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It hasn't happened, but there are people keeping banging, keep hanging their heads against the wall, thinking that this is the modality to mitigate communism.

And yet I talked to Bob Fu from China Aid yesterday.

And the uptick against Christians is at an all-time high in communist China.

So nothing's changing.

And I'm even seeing, again to your point, this dehumanizing rhetoric being ramped up now against Christians in China.

I was actually talking to Bob Fu, who runs a ministry out of Midland, Texas, uh, uh, basically helping persecuted Christians, um, called China Aid, and he, he agrees with me that there is absolutely an uptick.

And that, that doesn't mean that Christians are gonna be used right away next or something like it, but it does mean that, that this type of dehumanizing rhetoric always sort of precedes this kind of, you know, use of people in this kind of horrible instrumentalized way.

Yeah.

He's in Texas and he was in Tiananmen and escaped.

But Bob Fu, I think, runs the organization called China Aid.

I believe it's called China Aid.

Yeah, no, he doesn't.

I met Bob once.

He currently serves as the Family Research Council Senior Fellow for International Religious Freedom.

In addition to his responsibilities as president of China Aid, he is, by the way, the winner of the 2020 Wilberforce Award for from the Colson Center and the editor-in-chief of the Chinese Law and Religious Monitor.

And he's come today because there's a meeting, another historic meeting that you and I need to be praying about.

And that is President Trump will be meeting with President Xi again.

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Bob Fu is with us.

Not only is he the head of China Aid, but you should also know that he was also a house church leader in Beijing until he and his wife were imprisoned for two months for illegal evangelism back in 1996.

They fled to the U.S. as religious refugees in 1997.