Trump: A Lot Of People Think He's The King Of China
October 30, 2017
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“In a rambling discussion of China's powerful leader Xi Jinping, President Donald Trump said: "Some people might call him the king of China."
It comes after the Chinese premier tightened his grip on power, by revealing a new leadership team without an obvious successor and setting the stage for him to dominate politics in the country for years to come.
He now heads up the world's second-largest economy and a huge military, without any clear political challenger.
During an interview with Fox Business Network's Lou Dobbs, Mr Trump said: "He's a powerful man. I happen to think he's a very good person."
After acknowledging that Mr Xi's power could lead some to refer to him as the "king", Mr Trump helpfully clarified: “But he’s called president."
Mr Trump spoke on the phone with Mr Xi on Wednesday, welcoming continued cooperation between the US and China.”
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