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  "publishedAt": "2026-03-27T17:54:53.000Z",
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  "textContent": "\n\n\nAs US-China tensions sharpen around Taiwan and great power competition, **Rahm Emanuel** argues Beijing’s view of the United States is more complex than simple rivalry. Chinese leaders see real American military capability—one they regard with a mix of “envy and respect”—but that’s not what ultimately shapes their strategy.\n\nBut the more decisive factor, he tells **Ian Bremmer** at the 92nd Street Y, is political. Beijing believes “America is divided at home and incapable of governing”—a weakness that could shape its calculus on whether the US would hold firm in a crisis.\n\nFor Emanuel, that internal fragility is the real risk. “Nothing China does scares me,” he says. “It’s what we don’t do here at home that scares me.”",
  "title": "Emanuel: “The last time China fought a naval war? Never”"
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