Taiwan waits for $14 billion in U.S. weapons Trump is holding back

Taiwan has waited months for President Trump to approve a $14 billion sale of American weapons. In Beijing in May, Trump said he was delaying it as a 'very good negotiating chip,' a bargaining tool, with China. U.S. Ambassador David Perdue says America’s stance toward Taiwan has not changed. Taiwan’s leaders say arming Taiwan matters for the U.S.