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This is the Michael Medved show.

And another great day in this greatest nation on God's Green Earth, a great day for President Trump,

concluding his three-day visit to China after a nearly three-hour

closing meeting with the Chinese leader Xi Jinping at the Zhang Man Hai leadership compound.

The visit ended without formal deals with Beijing, but Trump told Fox that Xi had agreed to stop sending

military equipment to Iran, and the two leaders agreed very significantly that the

Strait of Hormuz needed to be reopened.

A White House official told Politico on Thursday that Xi agreed that Iran can never have a nuclear weapon.

Now, this is the White House talking.

I hope that they're telling the truth because that again

would be a very positive development. But there's all kinds of dispute today about things that the

White House has said before, about the level of damage to the war capabilities in Iran, where apparently the damage to

Iranian military resources has not been nearly as devastating, nearly as destructive,

nearly as effective from an American point of view as the way it has been portrayed.

We will get to that, and it becomes a question of what source do you trust?

And do you trust Pete Hageceth and the Pentagon, or do you trust some international sources of news? And I know for a lot of people is an

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