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Please the media depressive from the every point of the officer to the PDB afternoon bulletin. I'm Mike Baker, your eyes and ears on the world stage.

All right, let's get briefed. First up, President Trump is reportedly considering cutting tariffs on China substantially,

in the first real sign that the crippling trade war with the communist regime could soon

de-escalate. Later in the show, Ukrainian President Zelensky has poured cold water on a peace

proposal from the Trump administration that would recognize Russia's hold over Crimea,

calling it unconstitutional and an on-starter. The comments come in the wake of an ultimatum from Vice President J.D. Vance

that the U.S. may walk away from negotiations if Kiev does not capitulate. But first, the afternoon

spotlight. We'll begin with a potential breakthrough in the trade war with China, as leaders in Washington

and Beijing signal a willingness to de-escalate and possibly strike a deal.

Speaking at a White House news event on Tuesday, President Trump said he'll consider substantially

slashing his crippling tariffs on China to cool diplomatic temperatures, pending

new trade talks with the communist regime.

The abrupt U-turn from Trump, who has previously maintained a hardline stance regarding his

tariffs on China, came just hours after Treasury Secretary Scott Besson told attendees

of a closed-door investor conference hosted by J.P. Morgan

that the trade war with China is unsustainable, that's according to an exclusive report from the Wall Street Journal.

As a reminder, earlier this month, the White House hit China with a 145% tariff on most of their exports,

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