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Will Republicans Divorce Trump Over Xi Embrace? Probably Not | The Daily Show

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This is a segment from The Daily Show hosted by Jon Stewart. Stewart discusses the recent meeting between Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. He also comments on Republicans reacting to Donald Trump offering to sell weapons to China. The video ends with Senator Jon Husted voting no on a Senate bill.

People are laughing and cringing at Trump acting like a starstruck schoolgirl trying to impress Xi with fancy concrete.

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The mood

28% positive64% neutral9% negative

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When people showed up

1k comments, busiest 23 hours after upload

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“Trump was blushing like a school girl having Xi there😂”
@theMadCatter20 likes1 day agoSee it on YouTube

Trump acting starstruck during his meeting with Xi Jinping.

Also overlooked

“Xi is a mastermind manipulator. And trump is trying to impress him with fancy concrete 😂😂😂”
@vtbartok1 like21 hours agoSee it on YouTube
“They are playing trump like a piano 😂😂😂”
@josetechniques19930 likes15 hours agoSee it on YouTube

Most liked

“In Wales, they passed a law to jail politicians who say one thing while campaigning and then do another in office. We need that”
@Alex-xj1bg3.7k likes1 day agoSee it on YouTube
“Xi looks like he's thinking "they elected this idiot?"”
@donaldcarlin63852.9k likes1 day agoSee it on YouTube
“I can imagine the entry in Xi's diary. "He's an idiot".”
@jideafolayan2.9k likes1 day agoSee it on YouTube

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