President Trump and Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping, they just met, and signs are pointing

to the U.S. moving towards a great decoupling from the Chinese regime, despite a deal being made.

Now, I'll be giving my take on what the meeting and deals actually signify. And on the topics of the

Trump-She meeting, the CCP is also saying it will do more to help reduce

these shipments of fentanyl. But I'd say this is just another example of the CCP method at play.

Also, meanwhile, Trump is also suggesting possible U.S. intervention in Nigeria, where Christians

are now facing yet another genocide. And there's a whole lot happening in the world right now.

I'm the Epitimes Senior Investigator reporter Joshua Phillip,

and you're listening to Crossroads.

The United States is moving towards the great decoupling we've long been talking about from the Chinese Communist Party.

And this actually came to the forefront during a key meeting between President Trump and CCP leader Xi Jinping.

And while they were able to make a deal, which you probably all heard about a little bit by now. The broader picture suggests something else.

The two countries are moving further apart.

Now, Fox News said this.

It said President Donald Trump spent the week in Asia

meeting with other global leaders,

including Chinese President Xi Jinping,

unelected president, but president apparently, while his administration ramped up its attacks

against alleged drugboats in Latin America. And it said Trump met with Xi Thursday in South Korea,

where the two hashed out a series of agreements concerning trade, and specifically, Trump said he

agreed to cut tariffs on Chinese imports by 10%, which means actually

still pretty dang high tariffs. It reduced it from 57% to 47%. But I know that's because China

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