This past Saturday, Donald Trump and Xi Jinping met up for dinner in Argentina.

The relationship is very special, the relationship that I have with President Xi.

Everyone have a nice, friendly time.

I think that is going to be a very primary reason why we'll probably end up ending up

getting something that will be good for China and good for the United States.

That whole trade war seemed like it might be coming to an end.

Tonight, trade truths.

President Trump, back from Argentina, reached the temporary breakthrough at Saturdays

two and a half hour dinner in Buenos Aires with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Meanwhile, in Canada, Canadian authorities arrested Chinese telecom executive Meng

Wangzhou, while she changed planes at Vancouver Airport.

The chief financial officer of Huawei, one of the biggest companies in China, was arrested

and guess who asked for her arrest.

The Trump administration's Justice Department requested the arrest and extradition to the

US, action typically reserved for drug lords and arms dealers, not corporate executives.

So much for a nice, friendly time.

Alex Ward, you're one of the hosts of the Worldly Podcast.

Would you agree that there was a second there, like this past week, where it seemed like

the US and China might actually have a cooling moment in their relationship?

Meh.

Well, trade truths.

But now it looks like they're definitely going to get worse.

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