Trump says Xi had ‘cool’ response when grilled over nukes… as he unleashes savage new nickname for Democrats

President Donald Trump could not say for sure whether Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed that Iran could not have a nuclear weapon; this was the primary reason the President started the Iran war.

Trump spoke directly to Fox News Channel’s Sean Hannity following his talks with Xi in Beijing on Thursday, which aired Thursday night on Hannity’s eponymous show.

The president described the meeting as warm and friendly to Xi, but said Hannity “wasn’t going to give much of an answer” when pressed about whether the Chinese leader agreed that Iran should not have a nuclear capability.

“He’s a pretty cool guy,” Trump responded. ‘He won’t say, ‘That’s a good point.’

When Hannity asked Trump if Xi agreed with him, Trump said, ‘I think he did.’

Although presidents have historically avoided domestic political coups while abroad, Trump also took time during the interview to criticize Democratic Presidents Barack Obama and Joe Biden and explain his new nickname for their party.

“I found a new name,” Trump said, adding that he was not sure whether he should share this name.

He did it later.

‘Dumakrats,’ he said. ‘Cause they’re stupid, they’re stupid. This is stupid. I survived B. So you’re just changing one letter, right? ‘E goes and U comes.’

Hannity laughed at this.

‘You know you take up more space in people’s minds than any other person in this world, right? ‘You’re living rent-free,’ the Fox News host replied.

Hannity began the interview by suggesting that Trump received a much more generous welcome than Obama, who was the last President to visit China before Trump’s 2017 trip. Biden met with Xi several times and visited other Asian countries, but skipped the trip to China.

The president said the reason for this was ‘no doubt… we just have a good relationship’.

“So, if there was no one to greet me when I got off the plane, I would say it wouldn’t have been as nice,” Trump said.

The president later heaped praise on the Chinese leader, calling him “tall,” “especially for this country because they tend to be a little bit shorter,” and said Hollywood couldn’t have cast anyone better than Xi.

But Trump did not yet have definitive answers when pressed about what Xi could do to help the United States.

He is set to meet Xi again on Friday before heading to Washington.

Fox News Channel’s Sean Hannity pressed President Donald Trump on whether Chinese leader Xi Jinping agrees that Iran should not have nuclear weapons, which is the basis of the current US war

When Hannity asked the President if he thought the Chinese could influence the Iranians “given that they are one of their biggest customers,” Trump responded with a shrug.

“Yeah, probably, but um, look, they’re not coming with guns, they’re not coming with guns, they’re not coming shooting,” Trump replied.

Hannity responded similarly when he prodded Trump about China’s support for Iran.

“I mean, when they say support, they’re not making war on us or anything like that,” Trump said. ‘He said he would not provide military equipment, that’s a big statement. He said it powerfully.’

The president said Xi agreed to buy US oil.

“One of the things I think we’ll do is they’ll agree to buy oil from the United States,” Trump said.

‘They’re going to Texas. We will start sending Chinese ships to Texas, Louisiana and Alaska. “And I think that was another thing that was agreed upon,” he added.

Trump later told Hannity that Xi wants to see the United States make a deal with Iran.

“If I can be of any help, I want to help,” the president said.

President Trump also announced a possible deal with China to purchase 200 Boeing aircraft, down from the 150 the US-based company is seeking.

‘I think it’s a commitment,’ he said. ‘He kind of said ‘save’ but I think it was a commitment.’

Overall, Trump boasted that talks were going ‘better than last time’ and that more deals were to come.

‘They will produce a lot of soybeans for our farmers. “They will buy most of our agricultural products,” he said.

He then told Hannity that ‘Democrats are against farmers’ before revealing his new nickname for the party.

Hannity did not ask Trump any questions about Taiwan.