All right, Alexander, let's talk about the big summit, the talks that took place between

Xi Jinping and President Joe Biden. The dictator and Joe Biden, let's talk about it.

It did not go well, did it?

Well, you spoke about the talks between Xi Jinping and Joe Biden.

And I have to say, having seen what happened yesterday, I wonder whether that is even a

correct way of describing what happened. Certainly there was a summit meeting. Certainly the two men participated in that summit meeting. But I do actually truly wonder what role the President of the United States, Joe Biden played in it, because it seems to me, based on what

I saw from the images and pictures of the President in action, both in the moments before the

actual meeting and in his press conference, I have very, very serious doubts indeed that he is capable of

conducting a summit meeting with someone like Xi Jinping. I'm choosing my words extremely carefully now,

but look at the images. You see him going into the meeting. You see Blinken, he's secretary of state,

who to be very clear is no Bismarck or

Talley-Rong, but he's basically managing him. I mean, that is how it looked. That is the image that

the pictures gave. So we have then an exchange between Biden and Xi Jinping, or so we're told, from the various

readouts. But if you read the readouts, it does look to me very much as if whatever it was

that Biden said was entirely formulaic. I get the sense that any serious discussion that took

place probably was conducted on the American side by Blinken.

And I don't think anything of substance came out of the meeting at all.

And that was the view that I expressed yesterday in my video, in my channel.

And today I see that there's a big article in the national

interest which says essentially the same thing and it also points out because it passes the

readouts that both the chinese and the americans have produced following this meeting

that it's absolutely clear that the Chinese and the Americans are talking at

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