i'm joined now by susan thornton, former acting assistant secretary of state for east asian and pacificwith us. the one achievements, i suppose, that did come out of this, is that neither side wants to go to work. at each site has laid out some pretty firm redlines on taiwan and they are not entirely compatible. yes. firm redlines on taiwan and they are not entirely compatible.— not entirely compatible. yes, i think on taiwan, _ not entirely compatible. yes, i think on taiwan, this - not entirely compatible. yes, i think on taiwan, this was - not entirely compatible. yes, i think on taiwan, this was a - not entirely compatible. yes, i j think on taiwan, this was a big not entirely compatible. yes, i - think on taiwan, this was a big part of the conversation, obviously. i think the upshot is the two agreed to disagree as they always have on the taiwan issue, but we are really looking to try to do is get some claris signalling back and forth between beijing and washington and also with type a involved, to make sure people know what is going to happen and what the other cytoplasmic and ten