All right, Alexander, let's talk about the Blinken trip to China.

And maybe we can start at Blinken's sendoff from China, his final day in China, a video that went viral of Xi Jinping waiting for Blinken.

It seems that Blinken got delayed and Xi Jinping had to wait for him.

And Xi Jinping is looking at his watch, pacing back and forth. And he asks one of his aides off camera,

when is this guy leaving, something like that. And then we had reports that Blinken was not escorted by any

Chinese officials to the airport, though I have read reports claiming that China did indeed send

a foreign ministry official with Blinken to the airport. So there are some reports that claim

only the U.S. ambassador accompanied Blinkin to the airport, but there are some reports that claim only the U.S. ambassador accompanied

blink into the airport, but I have seen reports which claim that China did have a foreign

ministry official escort blinking along with the U.S. ambassador to the airport. Anyway,

I don't think that's very important. The tone of the Chinese, especially on the final day, towards Blinken,

I believe, says a lot. And it probably says a lot with regards to just the general feeling from

countries outside of the collective West towards the U.S. is foreign policy department or

team, the way they conduct diplomacy. I think it has a lot of countries very put off by it.

Absolutely. I think. Absolutely. And I mean, we've discussed what happened over Blinken's visit to China, the fact that he gave this ultimatum to the Chinese to stop supporting the Russian war economy.

And the Chinese said, no, they're not going to structure their economic relations with third countries according to

what the United States wants and that they're going to go on trading in a normal way with Russia,

as they have been doing. I think that's going to change, by the way. We've also seen Lincoln

bringing up the so-called overcapacity issue, which is when you actually

read American comments carefully, basically saying that China's economy is too big. That's what

they're now basically saying when you feel it down, the China has too big an economy. It must

arrange somehow to make its economy

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