Biden Says US Forces Would Defend Taiwan From China Attack

The transcript discusses President Biden's recent comments on defending Taiwan, which he made during a 60 Minutes interview. Despite the White House's assurance that there is no change in the U.S. policy towards Taiwan, Biden's remarks suggest a clear warning to China. The transcript also explores the domestic support for Biden's stance, noting that while some in Congress support his clarity, there is likely war weariness among the American public. The discussion anticipates a strong reaction from Beijing to Biden's comments.

During the 60 Minutes interview, how did President Biden respond to questions about U.S. military involvement in Taiwan?

• He confirmed U.S. military involvement.

• He said it depends on the situation.

• He avoided the question.

• He stated the U.S. would not get involved.

What did the White House clarify about the U.S. policy towards China after President Biden's interview?

• There is a change in the one China policy.

• The strategic ambiguity policy remains unchanged.

• The U.S. will cut diplomatic ties with China.

• The U.S. will increase military presence in Taiwan.

What has been President Biden's consistent message regarding U.S. involvement in a conflict over Taiwan?

• The U.S. will impose sanctions on China.

• The U.S. will remain neutral.

• The U.S. will seek diplomatic solutions only.

• The U.S. will defend Taiwan.

What is the general sentiment in the U.S. regarding involvement in foreign wars, according to the transcript?

• There is war weariness after decades of involvement.

• The public is eager for military action.

• The sentiment is largely indifferent.

• There is strong support for new conflicts.

How is Beijing expected to react to President Biden's remarks in the 60 Minutes interview?

• With a positive response.

• With a furious response.

• By ignoring the remarks.

• By seeking diplomatic talks.