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A Fox News section analyzing Donald Trump’s handshake with Chinese President Xi Jinping has been mocked after hosts argued the US President was not “dominated” during the exchange.

The second got here after Trump traveled to Beijing for a major two-day summit, where he met China’s President Xi Jinping for talks targeted on commerce, overseas coverage, and financial relations between the 2 international locations.

“People were saying XI dominated Trump because of the handshake, but look at what Trump does,” Arroyo said during the printed. “He gives XI’s hand a little swat to diminish whatever that dominant move was at the top.”

The comments saw viewers quickly ridiculing the discussion and comparing it to the author and the journalist.

One person brutally wrote, “possibly the most embarrassing segment ever to air on TV.”

Another viewer criticized the commentary, saying, “It’s scary that there are people who think that ‘dominating’ is an important thing. How about good all personality, dignity, and mutual respect. I guess Trump has to try to dominate, as he has nothing else going for him.”

Others mocked the intense focus placed on a brief handshake between the two leaders.

“We’ve officially reached the stage of political media where grown adults are breaking down handshakes like it’s ESPN analyzing fight footage,” one social media user posted.

“Notice the subtle wrist swat here.” Man, please stand up. The obsession with proving every interaction is either domination or humiliation is so deeply internet-brained.”

Another consumer slammed the community’s coverage, writing, “This is ridiculous and just confirms how Fkn silly your avg American is.”

An additional critic added, “Their coverage is pathetic. Trump must never be presented as lesser to anyone or anything or they will get some mean calls.”

The summit itself marked a vital diplomatic second between the US and China, with both leaders showing publicly together a number of occasions during the go to.

The state go to included a big banquet and ended with a tour of the Zhongnanhai management compound. The journey also marked virtually 10 years since the president has visited China with his spouse and First Lady Melania in 2017.