Wicker blasts Xi ahead of summit with Trump in DC

The Hill - Sep 23, 2026

GOP Sen. Roger Wicker (Miss.) slammed Chinese President Xi Jinping on Tuesday, ahead of the Asian leader’s summit with President Trump in Washington, D.C. During remarks on the Senate floor, Wicker said that had the White House asked him for “advice,” he would have suggested President Trump “not invite Xi Jinping to Washington for such...

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Wicker blasts Xi ahead of summit with Trump in DC

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