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Trump Issues Warning To China

In a bold 60 Minutes interview, President Trump warned that Beijing fully understands the “massive consequences” of testing America’s resolve while he’s in the White House.


President Trump Reaffirms U.S. Strength on the World Stage

President Donald Trump made it clear on Sunday that China knows better than to test the United States under his leadership. During a sit-down interview on CBS’s 60 Minutes with Norah O’Donnell, Trump said Chinese officials “know the consequences” if they ever attempt military action against Taiwan.

When asked whether he would defend Taiwan in such a scenario, Trump didn’t issue a public threat — but his confidence left no doubt about America’s position.

“You’ll find out if it happens — and he understands the answer to that,” Trump said firmly, referring to Chinese President Xi Jinping.


A Historic Meeting Between Trump and Xi Jinping

Just days earlier, Trump and Xi met for the first time in six years, marking a significant moment in U.S.–China relations. The talks focused on trade tensions, economic cooperation, and Trump’s recent decision to resume U.S. nuclear testing — a bold move widely viewed as a message that America is back in charge.

Trump revealed that during the meeting, Xi didn’t even mention Taiwan — a silence the president interpreted as respect for U.S. power.

“This never even came up as a subject,” Trump said. “He never brought it up because he understands it, and he understands it very well.”


“I Don’t Give Away My Secrets,” Trump Says

When pressed by O’Donnell about why he wouldn’t publicly declare what Xi “understands very well,” Trump was direct.

“I don’t want to give away my secrets,” he said. “The other side knows. I’m not one of those people who tells you everything just because you ask. But they understand what’s going to happen.”

The president added that top Chinese officials have openly admitted they would never provoke the U.S. while he’s in office.

Trump added that Xi and his top advisers have made it clear in past discussions that they would never act against Taiwan while he is in office, knowing full well what the consequences would be.


Why This Matters

Under President Trump’s leadership, America has once again taken a position of strength — not submission. His approach to China stands in stark contrast to the weakness seen under past administrations. For millions of Americans, Trump’s message is simple: peace through strength works.