Chinese officials ‘are happy' Trump is president: Bill O'Reilly
(NewsNation) — Bill O'Reilly joins 'CUOMO' live on the phone from Seoul, South Korea. O'Reilly recently attended and spoke at an off-the-record seminar in Beijing with 'high-ranking' officials from Chinese President Xi Jinping's administration.
O'Reilly says the Chinese will 'never, ever, ever admit weakness' but that 'they want to make a variety of deals.'
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