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Speaking to Jack Burnham of FD about Taiwan, the 25 billion approved by the Taiwan Legislature for purchase of U.S. arms, so-called,

in order to defend from the aggressive language of the People's Republic of China.

Where is it? What is it? What's in it? And what is the dispute between Beijing, Washington, and Taipei?

Jack is very clear. There's a lot in it. It has been approved in part, but not entirely.

That's what Xi Jinping was referring to when he talked about Taiwan, which China calls a red line.

Here's Jack to explain, or of this tonight.

So I think it's important to distinguish a little bit where the two numbers are coming from.

The 25 billion number that Taiwan is appropriate and covers two arms packages.

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