think Ferry Point will be a tremendous golf experience," Nicklaus said.

"I've been asked to create something that is world-class, a source of pride for New

York City, and if they wanted to hold a national or international event, a course that will

be a strong golf course from the back tees.

Most important, the course needs to service the needs of those in the Metropolitan New

York area who hopefully will play Ferry Point.

"Ferry Point was created to be a unique public golf experience and it is our collective

hope that the golf course will add to New York City's global reputation, enhance New

York's reputation for quality golf, and give the proud residents of New York City

a place to play and call home.

Donald Trump has a deep-rooted love for New York City and he deserves a great deal of

credit for getting Ferry Point to the finish line and for delivering it to the golfers

and golf fans of New York."

The golf experience at Ferry Point will not only be a uniquely special one, with spectacular

views and aesthetics, its strength will be the strategy and shot values integrated by

Nicklaus, the world's preeminent course designer.

The Golden Bear, recognized as history's greatest golfer, has been involved in the

design of nearly 300 golf courses worldwide.

His renowned Nicklaus Design firm has created more than 380 golf courses in 36 countries

and 39 states.

More than 100 Nicklaus Design golf courses have hosted a combined total of more than

750 professional tournaments or significant national championships.

"If you are going to have a golf course that has the ability to host a high-profile

national or international event, you have to have some spice in it," Nicklaus added.

"Our goal as a public golf course is to have it play well on a daily basis and serve

the needs of those golfers who visit Ferry Point.

But when asked to host an event, we believe we have the ability to move to the back tees,

hide the pins, and create a test of golf fitting of any tournament or championship."

The course is part of a city-funded redevelopment project.

The park was originally built during the construction of the Bronx-Whitestone Bridge completed in

1939, and for two decades after World War II, Ferry Point was used as a landfill.

The Jack Nicklaus-designed course will be the first championship-level course in New

York City and will help meet the high demand for golf in the metropolitan area, as the

city's 13 existing municipal golf courses typically boast full tee sheets.

Are you freaking kidding me?

Now the picture of our president it offensive?

Many of us were very offended having to look at former president Barack Hussein Obama's

picture for 8 long and dark years, but we survived.

The left will survive seeing Trump's picture for 7 more years.

For more infomation >> Elite US Golf Club Just Sent Nasty Message To Trump – Responds With Something Better - Duration: 5:58.

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World War 3: US ready to STRIKE North Korea after years of NUCLEAR BLACKMAIL - Duration: 2:37.

World War 3: US ready to STRIKE North Korea after years of NUCLEAR BLACKMAIL

blackmailed the United States for decades with continuous threats of nuclear strikes on the US because of ineffective Presidents.

Mr Gorka said Pyongyang will now have to decide whether to continue to pursue its plans toward World War 3 or accept to negotiate with US President Donald Trump.

Speaking to , the former Trump adviser said: This is something that has been festering for decades, facilitated by the Clinton Administration and made even worse under Obama.

It was nuclear blackmail on a global scale but it's now got to a point where we have a new Commander-in-Chief, Donald Trump, who said 'enough is enough!' We have a secretary of Defence, General Mattis, who said 'we will destroy you' meaning the regime of the North.

So this is decision time for Pyongyang. North Korea has ignored international condemnation and continued its efforts to push forward and create a deadly arsenal of nuclear weapons.

President has labelled North Korea a "menace threatening the world with nuclear devastation" during his latest speech in Seoul.

Mr Trump attacked the regime of despot leader Kim Jong-un and called on all responsible nations to unite to halt the nuclear threat from the rogue state.

The US President warned North Korea against making a fatal miscalculation as fears of World War 3 continue to soar.

Mr Trump is expected to use his two-day visit to Bejing to convince President Xi Jinping to lend his support in restraining North Korea, a close ally to.

Experts fear Kim could make his biggest statement yet by firing the so-called "Juche bird" – a fearful H-bomb – during Mr Trump's visit to Asia.

For more infomation >> World War 3: US ready to STRIKE North Korea after years of NUCLEAR BLACKMAIL - Duration: 2:37.

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Korea unveils US$ 2.7 billion plan to support small firms after minimum wage hike - Duration: 2:06.

Korea's minimum wage is set to rise sharply next year... with the aim of giving low-income

earners more economic security... and to boost the economy.

But business owners are worried that the cost will be immense, even crippling for some firms.

On Thursday, the government announced a multi-billion-dollar plan to help soften the blow.

Kim Hyesung has the details.

Korea's minimum wage is set to increase by 16 percent next year to over seven-thousand-five-hundred

won, or six-dollars-70 cents an hour,... marking the biggest annual jump in almost two decades.

To help support small businesses cope with the increase in labor costs, Finance Minister

Kim Dong-yeon unveiled the government's support plan on Thursday.

(Korean) "Income inequality has grown rapidly recently,

and it's holding back domestic consumption and growth.

The minimum wage hike can foster income-led growth, and we've laid out a support fund

worth three trillion Korean won to help small businesses."

The government plans to directly fund small businesses where around 80 percent of workers

get paid less than the minimum wage.

Small businesses employing fewer than 30 people will get around 117 dollars per worker a month

in government support.

It will be limited to workers earning less than 1,700 dollars a month, which would be

less than 120 percent of minimum wage monthly income or 1,400 dollars.

Small businesses earning more than 550-thousand dollars a year in taxable income will not

be eligible for the subsidies.

(Korean) "For businesses that hire apartment security

guards or cleaners, where layoffs are a concern due to the minimum wage hike, we will still

provide them with funds, even if they employ more than 30 people."

To get the subsidy, businesses will need to meet two criteria: pay their workers the minimum

wage and also apply for employment insurance.

The subsidy plan is set for 2018 only, and still needs to be approved by the budget committee

at the National Assembly.

Kim Hyesung, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> Korea unveils US$ 2.7 billion plan to support small firms after minimum wage hike - Duration: 2:06.

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Presidents of U.S., China hold summit talks - Duration: 2:30.

President Trump is now on the third leg of his five-nation tour of Asia.

China's Xi Jinping is making sure Trump gets the red carpet treatment,... lavishing him

with a palace treat on Wednesday evening.

But the two leaders are getting down to business today, with summit talks being held this morning.

Oh Jung-hee reports.

The summit talks between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping started

Thursday morning.

While specific details haven't been released as of yet,...

U.S. officials have said... Trump will press Xi to tighten the screws on Pyongyang... by

fully enforcing international sanctions... such as limits on oil exports, coal imports

and financial transactions.

(Chinese) "China is close to running out of measures

to pressure North Korea.

So, I think China may try to compromise... by somewhat stepping up the sanctions measures.

But that would be still far from what Trump expects."

In terms of trade, Trump is expected to have brought up the same issues that he had with

his South Korean and Japanese counterparts.

(English) "We've seen great growth and trade between

our two countries, but there are some concerns about having more reciprocity and reducing

the balance of payments deficit between the United States and China."

According to Bloomberg,... the White House expects to announce upwards of $250 billion

in business deals in China this week.

Many of the deals are expected be in the form of non-binding memorandums of understanding,

not contracts... and mostly concentrated in the energy sector.

Also to watch for is how the two leaders have redefined their partnership... and assured

stability in bilateral relations.

China's state-owned People's Daily reports... that Beijing aims to construct a "cooperative

and mutually profitable relationship" with Washington.

Trump landed in Beijing on Wednesday afternoon.

This is his first visit to China since taking office... as well as the first state visit

Xi has received... since the end of the 19th Chinese Party Congress.

Chinese diplomatic officials have been stressing that Trump will receive a "state-visit-plus"

treatment, with both formal and informal get-togethers arranged.

The two presidents spent their first night at China's historical imperial palace, the

Forbidden City,... drinking tea, watching traditional Peking Opera,... and enjoying

a special banquet.

Oh Jung-hee, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> Presidents of U.S., China hold summit talks - Duration: 2:30.

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Trump, Moon Join US, S. Korean Troops for Taco Tuesday - Duration: 1:02.

For more infomation >> Trump, Moon Join US, S. Korean Troops for Taco Tuesday - Duration: 1:02.

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World War 3: Trump official blasts North Korea's response to US attempts to open talks - Duration: 3:40.

World War 3: Trump official blasts North Korea's response to US attempts to open talks

US President Donald Trump suggested Kim Jong-un should come to the negotiating table to try to thrash out a deal on its weapons programme at a press conference during his 12-day tour of Asia.

But there is little to suggest the reclusive regime is keen on taking up the US offer of talks.

The White House official said: I think that our administration has made clear from the start that the door is open to dialogue and efforts to sort of probe have been rather discouraging.

They have shown very little sign that theyre interested in talking."   .

The idea of diplomatic talks was first floated in September when US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Washington was probing to see if Pyongyang was interested in talks on denuclearisation.

With tensions at boiling point and rhetoric between the two sides running high, Mr Trump said Mr Tillerson was wasting his time trying to instigate talks with Kim.

But the US President struck a much softer tone in Seoul on Tuesday when he reigned in the incendiary language and instead said he believed Pyongyang should make a deal on its nuclear weapons programme for its people and all of humanity.  The White House official said Mr Trump believed North Korea should first reduce the threats and end provocations before moving towards sincere steps to ultimately denuclearise.

But he added: "I think North Korea has shown that they are the ones that are putting forward preconditions.

They are the ones who have been saying theyre unwilling to talk about nuclear weapons - that thats not on the table.  "Well thats a nonstarter for us. Mr Trump, who is now in China, plans to enlist Beijings commitment to enforce economic sanctions against Pyongyang.

If successful Mr Trump will have influenced North Koreas only ally.   .

The official said: "I think that if you look at the activity across that border, certainly there is still some trade taking place. There is still some financial links that exist that should not under the Security Council resolutions.

China is doing much more than its ever done in the past but its not the time for complacency or for allowing people to slip through loopholes and for a lot of that residual activity to continue.

We know that some of that activity is continuing, and were going to work closely with the Chinese to identify that activity and end it.".

For more infomation >> World War 3: Trump official blasts North Korea's response to US attempts to open talks - Duration: 3:40.

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Trump: 'I don't blame China' for taking advantage of US on trade - Duration: 6:10.

For more infomation >> Trump: 'I don't blame China' for taking advantage of US on trade - Duration: 6:10.

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Trump has FIVE US aircraft carriers on standby ready for North Korea strike TODAY - Duration: 3:33.

Trump has FIVE US aircraft carriers on standby ready for North Korea strike TODAY

A strike group of US warships has been dispatched within strike range of North Korea amid Trump's 13-day visit to the Pacific-Asia region.

Three colossal aircraft carriers – the USS Nimitz, USS Ronald Reagan and USS Theodore Roosevelt – have been operating in the region since last month.

Another two aircraft carriers – the USS John C Stennis and USS Carl Vinson – are currently on standby off the west coast of the US.

Worldwide, seven out of 11 US aircraft carriers are being used simultaneously on military missions for the first time in years.

General Joseph Dunford, chairman of the joint chiefs, said the deployment of three of these 10,000 tonne warships show the strength of the US Navy. "These three carriers are not there specifically targeting North Korea," he said.

"This is a routine demonstration of our commitment to the region." The US President arrived in China today after sending a message to North Korea's dictator Kim Jong-un in a fiery speech in South Korea.

In a joint speech with South Korean president Moon Jae-in on Tuesday, Trump reminded Kim that the aircraft carriers and a nuclear submarine were in the region.

Speaking in Seoul, he said he hoped the military pressure would encourage Kim to "come to the table and make a deal".

North Korean state-owned media accused Trump of flying to the region to "light the fuse for a nuclear war". The communist state has tested Trump's patience since he took office by testing nuclear weapons and firing ballistic missiles.

In a second explosive speech at South Koreas National Assembly yesterday, Trump issued a direct warning to Kim. The weapons you are acquiring are not making you safer, they are putting your regime in grave danger," he said.

"Every step you take down this dark path increases the peril you face.".

In a stinging insult of his totalitarian regime, Trump described North Korea as "a hell no one deserves". Striking an unusually restrained tone, Trump refrained from calling Kim "little rocket man", but warned him "not to underestimate" the US.

Trump appeared to be more optimistic about finding a diplomatic solution to the North Korea crisis ahead of his meeting with Chinese president, Xi Jinping.

For more infomation >> Trump has FIVE US aircraft carriers on standby ready for North Korea strike TODAY - Duration: 3:33.

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Kim Joo Hyuk's car accident and the memory that leaves us - Sub Esp [Engsub] - Duration: 2:16.

For more infomation >> Kim Joo Hyuk's car accident and the memory that leaves us - Sub Esp [Engsub] - Duration: 2:16.

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South Korea-U.S. FTA renegotiations gaining traction after Trump visit - Duration: 1:51.

The process of renegotiating the South Korea-U.S. free trade agreement may be picking up steam,...

with President Trump's visit... now in the rearview mirror.

Trump was notably softer in his tone regarding trade during his stay in Seoul,... adding

to hopes the two sides may be able to resolve their differences in a speedy manner.

Yu Joonhee reports.

Over the course of his two-day visit to Korea,...

President Donald Trump did not openly criticize the South Korea-U.S. FTA... as some observers

had feared.

He only made a handful of benign, passing remarks on the issue of trade... far removed

from his rhetoric from earlier this year,... where he threatened to terminate the deal.

Following his summit talks with President Moon Jae-in,... Trump said the two leaders

agreed to improve their trade relations... on the principle of fairness and reciprocity.

Perhaps positive signs,... as Seoul and Washington prepare to start the renegotiation process...

but both sides are still eager to take the upper hand.

The U.S. is said to be seeking... a two-point-five percent tariff rate on Korean auto imports...

as well as additional duties on Korean steel products as well.

According to local government think tanks,... Korea's agriculture industry may be the one

sector that is most vulnerable... to potential changes.

This finding was announced... by a trio of government research bodies... led by the Korea

Institute for International Economic Policy,... which are set to release a joint report on

their study on Friday.

Seoul could seek to relieve itself from U.S. pressure on these fronts... by expanding its

acquisition of American weaponry.

Korea was the eighth-largest importer of U.S. defense products last year, importing some

500 million dollars worth of armaments.

FTA re-negotiations... had been initially forecast to begin sometime next year,... but

if all goes according to plan... some experts now say the process could begin as early as

December.

Yu Joonhee, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> South Korea-U.S. FTA renegotiations gaining traction after Trump visit - Duration: 1:51.

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U.S., Chinese presidents show similar but different views on N. Korea, trade - Duration: 3:35.

It was a busy day for U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping...

on day two of Trump's visit to Beijing.

Last night they enjoyed a dinner an a cultural performance, but today the two leaders got

down to business,... looking at trade and how to deal with North Korea.

Oh Jung-hee reports.

Day two of U.S. President Donald Trump's visit to China,... was a jam-packed day for the

two countries' leaders.

The day's events also showed their similar but different approaches to the issues of

North Korea and economic relations.

At the joint news conference held Thursday afternoon,... the two leaders showed their

commitment to denuclearizing North Korea and agreed on the need to fully implement the

UN Security Council resolutions.

They also saw eye-to-eye in the need for relevant parties to pour their collective efforts into

achieving peace and stability on the Korean peninsula and surrounding region.

But they still had diverging views on how to achieve the ultimate goal -- President

Trump stressing sanctions and pressure,... and President Xi emphasizing dialogue and

negotiation.

(Chinese) "We reiterated the firm commitment to achieving

denuclearization of the Korean peninsula and upholding the international non-proliferation

treaty.

The two sides will continue to fully and strictly implement the UN Security Council resolutions,

at the same time, the two sides will commit to work toward a solution through dialogue

and negotiation."

(English) "Today President Xi,... we discussed our mutual

commitment to the complete denuclearization of North Korea.

We agreed not to replicate failed approaches of the past, and there were many.

We agreed on the need to fully implement all UN Security Council resolutions on North Korea

and to increase economic pressure until North Korea abandons its reckless and dangerous

path."

On the economic front, the two leaders were eager to further advance their bilateral trade

and business ties,... which could also be seen at the business exchange event just before

the news conference.

There, Chinese companies signed business contracts and two-way investment deals with the U.S.

...worth over 2-hundred-50 billion U.S. dollars.

Bloomberg reports,... most of the deals are likely to be concentrated in the energy sector.

But President Trump, just as he did with his Korean and Japanese counterparts,... brought

up the thorny issue of trade,... saying he wants a fair and reciprocal trade.

(English) "As we all know, America has a huge annual

trade deficit with China.

A number beyond anything what anybody would understand.

This number's shockingly hundreds of billions of dollars each year -- estimates are as high

as 500 billion dollars a year."

President Xi said...

China's investment in the U.S. is rising rapidly,... helping to create over 1-hundred-40-thousand

American jobs,... and added:

(Chinese) "These are some great examples of the vast

potential and the win-win nature of China-U.S. economic cooperation.

China-U.S. economic relations and trade ties have achieved historic development, delivering

benefits to our two peoples."

Cutting across diverse bilateral, regional and global issues,... the two leaders were

confident they had successfully shared mutual concerns,... and called their meeting a constructive

and productive one.

Oh Jung-hee, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> U.S., Chinese presidents show similar but different views on N. Korea, trade - Duration: 3:35.

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How to Pronounce EVOLUTION (US, UK & Australian pronunciation) | English Pronunciation - Duration: 1:40.

Hi guys, welcome back to English with Max. This is just another short pronunciation

video. We are going to look at the different pronunciations of this word.

The standard American pronunciation is "ehvolution". "Ehvolution". The stress is on the

"lu". In standard British English it's similar to that, but the first syllable

changes. It's "eevolution". "Eevolution". The stress is still on the "lu".

Ooh, that sounds funny.

Anyway, in Australia we actually say "ehvolution", which is closer to the

American pronunciation. In general, Australian English is actually closer to

British English than American English. For example, we use British spelling. But

sometimes there are exceptions. I hope you've found this useful. If you did, please

click on the thumbs up. Don't forget to subscribe, and I'll see you next time.

Bye bye!

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Michael Savage: ⛔ The Savage Nation Podcast November, 8, 2017 - Full Show [US] ✅ - Duration: 1:40:31.

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