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On this episode of Newt's World, President Joe Biden met with President Xi Jinping of the

People's Republic of China in Bali, Indonesia on November 14. According to the White House,

quote, the two leaders spoke candidly about their respective priorities and intentions across

a range of issues. President Biden said that the US will continue to compete vigorously with China,

including by investing in sources of strength at home and aligning efforts with allies and

partners around the world. I wanted to discuss what seemed to really happen behind closed doors

in this meeting. The meeting follows the 20th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party

from October 16 through 22, 2022, much of which was not reported broadly in the press.

Here to provide guidance to the events of this last several weeks, I'm really pleased to welcome

back my guest, Dr. Wafeng Zhang. He is a senior research fellow at the Mercatus Center at George Mason

University. He also runs the Policy Change Index project which uses machine learning to

reach large volumes of propaganda text. The project has produced algorithms to predict China's

major policy changes.

Wafeng, thank you for joining us again on Newt's World. Thank you, Mr. Speaker for having me.

You know, on November 14, President Biden met with Xi Jinping. From your perspective,

what came of the meeting? For a while now, I think meetings like this

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