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SCOTUS voter ID ruling, Xi wraps DC visit, New Zealand's farmers (Update)

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[SPEAKER_05] Hi, I'm Carmel Crimmins in Dublin. It's Friday, September 25th. Today, Trump and Xi meet in Washington with the fanfare outweighing expectations. At the UN, Netanyahu defends Israel as delegates walk out. Meta tries to fix privacy concerns by ditching the camera on its smart glasses. And in New Zealand, the green energy push divides communities.

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[SPEAKER_05] U.S. President Donald Trump rolled out a red carpet welcome to the White House for Chinese leader Xi Jinping, complete with military honors and a state dinner, capping their second summit this year. Both leaders, signaling an interest in keeping one of the world's most consequential relationships on an even keel, even as deep disputes remain. Trump striking a personal note.

[SPEAKER_10] President Xi and I have forged a friendship, a truly great friendship, actually built on mutual respect.

[SPEAKER_05] With Xi echoing the call for cooperation. But behind the warm words, the tough issues haven't gone away. Reporter Trevor Honeycutt was there.

[SPEAKER_01] On trade, the two sides agreed to a two-month extension of their truce. That means that tariffs will not be going back up to the triple-digit levels that they hovered at in 2025. That's good news for the Chinese economy, which has been able to offset weak domestic demand with strong exports to countries, including the United States. On AI, President Xi struck a cautious tone.

SCOTUS voter ID ruling, Xi wraps DC visit, New Zealand's farmers (Update)

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The candid version is on a podcast,
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SCOTUS voter ID ruling, Xi wraps DC visit, New Zealand's farmers (Update)

Read the full transcript

The candid version is on a podcast, not the earnings call.

The candid version is on a podcast,
not the earnings call.