Hello, this is Scott Galloway from Prop G Media. We try to bring you podcasts that both educate and

entertain that are data driven. We've found a space in the market and we want to test a pilot here.

Simply put, every second order of factor near the center of every major geopolitical

occurrence or economic occurrence is one entity, China. And if like me one day you're

convinced China is doomed due to a demographic collapse and over leverage in the real estate market

and then the next day, you think they're an unstoppable power because of the manufacturing prowess

and scooping up alliances that the United States has decided to forego, we have a difficult time finding really good information

on China. And that's what we see as the white space. So we found two very talented people,

Alice Han, who you likely recognize from our Profite Markets podcast, she's one of our most celebrated

guests, and also James King, who was the European and Asia correspondent

for the Financial Times. So with that, please give us your feedback on this pilot podcast of

China Watch and let us know what you think at hey at propccemedia.com. Again, we'd really appreciate

your feedback at hey at propgmedia.com. Or you can just

drop a comment on Spotify. So with that, here is ChinaWatch. And to my mind, the real winner,

I think, of that Alaska summit wasn't Washington or Moscow, was actually Beijing.

Music summit wasn't Washington or Moscow, it was actually Beijing. Welcome to China Watch. I'm Alice Han. And I'm James King. Today's episode of China Watch.

We're discussing three main topics in the news. Number one, China's reaction to the U.S.

Russia summit in Alaska. Number two, China's reaction to the US-Russia summit in Alaska.

Number two, Trump taking a page potentially from Xi Jinping's state-run capitalism.

And number three, China's first ever robot Olympics.

I wanted to start off with the Alaska summit between Trump and Putin, because I think

Beijing has an important perspective on

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