All right, Alexander, let's talk about U.S.-China relations.

Let's talk about Russia-China relations.

And perhaps we can start the video off by maybe going over the Trump-Zhi meeting in South Korea.

We've had a few days to get more information about the meeting, the summit, what was agreed on,

what was not agreed on, and it does look like both sides are still not fully aligned as far as

what the actual outcome of the summit was, which leads me to believe

that we may be back at another negotiation, not in a year's time, but maybe even in a couple of

months' time, with more tensions between China and the United States.

And we also have some revelations with regards to the actual tariffs that the United States now has on China.

Actually, a better way to put it is China's, we have more data about how China successfully negotiated the Liberation Day tariffs down to a very low percent,

which indicates that in this summit between Trump and Xi, Xi came out far, far ahead on these negotiations.

And Trump, while he's painting a very positive picture of the negotiations with Xi,

it's obvious that he does not have the leverage over China that he wants.

And even Bessent is now saying that the United States is now in a race to solve the rare earth mineral problem that they have with China. And he's talking about

some rare earth mineral miracle or warp speed 2.0 where the United States will be able to

take away China's leverage over them with rare earths in about a year's time. I don't know if that's

possible or how that's possible, but this is what Scott Besson is saying. So obviously the United

States now understands that China is holding

all the cards and they look at it as a one-year time frame in order to take away those cards

from China. Absolutely. I think you've summed it up exactly. There is complete difference in the way

that the Chinese and the Americans are reporting what happened in South Korea. The Americans continue to get this impression that this was somehow a pause, that we've gone back to what was agreed in September in Madrid, which is basically a tariff pulse, and that it's a time in order to give the US, it gives the United States a year's grace, basically, to break China's lock grip on rare earths.

But if you go to what the Chinese Commerce Ministry are saying, their explanation of what was

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