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Pristine valleys and forests. they wore matching red ties and dark jackets. and in a move that left close followers of u.s./chinese relations a gape, they used matching language. president xi urged the united states to expand cooperative areas and achieve win/win results. tillerson agreed. the u.s. side is ready to develop relation was china based on the principal of no conflict, no confron "trading nation," mutual respect and win/win cooperation. a lay observer might have blinked and missed it. agents at the state department and beyond saw something unusual immediately. tillerson had all but ...

Maki making diplomacy more ploe fegsal. saving citizens around the world in a literal direct sense. they're not getting credit for that. >> last question briefly. does jared kushner deny that he wrote tillerson's remarks in china when tillerson went over there and parroted the chinese government? >> no comment from him. >> ronan farrell fresh off his pulitzer prize, war on peace. remarkable reporting. great to see you. >> great to be here. >> we'll be back soon. stay with us. >> since the historic opening of relations between our two countries more than 40 years ago, the u.s./china relationshi...

Nonconfrontation, mutual respect and win/win cooperation. it is important that the leaders of our two countries engage in further dialogue to develop a common understanding that will guide our relationship for the next half century. the united states and china are the world's two largest economies and we must both promote stability and growth. our two countries should have a positive trading relationship that is fair and pays dividends both ways. and we will be working on that going forward. [ translating in foreign language ]

>> since the historic opening of relations between our two countries more than 40 years ago, the u.s./china relationship has been guided by an understanding of nonconflict, nonconfrontation, mutual respect and win/win cooperation. it is important that the leaders of our two countries engage in further dialogue to develop a common understanding that will guide our relationship for the next half century. laura: as some of the big topics on the table will likely be how the u.s. and china will respond to the missile launches by north korea as well as china build, they'll be building up another isl...