Xi Confronting Trudeau , Over Alleged Leaks , Caught on Camera.<br />NBC reports that China is looking to play down <br />a diplomatic dispute between President Xi Jinping <br />and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.<br />NBC reports that China is looking to play down <br />a diplomatic dispute between President Xi Jinping <br />and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.<br />The tense interaction between world leaders was <br />shared widely on social media after being shot at the <br />Group of 20 (G20) summit on the Indonesian island of Bali.<br />The tense interaction between world leaders was <br />shared widely on social media after being shot at the <br />Group of 20 (G20) summit on the Indonesian island of Bali.<br />The video appears to show Xi rebuking <br />Trudeau over alleged leaks of a conversation <br />between the two leaders on November 15. .<br />Everything we discussed has been leaked to <br />the paper; that’s not appropriate. And that’s <br />not the way the conversation was conducted, Justine Trudeau, Canadian Prime Minister, via NBC.<br />If there is sincerity, we can <br />communicate well with mutual <br />respect. Otherwise the outcome <br />will not be easy to tell, Justine Trudeau, Canadian Prime Minister, via NBC.<br />NBC reports that Trudeau responded by saying, "In Canada, we believe in free and open and frank dialogue, and that is what we will continue to have." .<br />We will continue to look to work <br />constructively together, but there <br />will be things we will disagree on, Justine Trudeau, Canadian Prime Minister, via NBC.<br />Before shaking Trudeau's hand <br />and walking away, Xi replied, , "Let’s create the conditions first.".<br />According to Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning, the video showed a “normal” conversation between two leaders.<br />I don’t think it should be <br />interpreted as President Xi <br />criticizing anyone or accusing anyone, Mao Ning, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson, via NBC
