🚨 NEW: Fox News’ Trace Gallagher CALLS OUT liberal media for saying the Trump-Xi summit was ‘empty’ and ‘light on substance’ when they don’t know exactly what happened. “The media thinks it knows everything, because the media continues to make big blanket statements about exactly what happened when they don’t know exactly what happened.” “For example, The Guardian newspaper wrote about the Trump-Xi summit: ‘While U.S. President hailed visit as great, almost nothing of substance was achieved on resolving thorny issues.’” “The Associated Press says it was “heavy on pomp, light on substance,” and Bloomberg calls it an “empty summit.” “Common sense wonders how The Guardian, AP, and Bloomberg know this information. Do they have a mole, a fly on the wall, a crystal ball, or is it just good old-fashioned BS, meaning bogus spitballing?” “Maybe there’s a reason these talks were not held in public. Maybe things are being kept quiet for a reason.” “Michael Pillsbury, director for Chinese strategy at the Hudson Institute, says this kind of summit could be classified for 30 years. He points out how he’s just now learning things about conversations between China and Nixon.” “And if the legacy media was privy to every wink, nod, and shrug, they would spin every wink, nod, and shrug against Trump.” “Common sense would offer the media an old Chinese proverb that says: ‘Those who know do not speak. Those who speak do not know.’.” ▻