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Bill O'Reilly here. You are listening to the weekend edition of the O'Reilly update.

Coming up next, the news with Mike Slater.

Thanks, Bill. Here's what's happening this week in America.

Toast to China, Cuba out of oil, the Road Act, and helping change a flat.

It's all coming up, then Bill's going to be here with your message of the day.

But first, President Trump and the Chinese President Xi Jinping toasted their relations in a very uncomfortable show of love between Xi and Trump in the past two days.

The President of China greeted our president outside the Great Hall of the People

before the two men walked together past Chinese soldiers and rows of perfectly coordinated cheering children

as the Star-Spangled banner played on Chinese soil and a 21-gun salute across Tiananmen Square. The talks lasted more

than two hours. Apparently the talks covered fentanyl, securing market access for American

companies in China and increasing Chinese investment in American industries and purchasing

U.S. agricultural products. For instance, China granted permission for hundreds of American slaughterhouse

is to resume beef shipments to China. Also, the president said, one thing he agreed to is to order

200 jets. That's a lot. Boeing wanted 150. He got 200. China's state media did not say that

the Strait of Hormuz was discussed, but that the Middle East was.

Cuba's energy minister said the country's diesel and fuel oil stocks are completely dry because of the American oil embargo since January. Quote, we have absolutely no diesel, he said,

on the state-run television. He said a loan delivery of 730,000 barrels of oil from Russia in March had run out,

and the national grid is now completely dependent on Cuba's own sources of energy. In Havana,

the blackouts are now 20 to 22 hours a day. He said this is because the genocidal blockade

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