Well, howdy there internet people, let's go again. So today we are going to talk about US- Chinese

relations. We are going to talk about the meeting that occurred, the agreements that were reached, and where things go from

here. Sadly, there's no way to talk about this meeting without talking about the former president as well.

Because both of the agreements tie back to him one in a funny way and one in a well they

were cleaning up his mess kind of way. Okay so the meeting was between Biden and Geejee ping.

The two agreements that were reached, we'll start with the one that I know Gen Z has been concerned about.

The hotlines, the red phone type of thing, those are back. The agreement's in place now. That was a foregone

conclusion ever since the whole, you know, float around and find out balloon thing.

But those, the agreements in place, they will be reinstituted and improved. So it's all good news there. One thing that is worth noting is that normal

presidents want their military to talk to other nuclear powers to you know lessen the risk of

nuclear war. It is worth noting that the previous president kind of referred to this as treason because, well,

foreign policy wasn't exactly his strong suit.

Okay, the other thing had to do with Thuntinal. If you remember

back in 2019 Trump said that he was going to stop it. He was going to stop it and to stop it he was going to

put some tariffs on China. The tariffs went into place and you know all of us paid more for things

contributing to inflation and all of that stuff but the flow of the precursor

chemicals did didn't stop.

And a lot of that had to do with how Mr. Art of the Deal approached the situation.

Biden has reached an agreement.

The Chinese government will begin curtailing the shipment of precursor chemicals.

That's the one that's probably going to get the most coverage,

but it's probably not the most important. It's very visible in the

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