Trump Meets With Xi Jinping as China Holds Cancer-Stricken Pastor Hostage

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President Donald Trump is welcoming Chinese President Xi Jinping to Washington, D.C, for a historic summit as the CCP continues holding Pastor John Cao hostage. Cao served a seven-year prison sentence on trumped up charges and, although he is out of prison, he has been barred from leaving China. He was recently diagnosed with stage-four prostate cancer. CBN News' Tré Goins-Phillips discusses the latest the latest with Todd Nettleton, vice president of The Voice of the Martyrs. Give to CBN: https://go.cbn.com/un2xC Want more news from a Christian Perspective? Choose to support CBN: https://go.cbn.com/ugWBn CBN News. Because Truth Matters™ Download the free CBN News App: http://cbnnews.com/app SUBSCRIBE to the CBN News Channel for more: http://youtube.com/c/CBNnewsonline/?sub_confirmation=1 SUBSCRIBE to the QuickStart Newsletter by visiting quickstart.news SUBSCRIBE to the Quickstart Podcast. New episodes every morning at 7am: cbn.com/cbnnews/quickstart What's coming up next

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