Good evening. I'm Jeff Bennett.

And I'm Amna Nawaz on the news hour tonight. China offers President Trump a grand welcome,

but also a warning over U.S. support for Taiwan.

The new generation of reality TV stars is trying to turn on-screen fame into political power and reshaping the way campaigns

are run in the process. There's not a lot of reality to be found yet in reality television.

And quite frankly, there's not a lot of reality to be found in politics. And so it's a very

unholy union. Plus, the expected closure of the so-called alligator Alcatraz detention center and a change

in Border Patrol leadership, the latest developments in the Trump administration's

immigration policy. Welcome to the NewsHour.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping hosted President Trump today and offered the U.S. a, quote,

new vision of relations, more focused on trade and collaboration than on confrontation. President Trump,

in turn, offered a future in which he and she were, in Mr. Trump's words, united and together.

But China's president also had a stark warning to his American counterpart about Taiwan. Nick Schifrin

is in Beijing again for us tonight.

Today, through empty streets, an American president arrived in the heart of Beijing to

fanfare and an outstretched hand.

Xi Jinping and President Trump met at the Great Hall of the People, the ceremonial center

of communist China.

The goose stepping was synchronized. Hall of the People, the ceremonial center of communist China.

The goose stepping was synchronized.

The cheering choreographed.

And two geopolitical rivals suggested they both wanted a new era where confrontation could

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