Financial Times US-China Correspondent Demetri Sevastopulo joins PTB to break down the fallout from the Trump-Xi Beijing summit — and what it actually signaled for Taiwan. While concerns were initially eased after the summit, Trump's Fox News interview reignited worry in Taipei. He called weapons sales to Taiwan a "really good bargaining chip," suggested someone in Taiwan shouldn't be pushing for independence — a direct Xi Jinping talking point — and referenced not wanting to send American troops 9,500 miles to the Taiwan Strait. For many in Taipei, it felt like Trump was parroting what Xi had told him. Sevastopulo also breaks down the $14 billion arms package still on the table and why most insiders don't expect an announcement before Xi visits Washington in September — any move before then risks jeopardizing that summit. And why 2028, not 2027, is the date analysts are increasingly focused on. SCSP's Martijn Rasser, fresh off a trip to Taipei, shares firsthand impressions from clo...