gets to the level off productivity that south korea is the act today china with china's economy will be 2 and a half times the size of the united states playing by the rules of the game that the united states laid out china will be wait ahead off the united states and this creates a fundamental di lemma of how to manage china and the problem has been that china does not want to change the setup because it works more or less pretty well for china but for the united states something needs to change in strategy and that's not yet figured out how to change that in strategy and so instead we have this doubling down in rhetoric that china's cheating china's doing this love love love love 2 love trying to create a coalition against china but the fact of the matter is one needs to have a better criteria one needs to have better accusations against china to be able to create that coalition against china and that's not looking at i think this is to some extent trust tradition and ceo at the u.s. and and that should not be the case because china as as we just said is just still end up home incl

china we bought refrigerators made in china we bought all that stuff made in china and instead we could've just poured it into building stuff here locally right well what made the 20th century america centuries that america had something to prove kind of a chip on its shoulder there was an inferiority complex compared to the european refined cultures and so it really put the shoulder to the wheel and built this magnificent economy and had glow. influence but by the 21st century america is exhausted it's just tired and it doesn't have anything to prove anymore but china after being on the margins for so long does have something to prove and they do have the capacity and they are putting shoulder to the wheel and they are working it well you need infrastructure to compete the american elite don't feel like we need to compete because they they merican the elites can exclusively print money they can print money for themselves and well we could also send in the air force wherever we want or the navy or the marines and just go take your stuff well out south i mean that's what they can do but the

there is no friends from russia there is no frets phone china going to i'm not a. but i would say between china and russia russia's achilles heel manes the north caucasus even though the region is being so early large extent pacified it wouldn't take much for a serious conflicts and that is why in the $9090.00 s. and even today western special services a still looking to foment or in the north caucuses and at the same time the americans and the british understands that china's achilles heel is seen shack and that is why they are alleging that the chinese government seized persecutes in the muslim region of the muslim population of this region and has established concentration camps that the americans and the british have not provided any substantial reference of any kind whatsoever to corroborates that height indeed the chinese off fighting terrorists in changing noticeably islamist terrorists comprised of isis cells and al qaida cells there and if they are successful in gene shank in the fates in the chinese security forces that. a grave threat to chinese in that

china's regional see. by their treatment of the show genomes to be and can easily be the japanese but their threat to use force to take taiwan most are not the 1st i have to jump in here but that of times i don't sincerely apologize for interrupting that's all the time we have one of them i guess in washington washington and in london i want to thank our viewers for watching as the iraqis see you next time remember. the 2021 variant of a housing crisis is to pump money into the economy so that all the assets held on the balance sheet of warren buffett and other banks go up in value and that the people that lost a lot of wealth in 2008 the rally people of color are now getting raked over the coals again through this inflationary pass at their assets. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. tyson nation community. are you going the right way or are you being led. by the way. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us

gets to the level off productivity that south korea is they acted a china with china's economy would be 2 and a half times the size of the united states playing by the rules of the game that the united states laid out china will be wait ahead off the united states and this creates a fundamental die lemma of how to manage china and the problem has been that china does not want to change the setup because it works more or less pretty well for china but for the united states something needs to change in strategy and that's not yet figured out how to change that in strategy and so instead we have this doubling down in rhetoric that china's cheating china's doing this love love love love love trying to create a coalition against china but the fact of the matter is one needs to have a backup criteria one needs to have better accusations against china to be able to create that coalition against china and that's not looking at i think this is to some extent trust tradition and ceo at the u.s. and and that should not be the case because china as as we just said is just still end up alone incl

against china right now. yeah korean lean manipulating the emotion of the people even whites you know people come to china to be innocent themselves what is the status of development of china if you look at the statistics to people coming out of china to travel and to study most of the 95 percent of them which choose to go back to china to work to is to live and no chinese don't want but the safest place on earth in terms of a coat fit so so it is highly inconsistent with what the u.s. is saying so we remember one of our history to sell when said if one wants to be an enemy to china be it like that but please at least be a qualified opponent china i think is not afraid of a reasonable accusations well with relations between beijing and washington already tense where do you think these statements are going to take the future of relations between the 2 countries. i think china is very reeling to. engage in your 1st. dialogue with the u.s. because we still i think. that the interest is more. between the more are

or the east china sea so china's not afraid and they're acting as equals and they're telling them you're going to treat us like equals or we're gone this is you know been protected by you and others over the past few years i've been talking about this the rise of china and how the u.s. aims really tone deaf to what's happening there now unlike a lot of people who cover the space you actually live in china for 20 years and you know chinese economy the chinese press how did the chinese press cover the summit well they're calling it china pull their ace of ace card basically their it's very positive light they like the way that foreign ministers handled the discussion. there the formally the government is saying talking is better than not talking it will we'll be talking again hopefully there is some type a reset but you know china's not going to play number 2 what what you saw here is will for your diplomacy what they call it it's been a focus for 23 years that they're going to get much more aggressive in stand up for themselves in the global you know propaganda that's been getting directe

needs to be ahead of china schmidt said he is concerned that china has a 5 year lead in e-commerce systems and electronic payments i think that's a very big deal he said but it's like you know wal-mart gets the government to pay their employees right wal-mart doesn't play their employees the government pays wal-mart's employees so that the people a wal-mart run wal-mart can take more money for themselves now it's going on here is that these tech companies one of the american taxpayer to go fund some ai some artificial intelligence for them they don't want to spend the money on the ai themselves because they were. keep it for their stock bonuses they don't want to do any actual work they just want the transfer payments from the fed put it in their pockets and then if there's a complaint about oh china's leading an ai like okotoks a taxpayer we're just company we're just corporations we don't know how to do anything anymore so yet in terms of wal-mart their employees get paid because they themselves the employees don't get paid well enough to not receive food stamps not receive welfare benef

even deeper in case of china because china has. this tradition of you know like losing face in china is there is a very for the worst thing that can happen to china as a country and to an individual chinese as a lose to lose face as they say oh we'll come back to the shelf china and its reactions it sensitivities and sensibilities their short break they chant. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race is on offer and spearing dramatic development is only really going to exist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical daryn time to sit down and tom. welcome back to worlds apart until xander the kim had of the department of international relations at the heart school of economics in moscow priscilla king just before the break we were just saying our. u.s. behavior or misbehavior i'm diplomatic behavior should say on the russian tribe but as you pointed out on the chinese track they also have a number of issues that i'm talking about the blowback f

from busha there is no fret phone china out to another similarity between china and russia russia's achilles heel manes the north caucasus even though the region is being so early large extent pacified it wouldn't take much for a serious conflicts and that is why in the $99.00 states and even today western special services a still looking to foment or in the north caucuses and at the same time the americans and the british understand that china's achilles heel is seen jack and that is why they are alleging that the chinese government seized persecutes in the muslim region of the muslim population of this region and has established concentration camps that the americans and the british have not provided any substantial reference of any kind whatsoever to corroborates that hypes indeed the chinese off fighting terrorists in changing noticeably islamist terrorists comprised of isis cells and al qaida cells there and if they are successful in june shang in the fates in the chinese security forces that. a grave threat to chinese in that sense or here is our president emeritus of the british it's

across talking china u.s. relations i'm joined by my guest daniel is our in new york he is a journalist and author of 3 books on the u.s. constitution including we have daniel mcadams he is the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity and in north bill we cross to tom watkins he is president and c.e.o. of t.w. associates a global business and educational consulting firm right gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means he can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate danny let me go then you make adams let me go to you 1st here i suppose it's a good idea they're meeting in and because i think the way the format has been displayed to the public and the lack of traditional diplomatic educated is going to be a pretty frosty meeting appropriate place your thoughts. yeah and i've heard they're not even going to have dinner together and that doesn't sound like a lot of fun doesn't sound like there's a lot to do there the chinese are upset because they're being forced to take s

china economic interests will prevail. if we start to look into what happened in the alaska army to move the universe this meeting the 5 through strong signal to the entire world that china does snot want out of country to lecture to do what they norbit and this was should be done to retore just with your piece respect to soften t. well china and india want to intervene or to lecture the others what to do. but because the beekeeping on them saw with china was forced to lecture on them not even to the european union is a little organization and bruising the liberal agenda and the police ideology in china is not but i cannot believe trying in the european union big issue others i don't think this is very easy thing to reconcile i was saying a lot of people would choir the chinese and also the european politicians and all i want to restart to how to strike the fine line to trying to balance the crash between. the demand for economic growth for mutual benefits. now if you haven't received a parcel from abroad yet don't rush to

to announce sanctions against china so i want to ask you what is the situation between china and you after these latest escalation. this is not corny the effort between the u.s. canada and the ear that has taken china by surprise this shank sions agreed on monday marks that use 1st of measures on beijing since 1909 and the 4 individuals that will have the assets in the black crowes and be banned from traveling within the e.u. borders so once again it's all. so not surprisingly china and pose their own sanctions on 10 people from the e.u. and 4 entities that it believes harms a country's sovereignty and china is calling for the e.u. to launch a formal protest and demand that the bloc correct its error to prevent further damage to its relations but right now the e.u. faces a very delicate balancing act over relations with china it currently treats beijing as a rival but also as a major economic are late last year brussels sealed this major investment pact with china after 7 long years of negotiations and the pact will eventually need to be approved by the european parliament but there

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china's regional. by their treatment of the show genome should be and can easily get to me the japanese for their threat to use force to take taiwan most are not the case sorry i have to jump in here but that of times i sincerely apologize for interrupting that's all the time we want to thank my guests in washington washington and in london i want to thank our viewers for watching as iraqis see you next time remember. the trouble with donald trump is that he exploits entirely the counter unlike men legacy who was much more successful than hillary clinton at appealing to people on the level of culture and heart and national identity and all that sort of thing but as with demagogues throughout human history he exploited emotion especially dark emotions like fear and hatred and resentment to serve only his own interests not the interests of the nation at large. some control from middle class to homeless most of my very hard working people who want to get ahead that either have some some health issues or h

or the east china sea so china's not afraid and they're acting as equals and they're telling them you're going to treat us like equals or we're gone this is you know been protected by you and others over the past few years i've been talking about this the rise of china and how the usa was really tone deaf to what's happening there now unlike a lot of people who covered the space you actually lived in china for 20 years and you know chinese economy the chinese press how did the chinese press cover the summit well they're calling it china pull their ace of ace card basically their it's very positive light they like the way that foreign ministers handled the discussion. there the formally the government is saying talking is better than not talking it will we'll be talking again hopefully there is some type a reset but you know china's not going to play number 2 what what you saw here is well for your diplomacy what they call it it's been a focus for 23 years that they're going to get much more aggressive in stand up for themselves in the global you know propaganda that's been getting direct

you think you know he's not serious i mean for me it's ok but china and china purple here sign of mental instability so that's why it went viral 1st of all say it was all the time all the discussions so you know china said it opens up with you're creating global instability the chinese side comes back into school global instability have you not heard of libya have you not heard of syria i mean not heard of multiple color revolutions if you've been doing it the united states as it and they quote goes around the world using their military and financial edge of minute money control try creating global instability and the key point is these. you have no right you have no qualification to talk down to us about global instability eyes at the u.s. side kind of went wow we're not used to people cock back to us so this is a country in china that doesn't need american capital it doesn't need american technology that can export markets united states about 20 percent now their exports they could live without it they build a larger needy the us has basically no military control no in the soul train a

than 30 years china struck back. it must be pointed out that these countries who proclaim themselves to be human rights judges are keen to lecture others have an ignoble record on human rights they have absolutely no right to criticize china my choice to shift blames to china for what they have committed the dragon has finally shown its teeth it blacklisted a slew of members of the european parliament a subcommittee on human rights denied them entry to china and permission to do business in china to any entity as soon as he did with these people tough stuff but has big gene gone too far china's sanctions against european peace scientists and political institutions as well as non-governmental organizations represent an inappropriate escalation that unnecessarily strains ties between the e.u. and china chinese ambassadors were also summit in italy in france embassies were flooded with concerns and protests europe appeared to be united in outrage for union soon liberal sanctioning others europe really doesn't like to be

if you have any doubt the trouble the west is having working out how to deal with china i give to you britain's hold on integrated review of security defense development and foreign policy your writing purpose of this review the most comprehensive since the cold war is to make the united kingdom stronger safer prosperous well standing up brother so i've read between the lines of this report which is the most important part and i boil it down for you america is a fading power but britain will still hide behind it whenever it can the united states will be our greatest ally and a uniquely close partner in defense intelligence and security rushers named as the main threat because that was the most effective way of getting funding for more bombs and because china has some questionable autocratic tendencies and all the cash and is pretty much going to rule the world by next year britain will continue to criticize it a little bit not to want to watch britain unveil this review if you're sitting in beijing must be a frankly bewildering experience there is no question the child with great chal

if you have any doubt the trouble the west is having working out how to deal with china i give to you britain's hold on integrated review of security defense development foreign policy your writing purpose of this review the most comprehensive since the cold war is to make the united kingdom stronger safer and prosperous while standing up. so i've read between the lines of this report which is the most important part and i boil it down for you america is a fading power but britain will still hide behind it whenever it can the united states will be our greatest ally and a uniquely close partner in defense intelligence and security rushers named as the main threat because that was the most effective way of getting funding for more bombs and because china has some questionable autocratic tendencies and all the cash and is pretty much going to rule the world by next year britain will continue to criticize it a little bit not to want to watch britain unveil this review if you're sitting in beijing must be a frankly bewildering experience there is no question the child with great challenge

across talking china u.s. relations i'm joined by my guest daniel is our in new york he is a journalist and author of 3 books on the u.s. constitution including we have daniel mcadams he is the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity and in north bill we cross to tom watkins he is president and c.e.o. of t.w. associates a global business and educational consulting firm right gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means he can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate danny let me go then you make adam's let me go to you 1st here i suppose it's a good idea they're meeting in and because i think the way the format has been displayed to the public and the lack of traditional diplomatic educate it's going to be a pretty frosty meeting appropriate place your thoughts. yeah and i've heard they're not even going to have dinner together and that doesn't sound like a lot of fun doesn't sound like there's a lot to do there the chinese are upset because they're being forced to take

secretary of state criticized china's china for increasing authoritarianism his chinese counterpart accuse the u.s. apocryphally when it comes to human rights and other issues friday morning in beijing a spokesperson for the chinese ministry of foreign affairs weighed in on the dispute done however the u.s. side who recently overran the agreed time when delivering the opening remarks made groundless attacks and that evolution's against china's domestic and foreign policy and provoked its use is not the proper way of hosting yet nor is it compatible with diplomatic protocol china has made a solemn response so you feel. that you had a strong smell of gunpowder drama from the beginning in the opening remarks it was not the original intention of the chinese side and for more on this let's bring in blue bus co-host christine now kristie i mean we've heard so much in the news about the kind of spat that happened between the 2 sides during opening remarks but going into these meetings what was actually the expectation. well this was one of the most unusual meetings to say the least i don't think

across talking china u.s. relations i'm joined by my guest daniel is our in new york he is a journalist and author of 3 books on the u.s. constitution including we have daniel mcadams he is the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity and in north bill we cross to tom watkins he is president and c.e.o. of t.w. associates a global business and educational consulting firm right gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means he can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate danny let me go then you make adams let me go to you 1st here i suppose it's a good idea they're meeting in and because i think the way the format has been displayed to the public and the lack of traditional diplomatic at a kid is going to be a pretty frosty meeting appropriate place your thoughts. yeah and i've heard they're not even going to have dinner together and that doesn't sound like a lot of fun doesn't sound like there's a lot to do there the chinese are upset because they're being forced to take s

across talking china u.s. relations i'm joined by my guest daniel is our in new york he is a journalist and author of 3 books on the u.s. constitution including we have daniel mcadams he is the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity and in north bill we cross the tom watkins he is president and c.e.o. of t.w. associates a global business and educational consulting firm right gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means he can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate danny let me go then you make adams let me go to you 1st here i suppose it's a good idea they're meeting in and because i think the way the format has been displayed to the public and the lack of traditional diplomatic at a kid is going to be a pretty frosty meeting appropriate place your thoughts you know and i've heard they're not even going to have dinner together and that doesn't sound like a lot of fun doesn't sound like there's a lot to do there the chinese are upset because they're being forced to ta

needs to be ahead of china schmidt said he is concerned that china has a 5 year lead in e-commerce systems and electronic payments i think that's a very big deal he said but it's like you know wal-mart gets the government to pay their employees right wal-mart doesn't play their employees the government pays wal-mart's employees so that the people a wal-mart run wal-mart can take more money for themselves now it's going on here is that these tech companies $1.00 of the american taxpayer to go fund some ai some artificial intelligence for them they don't want to spend the money on the ai themselves because they were. keep it for their stock bonuses they don't want to do any actual work they just want to transfer payments from the fed put it in their pockets and then if there's a complaint about oh china is leading an ai they're like okotoks a taxpayer we're just company we're just corporations we don't know how to do anything anymore so yet in terms of wal-mart their employees get paid because they themselves the employees don't get paid well enough to not receive food stamps not receive wel

china we bought refrigerators made in china we bought all that stuff made in china and instead we could've just poured it into building stuff here locally right well what made the 20th century america centuries that america had something to prove to have kind of a chip on its shoulder there was an inferiority complex compared to the european refined cultures and so it really put the shoulder to the wheel and built this magnificent economy and had glow. influence but by the 21st century america is exhausted it's just tired and it doesn't have anything to prove anymore but china after being on the margins for so long does have something to prove and they do have the capacity and they are putting shoulder to the wheel and they are working it well you need fresh infrastructure to compete the american elite don't feel like we need to compete because they they merican the elite and exclusively print money they can print money for themselves and well we could also send in the air force wherever we want or the navy or the marines and just go take your stuff well out south i mean that's what they c

needs to be ahead of china schmidt said he is concerned that china has a 5 year lead in e-commerce systems and electronic payments i think that's a very big deal he said but it's like you know wal-mart gets the government to pay their employees right wal-mart doesn't play their employees the government pays wal-mart's employees so that the people a wal-mart to run wal-mart can take more money for themselves now it's going on here is that these tech companies $1.00 of the american taxpayer to go fund some ai some artificial intelligence for them they don't want to spend the money on the ai themselves because they were. keep it for their stock bonuses they don't want to do any actual work they just want to transfer payments from the fed put it in their pockets and then if there's a complaint about oh china is leading an ai like okotoks a taxpayer we're just company we're just corporations we don't know how to do anything anymore so yet in terms of wal-mart their employees get paid because they themselves their employees don't get paid well enough to not receive food stamps not receive welfar

needs to be ahead of china schmidt said he's concerned that china has a 5 year lead in e-commerce systems and electronic payments i think that's a very big deal he said it's like you know wal-mart gets the government to pay their employees right wal-mart doesn't play their employees the government pays wal-mart's employees so that the people a wal-mart run wal-mart can take more money for themselves so now it's going on here is that these tech companies one of the american taxpayer to go fund some ai some artificial intelligence for them they don't want to spend the money on the ai themselves because they want to keep it for their stock bonuses they don't want to do any actual work they just want the transfer payments from the fed. put it in their pockets and then if there's a complaint about oh china's leading an ai they're like okotoks a taxpayer we're just company we're just corporations we don't know how to do anything anymore so yet in terms of wal-mart their employees get paid because they themselves the employees don't get paid well enough to not receive food stamps not receive wel

from russia there is no fret phone china out to another similarity between china and russia russia's achilles heel manes the north caucasus even though the region is being so early logics that pacified it wouldn't take much for a serious conflicts and that is why in the 90 nineties and even today western special services a still looking to foment or in the north caucasus and at the same time the americans and the british understand that china's achilles heel is seen jack and that is why they are alleging that the chinese government seized persecutes in the muslim region of the muslim population of this region and has established concentration camps that the americans and the british have not provided any substantial reference of any kind whatsoever to corroborates that height indeed the chinese off fighting terrorists in changing noticeably islamist terrorists comprised of isis cells and al qaida cells there and if they are successful in gene shank in the fates in the chinese security forces that then post a grave threat to chinese in that sense so here is our president emeritus of t

is it is china not the. china is very very important very important and it's why when china issued statements criticizing the coup when china has publicly called for the release of political prisoners. china has expressed its deep concern about developments in iraq that is very hopeful of course china will be very very critical when it comes to trying to address and resolve this this crisis because in china is very important is it difficult as a special rapporteur given your defense a man thank sujit in the past knowing that before latest arrest she seemed to be excusing human rights crimes she had said in testimony to the u.n. cycles of into communal violence. not the worst paul graham of this century yes we've been very critical of the government this crisis is not about her or any individual leader or political party or entity this is about the people with me and they're under a shot and they're sliced into focus it has to be now you know the and some might say you know exam rooms against me and now are j

the double standards on china a moment ago and the reason for these double standards on china is very simple money there is masses of chinese money flushing of sloshing around both in terms of university foundations commercial money obviously huge chinese form is all arrested and large parts of the political establishment in western europe and as we know in the united states and of course i'm thinking of the bidens here in the pay of the chinese and it's very striking that russia maybe because she felt she had her fingers burnt with the soviet experience where the whole you know leadership of world communism ended up costing her a lot of money and she and her fingers on it maybe for that reason but russia as i say very much the opposite of what everyone says does not have a substantial soft power program in the world they don't they don't pay people ever pay lobbyists at least not very much i'm not i'm not aware of them paying very many lobbyists and this may be one of the reasons why they buy the relationship is so bad. it may simply be a matter of money you know one of the things th

even deeper in case of china because china has. this tradition of you know like losing face in china is there is a very for the one thing that can happen to china as a country and to an individual chinese as a lose to lose face as they say oh we'll come back to the shelf china and it's reactions it's sensitivities and sensibilities to every parish heartbreak they chant. always be polite never engage with a negative a good or confrontational. don't get into any conversation or start answering questions just ask for an attorney. survivor territories. definitely don't want to be going to trial in the jumpsuit on cops. you're more likely to walk free if you're rich guilty or if you're poor and. you've got 2 eyes 2 ears and one mouth. so you should be seen here and a whole lot more than you're saying if you don't take that advice easy going to do it yourself or. welcome back to worlds apart that alexander we can have of the department of international relations at the higher school of economics in moscow chris a look in just before the

china's sanctions against european m.p.'s scientists and political institutions as well as non-governmental organizations represent an inappropriate escalation that unnecessarily strains ties between the e.u. and china chinese ambassadors were also summit in italy in france embassies were flooded with concerns and protests europe appeared to be united in outrage for union soon liberal with sanctioning others europe really doesn't like to be on the receiving end china has retaliated to those sanctions and rather than changes policies and address our legitimate concerns china is against a blind eye and these measures are there to will annex unacceptable it since i think about that our parliament would even entertain their dear friend to find the e.u. china investment agreement while its members and one of his kmita is on dissensions efficient statement of the chinese side explained what are these that push china to do this they're tired they say of the hypocrisy the double standards that europe applies to itself and its friend

and china continue to rise. as washington announces a new round of sanctions in coordination with its western allies the highly anticipated measures targeted 2 chinese officials and in a statement the treasury department accused the officials of being connected to serious human rights abuses against weaker minorities and china's northwestern region beijing has repeatedly denied those allegations and a spokesperson for china's foreign ministry argued that the u.s. and its allies aren't the ones who should be accusing anyone of human rights abuses given their own records. what they have done is a slander and then offense to the reputation and dignity of the chinese people layton interference in china's internal affairs in a series infringement on china's sovereignty and security interests these countries have claimed to be judges of human rights and acted as lecturers of human rights but they actually have human rights records and they are not in any position to blame china or even scapegoating china for their own

china we bought refrigerators made in china we bought all that stuff made in china and instead we could've just poured it into building stuff here locally right well what made the 20th century america centuries that america had something to prove to have kind of a chip on its shoulder there was got an inferiority complex compared to the european refined cultures and so it really put the shoulder to the wheel and built this magnificent economy and had glow. influence but by the 21st century america is exhausted it's just tired and it doesn't have anything to prove anymore but china after being on the margins for so long does have something to prove and they do have the capacity and they are putting shoulder to the wheel and they are worked at it well you need infrastructure to compete the american elite don't feel like we need to compete because they they merican the elites and exclusively print money they can print money for themselves and well we could also send in the air force wherever we want or the navy or the marines and just go take your stuff well out south i mean that's what they

that's not off but all schools want to talk to run it wants to talk to china and do business with china as well how is that kind of relationship going on outside of it the russian chinese one well over the look at it this way 3 when it comes to russia there isn't much the european union and especially the united states that they haven't sanction they have feasibly sanction every organization every individual that they could be ministers we're talking about here i mean what we're. talking about that the people of the european union are supposed to talk to are on their sanctions list and when it comes to when it comes to china they have switched their gaze and to speak to chad let's be honest in the long term the europeans and the americans understand this well china is a much bigger potential threat to the european union to the united states its population eclipses that of russia its economy eclipses that of russia it's a military spending is enormous. in the future there might be efforts and we're seeing the beginning the beginnings of those now to sort of try and contain china by the e

but china after being. worked on it. in the early ninety's. a psychologist just proposed to the west but an experiment. paedophiles. neglected boys experiment was a. good model. don't go on those who want your. girls to sex with older men would help with the boy's socialization over 30 years many children were paedophiles to raise. the. boardrooms or should not just hope for a good person zooming through the roof. welcome back some a group of some of the world's most powerful oil producing nations met thursday to discuss the next phase of production policy amid the ongoing krone virus crisis now as we have been reporting for months ministers representing opec and non opec partners also known as opec plus have been meeting regularly to discuss levels of oil production the 2 most influential members of these groups are saudi arabia and russia and ultimately they decide whether to increase or decrease worldwide production levels joining us now to discuss this and other many other issues name auslan chief market analyst with eva trade and co-host

from russia there is no fret phone china out to another similarity between china and russia russia's achilles to the manes the north caucasus even though the region is being so early large extent pacified it wouldn't take much for a serious conflicts and that is why in the $99.00 states and even today western special services a still looking to foment or in the north caucuses and at the same time the americans and the british understand that china's achilles heel is jean jacket and that is why they are legit that's the chinese government sees persecuting the muslim region of the muslim population of this region and has established concentration camps set against the americans and the british have not provided any substantial reference of any kind whatsoever to corroborates that height indeed the chinese off fighting terrorists in changing notably islamist terrorists comprised of isis cells and al qaida cells there and if they are successful in jean jang in the face in the chinese security force is that. a grave threat to chinese in that sense or is our president in american and the b

with the new administration against china again how do you see all of this shaking out. well president biden has a very substantial set of domestic challenges and it's unlikely that he will risk political capital in the short run gratian rolling back the tariffs for example the public rhetoric against china i expect the rather colorful rhetoric of the previous administration to be replaced by. strong words but strong words couched in diplomatic language i think where president biden can make considerable progress in the short run is by rebuilding alliances with. with the european union and with other countries in asia that perhaps the trumpet administration didn't know it sure as well as it could have that will enable a biden administration to shore up a strong stance against china with a collaborative support from its allies around the world that's going to make china are a little bit more. willing to come to the table than in the previous situation where we had the e.u. and the us really at odds with each other and china was able to divide and rule between them it's th

a hard line stance against china again and how do you see all of this shaking out. well president biden has a very substantial set of domestic challenges and it's unlikely that he will risk political capital in the short run by deescalating the china stance of the previous administration rolling back the tariffs for example i would regard that as unlikely in the short run but the public rhetoric against china i expect the rather colorful rhetoric of the previous administration to be replaced by. strong words but strong words couched in diplomatic language i think where president biden can make considerable progress in the short run is by rebuilding alliances with the european union and with other countries in asia that perhaps the trumpet ministration didn't nurture as well as it could have that will enable the biden administration to shore up a strong stance against china with a collaborative support from its allies around the world that's going to make china are a little bit more. willing to come to the table than in the previous situation where we had the e.u. an

secretary of state criticized china's china for increasing authoritarianism his chinese counterpart accuse the u.s. of apocrypha see when it comes to human rights and other issues friday morning in beijing a spokesperson for the chinese ministry of foreign affairs weighed in on the dispute . however the u.s. side seriously overran the agreed time when delivering opening remarks made grown with attacks and that using actions against china's domestic and foreign policies and provoked its use is not the proper way of hosting nor is it compatible with diplomatic protocol china has made a solemn response so. the 2 sides had a strong smell of gunpowder drama from the beginning in the opening remarks it was not the original intention of the chinese. and for more on this let's bring in bus co-host kristie now kristie i mean we've heard so much in the news about the kind of spat that happened between the 2 sides during opening remarks but going into these meetings what was actually the expectation. well this was one of the most unusual meetings to say the least i don't think anyone expected to see

if you have any doubt the trouble the west is having working out how to deal with china i give to you britain's hold on integrated review of security defense development foreign policy your writing purpose of this review the most called breakthrough since the cold war is to make the united kingdom stronger safer and prosperous while standing up. so i've read between the lines of this report which is the most important part and i boil it down for you america is a fading power but britain will still hide behind it whenever it can the united states will be our greatest ally and a uniquely close partner in defense intelligence and security rushers named as the main threat because that is the most effective way of getting funding for more bombs and because china has some questionable autocratic tendencies and all the cash and is pretty much going to rule the world by next year britain will continue to criticize it a little bit not to want to watch britain unveil this review if you're sitting in beijing must be a frankly bewildering experience there is no question the trial it would pose a

not russia that's the potential big threat of the future china's g.d.p. its economy its military spending its population all eclipse that of russia and lately the biggest scandal was that the european union has now put into effect sanctions against china for its treatment of the wee good people for violating apparently their rights the chinese have protested this they have summoned the european ambassador told him in writing in word but nevertheless there is little or hope that europe will change its attitude in the immediate future and say lavrov commenting on russian sino russian relations he says there's a whole lot more chance an opportunity in the east than there is in the west. the european union destroyed all mechanisms to re have been trying to build over many years we have us partners individual european countries guided by their national interests and that objectively leads to the fact that our relations with china are developing faster than what is left of relations with european countries both countries of course insist on loosening getting ri

if you have any doubt the trouble the west is having working out how to deal with china i give to you britain's hold on integrated review of security defense development foreign policy your writing purpose of this review the most cobra 2 since the cold war is to make the united kingdom stronger safer prosperous while standing up progress so i've read between the lines of this report which is the most important part and i boil it down for you america is a fading power but britain will still hide behind it whenever it can the united states will be our greatest ally and a uniquely close partner in defense intelligence and security russia's named as the main threat because that was the most effective way of getting funding for more bombs and because china has some questionable autocratic tendencies and all the cash and is pretty much going to rule the world by next year britain will continue to criticize it a little bit not to want to watch britain unveil this review if you're sitting in beijing must be a frankly bewildering experience there is no question the try it with a great challeng

china's regional. by their treatment of the show the known should be and can easily be the japanese of their threat to use force to take taiwan. sorry i have to jump in here at a time i'm sincerely apologize for interrupting that's all the time we want to thank my guest in washington washington and in london i want to thank our viewers for watching as iraqis see you next time remember. some control for a middle class to whom the. most some are very hardworking people who want to get ahead that either have some some health issues or have some of the district about luck a full time job won't always pay for a place to live and missing just a month's rent can get she was a victim of gunpoint if anything bad happens to any thing that just throws your budget off slightly. better catch up real quick or you're going to have a judgment of possession against you and get a ticket by anyone that's homeless is history like garbage people look at you like a monster or someone bad or you chose to be there most of the

from busha there is no fret phone china out to another similarity between china and russia russia's achilles heel manes the north caucasus even though the region is being so early logics that pacified it wouldn't take much for a serious conflicts and that is why in the 90 nineties and even today western special services a still looking to foment or in the north caucasus and at the same time the americans and the british understand that china's achilles heel is seen jack and that is why they are alleging that the chinese government seized persecutes in the muslim region of the muslim population of this region and has established concentration camps that the americans and the british have not provided any substantial reference of any kind whatsoever to corroborates that hype indeed the chinese off fighting terrorists in changing not simply islamist terrorists comprised of isis cells and al qaida cells there and if they are successful in jean jacques in the fates in the chinese security forces that. a grave threat to chinese in that sense or here is our president emeritus of the british it's no

everyone has to comply wants them there is now an alternative model which is advocated by russia and china which is let us return to the west malian system of states which is that all states are sovereign within their own territory knows they can interfere in the internal affairs of another state knows they can threaten and use any kind of coercion not just military go through economic coercion against any of the state and then these principles these westphalian principles were in shrive in the united nations charter and so when when the united states talking about values and that they intend to spread bad use it dentists red democracy then there are very few takers because most of the well look behind the russian and chinese model much more appealing bridges we don't really want what you're selling that is what they're going to say to the united states and it's some great allies and they came in london as i said in my my introduction here i mean this is what we're getting from this administration is a reliance on so-called values but what about economic security military security it all o

to announce sanctions against china so i want to ask you what is the situation between china and you after these latest escalation. this is according to the effort between the u.s. canada and the ear that has taken china by surprise this shank sions agreed on monday marks that use 1st punitive measures on beijing since 1989 and the 4 individuals that will have the assets in the uk pros and be banned from traveling within the e.u. borders so once again it's all economists so not surprisingly china and pose their own sanctions on 10 people from the e.u. and 4 entities that it believes harms a country sovereignty and china is calling for the e.u. to launch a formal protest and demand that the bloc correct its error to prevent further damage to its relations but right now the e.u. faces a very delicate balancing act over relations with china it currently treats beijing as a rival but also as a major economic are late last year brussels sealed this major investment pact with china after 7 long years of negotiations and the pact will eventually need to be approved by the european parliamen

than 30 years china struck back. it must be pointed out that these countries who proclaim themselves to be human rights judges a king to lecture others have an ignoble record on human rights they have absolutely no right to criticize china much less to shift blames to china for what they have committed the dragon has finally shown its teeth it blacklisted a slew of members of the european parliament a subcommittee on human rights denied them entry to china and permission to do business in china to any entity as soon as he did with these people tough stuff but has big gene gone too far china's sanctions against european peace scientists and political institutions as well as non-governmental organizations represent an inappropriate escalation that unnecessarily strains ties between the e.u. and china chinese ambassadors were also summit in italy in france embassies were flooded with concerns and protests europe appeared to be united in outrage for union soon liberal sanctioning others europe really doesn't like to be o

to announce sanctions against china so i want to ask you what is the situation between china and you after these latest escalation. this is according to the effort between the u.s. canada and the ear that has taken china by surprise this changsha its agreed on monday marks that use 1st punitive measures on beijing since 1989 and the 4 individuals that will have the assets in the uk pros and be banned from traveling within the e.u. borders so once again it's all economists so not surprisingly china and pose their own sanctions on 10 people from the e.u. and 4 entities that it believes harms a country sovereignty and china is calling for the e.u. to launch a formal protest and demand that the bloc correct its error to prevent further damage to its relations but right now the e.u. faces a very delicate balancing act over relations with china it currently treats beijing as a rival but also as a major economic are late last year brussels sealed this major investment pact with china after 7 long years of negotiations and the pact will eventually need to be approved by the european parliame