Guests: WANG JIANWEI
Visiting Scholar, Sigur Center for Asian Studies
Asian Studies Program in the Elliott School of International Affairs, George Washington University
Professor of Political Science, University of Wisconsin, Steven Point
BATES GILL
Senior Fellow of Foreign Policy Studies, Brookings Institution
Author forthcoming book
Contrasting Visions: US - China and World Order (Brookings, 2001)
BOB MARQUAND
Beijing Bureau Chief, Christian Science Monitor
REPRESENTATIVE MARK KIRK
Republican Congressman from Illinois
A US spy plane is grounded on a Chinese island after a midair collision. China blames the US and is demanding an apology. The Bush administration says no apology will be forthcoming, and urges a quick resolution to what it calls an accident. But Chinese leaders have also expressed displeasure over Bush administration plans to sell more arms to Taiwan. Join Juan Williams and guests for a look at the state of US-Chinese relations.
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