Foreign Media Confirm Again That Xi Jinping, While Ill, Requested a Five-Hour Rest at the White House During His U.S. Visit
This episode mainly discusses Xi Jinping's abnormal physical condition during his recent visit to the United States. The host points out that during his visit to the White House, Xi requested to rest in a private lounge for as long as five hours, and his museum tour schedule was also forced to be shortened to ten minutes. Combining this with his abnormal performance at a previous meeting in India and rumors of a stroke after returning to China, the analysis suggests that Xi Jinping's health condition can no longer support normal foreign visits. At the same time, the program also reviews the history of power struggles within the Chinese Communist Party and predicts future political trends.
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It has been more than a week since Xi Jinping returned from his visit to the United States. Over the past couple of days, U.S. media have confirmed that during his visit, Xi requested that the White House temporarily provide him with a private reception room in the White House to rest for a full five hours. People outside did not know about these things at the time; the White House press officer did not mention it, and everyone was keeping it confidential for him, including Trump, but the matter was later exposed by foreign media. It was brought up by The Wall Street Journal. At the time, he requested a dedicated lounge from the U.S. White House with a five-hour itinerary stop. During those five hours, no one accompanied him except Peng Liyuan. No other people were with him, and no U.S. officials accompanied him; he stayed in that lounge for a full five hours.
Everyone remembers that I previously mentioned that when he attended the BRICS summit in India, Xi Jinping was abnormal again. Let's recall the whole situation: when he was attending the BRICS summit in India, Modi asked him twice at the meeting if there were any problems and how he was doing. Later, Russian media released a video claiming that Xi Jinping's earpiece had a malfunction. Later, when I watched the video released by Russian television, it actually did not match the timing of what Modi said at the time at all—meaning the timing provided by Russian television was completely incorrect. Later, Xi Jinping's dinner was canceled. After the cancellation, he made a brief speech the next day and suddenly left India about half a day early, arriving back in Beijing at 9:00 PM that same day.
After arriving in Beijing, news spread that Xi Jinping was unable to walk down the gangway on his own. He was brought down using a lift, moved from the lift onto a stretcher, and then rushed straight to the hospital. At the time, everyone was speculating whether Xi Jinping had developed a major health issue; when he boarded the gangway, his left hand could not move. The outside world speculated whether Xi Jinping had suffered a stroke, possibly with a major artery in the right side of his brain blocked by a thrombus. At the time, I consulted with top-tier doctors to discuss what exactly was wrong with Xi Jinping. I had already made Xi Jinping's medical records public over a year ago, and they have been verified by multiple parties as authentic.
More than two weeks before Xi Jinping returned from India, my friend said that he would be unable to appear in public for at least seven days and would be bedridden; this was a minor stroke. There are two types of strokes: one is a major stroke where a blood vessel ruptures, which is a much bigger problem, requiring the patient to stay in bed or even undergo craniotomy surgery, because if the blood clot blocking the brain cavity cannot be digested naturally, a craniotomy must be performed to remove it. His situation this time did not appear to be that; it was a thrombus blocking a blood vessel. When we were analyzing his condition at the time, the doctor said he would have to lie in bed and not move for at least seven full days, which is exactly how long he did not appear in public. He made his official appearance on the eighth day, and immediately after appearing, he held a Politburo Standing Committee meeting to announce the handling of the cases of Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli, as well as a meeting on strictly governing the party. In the last two days, the interior of the CCP has been in an uproar again; many officials are set to be purged after a period of time. Some will be purged and sent directly to prison once evidence is found, and some have even been arrested. A major operation within the party has now begun.
After the meeting that day, he flew directly to the United States the next day. After arriving in the U.S., he pretended to be in good health, but in reality, it was not normal. When I watched him get off the plane that day, his left hand was still abnormal, though slightly better than before; it was very serious when he had the stroke. The medical team is very capable. Under normal circumstances, he shouldn't have been able to visit the White House, sitting there without moving; it is impossible for him to suddenly need five hours of rest time. The inside story of Xi Jinping's visit to the U.S. has been exposed: he required a dedicated lounge and had a five-hour gap in his schedule. This was disclosed by the Wall Street Journal, citing informed sources—sources within the White House. Think about it: normally, if I take a nap, half an hour or an hour is plenty. For him to need five hours, he must have been lying down; he simply couldn't handle it. His body had just recovered from a serious illness and was completely unable to sustain the visit's itinerary.
There is another detail: the next day, Xi Jinping participated in a museum tour. Normally, he should have toured the entire museum, with Trump and his wife accompanying him, which would have taken about 30 to 40 minutes. I understand that the tour of this museum usually takes about 30 to 40 minutes, but Xi Jinping's team requested it be completed in ten minutes. In the end, the museum visit only lasted ten minutes. Reporters followed them for about ten minutes; they chatted for a while, went up the stairs, walked around for ten minutes, came down the stairs, shook hands, and left. The entire itinerary was shortened, which proves that Xi Jinping's health has developed very serious problems; his physical condition is simply unable to support this kind of normal foreign visit.
Some outside observers say it might be because of jet lag. But you have to know, Xi Jinping didn't fly over from China on a regular commercial flight or in first class; he was on a special plane. On this special plane, he could sleep the whole time. If he couldn't sleep, he could be forced to sleep using medication. Jet lag would have actually been resolved by that time; his treatment is completely different from ordinary treatment. Xi Jinping slept for almost the entire ten-plus-hour flight over, so I don't think there should be any issue with jet lag. And even with jet lag, a nap of half an hour or an hour would be enough; where would five hours of time come from? Therefore, this once again proves that Xi Jinping's current physical condition is completely unable to support his normal foreign visits or normal work.
Look at the whole process; when he walks, especially when going up and down stairs, he needs Peng Liyuan to support him. If he were to walk alone, he wouldn't be able to; he needs a support, and that support is Peng Liyuan. Peng Liyuan's hand has been holding him the whole time, upstairs and downstairs, just like a patient. So, extending from this, he must have health problems now, a medical condition has occurred, and yet he must show the public that he is in excellent health, which he simply cannot sustain; he rested in the White House lounge for a full five hours. Under these circumstances, there are two possibilities: one is that he needs to determine a successor as soon as possible—who the successor is, that is, his final successor. The second is that he needs to designate someone in case he collapses. I already made a video about this yesterday: if he were to collapse at any moment, that person would definitely be Cai Qi; no one else could control the situation, only Cai Qi.
Moreover, this Cai Qi has some ambition; he is not a normal person. The situation of Cai Qi's entire family and his personal circumstances—it is very difficult for a person to act as a dog, it is not that easy. If this Cai Qi were to usurp power one day, it would truly be a case of 'sleeping on brushwood and tasting gall' (enduring humiliation to achieve a goal). So, the situation in China is very critical right now; the situation in China is very critical. Often, during the transition of leadership, the regime of this country is very likely to be overturned. Just like Deng Xiaoping back then—what was Deng Xiaoping actually doing? It was a coup; he took many people down, took them all down at once. That was a coup within the Communist Party, which ultimately changed the era from Mao to the later era of reform and opening up. So, Xi Jinping's constitutional amendment was actually also a coup; I once proposed this concept before any foreign media did, and later many foreign media began to propose it—that Xi Jinping's constitutional amendment was actually a coup.
Therefore, the day Xi Jinping falls, it is very likely that another major coup will occur within the Communist Party; this possibility is very high. These people within the Chinese Communist Party are actually engaged in life-and-death mutual slaughter. Look, it's either you go to prison or I go to prison; either you get taken down or I get taken down. Back in Mao's time, it was the 'human gang,' organized by Hua Guofeng, right? Later, Deng Xiaoping took Hua Guofeng down. Then Hu Yaobang and Zhao Ziyang emerged; Hu Yaobang was later taken down, and in the end, Zhao Ziyang was sentenced to life imprisonment. Who was the final winner? The Deng family won. These are all the political history of the Communist Party. The Mao era was the same: they went after Liu Shaoqi, went after Lin Biao, went after Peng Dehuai, went after He Long, went after a whole bunch of people, went after Luo Ruiqing. It was like this before the Cultural Revolution, and even earlier, there was the AB Group, where a large number of people were slaughtered.
The internal slaughter of the Communist Party is actually very fierce; it is a matter of life and death. Later, after 1949, there was the Gao Gang incident; these people were all fighting for power within the Communist Party. The Communist Party is just one word: power. Everyone is holding power, fighting for power with each other. Who will be the boss? Their tool is violence; violent weapons are their tools. How evil this regime, this group is! Where does the money come from? The money comes from the common people. They can trample on the common people at will; if you have money at home, they can casually label you a landlord, confiscate all your property, and even exterminate your entire family. How many people did the Communist Party have to kill to reach where it is today?
A couple of days ago on September 30, Xi Jinping went to pay respects, taking his cabinet to pay respects at the Monument to the People's Heroes. What are the Monument to the People's Heroes? These people are all executioners, executioners who killed ordinary people and killed the people. These people are all bandits, robbers, and executioners, revered by the Chinese Communist Party like gods and heroes. As I also discussed in this episode, who were those so-called people's heroes killing back then? They were all local tyrants and gentry, people with knowledge and culture. When fighting the civil war in 1946, 1947, and 1948, the people killed by the Chinese Communist Party were all veterans of the War of Resistance, all those officers and soldiers who survived the War of Resistance, Kuomintang officers. These people were all heroes who were not killed by the Japanese. To defend this country and this nation—the Republic of China was a legitimate regime—they were ultimately killed off by the Chinese Communist Party, driven all the way to Taiwan! Those killed were all these Kuomintang veterans, these veterans who were heroes who survived the War of Resistance, not killed by the Japanese, but killed by the Chinese Communist Party.
Alright, I'll chat with you about this topic here, thank you everyone for watching. Let's wait for Xi Jinping to fall by himself; I think the possibility of him falling by himself is very high. Everyone can go online to check the White House this time; this is the news leaked by The Wall Street Journal, and I think this is completely true. The Wall Street Journal is pro-communist, the Chinese edition of The Wall Street Journal is pro-communist, it often speaks well for the Chinese Communist Party, and you can see it even exposed this matter. Thank you for watching, and we'll see you in the next show.